united states of america being energy-independent. we take great pride in being a part of that. kern county at one point in time was the largest oil and gas producing county in the continentalted states, so, the industry itself, that is who we are. that is the legacy of this portion of san joaquin valley. man: arvin making a bit of history today, becoming one of the smallest cities to make their own local regulations for the oil and gas industry. woman: oil and gas has kept kern county moving for decades. now arvin residents are fed up and those in the industry feel unwelcomed. wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on the oil and gas industry. those in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed the oil and gas ordinance, and hopefully other cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today with some neighbors on nelson court, and then tomorrow i'm gonna have a conversation with the mayor of taft about our two cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayor of the city of arvin. we can't deny the fact t

>> what we have seen thus far is vestment out of the continental united states while our investor slatesietary at this point, we have only been invested in out of the continental u.s. >> reporter: dennis zander has been drilling in west virginia for the past 45 years. he doubts china could come clost to the mart wanted to. >> reporter: are there $84 billion worth of shovel-ready projects here? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: would there be in ten years? i not thatm aware of. >> reporter: would there be in 20 years? >> i doubt it. >> reporter: in a provided to cnbc, china energy says its project in west virginia int currely progressing as planned. however, because this stage of work involves business secrets it is not suitable for media interviews. it is uncar how many stages the deal entails. the document is a memorandum of understa between the two parties. it was never made available to the public and it is not legally binding. woody thrasher signed off on that document when he was the state's commerce secretary. he's now running for governor. >> reporter: why get the state excited about so

and to call on all 12 groups and in the continental united states.nd the three best pilots plus not to las vegas nevada with that competition confines in the area. and by the way i would like to digress that also you have seen this in the movies that tom cruise was not the first top gun that there was. [laughter] >> you are looking at a member of the first team. >> there were three competing and one alternate with the representatives before may 1949. that wears a 20000 feet and then 10000 skip bombing and divebombing. but after ten days of serious competition the winner was announced. yes it turned out to be the tuskegee airmen. [applause] >> some felt they did not belong there. now there is an interesting story about the trophy because now air force magazine printed a list of the historical winners of this competition in 1949. somebody had to provide documentation who one. >> yes. i was the keeper of the record including the individual scores of the competitions so the former commander of my squadron called me up and said at the time harry hom, have

he has ballistic missiles that can hit the continental united states. from 15 to 60 deliverable nuclear weapons. so i think this is a critical signature item in the president's diplomacy. and it may well be that there is a window that kim, in fact, senses, that trump going into an election campaign, there is an opportunity to take advantage of trump's own willingness to sit down and engage with kim in the event he ends up with -- kim ends up with a successor that is not nearly as willing. >> there are talks that the two have agreed to, and you know this cycle, this has been going on for some time now, that there will be talks, then an agreement, and then a breach of that agreement, and then a breakdown and then talks again, right? we're going back into the cycle. there is a player here that we have not discussed, an hour and 38 minutes into the show, and that's china, and their role, even if they do sfloteat at the table, how much of an influence they have over this relationship especially as we saw president xi there just a couple of weeks ago in pyong

>> what we have seen thus far is investment out of the continental united states.he investor slate is proprietary at this point, we have only been invested in out of the continental u.s. >> dennis has been drilling in west virginia the past 45 years, he doubts china could even come close to the mark. >> are there $84 billion of shovel ready projects? >> no. >> would there be in ten years >> not that i'm aware of. >> in 20 years >> i doubt it. >> in a statement provided to cnbc, china energy says the project in west virginia is progressing as planned >> it is unclear how many stages it entails the document is a memorandum of understanding between the two parties, never made available to the public, and it is not legally binding. woody thrasher signed off when he was the state's commerce secretary, now running for governor. >> why get the state excited about something that could be years off or could not happen at all? >> i don't think there's any question there was a lot of significance took place with president trump visiting with president xi, there was great desi

give him facts about money that's been misdirected, and see if i could get money for the continental united states later on. the climate is changing. in puerto rico we're living through it. there is an island just off the east coast of puerto rico called palamanito. it was there two years ago, it's not there now. we're seeing eroding coastlines, droughts, things like that. we thought, why don't we take this crisis and turn it into an opportunity, be a model for the rest of the world on how we should build resiliently? take renewables and make that transition work. i would hope we could work together moving forward, but unfortunately the communication harsh been very good recently. >> governor, good to have you in new york. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, ali. >>> up next, with many states trying to restrict abortion rights, you may be surprised to know that not all anti-abortion forces agree with the approach taken by those states. later in the hour i'll be joined by a facebook investor who says it's time for us to fight back against facebook and google after the two media giants spent yea

