he singled out chevron.at he said at the bloomberg green festival when asked if big oil companies are on the same page with net zero goals. >> not all of them, no. regrettably. let me be fair. i want to be very fair. exxon mobil is working with us on a plan they have to do an in-kind effort with on the ground training and working with people and being able to be helpful on methane. they clearly are moving to hurley than chevron -- moving differently than chevron. we are hoping to close it out in the next hours, if not a couple of days. we will work with the world bank and have a manner being effective. >> what more can chevron do? >> everything. [laughter] >> tell me more. [applause] >> i'm very respectfully saying you can't be outside of this initiative. we have no real evidence that they and a lot of others are doing what every company needs to do. scope one, scope two, methane 100% but -- this is what companies signed up for in the initiative. i'm not sure who it came from. it was announced that there is

and let's just take, for example, the judge's discussion of chevron. i think chevron is the most cited case by the u.s. supreme court ever. and so this is woven very much into the fabric of the law. congress, when it's been passing statutes since 1984, has passed them in the shadow of chevron. so they understand they don't have to so resolve every ambiguity because the agencies can do it for themselves. well, it now looks like the supreme court is poised to overrule chevron. and i guess i disagree a little bit with the judge. obviously, he does this for a living. i just dabble in it. but i don't think the major questions doctrine by itself has overrule chevron or in a practical way, because it is only applied in the big cases. you know something that is a major question. take the case that's pending before the supreme court. now it's about fishery management and who has to pay for, you know, if you're a fishery, do you have to pay for a monitor to be on the boat that that monitors how many fish or cow are caught on any given day? that is not a major qu

. >> we have new details tonight on monday's flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond. the county health report has been released. let's go to ktvu alex savidge in studio with more on what officials are saying. >> all right, christina. well, the big takeaway here is that there was no air quality threat to the public. contra costa county health services says it was a failed electric line that caused that flare that a lot of people saw. officials say sulfur dioxide, methane and hydrocarbon were released, but air quality did remain in line with state regulations during the flaring. the flare was triggered as chevron operations personnel were investigating the faulty electrical line. that's according to the report. power was unexpectedly lost and that cut off the facility's steam supply, which officials say caused all of that smoke. officials classify this as level one flaring, meaning it posed no risk to the community. health officials told us that was due in part to favorable weather conditions is the way the weather conditions were. >> the results of the flaring, were yo

that one, run and owned by chevron on their property. the issues were not related, but residents like philip said that it is not fair that they are being bombarded. >> this is a moment in time when people are saying how we are constantly assaulted. >> representatives are here tonight at the council meeting to answer questions not only about the most recent incident, but also about plans for the plant moving forward. according to cesar zepada, he says that chevron will be the next ones in the hot seat. they will be up at a future meeting to answer questions about their operations. >> katie, thank you. you can bet it is hard to run a business with that kind of smell. we spoke to desiree in port richmond, which is near the treatment plant. >> i thought, well, it's part of the small town charm. i also thought, this is not an appetizing smell for a business that has a restaurant and a hotel. how am i going to explain this to people if they are asking what is going on. >> in the meantime, representatives from chevron say the rubber tire smell

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that one run and owned by chevron on their property. the issues were not related but residents like phillip say it is not fair they are bombarded due to seemingly endless mishaps. >> i think it is a moment of time where people are seeing how we are constantly assaulted. >> chevron said the smell came from a reactor at their waste water plant and not related to the flaring. >>> after seeing that story you will have thoughts on this one. >> let me ask you the million dollar question. have you tried it? >> the push to get your drinking water from toilet to tap in record time. >>> plus. >> awesome. awesome. >>> an ugly incident caught on camera at the happiest place on earth and >>> he did not know it then but this california hiker's social media post was about to save his life. the 1,000 foot tumble he lived to tell about. >>> fog is the big story across the bay area this evening. you can see it out the window behind me. in our virtual reality map spreading in the bay area and see it as we look from sales force tower how compressed it is.

