realistic drills were conducted. the two deputy chiefs and i toured the site and gave opening comments and just wanted to again let the community know it is a free program. the neighborhood emergency response team program. i know commissioner covington has completed the program. 18 hours of important information, very empowering. lesson in first aid, how to use extinguisher and there are neighborhood nerd training sessions throughout the year. we also do a session in spanish and one in cantonese. thank you again. we typically do the nerd drills twice each year. one in april for 1906 and then october 17th was the 29th anniversary of the earthquake. going out to the schools, these children are never experienced an earthquake of that magnitude. most of the teachers hadn't hadt either. it is important to convey the importance of a plan and beings prepared we tell the children to go home and teach parents and grandparents what we taught them that day. very warding. as i said earlier we welcomed 24 new members to the fire

if you saw the drill, our students know how to react and they feel safe based on that drill. >> there'sher component to this with your audience may not be aware of. this is one of the school districts that has decided to arm your staff. >> you are first responders can get here within three to five minutes, in three minutes to five minutes, so many things could happen in the school. and i'm not willing to let that happen to my students. >> reporter: some people will say look, you do the drills, that's enough, having the kids in proximity of my child is at greater risk. how are the teachers and staff armed, they're not carrying weapons with them in the class room? >> we have safes strategically placed throughout the building for those staff to access the firearms. and they go through extensive strain i training. we don't just have firearms, but they have extensive training. their job is to go to the shooter, and they have decided to to be the ones who protect our children. >> reporter: many parents know that their kids are sadly participating in shooter drills like we have just witnessed.

as to what you drill for. do you do an equal kind of training where you might add something? >> yes. there are certainly injects during the drill. last year it was an active shooter drill. the year prior to that it was a drill involving a crj, which is a regional jet and 737 simulating an air crash where one aircraft clipped another. >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much, chief. i really appreciate this. thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> vice president nakajo: mr. president. thank you very much for your report. >> president cleaveland: thank you. commissioner covington. >> commissioner covington: thank you, mr. president. i'm sorry. i was remiss in mentioning the position of the grant writer. we just received this via email i suppose it was yesterday when we had received our commission packets on friday. so, i really didn't get a chance to look at it as thoroughly as i would have liked. so, i do have just some preliminary comments. of course i am very happy to see that this position is going

tina: the mantra used to be drill, baby, drill.s time, the mantra is discipline, baby, discipline. both ecuador and conoco reported today. ecuador reported cap x for the year. conoco said they will be disciplined. they said they weren't looking to increase activity in the lower 48. alix: fairpoint. the ceo of equinor had this to say. >> we continue to take good care of our cash. we give full priority to projects. we have a strong project in front of us. we would also like to see strengthening of our balance sheet. that's also a priority. we've indicated that share buyback is emerging. that would have to be included among the other considerations as well. alix: will we hear that from the likes of chevron and exxon next week? tina: chevron has been hesitant on buybacks. but this will be a quarter where you will see substantially better results than a year ago. the question for most investors now, what are the ceos going to do with that money? alix: hopefully the investors return it to them. in the mining industry, the big standout th

so for drilling wants the red light event to be anything starting from two point zero on the richter scale environmentalists aren't so sure where it could reduce fracking at the moment it's a worrying situation and it seems to be going. very slowly and cautiously as they should. if you if you then put that over ground or terrain that's already been historically weakened significantly by historic coal extract conses consequences could be very devastating. and that effectively covers the entire bowmanville you half of the for king licenses in this country that's where the real problem is. the fracking fam has reasons to be hopeful though over the summer the u.k.'s energy minister said that the current monitoring system is cautious and could. adjusted op woods where the government came to prove that its policy of supporting shale gas extraction is bearing fruit a change in the safety threshold could mean christmas coming early for the fracking frustrated by delays. incredible pictures coming out of a northern italian region following devastating floods which leave almost a dozen dead we

and nato war games draw protests in norway as troops conduct the biggest drill since the cold war. it's eleven o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all t. international live from last year with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. after almost two decades angler merkel says she's stepping down as party leader of the christian democratic union the german chancellor also said she won't stand in the next federal election stated for twenty twenty one. did you at the next see do you party convention in december i will not run for the chair of the party this fourth term is the last one for me the decision follows her part part is disappointing election performance this time in the state of hess a where the scene suffered a double digit loss in its share of the vote with the chance for admitting the result has been tough to take. the the figures that came in overnight from her selection of a wholly disappointing and bitter. but it is politically it can no longer be business as usual process after this result has after the result of the area after the conflicts between the c