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united states process. kim jong un put out videos showing the white house in flames. tested nuclear mitchells which can strike the continentals far east as chicago. when president trump brought up the report saying kim jong un was pennsylvania cia asset and said that wouldn't happen under his wind chill process. the the world took notice including the frrm head of the cia. >> he has no appreciation for the importance of the intelligence profession and the work that intelligence professionals do around the globe to include going pout and trying to recruit individuals to provide us the insights we need to keep our country strong and safe. >> words matter. when it comes to north korea, trump means what he says. as he said himself. of course he did. back in 2017 when he was threatening kim's regime. >> i hope that they are going to fully understand the gravity of what i said and what i said is what i mean. hopefully they'll understand, peter, exactly what i said and the meaning of those words. those words are very, very easy to understand. >> except for when they're not. so if trump says he said what he said but it wasn't what h

>> what we have seen thus far is investment out of the continental united states.vestor slate is proprietary at this point so we have only been invested in out of the continental u.s. >> reporter: dennis xander has been drilling for the past 45 years and doubts china can come close to the market if they wanted to. >> are these projects available? >> no. >> reporter: would there be in ten years? >> no. >> reporter: 20 years? >> i doubt it. >> reporter: in a statement to msnbc, china said its progress in best virginia is currently as planned but because it involves business secrets, it's not suitable for television interviews. the document is a memorandum between the two parties, never mid-sprabl to t made available to the public and not legally binding. this man is now running for governor. why get the state someone that could be years off or even happen at all? >> i don't think there's a lot of significance that took place with president trump visiting with president xi and desire that we will work together and on the trade imbalance and temptation was too great no

marrero, when there's a disaster in the continental united states, wherever it is, south louisiana, i represent, we're no stranger to hurricanes. there's always a way to get to the impacted area because it's on the continental united states. but when puerto rico was hit in such a devastating manner, it was -- it was -- it struck me and many of my friends and colleagues in louisiana wanted to help, were prepared to help, we were there to help. and yet, the ports were locked up with aid that couldn't make it inland in puerto rico because of damage to the roads, et cetera. and there was no means by which to -- to make beach landings. there was no specialty barges standing by to make beach landings to bring supplies that had been sent immediately and were stacked up in the ports. there was no way to get them across the beachheads onto the areas that were impact eed throh roads that were usable. and long ago, lake pontchartrain causeway was built. in the '60s, it was long referred to as the world's longest bridge. 24 miles long. because of the construction of this bridge in south louisiana

of june 7, 2019, chronic wasting disease has been reported in at least 24 states in the continental united states as well as in two providences in canada. once this disease is established in an area, the risk can remain for a long time in the environment, and we're finding out a long time is a long time. the lack of treatment or vaccines for this insidious disease highlights the need for more research, and we need to be working -- as a member of the agriculture committee, i have been talking to the usda about what we do about disposing of these car cusses of some of -- carcasses of some of these -- it not only appears in the wild, it appears in captive herd that is used for consumption as well. so i just want my colleagues to know, i look forward to working th them on this issue, and i wanted to use this as an opportunity to let both gentlemen know it's in the report language and we look forward to the authorizers working more so we can do even more to address this disease. with that, madam chair, i thank the gentlemen once again for their amendment and i yield back the time. the chair: the gentl

excess of 150 aircraft spread arrange the world, really we will pick you up anywhere in the continental united states it is going to save tons every time we're going to be more productive what is the basic case? is it minutes per day? hours% week? how do you sort of make the case that this is an efficiency benefit? >> there are several factors first of all, a lot of executives are going to places not easy to get to particularly manufacturing facilities have remote locations to be able to take two and three flights now you can go directly to where you are going, secondly, in our corporate world would you be surprise there are a number of people that are onboard when the aircraft itself traveling so like you are having a conference call in the sky so effectiveness is really the major, major point. >> folks that are traveling to manufacturing destinations have you noticed any changes to volume as a result of trade tensions. >> international travel up 25% year-over-year i know we are all -- it is hop topic on trade issuess but our international travel up significantly primarily to europe popular european

