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conoco has moved from being an acquired to an acquirer. so a lot to watch, a lot of activity >> so look for totale in europe, and conoco in the u.s. as acquirers? >> yes, those are the two biggest ones that could acquire a large-cap u.s. company also, there could be smaller moves as well. >> i'm sure it's not -- maybe in some cases, piece by piece, but overall it's there is there a takeover premium being put in there on the hopes or expectations that maybe they're the next target? >> the one thing about that is all-stock purchases. that's kind of the executive thing, we're not sure about what the oil and gad environment looks like so all stock deals could make more sense at least the shareholders of the former company can participate in the up side >>> thank you, pippa bertha coombs has the news update. >>> two senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news that the weapon used by robert card was purchased legally this year. there is a massive manhunt underway for card. >>> a judge is reconsidering the $10,000 fine he imposed against donal

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. >> we have a surprise treat in the account, conoco, we ex suspect the same from schlumberger. >> up bought caterpillar. >> i'm a believer that we're not going to go into a major recession. i think this is a company that has incredible opportunities. they crushed it beating every which way but sunday and we've been looking for a pullback to own it. i have deere and caterpillar in the portfolio. i don't know if they're finished going down, but it's a position we'll own for the long term. >> write calls? >> we write calls tactically. i did have a call on schlumberger before earnings we wrote last week so it helped hedge the position. >> got you. >> you've been buying coca-cola and you're buying more of that, too. >> i think it was oversold. many to do with sugar, fast food, anything bad for you, with the thought obesity cured, we'll never drink another soda pop, and i took that as an advantage to add to it. >> i think we discussed a little bit of lockheed martin on "closing bell." now you sold the last little bit you had and here we are talking risks and geo politics and war and you're

does does conoco phillips respond? i am not sure. >> high, pippa. >>> tabout 70% of gaza's population has been displaced. meanwhile, sources tell nbc news the u.s. is telling israel a delayed invasion would allow more time for hostage negotiations and to deliver aid to the region. 37 truckloads of aid crossed into gaza over the weekend. the first assistance to enter in more than two weeks. according to u.n. duhata, this a drop from the goods that would have entered gaza during this time period. a new study finds there's nothing we can do to reverse the melting of the best antarctica ice sheet. it could raise sea levels by as much as six feet according to scientists that researched the topic, and it would require some communities in coastal communities to rebuild or abandon their homes. >>> up next, our calls of the day, it's interesting timing. we will highlight two stocks with the potential they think more than 20% of an upside. we will do tha nt.t,ex when you think of investment risk, do you consider climate risk? ch

the region over the last 24 hours, two separate ones in syria, one at out of for a, another at the conoco oil fields. two separate ones, one in iraq and two at airbases that hold u.s. air forces and contractors. the final one, the u.s. intercepted rockets and missiles coming from yemen. we have multiple locations in addition to firing across the israeli-lebanon border with hezbollah. there is escalation across the region. shery: that was surprising, coming into the office today and looking at the headlines. the spokesman for the pentagon saying you have to look at those attacks individually, but what are the chances they will escalate into a broader regional conflict? and what would you say is the motivation behind those attacks happening now? seth: yen radians do have groups linked to them, particularly -- the iranians do have groups linked to them, particularly a proof that can force a paramilitary organization. yemen shut the rockets that the u.s. intercepted. in addition, popular mobilization forces were involved in some attacks in iraq. the iranians do have militia groups that operat

