cushing had made the fa's short list but has opted to stay with the defending wsl champions.says he "did great" in his comeback to competitive golf. he's been out since february after more back surgery. woods carded a 3—under par 69 in his first round at the hero world challenge in the bahamas. this on the tenth was one of his five birdies. the 1a time major winner, now a1, is three shots behind the clubhouse leader, england's tommy fleetwood. fleetwood finished with a 6—under par 66 two weeks after winning the european tour order of merit. and one week before he gets married. also in the bahamas england all rounder ben stokes might be geographically a lot closer to his team—mates in australia. but he's no closer to playing in the ashes. he's signed for new zealand side canterbury as he remains unavailable to play for england following his arrest in september on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm after an incident in bristol. they will not review that stance until a decision has been made on whether to charge him. andy swiss reports from adelaide. welcome to the adelaide

gregory cushing rowse. he goes to wootton high school. >> yeah. yeah. in an autism program there. and i said, "do you want to learn disc golf? and he said, "yes." yeah, there you go. he's been enamored with just the sound of the chains. when he made that sound, he was addicted. and i think that the big thing that we get from it is togetherness. come on. give it some good mojo. he's just being himself. come on. there we go. good mojo, baby. and that's all i ever want. after school, we come out here... whew! ...to this beautiful playground. he likes taking his own bath and doing his own thing, but this is his favorite thing is to be around nature. come on, bubba. i don't have to argue with him. i don't have to bully him. all i have to do is bring him outside and get him the exercise that he needs. knock that down. two years ago, he was unhealthy. oh, nice try! hey, good try! he was extremely obese. and now i've seen such a marked change in him. e in him that i very rarely have seen throughout his life. i actually saw pride. hey, hey! all right! and i saw

guys or should we test the motor and generic stefan cush was designed the bike taxi a quick check to make sure everything's in order. it took over eight years to develop the prototype. of course it doesn't have a combustion engine. and it has to driving forces the person himself produces a bit of c o two but that's allowed. and the electric motor produces no c o two so it's an eco friendly being called. a spike talked he will set you back ten thousand euros. to sweeten the deal the engineer has designed a vehicle to accommodate. bike gets a small part of the cost but most of the advent of new goes to the driver it takes about five months to pay back the value of the bike taxi. stefan cush began building bike taxi seventeen years ago he's even designed a solar powered version of. bike taxis can be found in one hundred twenty cities around the world including new tokyo. bike taxis are also attracting interest in the ethiopian capital addis ababa and after. beginning in addis ababa. we hope we can establish ourselves well they're. our partners are certainly coming to us for environmenta

philip: i am having a problem right now looking at the wti curve at all -- the wti cushing cushing isil is bottled up in cushing. the real market is now in houston. there is a huge open interest in houston and about 300,000 to 400,000 barrels a day. that is where the market is. that market last night and today is very backward dated. cushing is full of oil because it cannot get out. the cushing market has tightened today because of the problem on the keystone pipeline, a transitory problem. when he gets fixed and starts flowing again we will see more contango in cushing. there is now a futures market and i trade acme future market that is basis cushing. that has got open interest of about 200,000 contracts, so we have to teach everybody in this market that the market is not cushing really telling us about the physical situation. the market that tells us about the physical situation is houston. that is reasonably tight. alix: two round this out and take a broader perspective, we have had a lot of drama coming out of saudi arabia, whether it is norway cutting their oil and gas investmen

a cush and crashed into a crowd. at this hour it appears to be an accident but it illustrates how vulnerable we are all to vehicles hitting crowds and used as weapons. in the past three years tenter ror attacks carried out using vehicles as a weapon. you can see the map and the they have been carried out. they are going after what they call soft targets. how do you protect soft targets? stephen tschida joining us live from gallery place in northwest d.c. with what he has learned. this is a tall order. stephen: incredibly tall. when it comes to soft targets, d.c. is full of them. according to terrorism analysts, anyplace, even like this, gallery place. all these people potential targets. a very strong police presence with the halloween referrallers in georgetown. this -- revelers in georgetown. this is out of an abundance of caution since crowded streets are a prime target for terrorists. >> there is no stopping it. stephen: the capital is full of soft targets. any area where people gather and are exposed is vulnerabl

