exxon has outperformed chevron and i think there's a pretty good case, and chevron should have betterthe lng business in the second half of the year which right now is really important because europe needs a lot of gas to replace russia, and secondly, because chevron has less debt, i think that more likely to raise the dividends next year by a greater amount and the investors with dividend growth and my favorite chevron. so it's really close if i'm wrong i wouldn't be surprised, but i think there's a pretty good case for chevron to close the gap for the rest of the year >> which of these two companies benefits more from the provisions in the inflation reduction at act which had precious little to do with the reducing inflation and it had to do with the climate and which would stand to benefit more? >> there are three asset classes that both of these companies care about that were main beneficiaries of the ira hydrogen, carbon capture and biofuels and so both companies are going to make pretty significant investments in all three. i would say chevron is a little further along in biofue

plus an interview with the ceo of chevron by my colleague poppy. what changes the company is making to address climate change, its place in the middle of a global energy crisis and what is to come if the gas industry faces higher wind fall gas profits. and that is coming up. >>> and in northern ireland, king charles is there but will soon return to london as his mother's coffin will be taken in the coming hours home. you might say to home to buckingham palace. stay with us, as the coverage continues later this hour. go ta answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's s value and gives you a real offer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot then pick up your car that's it atat carvana not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets between teeth destroy 5x more plaque above the gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healter mouth. listerine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when high quality is the only quality that matters, we fit your standards, with no-compromise quality and a lifetime

carleton: a small stake in chevron, basically 0.2%, telling chevron it should focus more on energy production and curb its spending on the energy transition. to give a point of reference, chevron is saying it plans to trickle investments to $10 billion through 2028. jack: there's a middle ground between don't real at all in the drill baby drill people. carleton: there are a lot of dynamics going on. you might not find energy company that is pristine but are they on the right path to embracing renewables, curbing production? than you do have so many tensions in florida and texas that are pulling away from esd oriented funds claiming they are anti-capitalist, going against fair market practices. jack: they had been doing well because they are heavy in tech. it is a sinner's market, defense stocks, energy stocks, etc. . carleton: and a lot of people are tempted to go for ets, they have ways to ask for advice. we would say look at the sectors themselves individually, up 45% this year, one of the aerospace and defense etfs but when looking at the broader s&p down 15% i will take flat. jack: everyo

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disavowed chevron deference and whether chevron should apply to statutes like these with criminal law application. last term, the supreme court in the american outflows association case turned down an invitation to over 10 chevron and ignored it. i am interested to see what they do with these petitions at the petition stage. and we are about to hear a lot about term limits at the supreme court, which i am looking forward to. there is a michigan case challenging the ins -- constitutionality of term limits for michigan lawmakers in the 1992 amendment to the michigan state constitution, voters enacted two sets of term limits for the state legislature. for the house of representatives, you can serve no more than 23 year terms. for the senate, you can serve no more than a total of eight years. the group of former legislators went to the central court and said that this violated their first amendment right of individual expression. the lower courts disagreed with them, so now it is coming to this court hearing. >> thank you to all of our panelists. i am going to take a couple of minutes to

very small stake in chevron. let's note, you know, basically 0.2% but telling chevron that it should actually focus more on energy production, and it should probably curb its spending on the energy transition to give you a point of reference. chevron has been saying that it plans to triple its low carbon investments to about 10 billion through 2028. so there's the e s g thing going on here. there's a middle ground here right between the don't drill at all. and the drill baby drill people. the dsg thing has a lot of dynamics going on. so the middle ground aspect is okay. you might not be able to find an energy company that is pristine. but are they on the right path to embracing renewables? maybe curbing some of their production and, you know, building the company for the future. but then you do have so many pensions in states like florida and texas that are actually pulling away from sd oriented funds, claiming that their anti capitalist and you know it, they're going against fair market practices. funds had been

every third soldier working under ukrainian chevron was a citizen of a member state.orces were 4-5 times superior to the units of the dpr of the lpr and russia defending their positions in the region. there were mercenaries from the ukrainian side before, either as instructors or as part of separate battalions. now, according to military experts, it has become indecently many foreigners, some explain such a number, who came in large numbers by the weakness of the ukrainian army itself, others by the distrust of western customers in the distribution of weapons. these military personnel are already present in such numbers that sometimes it has a serious impact on the course of hostilities, it has long been clear that the ukrainian army does not have enough professional units that would be capable of serious offensive operations, and those fighting from ukraine and foreigners today.