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tina: the mantra used to be drill, baby, drill.s time, the mantra is discipline, baby, discipline. both equinor and conoco reported this morning. equinor cut its capex for the year. a big move to signal it will not go crazy when oil prices go a little bit higher. conoco kept it basically flat and said repeatedly they would be disciplined and they weren't looking to increase activity in the lower 48. alix: well, fair point. the ceo of equinor had this to to say on that. >> we continue to take good care of our cash. we give a sort of priority to value passing projects. we have a very strong project portfolio in front of us. we would also like to see strengthening of our balance sheet. that's also a priority. then we have indicated that share buyback, the scope of that is emerging. that would have to be included among many other considerations as well. alix: tina, will we hear that from the likes of chevron and exxon next week? tina: exxon is a slightly different case, as you know. they have been a little hesitant on buybacks and expl

commercial spare capacity to drill. how much do you need to drill? a couple hundred wells in geneva. all the other fields. they have plenty of capacity at the surface. because was surprising when the headlines hit a use the oil price off 5% on that day. if you take a look at than what happened to -- it went into contango. will be lowerh than the back month. does that reflect your view?? >> it sort of kind of does not. you can't say that in the fourth deficit ofere is a supply. and have the front of the burn spread collapse the way it did. creating a wave of supply that is probably coming from the saudi's. it may be all of the iranian oil of the market. that means you have a temporary glitch, if you will. is what we think it is. a temporary glitch. washought that what he said a pretty bullish comment. everybody has gone max. somehow, that is bearish. how is that bearish? when you havecapacity. of market is in an episode glass deciding to be half-empty as opposed to have full. all sorts of other factors. >> great point. great point. but get your take a

try to look back at it typical nato drills we had it is thirty's in the eighty's the typical would be that we had ten thousand participants now we got more than fifty one thousand it's a game of political struggle between the united states and russia are going on all very impressive this far as military escalations go but what with all these war games this propaganda militant rhetoric and collapsing arms treaties one can only wonder how long can we go on like this and much more we can escalate the for a stupid decision or an accident puts a spark to this trillion dollar powder keg. we'll be back in a couple minutes just after this break. six trowsers financial survival does. one coasters go by you or do some place. else well reduce and lower. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. i would prefer to say that. the human space is must become into prana terry wish me instead so we have a living in the solar system. and for sure we show this found on other all this of the solar system i see this as a way all bring in them developing more technolo

well while the drills focus on restoring the. aggressor capital has had to replenish one of its core supplies. devastating floods it's been a tough twenty four hours for its early reports after the break. i have the honor to once again the interview alister croaky is a former e.u. diplomat and founder and director of conflicts forum and of course we're going to discuss the middle east. seems wrong. just don't call. me. yet to stamp out this day become educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. we're back with our two international a fracking company in britain is calling for rules on gas exploration to be relaxed despite a string of tremors resulting from its drilling activities operations resumed earlier this month after a seven year ban over safety concerns picking up the story for us this hour paul

and repeat it's not a radio drill i think he said provoke a she missed it. trying to look back at it typical. nato drills we have in the eighties the typical will be that we tend to suppose now we've got more than fifty one thousand sigil political struggle between the united states and russia going on all very impressive as far as military escalations go but what with all these war games this propaganda militant rhetoric and collapsing arms treaties one can only wonder how long can we go on like this and which more we can escalate for a stupid decision or an accident puts a spark to this trillion dollar power. to north africa now where at least nine people have been injured in a suicide bomb attack in tunisia is capital eight of them are police officers and one is a civilian a woman detonated in front of a shopping center on a crowded avenue you refer to as katrina. no group has said it was behind the attacks so far the area has a strong police presence as a number of government buildings are located nearby to this year's experience and almost three year pe