>> what we've seen thus far is investment out of the continental united states, while our investor slateary at this point, we have only been invested in out of the continental u.s. >> reporter: dennis zander has been drilling in west virginia for the past 45 years. he doubts china could come close to the mark it wanted to >> is there $84 billion worth of shovel ready projects here >> no. >> would there be in 10 or 20 years? >> i doubt it. >> reporter: in a statement provided to cnbc china energy says the project in west virginia is progressing as planned, however because this stage of work involves business secrets, it is not suitable for media interviews it's unclear how many stages the deal entails the document is a memorandum of understanding between the two parties. it was never made available to the public and it is not legally binding. woody thrasher signed off on that document when he was commerce secretary he's now running for governor. why get the state excited about something that could be years off or not happen at all >> there was a lot of significance that took place with pr

coast states, but the consequences, there's less money to rebuild my coastline which means i will continue to have the highest rate of erosion and land loss in the continental, no, the entire united states, one of the highest in the world. senator king, would you like a second round? >> i would like to discuss what you raise because the bill doesn't take funds away from coastal restoration, it specifically, the language is revenues from renewable development on federal land and water otherwise credited, covered, deposited as miscellaneous receipts under federal law, then goes on to talk about effects on other revenues, nothing in the section effects disposition revenues due to trust funds, states for mineral and energy development on federal land and water have been otherwise appropriate atd under federal law, including gulf of mexico security act. we tried to avoid doing what you suggest. these are excess funds, not funds, we're not taking money away from any of the allocations to the states. these are funds that would otherwise simply go into treasury as unallocated funds. we should pursue the discussion because this isn't an either or proposition. additionally, i agree, fees h

what you're on with that had china the north at back i seen it all continental army 35 years on a likely united states unlikely you go and marcus go keep going well i mean it is stomach turning that these people in america on capitol hill they want to continue ruining people's lives they want to continue destabilizing glow and stability and stability and they fear that russia and china could prevent them from doing it it really isn't in 30 wells and the commentators that the matrix just the 1st person i wouldn't give them any ads are whatsoever but these are the same people who don't question how bill clinton said that god told him to bomb serbia or how george w. bush oh how i got hold g.h. w. bush to invade iraq or how my compu recently said donald trump was all to protect israel from iran these people are serious the silence on what i would describe as crackpot comments yeah all of the you know demon i mean the imperial endeavor is a bipartisan i'll give you the last word in this part well right now there russia chinese trade is one $180000000000.00 and usually the critics point to the fact that a l

united states. american, southwest, delta and united continental all higher by 3% and in american's case nearly 7% and coming on a day, by the way, when crude oil is up 2% to 3% >>> core is initiating coverage on uber and lyft with an outperform rating saying they're bullish on the ride sharing industry as a whole. both of those stocks up 2% now over to sue herera for a cnbc update. >> thanks, kelly here's what's happening at this hour, everyone house speaker nancy pelosi blasting president trump saying he, quote, does not know right from wrong, end quote. she was responding to an interview from abc news last night where the president said he would accept dirt from foreign governments on his political opponents. >> everybody in the country should be totally appalled by what the president said last night. should be totally appalled, but he has a habit of making appalling statements this one borders on so totally unethical that he doesn't even realize it >> firefighters continuing to make progress on containing the 2,000-acre mcmillin fire in california the brushfire broke out wednesday afternoon and th

and there is o some good reasons some bad reasons why we don't do that continental this is an issue where united states, can determine outcomes, short of the use of force. so i think, kim has been very successful, in playing you go a weak hand also a very incident dull je-- induljebt, i think president trump can make life very, very difficult for kim kill this is the pattern that the united states has had with china, in the 2017 president trump's first year in office, he was extraordinarily generous to xi jinping chinese ruler gave him a lot of free passes when chinese did not reciprocate president trump made life very, very hard for chinese including tariffs we are still talking about, i think kim jong-un should understand, that there is only going to be a limit to president trump's patience when it comes to this whole issue of disarmament. >> president trump is playing the benevolent grandfather right now you say could get a lot tougher likely will if kim jong-un does not respond in the way the president hopes. >> bright just a question of disappointment, just a human reaction but, also, there is the

continental army? where is it, first of all? >> america. >> america! it will become the first united states army. but before it is the u.s. army, it is the army of? america, yes. about what element of america -- america?nt of when does the continental army begin? it's not necessarily with the start of the revolution, but we will pick up with the beginning of the war. a couple classes ago, we were talking about the french and indian war and that's a world war that fundamentally altered several different nations, but britain, andnce, the british colonies and many americans fought alongside british soldiers and officers during the war. anyone recall what transpired when the two groups interacted? they looked down on the colonists. prof. smith: so in a lot of ways, the british are looking down on the colonists for a lot of reasons. and that was having to do with tactics, lack of former military training. some of it with how they dressed. we know there's lots of resistance. there's also a large aspect over who holds the higher rank. there's a colonial officer outranked a british officer, and the british officers of lower rank w