chevrons.. now people there, you know, roll their eyes, but actually, what a laugh, fuck nationalism in ukraine, because it means friends. just see, please, the definition of what is nazism in general, what is nazism? do you think this is not necessarily what happened in germany there from some to such and such a forty-fifth year. well, this, of course, is also yes, but in general, nazism is, as i understand it, an extreme form of political ethnic nationalism. tell me, please, that in ukraine you do not see extreme forms of political ethnic nationalism; i repeat strictly scientifically, this is nazism. and the fact that europe is not paying attention to it. it's in the saying say again. and if nikolaevich that your beloved europe, our beloved europe lost his memory, it’s just stupid lost the memory. what else is interesting, then? here is a chevront, it turned out to cause outrage. it causes us indignation and horror and anxiety, because we have a good memory. we remember everything, and europe

we saw news of an anti-esg investor going after's chevron -- after chevron.like the conversation in europe is becoming energy security versus going green and not being able to have both. i am curious to see what investors are doing with that? thomas: you know, there are two minds on this topic around the world, and that includes our customers. some customers fervently believe in having to go green and others believe that this is not so urgent. so we are trying to cater to the people who wants to -- we are trying to do both sides, we just want to create whatever investment that we want to use. and so the ability to buy carbon on our platform is sought after by many people. and we are hoping that they will be happy doing it on our platform. guy: a final quick question from me. how is business? thomas: sorry? guy: how is business? is it busy out there right now coming out of the summer? thomas: for internet brokers, this is a very good time because you know when the rates are rising people because consciousness of what they are paying for margin loans and they a

defer to chevron when the federal government has affirmatively disavowed chevron different spread whethernot chevron should apply to statutes like these with criminal law applications. last term in the american hospital association case, turned down an invitation to overrule chevron. they essentially ignored it.er i'm really interested to see what they do with these petitions either at the petition stage or underns merits. and then we are about towe hear about term limits at the supreme court. i'm really looking forward to bread that the michigan case challenging the constitutionality of term limits for michigan lawmakers and in 1992 amendment and michigan state constitution. d voters enacted two terms of limits forat the state legislate for members of the house of representatives. you can serve no more than three two-year terms for a total of six years for if you are in the senate you can serve no more than two four-year terms forat total of eight years. federal court arguing the term limits violate their first amendment rights for association and individual expression. the lower courts

chevron not going too far. the company will maintain its headquarters in san ramon, moving just a short distance to a building that was once owned by at and t. coming up a big move to help restore the pagoda at san francisco's japanese tea garden. and new efforts to help create affordable housing in california, the green ight japanese tea garden has been restored for the first time in more than 100 years to mark the occasion, a celebration was held there in golden gate park. all the carpentry, roofing and masonry work was completed by city maintenance crews. traditional bells were also added to the five story structure, organizers say more than 500 donors contributed to the restoration project. all in a room people and organizations from all over san francisco across the bay area to steam. and frankly, from around the world that have supported the pagoda and teegarden projects, donations or large and they were very small. these renderings show the second phase of the project, the garden area that's expected to

chevron park. it's moving many of its workers from the bay area to houston.ave festival returning to half moon bay this weekend. there are no concrete plans, but the historic big wave contest at mavericks instead, there will be a one day festival to bring those big wave surfers together with the public. the festival will have live music, food and drinks as well. organizers say the goal is to share the mavericks with the world. there will also be a pedal out at nine a.m. saturday morning. and that will be followed by a festival which begins at 11 a.m. alright, perfect weather for that this weekend. thanks so much for joining us here at noon. our news continues that the ktvu .com site in the ktvu news app. we get to meet you back here for next newscast at ford. pictionary is up. next have a great one. (audience cheering) - [narrator] can you guess what this is? if you guessed stroller, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary! our first celebrity captain is the pride of detroit motor city. let's rev things up with daily pop's, loni love, and with her coup