oil is in cushing versus other differentials in the u.s.bakken, permian, oil in the gulf. this is the spread between those prices and cushing prices, and they are moving higher. what kind of an opportunity set does it make for you? david f.: if it were sustainable we would do things like we did a few years ago. andwned a petroleum refiner the spread between inland crude in the bakken relative to cushing is huge, double digits. it supported shipping crude by rail because it lasted long enough. now that we can export crude, which is a change in the u.s. over the last few years, there is not a good structural reason why wti crude at cushing should be more than a couple of bucks lower than brent. people focus a lot on u.s. inventory balances because they are observable, it is transparent. when cushing looks like it is getting filled up, that can back up a bit so it might be a cause of the current differential and the sheer amount of crude coming out of the permian is kind of backing into cushing and light, sweet crude. alix: let's focus outside

years and cushing oklahoma you know it's hundreds of miles away from the refineries that are along the gulf coast if you look at those refineries along the coast nora loans and used to mix the two of those prices are actually mirroring the international benchmark the brant price more we'll hear more from bianca later in the show thank you bianca. during last year's u.s. presidential election donald trump pledged to withdraw from the global private agreement known as the paris accord has continued to move down that road the very large majority of world leaders however think mr trump is on the wrong side of not only environment but of history those world leaders are meeting in december in france the paris party host french emmanuelle mccrone has not seen fit to apparently invite president trump here to discuss it is one of the world's foremost energy and climate experts tyson slocum of public citizen tyson welcome it's great to have you here it's great to be here bart trouper you know it seems to me that not a lot of people even understand why we need to deal with climate change i mean w

the president said he has made progress on trade and has built for cushing north korea nuclear ambitions. he plans to elaborate in a news conference tomorrow afternoon. >> well, newtown square golf course is getting not one but 2pga championships. the golf club will host the 2027pga championship and the 2020pga women's championship, announcement made this morning , set to host the bmw championship, that's the second to last event in the pga tour fedex playoff. >>> well, ever wonder what it likes -- what it is like to be on tv game show? >> local contestant just appeared on let's make a deal, we'll talk to him about his experience next. >> appears many people aren't always working at their jobs, coming up who is more likely to do percent that the tasks while on the clock. lauren? >> and we have chance for little rain this week, but a lot of rain as we head into the upcoming weekend as well as possibility of some snowfall. i'll have all of the details in your full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> welcome back, philadelphia man put his negotiating skills to the test in today's episode of l

the kind of wildlife video cameramen i'm in just extraordinary particularly in what can be pretty cush conditions now of course and your photographer you are good because you shot penguins and so on line when we tweeted that out a little picture of what that looks like got a pretty big response and it prompted things like this tweet from simple who says what are various solutions as to how humans can help preserve antarctica reduce the effects of enhanced climate change on it. well i mean it's just it's that big thing isn't that we need it to cut out greenhouse gas emissions that we need to stop doing fossil fuels that we know if we do it fast enough we'll stop the planet's warming cycle that we're in at the moment it's a simple as that and i ever year and i've reported on climate change for many years now every year we have the call to the u.n. climate talks starting they began this week and bomb just a few hours ago. but we talk about climate reduction in the mission is reductions actually year on year we we produce more and more and more emissions we haven't actually faced up to the

they had the blueberry cush and the dutch will be more of a hybr hybrid. >> this is from our friendsllingsworth which is very nice. >> two hours outside of seattle lies hollingsworth cannibas farm. it was alive with weed. rows and rows of weed. carefully grown and tended to by one amily. third generation seattleites, the hollingsworths. at the helm of the company, these guy, brother and sister duo joy and ralph. >> didn't see you there. >> wait. oh, hi, didn't see you there. >> we're going to do it. >> i'm joy hollingsworth. >> oh, hi. say it. >> let's take a -- let's take a closer look, shall we? >> while some corporate outfits are rushing to cash in, the hollingsworth company is doing it more slower, personal way. solar powered greenhouse, hand trimmed buds and hand packed bags ensure the highest quality. they're keeping it all in the family. ralph runs the manufacturing and growing. joy does processing and sales. auntie came out of retirement to assist with oil cartridges. dad puts labels on packages and mom assists in quality control as i will and have and will again. back in th