they get together for an emergen emergency drill. the drill involves an earthquake. >> the assumption is infrastructure is badly damaged. it is not ready available to enable rescue operations to take place. >> they are look at their satellite phones as well as how do we talk to people and who is in charge? how do we work together as a group. >> and the fuel side. navy and marines would be stationed offshore and pump fuel and help distribute to the city. the marines say being here makes a huge difference. >> it is an isolated. some times support from the sea or the skies is going to be one of the major ways you provide that initial assistance. >> our fleet week is the only one in the country that does an emergency drill but others, they are paying attention. we have caught their attention. our officials are helping crews and authorities in new york in san diego and in la create their own emergency drill during their fleet week. abc 7 news. air you'll have to pay more for starting today. >>> sports star supporting a south bay school. >

if you lift a ban on offshore drilling, people will drill. republican mayors across the aisle, republican congressman, they endorsed my campaign because they realize i'm the only one who can be trusted on this issue. i am the only one they can count on to defend beaches, coastal waterways, and the environment. ms. arrington: first and foremost, let's go back to, i'm not for offshore drilling off the coast of south carolina. i'm working with the president of the united states to sign. but we are talking about protecting our coastline. what i've been doing during the campaign season? i'm part of the american flood coalition, a group that has come along and realized their coastlines are at risk. the money came down from fema, a had a for flood medications for the state of south carolina, $157 million. all we are asking is for $30 million to build a seawall to protect our most vulnerable hospital district and the v.a., so that during flooding events, like florence, people can get to the level one trauma center and get to the da to get the -- the

the lieutenants are learning about drilling and going out to give drills to fellow lieutenants. ems academy and in service. 1094 members. some went through twice, two types of training. 4700 hour u hours of training. stop the bleed and community c cpr. bump up academy completed. we have an acacademy that will last for six weeks. fiery serves 138 hours of drills in september. i want to thank the deputy commander who keeps us informed. they went to the third alarm fire the other night and were very helpful because when you do overhaul in a regular two-story house you have to walk down the set of stairs with equipment and debris and burned wood. they had to come down multiple levels. the fiery serves helped as well. we don't like to take things burned down in an elevator. it could go wrong. while we may bring down equipment after a fire, we see don't typically bring debris down in an elevate tour. they were super-helpful with that. they all got a workout. in september they did presentations and meetings. the captain is trying to spread the message. she met with you the unionfied sc

and the nato war games are drawn protests in norway as troops conduct their biggest to drill since the cold war. and are broadcasting live direct from our studios most of this is our to international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. and stepping down as leader of the christian democratic union party after eighteen years at the helm she will stay on as german chancellor but says that she will not run for a fifth term in two thousand and twenty one. did you get them at the next edu party convention in december i will not run for the chair of the party this fourth time is the last one for me or the decision follows her party's disappointing election performance and this time in the state of where the c.d.u. suffered a double digit loss of the chancellor admitted the result was hard to take. the. thinkers that came in overnight from her selection a wholly disappointing and bitter but it is politically it can no longer be business as usual process after this result has after the result and the area after the conflict between c.d.u. and the c.s.u. in summer and after all t

surface much less cause any harm or damage without the sophisticated monitoring in place it could drill and they would not be detected so no big deal according to the company doing the fracking but that's not what environmental campaigners and local activists have to say about it the commencement of drilling in the u.k. has been incredibly contentious and dogged by problems and legal challenges in fact three anti fracking protesters were jailed for public nuisance when they protested the start of drilling at that site in lancashire earlier this summer in fact they thought to be the first environmental protesters to be imprisoned since nineteen thirty two although they were released by the court of appeal earlier this month the seismic incident this morning is by no means the first time a tremor has been recorded as a result of fracking in the u.k. there have been twelve line incidents or twelve minor tremors this week alone at that site in lancashire and if you chart the history of fracking in the u.k. back in the spring of two thousand and eleven quadrillion was given permission to sta