jon: as we watch the oil story today, we have seen a lift for dow components like chevron. apple moving higher on up the expectations around the iphone orders for the new device. bristol-myers getting a nice move higher on encouraging regulatory news tied to a key drug. twitter, a story we will continue to watch, the company pushing back on plans by elon musk to get out of the deal. kriti: a lot to digest. the trade today seems to be a mix of chip stocks as well. we will see if the momentum holds. let's turn to d.c. as members of congress return. david westin is standing by without majority leader steny hoyer and a big interview. david: i'm david westin. we welcome steny hoyer, democratic member of congress and majority leader of the house of representatives. thank you for joining us. first of all, i think you deserve the opportunity to read town -- recount what congress was able to accomplish people didn't expect nearly so much. rep. hoyer: we had an extraordinary session. i have been in congress since 1981. this is one of the most productive congresses in which i have ser

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so big bet still with energy stephanie link, you bought more chevron.g bets with energy continue you're double the benchmark. >> yep >> why do you add to this one here with energy going down? >> it's down 13% from its highs. they're the leader in the industry of upstream, downstream, and chemicals with pricing power. as we talked about earlier, free cash flow generation is enormous and last quarter alone, they generated $11.2 billion in free cash flow, up from $1.6 billion the quarter before that. their break-evens is $40 even if oil stays here, $75, $80, they're still minting money. and just best in class on sale >> all right michael farr, do you like these names? you still like energy? do you want any piece of energy or what? >> no, i haven't owned energy for a while, scott of the group, i certainly do like che ron it's a fabulous company. going into a recession here in 2023, with rates where they are and particularly the dollar getting as strong as it is, i'm just not as comfortable trying to time when in and when out of the commodity markets. >> oka

at the xle, the eff is a tale of two stocks in particular, exxon, which represents about 24% and chevron, about 21% when we look at exxon, from their most recent results, we see they are operating very well, they are actually accelerating their buybacks at this point, so i think that's a good sign. when we take a look at chevron, this is a company trying to focus their time and attention pretty heavily on the permian basin. and why that's so important is they don't have the same kinds of permitting problems that the utica and marcella shale do. they can, just being in texas, if they're going to ship out to lng plants on the texas coast. and we take at the overall sector we're getting about 11.5, 11.8 cents. the trade i'm looking at is one that i often look to in situations where i think there could be some down side, potentially, that i don't want to have exposure toch the november 71-88 with the sale of the 71, and the 88 strike call the idea is to get 10% upside participation between now and november expiration while avoiding for the most part a 10% down side. of course this will behav

. >>> chevron sold its headquarters as they shift more workers to texas. they flew over 82 acres of the complex that the oil giants sold the site to the developer that owns the massive bishop ranch property next to it. chevron is now leasing office space in bishop ranch for its new headquarters. >>> it's not just real estate shakeups we're talking about facebook's parent company just told its employees it will be hiring and reducing budgets across most of its teams that could mean layoffs there been reports they told underperforming employees to reapply for a new role within the company for lee's. >> let's begin the latest on the school shooting in oakland injured six people. we are getting a more detailed picture of how yesterday's violence unfolded. police revealing that the shooters actually entered the school building and opened fire it happened just before 1:00 yesterday and swan of the three schools on the king state campus in the east hills near 580 joining us now with more details and how we are hearing that the shooting is gang- related. >> report

and when we look at xle, the etf really it's a tale of two stocks in particular, exxon and chevron. when we look at exxon from their most recent results we see they're operating well they're accelerating their buy backs at this point, so i think that's a good sign and when we look at chevron this is a company trying to focus their time and attention pretty heavily particularly on the gas side in particular they don't have the kind of funding problems that shale has in terms of building pipe lines and getting natural gas out there. just being in texas if they're going to ship out to lng plants on the texas coast we take a look at the overall sector we're looking at price to cash we're getting 11.5% in that neighborhood so very reasonably priced the trade i'm looking at is one i often look to in situations where i think there could be some downicide potential i don't want to have exposure to november the buy the 80 strike calls and financing that in call with sale. the idea here is to get about 10% up side participation between now and november expereration while avoiding for the most