is about the same size as the drawdown estimated, 2.2 billion barrel increase in inventories and cushingell as 725,000 barrels. there was a drop in distillate inventories, which might help offset the negative effect from crude inventories with a drawdown of 3.3 million barrels and distillates of about the same size. on the one hand, a big build, much bigger than expected because a drawdown was expected, but that drawdown in gasoline at the moment doesn't seem to have a mitigating affect as oil trades about .75. you will see if it shakes out in the next half hour or so, as it usually does, as people take a step back. we have seen a downtrend in inventories and uptrend in oil prices but we have had oil strategists say this rally that we have seen might have talked out or not have had that much more to go. oil here holding steady with these declines in the wake of the numbers. vonnie: tliv. -- thank you.se another surprise. we speak to our energy expert alix steel, taking a dive into the shale industry and rise over the past 20 years. a quick word on inventories, is oil down because it look

they claimed a seat on the cush around were among the throngs of fans to catch a glimpse or a photo ofies champions. >> i was happy, i was happy because astros won and did a food deed for the city of houston. >> when they returned across the street from where they were watching, they found this. >> when i came, i seen my hood, my roof dented, all caved in, they just ruined it. >> this video shows a dozen people on top of vehicles in the parking lot while they are having a good time at the expense of others. >> glass shattered. roof caved in. >> reporter: they filed police reports they didn't have to go far. this happened right across from headquarters. they believe the damage will cost them big. >> i ain't got a thousand dollars. >> and they wouldn't mind if the people that did it faced some consequences. >> you see yourself on television here junk on my vehicle, i sure hope you just realize the damage that you cost to me, my family and my vehicle, itself. that's money that i don't have. i got to mayor your stupidity. >> in accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, an

in addition, we saw a drawdown in cushing, oklahoma, the kehoe for oil come down 1.5 million barrels. inventories unexpectedly rising. distillate inventories falling less than estimated, 799,000 barrels. on balance, it looks like it could eventually be a slightly bearish report for oil. as you can see behind me, we are seeing a slight tick down in oil, or at least not any kind of recovery at the moment. we will monitor it and let you know if anything changes in the oil prices in reaction to the numbers. oil right now is trading down by about 1%, just about $55 a barrel. 56 able to hold the 57 or dollar level we have seen in the past few days. as we watch that, we are watching what is going on in washington, and the debate over tax reform. the latest draft from republicans in the senate would make many individual tax breaks temporary and repeal a key part of obamacare. running is from capitol hill is g washington correspondent kevin cirilli. kevin, perhaps you can help me out here, because when we talk about repealing the individual mandate that was put in place as part of the aca, or

. >> it is my intention to cush the size and influence of the federal establishment and to demand recognitionn between the powers granted to the federal government and those reserved to the states or to the people. [applause] all of us need to be reminded that the federal government did not create the states. the states created the federal government. >> laura: craig, i watched that from 181 inaugural and i stood at the president's grave tonight, said a prayer for him and nancy and thanked him for what he did for this country. i watched that and i wonder what would he think today about the state of the republican party and the state of this country? >> well, he was always a party man once he switched parties. he supported republicans even those he didn't always agree with. but, you know, that sound bite reminds me of how reagan was such a devot dee dee voteee of the constitution. enlightenment the man was more important than the state. and that statement about the state's creating the federal government, that's right out of the federalist papers. it's right out of madison which he avidly read