of exploratory drilling for shale gas there are twelve tremors this week alone and bear in mind there's only been a week of drilling so far so not the best start to the government's shale gas revolution here in the u.k. but ministers are determined to crack on with it so much so it's been revealed by the guardian that the government's energy minister claire perry held a private meeting with energy firms earlier this month which she failed to record on the government's transparency register and thanks to a freedom of information request the guardian found out that at that meeting she said that the government hopes to create a u.k. model for shale gas extraction which can be exported all around the world but given this latest seismic incident in lancashire one might argue that that model needs a bit of improving. we asked the department for business energy and industrial strategy for comment on the ministers meeting it told us that the meeting was a presentation to industry unions and community groups are in a vent and therefore not disclosed as a ministerial meeting there is want to stre

cause any harm or damage without the sophisticated monitoring in place that could drill and they would not be detected so no big deal according to the company doing their fracking although that's not what environmental campaigners or locals in lancashire and that fracking site would have to say there has been a lot of opposition to the commencement of drilling in the u.k. it's been incredibly contentious that in fact three anti fracking protesters were imprisoned earlier this year and they're thought to be the first environmental protesters to be imprisoned in the u.k. since nineteen thirty two although they have since been released after a judgement by the court of appeal here in britain but the seismic incident this morning is by no means the first time there's been a tremor as a result of explorer tree drilling for shale gas there are twelve line tremors this week alone and bear in mind there's only been a week of drilling so far so not the best start to the government's shale gas revolution here in the u.k. but ministers are determined to crack on with it so much so it's been revea

hundreds of antiwar protesters have gathered in oslo against nato drills in norway it comes after moscow how to turn major trials last month. has the details. fifty thousand troops two hundred and fifty aircraft sixty five warships and ten thousand tanks and vehicles that's a pretty straightforward message it is ambitious and it is demanding in recent years europe's security environment has significant it deteriorated nato has been careful not to mention moscow as the boogeyman which the exercise is aimed against but there are no illusions nato jets will be flying i mean two hundred kilometers from the russian border us troops will be learning to fight in cold conditions against a simulated enemy that is and surprisingly exactly as powerful as moscow the effect of this activity will increase the tension between norway and russia despite quite clumsy attempts by the representatives of the alliance and its member states to picture such military activity as defensive it's obvious that this fighting capabilities demonstration has a distinct anti russian character tensions now a worse than th

it's not really a drill i think it's their problem and it. trying to look back on the typical nato drills we had in the seventy's and the eighty's but typical would be that we had ten thousand participants now we got more than fifty one thousand. back then it was three nato countries now we have all the twenty nine nato countries plus sweden which is not an imminent member of nato to finland and also jordan and representatives from the ukraine in georgia is also going to participate i mean this is. not something special you know it's a it's the largest military exercise in or it ever what is the worry are we just sort of the amount we just saw our correspondent graphically outlining the huge disparity between the difference between what nato spends on its military and what russia spends on the military it way way far apart what's nato so worried about. how that's a good question and i think that there is to give a political struggle between the united states and russia going on you know and we smaller nations within nato are caught in this ga

his drill music videos glorify money, weaponry and misogyny. got this tool upon my waist...however, usually ends in failure. police! stay where you are! as we watched on, trigga t, real name daniel olaloko, was arrested in halls of residence at the university of central lancashire. police, keep your hands up. in his room, police found a sword, knives, illegal drugs and hundreds of pounds. the 19—year—old pharmacology student was today sentenced to seven years in prison after pleading guilty to supplying heroin and crack cocaine, a key link in a supply chain spanning 300 miles from london to barrow—in—furness. as we reported earlier this year, the town is plagued by drug dealers and their deadly consequences. there have been an unprecedented 15 drug—related deaths since december. one of the key breakthroughs in this case was when police arrested a vulnerable 17—year—old girl in one of these flats. she'd been sent from london to barrow to sell drugs. when they searched her they found more than 50 wraps of heroin and crack cocaine inserted in her. alongside olaloko, another man