san ramon chevron downsizing, just sold the headquarters to its neighbor sun sun set development. chevron is taking a smaller office space on on sun set bishop ranch property property and shifting workers to to texas. there are no details on how much all of this will cost. i know what's free though. though. >> what? >> you giving us an update every for weather. i appreciate that.i am glad i don't have to pay for that. >> you can pay for it if you wat to. >> do you have a tip jar? >> i will start bringing it. les start talking about this marine layer. we will see sunny skies along the coast. we don't say that often so take it for what it is workers. sunny conditionsm half moon bay to san francisco into the afternoon hours. daytie highs today will stay around average, even warmer due to hig. that's the reason why we are drg up and seeing sunnier skies not only today but tomorrow too. ths high pressure system will contie to ridge in, warms us with warm air from the south. it doesn't last for much longer. offshore we are starting to see low prese and that will bring a different system

then, you take a look at chevron. this is a company that is trying to focus their time and attention pretty heavily on the basin, and why that is important on the natural gas side is because they don't have the same kinds of problems that utica has in terms of building pipelines and getting natural gas out of there. just being in texas, if they are going to ship out to plants on the texas coast. if you take a look at the overall sector, we are looking at 11 1/2 to 11.8%. very reasonably priced. we don't think there are near- term headwinds for energy. the trade i am looking at is when i often look to in situations where i think there could be some downside, potentially, that i don't want to have exposure to. the november call spread reversal, buying the $80 strike calls and financing that in part with the sale of the strike put. the idea here is to get about 10% upside participation between now and november, while avoiding a 10% downside. of course, this will behave a little bit like the shares of xle in the near term

of our military on the front line, who also watch japanese cartoons as proof of the photo of the chevron on the shape of the wings of freedom from the famous animation fighters. they say they need it. mostly warm clothes, but also necessary, for example, armor vests, in general, there is something to work on, and most importantly, where funds will be raised at anime festivals. specifically, part of the cost of tickets from the event, transferred to the needs of the front. such an impulse to the word was not appreciated by all, many suspected anime people of insincerity. although they had patriotic posts in public before. they oppose lgbt propaganda and exclusively for traditional values. i did not think that something would go, just some kind of mass resonance, but i'm honestly glad that this resonance has gone, that it will now go through the youth. and maybe this will affect many people and some people will change their position. plus , some soldiers write to me, who say that they it's nice that they are not forgotten, that they remember. this is what is happening, what is already happ

in october, 2020 grass fire near 580 spread dangerously dangerously close to the chevron chevron gas station and nearby . nearby apartments. no buildings were damaged then. > >> now onto an accident that is hard to report. a motorcyclist killed after the crash and landed on the bar tracks. the person was hit by a moving train. police and fire crews did did respond to the overpass above the tracks. this happened near 23rd and northgate, where chains come out of the tunnel. limited service was restored in the past hour, but there are major delays in both directions. > >> in san jose now, three people people injured in a two-car crash. one of those with life-threatening injuries. happened at the intersection of tully and senter road. it started with reports of trespassers at the santa clara county fairgrounds. as deputies deputies arrived, the suspect took off. a short time later, the violent crash. police are still investigating. > >> the other big story, we are heading into a wet weekend. the first storm of the season is headed our way. widespread rain in the bay area, but first, sunn