interpret his actions writing mbs vowed to give birth to a more moderate saudi islam starting by cushingeligious police and permitting women to drive he's daring people to judge his government not on piety but on performance, not or koran but kpis, key performance indicato indicators friedman applauds this but then notes the aggressive stance towards iran, lebanon, yemen and ends with i'm worried that's the direction he's moving in along with some of these reforms and that he's moving fast. >> very fast, and the divergence of interpretation of the actions is amazing you did hear within saudi arabia, it's not necessarily entirely free to express what you think, but this was considered a corruption crackdown, it was not extra judicial arrests and a power grab but then the polarization with the iran blockage in the middle east >> and inviting investors a week or two ago what this says to bankers and investors, that they're trying to open up the kingdom. they might get caught up in that sckfact there is still an air roto arostocracy with the leadership. don't go away. there's more "worldwide

but if you are more concerned about your waist instead of their taste here are tips to cush the craving cashes. and eating the right cashes like beans and whole grain and fruit can help keep us healthy and give us energy but highly processed carbs like white bread and pasta and bagels produce rapid rises and drops in blood sugar that is not a good thing. try scaling back and cutting out highly starchy carbs for a week and others that are not highly processed. and they suggest not skipping breakfast because research shows you may be more likely to have a blood pressure spike eating carbs for lunch. >> instead of pop tarts and bagels, try the steel cut oats, rye bread scrambled eggs or some fruit. >> my cousin is texting me asking me to bring donuts from the parade to dinner tonight. we have none left i ate them all. and convenient cosmetics, you'll never guess which store is launching their own line of makeup. >> and from you in the market for a new tv on black friday. nydia han will help you figure out which tv is right for your family we'll help you figure out exactly what all of those

market against cushing. cushing is $56. that is a good price.l have a healthy industry at $50. those are all shades of gray industryowing u.s. that is gaining share in the world. tox: conversation was $45 $50. have your clients rerate did those expectations? i think you have seen the expectation move from 40 $45 to $60.s -- there is a big difference between rent and ti. brent could move there. alix: thank you so much. david: now as a reminder, if you have a bloomberg terminal, you can check out the go. you can interact with us directly. just go to tv on your terminal. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is my oil guy. he is talking about law school and being a lawyer area you are killing me. let's rounded back to ipos. this is u.s. total ipo volume. we are at 40 billion u.s. dollars. that looks lower than we have seen in 2014. what do you think for the rest of the year? robert: i think it's going to be a busy year. pricing expectations are subdued for ipos. i think the volume will be there. we expect a sizable volume going i

it is harder to cush our enthusiasm when we look at some recent reports.ught, but when you add the revisions basically 350,000 more jobs than we thought we had a month ago. you look very good reports on manufacturing this week. atlanta fed, now saying we'll get 3% plus growth in the fourth quarter. this would be the third in a row. so maybe a little too early to say trumpnomics is working. looks like we might be headed to a breakout here. one bleaker spot if you would, would still be, wages, paul, wages are going down a little bit. is this temporary? is this going to change? is this why we need tax cuts? >> the tax cut will help. but if you delve into the numbers, and delve into the footnotes, one of the you are going to see i believe those wage numbers will be revised up over the next two months. they pretty much because of three hurricanes, the sampling data has higher than average error rate. but i'll tell you the reason why wages are going to start going up. and this is because, one of the things in this report showed that about 700,000 people left the

joining us is democratic congresswoman brenda lawrence, cushing sexual harassment in congress. >> goodou so much. >> as we have learned the last couple of months, awe couple, i guess, it's everywhere. it's not just the media. it's hollywood. it's silicon valley. it's wall street. and of course it has hit capitol hill. your own office, sexual harassment has become an issue. you had to get rid of or at least accept the resignation of your chief of staff as a result of this. can you share with us exactly what he did that was making so many people uncomfortable? >> the challenge that i had is that i was doing an article, anonymous sources. i was made aware of concerns of inappropriate comments and allegations of unappropriate touching. alisyn, what i was confronted with with my experience of being an eeo investigator is being confronted with knowledge about a concern that i did not know about. that was very for me. because i have introduced legislation based on my experience and my expertise and i was a manager of training. i was in labor relations and eeo. we on the hill had exempted ours