discussed many times on this program, the quantitative easing policies inequality in the united states, u.k., and continentalis understood by the public now. it is heavily criticized in germany and as the race for the next ecb president heats up, the ecb will have to be careful not to be seen to be playing politics here. did they do with italy? what did they do with the concerns we have seen on budget rules? is there anything they can and should do in the immediate term? andreas: they cannot do anything about italy. the commission is trying to step into look at the italian deficit. it is an italian political situation with political implications for the euro zone. it is not the ecb's job to deal with italy. read, marvin, jackson hole a few years ago, on the amplitude of negative interest rates. at thoseknow if we are levels, but what i know as a vector, it is not good for deutsche bank, et cetera. i am looking at a screen different than three weeks ago. record0 year, a new negative interest rate. how does mario draghi unfold this experiment besides hoping and waiting for economic growth? andreas: it is inter

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united states and which are difficult to manage under the current agreement. in march 2018 president putin unveiled these systems which includes air continental range, nuclear power, nuclear capable nuclear armed intercontinental cruise missile and russia will modernize automated nuclear command and control launch system the high profile announcement in march 2019 makes clear that russia will continue to prioritize in the nuclear forces even at a time of budget constraints. the ultimate guarantee of the survival and perceives the slowest which it is used and directs the resources against the nuclear modernization. is quantitative and qualitative improvements to the nuclear arsenal has implications for the united states and our allies. the large and diverse stockpile facilitates a doctrine that envisions a course of nuclear weapons. russia assesses that the threat of nuclear escalation or first years of nuclear weapons would serve to de-escalate a conflict on terms favorable to russia. the defense officials have spoken publicly about de- escalating a conflict to limited nuclear years and it is a fact that the russian military has appeared plans and is well-trained

of the most powerful pieces of art in the united states capitol is the trumble painting of general george washington resigning his commission to the continentaless, at the height of power submitting to the rule of law and the will of people. that has withstood the test of time for the last 243 years. if we set another precedent now that a candidate who invited the participation of a foreign power, a president who sought to obstruct the investigation into the invasion of our democracy, if we allow him to get away with this with complete impunity, then we will have set a new standard, and that is that some people because of the position of power and public trust that they hold are above the law, and we cannot allow that to stand. so we must begin impeachment now so that we have the facts and the truth and we follow them as far as they go and as high up as they reach, and we save this democracy, and if we've not been able to do that in this year or the year that follows and under my administration our department of justice will pursue these facts and ensure that there are consequences. there is accountability and justice. >> beto o'rourke last n

one of e most powerful pieces of art in the united states capitol is the trumble painting of general george washington resigning his commission to the continental the height of his power submitting to thrule of law and the will of people. that has withstood the test of time for the last 243 years.pr if we set anotedent now that a candidate who invited the participation of a foreign sident who sought to obstruct the investigation into the invasion of our democracy, if we allow him to get away with this with completeimpunity, we'll have set a new standard. that is some peoe because of the position of power and public trust that they hold are above the law and we cannot talow that to snd. so we must begin impeachment now so we have the facts and truth and llow them as far as they go and as high up as they reach and save this democracy and if e 've not been able to do that in this year or thyear that follo follows, and under m administration our department of justice will pursue these facts and ensure there are ns coequences, there's accountability, and there is juste. 's the only way that we save this country. >> thank you, congressman o'rourke. >

participants if there is available space on a flight heading to a destination within the continental united states. ndaa, the f.y. 2019 this program provided active duty, reservists and retirees with this benefit. this is an example of programs operated by the military that can and do work for the american people. expanding the benefit to include 100% of disabled veterans was common sense and will help those veterans visit their families, old friends from the service and seek services for medical and mental health treatment with the best possible health care providers. 100% disabled veterans in delaware, the expansion offers a expansion due to doffer's air force base's location in the state. many communities are similarly improved, thanks to this program. while the effort to expand access to this program to some of our veterans oh was well intended, i have heard from veterans they may have had an unintended consequence. it does not allow caregivers or spouses to travel with eligible veterans. for many veterans -- that r-rated as 100% disabled, the inability to have their caregiver or spouse on the