motivation, says ivan, because such chevrons are worn on the uniforms of those who risk their livesatov details tv channel inter marathon only news ukraine must be clean from the enemy and from garbage that before the start of the full-scale invasion of russia in many ukrainian cities, the environmental movement was actively developing, millions of people learned to sort garbage, planted trees, organized toloki putin's horde crossed out most of the eco-projects, and many environmentalists began to protect ukraine from the enemy. however, activists are gradually reviving their initiatives, stressing that any environmental action must first of all be safe, how and where it is possible to carry out a large-scale cleanup in the conditions of war. my colleagues will tell me the destruction of cities and villages, burnt forests and fields due to the fact that the rashists are now destroying ukrainian nature in particular, eco-activists are trying to keep the ecological defense of the state right in front of our eyes, they are cleaning up garbage on the territory of the capital vdng with a

the five major oil companies — bp, annie, exxon mobile, chevron, and shell — are all committed to butlity to report flaring emissions. the bbc found found this oil field in iraq has more flaring than any other site in the world. bbc�*s report makes it look to the investors in the public like it's flaring emissions are going down overall. but because it doesn't count emissions from sites where it's not the official operator, those aren't included. bp, the lead contractor here, doesn't declare the omissions. neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. bp's global admissions from gas flaring in 2021 were four million tonnes of c02. but if rumaila were included, it would be doubled. bbc news arabic and the bbc climate and data teams investigated how many more sites there were globally when neither the oil company nor the official operator were declaring the emissions. using satellite data, we found dozens of sites globally belonging to the five major oil companies, where flaring emissions are not being reported. this amounted to almost 20 million tonnes of carbon dioxide — th

you've probably noticed west coast refineries including chevrons in richmond are being blamed for some of it the statewide average of 588 per gallon jumped nine cents just from yesterday, san francisco oakland, san jose are all higher than that abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how close we could come to record prices once again, i gass seem like they're a bit higher of late. i think it's crazy. it's because they are they too -- high. i can't afford like nothing else. really triple a says california is averaging $5.88 a gallon for regular unleaded fuel as of tuesday night. that's a 43 cents from a week ago up 61 cents compared to a month ago and a dollar 49 higher than a year ago. california prices aren't yet at the record state average we saw in june, but they are quickly nearing that number. do you think that we could break those records here in california? yeah, i think there's a legitimate shot right now. i don't think we will hit the record that we set back in june, but i wouldn't rule it out uc berkeley's severin bornstein and chief oil analyst denton cinco grana with oil

the biggest drags are boeing, goldman sachs and chevron. adding on these weak days to some of your favorite positions what's the strategy for you? >> it's to add to the names that are most below intrinsic value we're finding that clustering in housing-related names and in finals goldman sachs adding to trading right at that one times book level. some of the home related names that we love, mohawk carpets, anything related to housing has gotten very cheap here financials, northern trust getting very cheap here. >> you're adding to housing stocks as mortgage rates go above 6% and the fed continues it's not stopping any time soon? >> because everybody hates them right now. we have names like mohawk trading at 8 times earnings. this is going to be -- this, too, shall pass. when it does, the consumer is in very good shape. the consumer still has a lot of equity in his or her home. they'll do remodeling, add new carp carpeting, new vinyl files >> home depot down 33.5% for the year charlie, thank you very much always good to chat with you >>> as w

you've probably noticed west coast refineries including chevrons in richmond are being blamed for somewide average of 588 per gallon jumped nine cents just from yesterday, san francisco oakland, san jose are all higher than that abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how close we could come to record prices once again, if these gas prices seem like they're a bit higher of late. i think it's crazy. it's because they are they too -- high. i can't afford like nothing else. really triple a says california is averaging $5.88 a gallon for regular unleaded fuel as of tuesday night. that's a 43 cents from a week ago up 61 cents compared to a month ago and a dollar 49 higher than a year ago. california prices aren't yet at the record state average we saw in june, but they are quickly nearing that number. do you think that we could break those records here in california? yeah, i think there's a legitimate shot right now. i don't think we will hit the record that we set back in june, but i wouldn't rule it out uc berkeley's severin bornstein and chief oil analyst denton cinco grana with oil pri