then a burned tire odor was picked up from the chevron refinery. that was on friday. >> yeah, and neighbors have had enough. it kicks off tonight's abc seven advance for at 11 our way of getting you ahead on some storylines you'll be hearing more about in the days to come. abc seven news reporter tim johns takes it from here. >> the environmental problems are stacking up in richmond. first, several flaring events at the local chevron refinery two weeks ago. then last week, a petroleum smell near chevron, as well as a heavy stench coming from the city's wastewater treatment plant. the cause elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide. >> it was unbearable. and i can't imagine anyone having to spend more than a minute enduring that smell. >> mayor eduardo martinez says he's had enough. he tells us on tuesday, richmond will hold a special emergency meeting over the state of the city's air quality, represent orders from veolia, the company that runs the wastewater plant will also be in attendance. >> we hope to have a lot of the public there so that the veolia

yes, exxon and chevron do have - exxon and chevron do have production in guyana and exxon in particular. there is also a large chinese company, also part of the consortium as well, so they obviously have a lot to lose if guyana does get annexed and therefore contracts have to be negotiated. i guess the key thing the market is worried about is venezuela's appetite to utilise that oil. if you look at the stats at the moment, venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world, close to 300 barrels of oil reserves, the only country that comes close is saudi arabia, yet venezuela, its production of oil is only around 700,000 barrels per day, compared to saudi arabia's constrained production of 9 million barrels per day. it's capabilities of producing 13 million barrels per day. it demonstrates the fact that went venezuela, despite having large reserves does not use it much. if that were to be applied to guyana's world reserves, if it got annexed, it could be another constraint into oil supply and could tighten the market even more than would be expected. market even more than would be exect

chevron's report indicates the material was released monday. were sulfur dioxide, methane, other hydrocarbons and hydrogen sulfide monitoring sites shown as dots on the map around chevron showed all levels below state and federal limits. the county hazmat team says that matched their independent data. >> when our team was going out and performing their monitoring, they did not find any public health impacts. as a result of that flaring, the county says the mild winds and weather helped keep the emissions away from residents. had the wind been blowing in a different direction, it could have been a very different incident and could have resulted in a different designation. >> still, residents say chevron's report is concerning as that actually normal. >> is that what happens when there's a power outage and why was there a power outage? >> backup shouldn't go out. you know, at the same time. so otherwise their backup system doesn't work very well for them to lose primary. >> and then secondary tells me a lot of like maybe we need to push towards l

they are moving differently than chevron. we are hoping to close that out in the next hours if not the next couple days. we will work with the world bank and hopefully be effective. >> what more can chevron do? >> everything. [laughter] >> tell me more. >> very respectfully, i would say you cannot be outside this initiative. we have no real evidence that they and a lot of others are doing what every company needs to do. scope one, scope two. methane 100% by 2030. this is what companies signed up for by the way in the initiative -- i'm not sure who it came from. it was announced there is this global decarbonization alliance and companies have come together. it's not insignificant. a lot of criticism has been leveled at the uae but the fact is this is the first time ever those companies have come to the table with a cop. but they have agreed to do is not enough in my judgment. i would rather have them doing it than not doing it and that is a pledge to do that zero 2050, net zero's -- to do scope one and two by 2030, all methane

similarly, gary mentioned chevron. even though i have defended a pretty strong version of precedent, i agree that chevro is beyond the scope of precedent. i have argued that chevron does not get binding effect because what it asks of future judges is to make an interpretive inference about statutes that are not presented to the court in chevron, so i thinkt goes too far. i think it is a really difficult set of issues. to my mind, the best we can do and what i have tried to do is focus on the parts that are at least pretty well established, and can we use them to start to build up a tdition-based or practice-based account? even though i think doctrines like strict scrutiny could create real questions of if they are binding, the courts seem to accept that. the next generation of these discussions will be cases like bruen, for example, and may be cases like chevron that push the boundaries a little far. i don't have my mind madep on all those, frankly, but i think the considerations we have been talking about are the ones

then a burned tire odor was picked up from the chevron refinery.t was on friday. >> yeah, and neighbors have had enough. it kicks off tonight's abc seven advance for at 11 our way of getting you ahead on some storylines you'll be hearing more about in the days to come. abc seven news reporter tim johns takes it from here. >> the environmental problems are stacking up in richmond. first, several flaring events at the local chevron refinery two weeks ago. then last week, a petroleum smell near chevron, as well as a heavy stench coming from the city's wastewater treatment plant. the cause elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide. >> it was unbearable. and i can't imagine anyone having to spend more than a minute enduring that smell. >> mayor eduardo martinez says he's had enough. he tells us on tuesday, richmond will hold a special emergency meeting over the state of the city's air quality, represent orders from veolia, the company that runs the wastewater plant will also be in attendance. >> we hope to have a lot of the public there so that the veolia exe