critics kicking the to the cush. do you find that to be political? what is it?litigating all that what are we going to do. we passed a measure requiring mandatory training. before the end of the year high likelihood pass either another senate rule or legislation to outline the best way to handle these kind of cases in the future. under any circumstances, whatever is passed, any member of congress ought to be personally liable, personally liable for any for any case that he or she loses. >> laura: have you in favor of unmasking the names of those in any type of settlement group over in the house? >> retroactively? >> laura: there is a whole bunch of people whose names are unknown. even apparently to the congressman who is in charge of the committee that is supposedly oversees it. >> my attitude about that i want to wait and see what the women of the senate recommend on that and other issues we are talking about. >> laura: it could be possible that we will never learn. >> i want to see what the women of the senate recommend. >> laura: why not the women of the sena

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it is aimed at cushing child exploitation and the child sex tourism rings. >> this evening, one person is in custody in connection with a double homicide in frederick county. chopper 4 above acacia court. they found a man and woman dead in the street here. investigators tell our news partners at wtop they believe the person they have in custody hit the pair and then ran them over with their car. they say everyone knew each other. but at this point they have not named the victims or the person >> a moment of silence about an hour ago on the house floor remembering the victims of that terror attack in new york city this week. this as we learn more about the suspect's plan. that attack possibly in the works for more than a year as andrew sift from our sister station in new york reports that the suspect seemed proud of what he accomplished as the families of the victims are trying to cope with their enormous losses. >> reporter: with the bike path reopened, a police scooter marked interceptor 2 parked in the middle and a growing memorial with cards and flowers drew new yorkers like mary da

the world war i memorial will be built on cushing street. >>> let's check your commute with melissa mollet first 4 traffic. [000:26:58;00] >> they are looking good. 95 northbound had a five-mile backup. again, looking better than it was. this is the problem you were just talking about between jefferson and longfellow and 9th near kennedy. southbound lanes opened on georgia finally after the shooting from overnight. and a crash blocking the left side. >> thank you, melissa. we'll check the forecast next. stay with us. >>> good morning, everybody. pockets of cloud and light rain. not a pretty way to get the day started. not much will change during the course of the afternoon. temperatures in the low to mid-40s. we'll get into the upper 40s to near 50 with light rain and sprinkles likely off and on throughout much of the day. tomorrow the sun is gak with a colder tomorrow. tomorrow's high only around 40 degrees. we'll be down way below freezing saturday morning. >> chuck, thank you. another update in 25 minutes. >> for now, back to the "today" show after this short break. >>> we're back now.

manager with qma michael cugino is with the portfolio family of funds and libby peruse is a partner at cushinganagement we've not met, but we've only met via the television it's good to meet you in person. >> you have a very strong, stake in the ground best idea of 2018 is -- >> infrastructure. energy infrastructure, to be specific, and the enterprise products, i think, is one of the best companies in the business they have a geographically diverse footprint. the company yields almost 7% and they moderated the growth of that distribution and the stock got hit. >> why do you like energy infrastructure apart from the fact that you live in dallas and know a lot about it, are these mostly mlps? >> many are structured at mastered limited partnerships, yes, but it's the infrastructur business >> is it a cost thing or the cost has been sweated out? >> if you think about infrastructure and high barriers to entry and pricing power, stable cash flow, sustainable growth especially when you talk about energy infrastructure and these companies have been taken down with the energy industry when they're a vo

priorities is akin to hearing the air seep out of a flat tire and she leaves half of the consonants on the cushto do with the job she is doing? >> i think that has been the biggest disconnects between so many folks in the media and the past election. there was a clear signal sent that people were tired of the mainstream media's deciding how the world should work and what issues should be covered and how they should be covered. luckily, there are places like fox and other sites that are now giving people an option to hear other stories that are not being covered in a way that they are definitely not being covered by the mainstream media. i think that we have started to really see a divide in what gets covered and what doesn't. and the priorities of the mainstream media are not the priorities of where i think most of the american people are. ainsley: does that kind of stuff bother you when you were press secretary or was it more of the fake news, people spinning the story and changing the narrative? >> i think it was a massive combination of it all. brian: right. very interesting. real quick, snl