of the first separate northern tank brigade, and uh, well, it can be seen from they are still in chevrons i will ask the camera to frame this steel horse on chevrons, guys er, the rashist felt for themselves er, the capabilities of the first northern brigade when they tried to capture the black, this history, we, er, are still writing this chronicle of this war, but what are the first battles? took place, we can already begin to disassemble them little by little and detail them and here, please tell me yes, your brigade a-a is based in chernihiv oblast and it is near the border with belarus. we had one of the first breakthroughs and attempts to quickly encircle and capture chernihiv there, but we know that chernihiv is and they didn’t take it, they couldn’t even approach him. so tell me how it started. how did you teach the poles the russian language? it all started on february 23. at 10:00 p.m., the battalion commander gave me the order to call out with his company. the waiting area for the time being, it may be quiet in the waiting area, well, no one knew what it would be, uh, we arrive

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what does contribute significantly to s&p 500 earnings as i mentioned before are chevron, exxon, united health, really big companies that are not as at risk. and so also like if we're going to be -- i feel leak when you're talking about this you've got nvidia in your mind. i don't know how significant their earnings downside is even with the china thing that's 7% of revenues on one specific chip. but if you back up and take crummy little intel -- >> but we're talking about semis. jenny, we're not talking about the any one fund mentals of one company, we're talking about semis as a shorthand for economic activity -- >> i don't think that's right. fine, let's talk about energy. >> go ahead, rob >> listen, there's no question that estimates are coming down no question in my mind in fact it's been a really strange feature in equities that despite mounting evidence of economic softening, weakness, lower pmis, falling consumer confidence, a housing slowdown, we have not seen this reflected in earnings projections for '22 and '23. they're finally being revised lower. and that is a very importa

morning many report, chevron sold the san ramon headquarters complex. a move to downsize its presence in california as the company makes move toward texas, shifting more workers there. the 92 acre site was sold to sunset development, which originally sold the same property to chevron back in the 1980's. they also own a ranch chevron leased out to serve as the new headquarters at a third of the size. amazon announced a new kindle, you can write on it. it is about the size of a sheet of paper and has a special pen to take notes, make a list or write on pages of books. preorders start at about $400. a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. you can see a huge dip in the dow, starting about 458 points down. a big loss as the markets open. kumasi: game of thrones went off the air and 2019, but one bay area animal shelter says it is seeing a pattern connected to the show. a surge of huskies being put up for adoption. the peninsula humane society says fans of the show got the dogs because they look similar to the both characters feat

that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%.rojected to reach 1 million barrels of oil per day by 2025. all while staying on track to reduce our carbon emissions intensity in the area. because it's only human to tackle the challenges of today to help ensure a brighter tomorrow. ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. we want to turn now to the escalating migrant crisis in this country. republican governors on the southern border from texas, florida, and arizona, are playing a terrible political game. using desperate human beings as pawns. just today, a new group of migrants was dropped off on the street in front of vice president kamala harris's residence in washington d.c.. it is the second time this has happened just this week. four new buses of migrants also arrived in new york city today. m

that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%.rojected to reach 1 million barrels of oil per day by 2025. all while staying on track to reduce our carbon emissions intensity in the area. because it's only human to tackle the challenges of today to help ensure a brighter tomorrow. >> you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. coming up, higher gas costs with the chief operating officer blooming -- joining bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. ♪ you up to date with news from around the world. russia's president vladimir putin blames western nations for the shutdown of the nord stream 2 natural gas pipeline. that -- flow to europe's -- gas flows to europe could resume as they get pipeline turbine service. the head of nato says the war in ukraine is entering a critical phase and get some told the times there could be a tough winter ahead. that can include energy cuts and possibly civil unrest. businesses will be tested as they make soaring energy prices and rising cost-of-living caused by russia's invasion. a warming fro

you saw that chevron station we were talking about. so how's was fully involved as well as a fence. we saw that between homes that was also on fire. pushing a little bit here and you can see some of the charge structure there and some of the trees that have also been touched by flames. and now this is a look from a cow trans camera. you can see the flames and traffic and we understand the traffic is backed up for miles. past the point of the highway 13 junction. so this is 5 80 in both directions were told it is bad 5 80 westbound and eastbound as well. keep in mind that where this broke out is 5 80 at 35th avenue, so we'll continue to follow this breaking news for you will bring you updates as we get them here and on air and on the abc seven streaming app. so what firefighters need, of course, is hopefully not a lot of winds to blow those members around and spread the fire. let's check in with meteorologist sanjay patel, now sandia. yeah christians, so the conditions are actually favorable for the firefighters to get the upper hand. let me show you a live view from our east bay hil