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the other sector that's doing well this week is energy stocks, so conoco's had a good week. it's up maybe 5%. it was 115 or so on monday, so stocks are doing great here. oil's been up and down a little bit, bouncing around between $81 and $86 this week. the important thing is trend is to the upside. energy is not a big enough sector in the s&p 500 that it matters. what's not doing anything at all is some old-school consumer names. new lows again on just a lot of names. smuckers had a new low. kellanova, hershey, kraft heinz new low. just no energy at all in some of the old-school consumer names. also no energy in the ipos yesterday. very disappointing. birkenstock, price is at $46. never really showed its head much above $41 yesterday. as you see down again today, $38.74. that's certainly a disappointment. generally a new crop of ipos have been disappointing. birkenstock down 14% from its ipo price. instacart is down about 17% from its price. klaviyo up about 8%. arm, basically flat, up maybe 1% from its ipo. certainly a disappointment for the markets overall here. i think,

usually a turn over conoco. if you look at their valuations relative to their proven, you know, both developed and undeveloped reserves, these companies seem like they're reasonably priced to me here. though i will say that some of the offshore integrated oil companies are even cheaper. we don't happen to own any of the u.s. ones. we do own bp, and that's trading seven times. >> michael worth said something else, there are too many ceos per billion barrel of oil equivalent, so, there should be more integration to come, julie, and i wonder if you are in the oil space at all here? >> no, i continue to not be in the oil space, just because it's really uncomfortable having all of your dependents on commodity, and right now,i would argue that oil is really being determined by a single human being in saudi arabia, and that is difficult to make an investable case for it. but i do think there's absolutely more to come for this space. you know, we -- the u.s. generally speaking is quite, quite explored, and pretty picked

it all started with a small brush fire broke out right near the conoco tunnel. a live fire fighters. they fought those flames by the evening. you got crews. they believe it was under control. the region was in the 5th year drought and at the time strong winds fanned the remaining embers overnight, causing those flames explode back to life to this day. the cause of that fire still unknown. still ahead on the kron morning news, we're talking about stealing from a long one day. get arrested in heaven. another bexar retail store a couple days later. >> that's what police say is happening while only one local chief says that change. and at the break, if you miss president biden's address, the nation last night, we'll break it all down for you with a live report dc don't go live report dc don't go anywhere. this new charmin ultra soft smooth tear is soooo soft and soo smooth. new charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more enjoyable go. charmin, enjoy the go. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gille

i think what this is going to do is put more pressure on other companies, the likes of conoco or emg to match that and buy some things themselves. >> that's what i'm curious about. if we see energy consolidation continue, who else is implied? does it start to raise equity prices across the board on hopes for some takeover premium or have the opposite effect? how does this all shake out and where does it leave producers and consumers at the end of the day? six, 12 months from now, is u.s. output at new record highs? >> no, i mean, in fact, maybe just opposite of what we have seen in the last deals on these is when one plus one, a lot of times they don't necessarily from an activity standpoint equal two because they let a rig or two go to get more free cash flow, more shareholder return. so again, i do think this puts a lot more companies into play. i think it puts a bigger floor given how cheap these companies are out there. we look at even sort of that next group below a permian resources, permian company, accord, magnolia company, we think all three are just sort of midcap companies

it all started with a small brush fire broke right near the conoco tunnel, oakland firefighters. they fought through those flames. by evening crews believed it was under control. but the region was in 5th year of a drought of the time. strong winds, a fan remaining embers overnight causing flames explode back to life to this day. the cause of that fire still unknown. >> well, hundreds of people shut down the san francisco federal building last night by chaining themselves to the doors of representative nancy pelosi's office. protesters rally to call for an immediate cease-fire in gaza and for the u.s. military to stop helping israel fight that war. take a look. you can see here they damage the building, right? splattering red paint across homeland. security and police are both at that federal building right now. no word yet. if anybody was arrested, they did gather just as president joe biden was giving a rare oval office address to the nation fresh off his trip to israel. and speaking of that, that address from the oval office late last night, we had the president talking to ame