and use keep drilling here in order to international in ninety seconds go. good politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. it's you going to be crooks that's what the books are you can't be good. interested in the logs. six. minutes into the program welcome back the french news agency a.f.p. has found itself being targeted on twitter for publishing swedish environmental research which suggests one less child could reduce people's carbon footprint it generated a remote search they got angry tweets in response. they news agency distance itself from the research pointing i thought it was simply reporting the information of others people in paris shared their thoughts with us about the study. i don't think we should stop having children just for the sake of the environment i think it's a rather moronic thing to say now that's a concern i think we are on to drive less other things which he said i find this idea shocking. is a personal choice a little to allow anyone to come and tell me m

microseismic enough to hold drilling. a boss of course driller has the government should just relax the rules and allow the company doing the fracking to frack on even after larger tremors because all the reports of seismic activity are scaring people it may well be that we have reached that time not only for the u.k. show gas industry but also to address the concerns of local people who are becoming increasingly worried by reporting of tiny movements in the earth which occur thousands of times across the u.k. every day as if they were harmful so here's how the traffic light monitoring system works right now think of it as the government's danger scale for shale gas extraction anything over nor point five on the richter scale is classed as a red light event and means an immediate suspension to drilling so drill no once the red light event to be anything starting from two point zero on the richter scale environmentalists aren't so sure where it could reduce for a king at the moment it's a worrying situation and it seems to

today was a drill to help put some of that effort into use. more than 22 neighborhood blocks participated in this simulated earthquake scenario. if telephone lines are damaged, essential function is communications network with cb radios. showing neighbors where to find food and shelter. seventh year they've put these together in burlingame. >> you think you're prepared but until you docomeit together. >> citizens need to rely on each other and network to help support neighborhoods while the professionals take care of the high crisis areas. >> citizen-organized and city-supported drills have become so well organized, invested money in putting together supplies and distributing them to residents' homes who are part of the organized drills. can be meeting and distribution points in neighborhoods in case of disaster. today's drill included double number of neighborhoods that participated last year. few hundred residents convicted. i'm sergio quintana. >> thank you sergio. earthquake hit monterey county before 7:00 this morning, 3.2 magnitude. cent

amy: for thehe first time,e, the trump administration has approved a plan for a a companyo drill fofor oil in n federal was in the arctic ocean off alaska. we will speak with subhankar banerjee, a leading arctic photographer and conservationist. then as the mariana islands recovever from the s strongest m to hit t the united states since 1935, we go to the florida panhandle, which was devastated by hurricane michael. we will speak to the owner of the sand palace, one of the few homes still standing in n mexico beach. >> i believe in the bible. i also believe in science. causes know what all these storms to be so frequent now and so ferocious, but i did read al gore's book 25 years ago and it made sense. amy: the tyndall air force base in florida has virtually been turned to rubble by hurricane michael. at least f22 stealth fighter about $6amounting to billion, were damaged or destroyed in the storm. finally, in the wake of the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, we look at how elite u.s. universities are facing new scrutiny ovever their close ties to saudi arabia. all that and

over the treatment of an american transgender student sidelined in an emergency drill over confusion if they should cover in a male or female locker room. around the clock across the world this is r t international just eleven am here in moscow warm welcome to the program our top story u.s. state department officials say they have spoken to saudi arabia over the mysterious disappearance of a dissident saudi journalist jamal khashoggi who spent the past year in the u.s. was last seen visiting the saudi consulate in turkey over a week ago and is feared to have been killed increasing concern over the fifty nine year old's wealth has seen pressure mounts on washington from all sides including american journalists. nearly. it's wein first reports of his disappearance and that statement from secretary pompei oh are you assuming that taking time to put out a statement means that the state department has not been doing anything is that your assumption what was the state department doing state department was engaged at the highest levels and also at the working level and having conversations