you can see the fire got dangerously close to this chevron gas station. which had aot

launching my book in new york last week, but i took a break during my book tour boo where the ceo of chevron asked me to have dinner with their cfo. we had dinner at their invitation in new york cito askey. >> at the end of the day,lose i think that a lot odf peopleo i behind closed doors may want to go in the direction we want to go to say it out loud on behalf of everyday americans. that's why i wanted to give them a choice. and hopefully we drive som e g change. >> we'll see. i think a loo t of these people don't want to go wrong.k yo and i think that's really smart. and true.doin and you would know. but they promised me. thank you for doing that and for joining us . >> thank you. so why joe biden picked kamala whrris or kamala kamala, whatever her name is , buty p the vice president , why did he pick her? >> because she's the smartestic person ever.ha and she proves that daily. the a >> and as we so often do, we're going to end tonight's show with the latest example. straight ahead, one step now. so you have to take two forul ms i won't let yoicu down, though, to help you only have to ta

memory, all hockey players, coaches of the teams playing that day came out with special commemorative chevrons on jersey and suits for these khl boys, including those at the minsk arena from the moment of silence of the year. dynamo ended the home series today against ufimsky salavat yulaev, let me remind you that the previous two matches ended with the use of bison. today. they also scored first in second place. abandoned sponge became the author of the second dynamo puck making another 2:1. in the middle of the third period, the guests equalized, and then we took the lead, and all three goals. salavat were abandoned in the majority, and the fourth completely into an empty net 4:24 dynamo goes to visit the petrochemist match on september 10, and today dynamo made its debut in the youth hockey league belarusian team. the season began with an away match against akm junior from the tula region, also deputies in the league, the head coach of the dynamo collar. andrey mikhailovsky before the start of the match promised that in each in a duel his team will show the hockey that the fan is waiting fo

. >>> and chevron sold its california headquarters and plans to move into a nearby leased space about the third of the size of the coverage offices. the move could inn sides with the location to texas. che chevron's main office has been in california for 140 years dating back to pacific coast oil company established its headquarters in the bay area back in 1879 i was not around then, frank back to you. >> bertha, good morning. see you later on. >>> turning attention back to the broader markets. stocks are said to give back yesterday's gains if the pre-market losses hold futures as you can see red across the board dow looks like it will open 300 points lower and nasdaq and s&p 500 will open later. we have robter er robert schen with us for more we could give back all of those gains. what are you telling clients today? >> we are in the middle of the bear market. we are seeing that play out overnight. the bank of england obviously is making emergency measures to support what they need to do in the currency it is about the strong dollar here in the united states. supported by the federal

. >>> let's check on the top stories with pippa stephens >> bp and chevron announcing shutting production at the oil plat p forms in the gulf of mexico the category 2 storm which is expected to intensify in the coming days is the first to disrupt oil and gas in the gulf. obje obje . >>> and now a wave of protesters at the san francisco international airport launching an open-ended strike yesterday over staffing levels and wages flight attendants are expected to democrat straight at 21 airports around the u.s. as well as in london today to draw attention to workplace problems made worse by under staffing neither of the strikes are expected to disrupt air travel, but there is a latest sign of upheaval in the transportation sector. >>> and charles evans defending the string of rate hikes speaking with colleagues in europe, evans is looking out for another 75 or full 1 point rate hike >> i think we have been very clear in our communications and i'm a strong proponent of the communications and projections and indicate where we think the path should go to justify our projections. the timing of