forces in syria, another at the conoco oil fields. in addition, we've seen fire exchanges at the israeli lebanese border and what's happened in the west bank as well. those are multiple locations. iran has linked with all of those organizations. we don't know at this point to what degree iran has actually orchestrated. these groups are not all puppets of the iranian government but it is a concern we're seeing some escalation here. >> i know row also have been in contact with israeli officials and you know, we hear the defense minister saying soon you'll see the inside of gaza. what's the latest you're hearing about the gaza plan? >> well, two things. one is i think the israelis are indicating that they need to have a peresence on the ground. that you know, we're not clear at this point what the size of the force that's going to go in, how long it's going to go in for but it will have a ground presence. i'm also hearing some of what i'll call good news. the idf is thinking about reconstruction efforts after buildings are destroyed and

and some ofs it is getting seniors to move into homes, but then you need the conocos, and that frees up the -- condos, and that frees up the single-family. so thank you. senator lee. >> thank you. my next question is going to be both for ms. calder and mr. antony. you both mentioned the impact of government regulation, whether it be state tasker federal or local, on housing prices, what, what government regulations do you think specifically cause the greatest increase in home prices? we'll start with you, ms. k calker. >> well, i think there's a broad body of research on zoning regulations really that's coming from the roque level, and -- local level. and among those regulations, i think they all sort of add on, augment each other in ways where you can't, it's not totally easy to pull any one out and say if you just fix this one thing, then you would fix housing affordability and housing supply. because if you fix the one regulation, then the other regulations are all manipulatable and they can also be made more restrictive in ways that won't allow for housing to be developed. that t

exxon, production companies like conoco down. halliburton. looking at went from the market leader two weeks ago, the bright spot on the stock market, to lagging on the stock market. these changes are head spinning and happen quickly and hard to get your head about them. the question is whether or not we can get data supporting a treasury rally. that's all that matters at this point. the joltings report was negative, the adp positive for stocks. tomorrow 170,000 non-farm payrolls we want below 170,000. we're thinking -- i think we're looking for 4.1% ex-food and energy for that. we had 4.3 in august. obviously, we want 4. it's just all about treasury yields right now. >> thank you very much. let's talk about what to expect from the data. 10-year yield is falling from session highs. investors tuning in to plenty of fed speak ahead of tomorrow's job report. let's bring in jonathan pingle. you never want to root for a weak jobs report. we want americans to have jobs and higher wages. it does feel like that's what the market needs to see to calm d

conoco is already doing their deal. i don't know if it will be another pressure.ot to do some of this ? alix: you could argue the u.s. is already producing over 13 million barrels a day, so they produce more than saudi arabia. it is about monetizing the assets in the ground today because in 24 years -- that is what saudi arabia is trying to do, keep the prices at certain level. spare capacity is worth more. manus: the cost of production is like down here. lisa: you cannot -- alix: you cannot really compare. the fiscal breakeven is quite high, which obviously chevron does not care about. manus: they don't care, but it is about who in europe. this is the american m&a landscape. what happens with equinor? what happens with european producers? tom: i want to cut to the chase. you have an earned reputation in speaking to oil executives. mike worth of the fighting cholera buffaloes. did he bring deion sanders to colorado? alix: is the sports? i know nothing about sports. is this football? what is this? tom: this is surveillance. it is bloomberg surveillance. if you do n

well to tell us more on this developing story in israel, i'm joined now by conoco cocklin, who's a defenceor at the daily telegraph . editor at the daily telegraph. con, thanks very much for joining us this morning. condemnation this morning from the british government also on the british government also on the eu on these attacks by hamas, on israel. how likely ? hamas, on israel. how likely? pretty unlikely, we would say, of any kind of de escalation here given benjamin netanyahu's comments this morning. >> well, good morning. >> well, good morning. >> i mean, this is a very serious incursion by hamas militants. um you have to go back decades before you've seen this kind of scale of activity from hamas . um, and it is it is from hamas. um, and it is it is a very big security challenge for israel and the fact that the palestine militants seem to have taken some israelis hostage . the taken some israelis hostage. the israeli media's reporting that 35 israelis have been taken hostage. i mean, this this is an enormous security failure by the israeli defence forces. and i think the israeli pr