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chevron plans to spend two-thirds of the budget on u.s.s, including developing the shale portfolio, dom. >>> thank you, silvana. let's stick with the oil trade after falling to the six-month low yesterday with wti crude prices falling below $70 a barrel for the first time since june. it is above that mark today. investors are concerned about global demand and economic slowdowns in the two top consumers of oil which would be the u.s. and china. and crude oil imports fell more than 9% in november. there is also a lot of skepticism over the latest round of production cuts from opec and partner countries. wti and brent crude are down 10% since the decision was announced a week ago. let's talk more about the direction of oil prices and the impact they are having on energy stocks with rebecca babbin at cibc and peter mcnally at third bridge. thank you both for being here. let's start macro big picture on the commodities side. reb reb rebecca, why oil prices cannot find a bid and what anybody can do to stem this tide to the downside? >> this is a

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kron 4 reached out to chevron but did not receive a statement. theresa kron, 4 news. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 5. we'll be bringing you the latest on the fighting between israel and hamas. plus, the supreme court begins hearing a settlement case that may shield major oxy cotton manufacturer from civil lawsuits and taken some big steps to prevent the spread of bird flu. what you need to know about this outbreak and know about this outbreak and how it c my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. >> you know, avian or bird flu is hitting bay area poultry farms. hard right now with a quarte

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only a couple of days later, chevron was hit with a similar notice of violation, due to a strong smell that residents described as like burning tires. that happened on friday. and was also caused by a wastewater treatment facility that one run and owned by chevron on their property. the issues were not related but residents like phillip say it's not fair they're constantly being bombarded due to seemingly endless mishaps. >> this is a moment in time where people are seeing how we are constantly assaulted. >> chevron says the smell came from a bioreactor at the on site wastewater plant. and was not in any way related to the flaring that we saw there a few weeks ago. reed? >>> 6:10 in the morning. your 49ers showing you all kinds of winning lately. straight ahead how they are building bridges in our community offering hope for the holidays. >>> plus, the federal reserve with another big decision on its hands today. the expectations from the central bank coming up in this morning's money watch report. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. over the city of san jose yo

it started with several flaring events at the local chevron refinery just two weeks ago. then last week, a petroleum smell near chevron as well as a heavy stench coming from the city's wastewater treatment plant. the cause elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide, which mayor eduardo martinez called unbearable and he says residents have been reporting headaches and breathing issues since monday afternoon. we hope to have a lot of the public there so that the veolia executives can actually hear testimony as to what their company is doing to the richmond community. the city's wastewater treatment plant, veolia says the hydrogen sulfide smell was caused by work being done to replace a fan and to drain a tank at their plant in a statement, they say in part, we will review our processes with the city to ensure that the city has as much notice as possible of any future work that could create odor exposure and will continue to implement measures to mitigate odors at the wastewater plant. the special emergency meeting over the state of the city's air quality will be held tonight at 5:

. >> a week ago there were a lot of flames and a lot of black smoke coming out of the chevron, a chevron refinery in richmond. now a first report about this latest flaring incident has been made public. yeah, health officials are trying to get to the bottom of why this keeps happening. prom force theresa reports. >> nobody wants to see these incidents occur. springer is the assistant director of hazardous materials with contra costa county health department. the county is one of several agencies that mandate companies filed a report with their initial findings within 72 hours. >> springer says that the report reveals several factors, including a summary stating the release was due to a power failure and it breaks down the type and amount of the substance is emitted that, for example. >> haitians sulfites open so per day oxide. they showed those numbers for everyone to see. it says, although the reported levels were below state standards, the fact that the plant had any release is concerning for it's it's a big deal wherever these incidents happened, where we always want to work with thei

i point oil stocks, chevron stocks down 20% this year, the yield is 4% ten times earnings, smaller playsnclude epa of apache dividend and i would point to shell the big european super major, it trades at a discount to chevron and exxon and one catalyst basically the uk in the united states. jack: a big un climate conference in dubai right now, something a hot ticket, is there anything beautiful that will come out of it. >> a lot of hot air. >> carleton we had black friday, cyber monday and terrific tuesday, weird wednesday what can you tell us about the state of the consumer heading into the christmas season. >> the consumer is looking strong no matter what metric the single black friday sales or the cyber monday, you put it all together to the five-day supersized holiday shopping weekend, you are looking at increases in the mid-to high single digits compared to last year end coming in much higher than expected. one thing that could be a little troubling and huge surge and buy now pay later that is up 43% year-over-year, helps companies their stock was up 30%. does that mean consumers ar

exxon mobil and pioneer chevron skipping a pest, had a smaller deal with an 11 billion-dollar deal, wet to see more as we noted there will be a demand for oil, the energy transition at least a decade away. and we expect to see some of the big players were the medium players want access to oil-rich areas like the premium basin, the good have to buy that some of the smaller drillers operating one or two rigs, the scale does not make sense so they will be scooped up. jack: which one are going to get scooped up that's the question. >> ton of options among the publicly traded companies like a permian resource, southwestern energy but again there are tons of assets out there that you can expect to scoop up in 2024. jack: were almost out of time but who has the deep pocket, conocophillips is a big player that hasn't had a big bite. >> that had by but not the latest wing but over the last year maybe they will be on the sidelines. i would take a look at devon energy, diamondback marathon oil not quite as big but still big players in the space. jack: it'll be fun to watch. lower interest rates m

chevron told the inspectors they had experienced an upset this their bioreactor.he odor triggered a community warning system, level one, which does not come with recommendations for a shelter in place. it, by the way, would be second level one warning in two weeks. the air district late last month issued violation notices to chevron because of flaring from the refinery. >>> running out of steam, a san francisco tap room offered the last six of a beloved bay area beer for its holiday party. the party was at buzz works on 11th street. the owner bought as much anchor steam beer as he could this summer when he found out they were closing. last night, the bar tapped their final kegs. it had several different anchor beers on draft. buzz works held a raffle for a few magnums of the famous christmas ale. other memorabilia, as well. proceeds for the raffle will help anchor employees buy back the brewery. >>> happening tonight, the south bay community is invited to come together in san jose for a hanukkah celebration. tonight, there is a menorah lighting, a live concert and

it started with several flaring events at the local chevron refinery just two weeks ago. then last week, a petroleum smell near chevron, as well as a heavy stench coming from the city's wastewater treatment plant. the cause elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide, which mayor eduardo martinez called unbearable and he says residents have been reporting headaches and breathing issues since last monday afternoon. >> we hope to have a lot of the public there so that the veolia executives can actually hear testimony as to what their company is doing to the richmond community. >> the city's wastewater treatment plant. veolia says the hydrogen sulfide smell was caused by work being done to replace a fan and to drain a tank at their plant. in a statement, they say in part, we will review our processes with the city to ensure that the city has, as much notice as possible of any future work that could create odor exposure. and we will continue to implement measures to mitigate odors at the wastewater plant. the special emergency meeting over the state of the city's air quality will be

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and chevron is being issued a notice of violation for public nuisance will continue to follow this andng you more details as the evening goes on. the white house has introduced its latest move to try and curb the high prices of prescription drugs. it involves what are known as march in rights force. catherine heenan is in the newsroom tonight to explain that, catherine. yeah, they call them marchan rights. isn't the government? >> walking into a big drug drug company and taking control of who licenses. >> a product. that would be a very drastic move. but under this proposed strategy, it could happen. >> it's a fancy title call marchan right? >> the health and human services secretary says this proposal would allow the federal government to open the door to cheaper generic drugs. if the major drug companies refuse to lower prices when taxpayers help fund the invention of a particular medicine, therefore, it's available on the market because taxpayers help make available. then we have the right >> to go in march and say, wait this is incorrect. >> the possible scenario, the government ta

another name we like it a name we looked at energy has not done well earnings have not done great chevron is a stallworth in the space and a prime opportunity, so i think from a broader perspective you have to be diversified going into 2024. >> i am not saying you question the future at berkshire, and not every succession plan is perfect, but if every table was set and able for you to sit down and eat well, well, if you look at the holdings, you must be comfortable as a investor -- not you, but the general investor, and ple is holding, and the paramount is still hanging on for obviously some sort of event, i guess >> look, succession is not speaking up on them. right? buffett talks about that repeatedly, and he's an expert in governance. he knows you have to have a succession in place. a lot ofeople own this because of buffett, and why not own the s&p. well, the comeback could be maybe they divest, maybe they ipo it, and that would be taxable gains. maybe you just want to own the s&p. >> since we mentioned alphabet on this list, tony raised the question for 2024, hsaid investors tilt the

kron 4 reached out to chevron but did not receive a statement. theresa stasi of kron, 4 news. >> another former guard at the women's federal prison in dublin was sentenced for sexually abusing inmates. john bell house must serve 5 years in federal prison and pay a $25,000 fine. prosecutors say this was the 8th abuse case related against a former guard at that prison last month. former guard andrew jones was sentenced to 8 years in prison. a youtuber has been sentenced to 6 months in federal prison for obstructing a federal investigation by deliberately destroying the wreckage of an airplane that he intentionally crashed. >> 30 year-old trevor jacob filmed himself parachuting out of a small plane back in november of 2021. over the los padres national forest. and then later, the aircraft crashed in december of that year. prosecutors say the jacob used a helicopter to remove the wreckage which he brought to a southern california airport before cutting up the plane and then throwing it away. prosecutors say jacob lied to them about the location of th

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it started with several flaring events at the local chevron refinery just two weeks ago. last week, a petroleum smell near chevron as well as a heavy stench coming from the city's wastewater treatment plant. the cause was elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide. richmond's mayor says residents have been reporting headaches and even breathing issues. tonight's meeting is being held at richmond's community service building. a lot of people living nearby want some answers. >> yeah, they certainly do. all right. time to get a check on our weather. sun finally came out today. >> it's nice. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> sandhya yeah, considering how heavy that fog was this morning. dan and omar. let's take a look at some live pictures right now. just about everyone saw the sun except for a few spots like santa rosa stuck in the fog all day long. here are the live views with the fog rolling in from our emeryville camera. certainly seeing a beautiful view of a post-sunset sky from santa cruz and golden gate and exploratorium. looking good. high pressure in command of our we

it's the same chevron refinery that got violation notices last month for a flaring event. that's video showing that incident air quality inspectors will continue to patrol the richmond area. >> new today, alex jones back on x after elon musk a reverse the 2018 ban on the conspiracy theorist. the decision comes after musk posted a poll this weekend on the social media platform formerly known as twitter. that poll showed 70% of the respondents in favor of jones who repeatedly has called the 2012 sandy hook school shooting a hoax. the move poses. new uncertainty for advertisers now fleeing acts over concerns about hate speech appearing alongside their ads. musk says the move is about protecting free speech rights jones and his infowars show had been permanently banned 5 years ago for abusive behavior. it's a major turnaround for musk who previously said he wouldn't let jones back on the platform. despite repeated calls to do so. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 5 new developments this evening after a woman sues the state of texas. for get an abortion. what her legal team is sa

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chevron, exxon, and now oxley has done something. conoco is sort of left out of the party, i would say conoco and devon would have to be two of the most inquisitive ones. >> neil, thank you very much for your time today. basically, it is keep your eyes on the more news. neil deigned men, we thank you. mac now to macy's, matthew bost is an equity research analyst and investor, hall of fame inductee. not, welcome, good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me back. >> you seem to think, if i am reading your report correctly, that this deal from a couple of private investors undervalues macy's rather dramatically, particularly when you look at on the one hand, the real estate value that macy's represents, and on the other hand, i guess you would call it enterprise value of their digital selling. >> yeah, so, there are a couple aspects that we really dug in here. number one is the real estate value. we see eight to $9 billion in real estate value, you have the trophy herald square asset, which we think is $3 billion plus. secondly, y

they clearly are moving differently than chevron.ing to close that out in the next hours, if not couple of days. we will work with the world bank . >> what more can chevron do? secretary kerry: everything. [laughter] [applause] secretary kerry: they have got to do more. [laughs] well, i am very respectfully -- a very respectfully would say that you can't outside of this initiative. we have no real evidence that they, and a lot of others, are doing what every company needs to do. scope one, scope two, methane -- -- this is what many companies signed up for by the race of in the initiative. is announced that there is this global decarbonization alliance. these companies have come together. and it's not insignificant, you know, a lot of criticisms have been leveled at the uae, but the fact is that this is the first time ever that those companies have come to the table at the cop. what they have agreed to do is not enough, in my judgment, but i would rather have them doing it than not doing it. that is a pledge to net-zero 2050, a pledge

they got in touch in contact with the chevron on officials to identify the cause in order to take action to fix this problem. this is the same refinery, keep in mind, recently issued violations because of flaring. >> all right. let's turn to the weather. no rain, but it sure is chilly out there. >> it is chilly. sandhya is here with a warning about another freeze warning for parts of the bay area sandhya. >> that's right. dan and ama. it feels more like winter here than it does fall. let me show you those temperatures right now and you will notice san ramon has already dropped down to 37 degrees right now in the north bay. we have temperatures in places like calistoga at 36, napa, 38 degrees. there is a real temperature change across many parts of the bay area where you're noticing it's even cooler, nine degrees cooler than yesterday in novato, 5 degrees drop compared to yesterday in san carlos. so that freeze warning is for the north bay valleys from midnight tonight until 10 a.m. tomorrow. temperatures down to 33 degrees, which means any tender plants could get damaged. so make sure yo