chevron, caterpillar, merk and dow all modestly higher. s&p 500 winners, energy names.ot freeport, sales force again, valero energy all moving up 2 or more percent. the nasdaq winners there as well, alphabet up half a percent and russ stores up half a percent and cognizant tech solutions up sixth tenths a percent. ten year yield and see where that's sitting this morning and up a big 12 basis points at 3.65% right around there. that's not good for equities and gold up $10 at $1686 and take a look at bitcoin in the very volatile environment. it's up $850 and we're under 20,000 at just over 19,000 for bitcoin. taking a look at price of oil. up 3% or more at $8566 per barrel and natural gas down just a bit at $7.64. take a look at average price by the way for a gallon of regular gas across the country. down $3.68. but in california, how much in california? $5.51. that hurts. all right. coming up, this is a horrible story. a homeless man caught on video throws feces at a business owner in los anless. that owner blasting city officials for not caring about the crisis. he'll b

now it turned out that this can be solved much easier by putting the fighters on the chevron of a privatey. and here are the operators ready for you. uh, sophisticated military equipment in germany analysts describe the impending collapse of the german economy as a tragedy. well, i think that they will win back this tragedy , but they also do not waste time in vain . they came up with their own security agreement, the essence of which boils down to one thing, as much as possible to draw over the european union into a direct confrontation with russia. well, you are already in a direct call it say the eve of, uh, the third world war. well, based on this, hmm, we need to draw conclusions, we need to be aware of what happens as it happens. why is the obvious happening? well, the truth is, we will have the sco now. and here is where it gets really interesting. but because here on the site of the sco. we met with countries that, unlike the west, which dreams of ours being destroyed, the last thing in the world wants to be destroyed . and there will be serious big negotiations, let's see what th

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that's why at chevron, we're increasing production in the permian basin by 15%.cted to reach 1 million barrels of oil per day by 2025. all while staying on track to reduce our carbon emissions intensity in the area. because it's only human to tackle the challenges of today to help ensure a brighter tomorrow. >>> welcome back to our viewers in united states and around the world. i'm becky anderson in london for you. in just a few hours britain will say a final good-bye to queen elizabeth ii. her long reign and her service will be honored at westminster abbey in a state funeral attended by world leaders. it's been carefully planned for years and will cap off almost ten days of public memorials. well, thousands upon thousands of people have been paying their respects to westminster hall over the past four days where the queen has been lying in state. and just moments ago those public viewings came to an end. you are looking at the very last mourners who are allowed to say their farewells before the funeral. well, here in london i had the opportunity to speak the que

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he arranged a show for one actor, and in the meantime he lit up a guardsman with a chevron of the hitlerite ss division, a dead head, probably that’s how it was in the representation of kiev and the west looks like the liberators of kharkiv region are de facto notorious nazis and you can expect anything from them up to massacre for the sake of new cynical falsifications, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stop fake program on russia 24 tv channel. anything? i also have a look. it's always interesting how it all starts. now the producers of good things will see everything, and most importantly, but it's best to check. cynical shelling of donetsk by the kiev regime victim of a war crime civilians, including there are children donetsk and lugansk people's republics are preparing for a referendum with an appeal to the heads of the subjects addressed by the head of the regional public chambers, the vote can take place simultaneously on the same day. it is also important for the next three years to maintain the line on the stability and balance of the federal budget. what will be

chevron sold headquarters in california and downsize in golden state as workers move to texas.the last two decades. one of the stocks that you're going to watch. shares of chevron in particular and we don't have the financial details but it was said to be in the hundreds of millions. stock is slightly lower. then there's this, amazon is planning to raise the average hourly pay for workers next month. front-line workers are going to see hourly pay go from 18 to $19 an hour from average. amazon fending out moves from workers to unionize. and finally there's this, lebron james is buying a professional sports team but it's not a basketball team. it's a pickle ball team. james along with several business partners, purchasing pickle ball expansion team for undisclosed amount of money, somewhere in 7 figures. pickle ball because i'm learning about it as well. hybrid of tennis, ping-pong, bad mitten and goes back to the 60's guys, the league was founded last year. there's going to be about 12 teams. they are probably going to go up to 16. everybody is talking about pickle ball. maria: