chevron, exxon mobil, shell. at the conclusion of the meeting i do not think it occurred to any of u to ask what are they doing, what should be done now? nevertheless, i asked the question how did you manage the risk that your rigs might all be shut down in the gulf? to that they have no question. going forward they need such a question. therefore assayed the institute, which is entirely manned by industry, which enforces best practice, which evaluates, audits the performance of rious companies is what we recommend. i strongly encourage the most exemplary practitioners of good safety, the internment of protection, to leave the rest of the industry, which i know is a complicatedndustry and more complicated one than the nuclear industry. it is also technologically capable of well-financed industry to follow that course. i guess one of the rea tragedies but also the opportunities presented by this experience, and a tragedy like this does openness to be open to new directions, is the poor of the gulf of mexico. we ha

major exxon mobil have signed a deal to develop a deep water project in the black sea the tale was signed in the swiss resort of darkness at the end of the world economic forum our correspondent daniel bushell gave us a wrap of the second day also for. friday we'll try to examine the reasons for the economic collapse of the past three years across the world and also look at the future of investing there will be leaders from american business also european and from asia really across the world but they will also be looking at more humanitarian themes as the former moves into its third day there's no denying the success story of double so far twenty eleven has been very much the emerging markets in particular china and russia china dominated the first day russia with the participation of president medvedev was very much the star of the second day very many american businessmen crowding round the russian delegates the ministers the tycoons trying to get a piece of the action. russia of course selling around thirty billion dollars of state assets and four participants will be expected to play

major exxon mobil have signed a deal to develop a deep water project in the black sea the company say even more energy projects are expected. well let's cross live to our correspondent daniel bushell to get the latest update from the swiss resort of davus daniel thanks very much for joining us what are the details of the deal and what does the business audience think about it. extremely successful day for russian business on all fronts as you say the one billion dollar deal for rosneft along with the world's largest oil company exxon mobil to develop the resources and they say they want to make this a long wide ranging partnership which will look at all aspects of oil and gas throughout the country because it comes hot on the heels of all stories in russia approving pepsi co's bid for wimbledon russia's largest dairy for very much a consumer driven something that russia wants to move towards and the head of wimbledon says he now wants to make the russian jews drink a fear of worldwide hit and export it all over the world so it's been a very successful day on all fronts right and that'

major exxon mobil have signed a deal to develop a deep water project in the black sea it contains more than a billion tons of oil equivalent to just that exxon mobile could invest up to one billion dollars in the joint venture russia's deputy prime minister says the deal is proof the investment climate in russia is improving. in an exclusive interview to business outing of the head of wimbledon and says pepsi plans to turn it into the world's biggest dairy produce u.s. drinks giant last month announced it would take over the milk and juice for. really believes that with pepsi is backing russia's favorites like if you will take off around the globe. with the thing with a little money will go there for you know processing. more and more russian territory to really build on like the rest of the world and we will be. sure of the grown the will be there program will look real production around the world say see that it will be the biggest producer of those. markets now european shares reversed the losses to trade mostly by the south mining and automotive stocks rallying but the gains are li

the city of san francisco sued exxon monthly back in 2008 to clean up years of pollution from fuel storagenks. fish company sued the oil giant and the port of san francisco. but now that the work is underway, it's more than the women expressing it. >> you are feeling the walls and floors shaking like an earthquake. suddenly you can't have conversations. i ended up in an ambulance being evaluated because they did a diesel release and i couldn't breathe. >> exxon monthly released a statement saying the work is being done under the direction and full cooperation with the california water quality control board. the port is monitoring the cleanup. >> the port and city are compelling them to do that. so we're just surprised there wouldn't be complaints about this very work we asked them to do. >> the owner of california shellfish says he is trying to tough it out and sympathize west side his neighbors. >> what can you do. you are running a business in a building shaking. >> the port says the cleanup work should be over from six to eight weeks. after that the owners of the legendary fish house wi

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the ongoing construction related to exxon mobil and the port of san francisco's oil pollution cleanup activities have made it impossible for us to continue to operate our business and serve our customers. >> reporter: they go on to say the company is uncertain of what the future holds and the port of san francisco say they are surprised. >> they have not, as far as i know, said anything about closing their business. it was the first time we heard about it. >> reporter: there are no plans to close another fish restaurant in fisherman's wharf. >>> if you're counting down the days to spring training, we have some good news for you. the san francisco giants began selling tickets today. the first game is scheduled for february 25th, just six weeks from now. across the bay a's spring training tickets went on sale. >>> shaw will replace jim harbaugh. he has been an assistant coach on three nfl teams including the oakland raiders. >>> details on the reopening of a mountain view center housing the largest collection of computers in the world. >>> the wet weather should be giving way to senator

i know a few, obviously, there was an oil well exxon valdez -- the exxon valdez in the 1990's and the gulf of mexico. but in terms of switching the internal combustion engine to other sources, everybody is on the same page that it will not happen overnight. obviously, the obama administration has endorsed strong fuel economy standards that will reduce the amount of fuel that we need to power those engines. but again, there are issues going to ethanol-based fuel, issues in terms of battery- powered and electric cars, and where you plug these things in. that was a whole nother can of worms, if we go to electric cars and we're putting those in to stop it in your garage, that is causing a whole coal-fired power plant emissions problem. a slew of experts say that we will need oil for a very long time to come. host: what have we learned in the time since the exxon valdez for the long term -- what is the long-term effect on the shores of alaska or the bay in alaska? guest: what we have learned from the exxon valdez is that early on, we cannot predict all of the effects. we can do our best, b

apple is now one of the most voluble companies traded, talked -- top only by exxon mobil. apple's thou elation plummeted aftethe stock-market collapse in september of 2008. one month later, it was worth $89 billion. the recovery is remarkable. the aft -- apple's market cap past microsoft in may of last year and is worth $60 billion more than its main rival. >> thank you. australia's worst floods in decades are forcing more people in rural areas to evacuate. the floodwaters have inundated territory the size of france and germany combined, bringing the biggest coal mining operations to a standstill. thousands of crops have been destroyed. authorities say the flood waters have yet to peak. >> the flood waters cover huge areas of land, completely swamping some home. the water is up to a meter deep in some places. thousands have fled and makeshift barriers have gone up in some places as homeowners and businesses do what they can to protect buildings. police have been going door-to- door to persuade residents to leave. >> some people, once reluctant, when the full circumstances

. >> just a note here, bp has 760 osha fines versus one for exxon mobil. so we can understand there's something fundamentally wrong that they were allowed to continue to operate. senator graham, your recommendation on legislation? >> i would agree with those two points and then the third is the one i made relative to restoration. only congress can designate a portion of the fines and penalties for the specific purpose of restoration, which we think in terms of the national interest in this region of america, the fact that many of the problems that have led to the degradation of the gulf of mexico at the federal government at least as a part or if not the primary indicted figure. >> just very quickly, some people say it's just bp and the other is an play a role, including the government, the other companies didn't play a role. >> in the area of response, it was not just repeat. at the same thing at happen on virtually any of the riffs in the gulf, would have had the same response because we would've had inadequate, unplanned capabilities that meet this such

chevron, shell and exxon mobil and cooperation obviously from the department of the government , forr. bromwich and secretary salazar. widowed for range of inputs and plenty of opportunity on the scientific agencies, noah, coast guard, to ensure that what we say is grounded in good science and respectable technology. and i don't think so far. i must say we've become a little impatient, bob and i with the criticisms of our confidence or criticism of our commissioner, which maybe was okay to raise six months ago. but the proof is here. is there something wrong or if there are people who have objections to the findings are think they are wrong, we would be very happy to debate on that point. but it seems to me now a little churlish to refer back to them without power there related to the advocacy for their park from which no one seems to be doing. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. john amend, the offshore policies is based on some similar assumptions as i understand it. one was the blowout preventer's actually work. that was an assumption. the assumption was the industry have th

"the future is exxon" is the name. michael from alabama, you are on the hair. >> caller: good evening. you don't know how honored i am to -- madame, i am to speak with you. i have forgetten your name. but that's because i have it on another channel. i'm going to ask you three questions from the point of view in the aspiring writer in a childrens book market who comes at it not from a degree in english, but from a life time love of doodling and auto design and animation, i draw in the hanna-barbara style. what impact will books and kindles have the way on graphic and layout and photographers and illustrators do for page layout and all of that stuff? how will they have to change and adjust that work for publishers who are going to say we are going to put on ebooks and kindle also. second, i'll take my questions off of the air and let you answer them. the second is let's see -- i know that you are going to have to accept rejections. i know that each publisher has probably just the childrens division alone. a children's bo

that drew a sharp response from the industry's largest player, exxon mobil, which was not involved in the gulf disaster. c.e.o. rex tillerson said the commission did not investigate the entire industry and ignored years of good performance. for more on the safety of deepwater drilling, washington bureau chief darren gersh spoke with the oil commission's co-chair, william reilly. >> thank you very much, for your time, i appreciate it. >> your report concludes the bp oil spill was avoidable, why? >> well, if you look at the sequence of decisions that lead up to the explosion, the blowout, there were any 23478 of them that are difficult to explain and just plane wrong. if those had not been made, many of them the way they were, a negative pressure test that was judged a success but was clearly not, and they had evidence that it wasn't, and mistakes like that, you could have certainly avoided the loss of well control. and even after that happened it's possible one could have diverted the gas over the side and avoided the explosion. it's possible, it's not obviously certain. >> b.p. shares

today, investors will get reports from chrysler and exxon with big names like toyota, pfizer and timerner slated to report later on this week. and on friday the government releases its big january jobs report. analysts are expecting it to show the economy added around 140,000 jobs this month. just barely enough to keep up with the population growth. >>> the unrest overseas is pushing up the cost of oil. crude prices rose to just under $90 a barrel in asian markets overnight. analysts worry continued problems in the middle east could push the costs to $120 a barrel. that, of course, would lead to higher prices at the pump. gas is already at 34 cents a gallon higher than this same time last year. >>> and at the movies, a box office exorcism, the horror thriller "the rite" starring anthony hopkins scored the top spot with sales of $15 million. the romantic comedy "no strings attached" fell to second with "the green hornet" and "the mechanic" tied for third. with valentine's day coming up right around the corner i think a romantic comedy would be pretty good but probably won't be seeing "

"the future is exxon" is that one. >> caller: good evening, i'm so honors. i forgot your name, but that's because it's on another channel. i'm going to ask these three questions from the point of view of an apyring writer in the children's book market who comes at it not from a degree in english, but from a lifelong love of doodling and now an interest in auto design and animation. i draw in the disney style. first of all, what do -- what impact will e-books and kindle have on the way graphic layout designers as well as photographers, cartoonists and ill los traitors do for page layout and that stuff. how will they change and adjust that work for publishers who say we're putting this on e-books also. second, i'll take my questions off the air and let you answer them. the second is, let's see, i know that you're going to have to accept rejections. i know that each publisher has probably just a children's division alone, a children's book editors have thousands of rejections or unsolicited stuff each year. i know that they look to see your work published first

i know a few, obviously, there was an oil well exxon valdez -- the exxon valdez in the 1990's and the gulf of mexico. but in terms of switching the internal combustion engine to other sources, everybody is on the same page that it will not happen overnight. obviously, the obama administration has endorsed strong fuel economy standards that will reduce the amount of fuel that we need to power those engines. but again, there are issues going to ethanol-based fuel, issues in terms of battery- powered and electric cars, and where you plug these things in. that was a whole nother can of worms, if we go to electric cars and we're putting those in to stop it in your garage, that is causing a whole coal-fired power plant emissions problem. a slew of experts say that we will need oil for a very long time to come. host: what have we learned in the time since the exxon valdez for the long term -- what is the long-term effect on the shores of alaska or the bay in alaska? guest: what we have learned from the exxon valdez is that early on, we cannot predict all of the effects. we can do our best, b

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the ninety's and it's going hand in hand with plans to make moscow an international financial hub exxon trigon cut takes up the story. at the start of last year russia was the owner of thirty five hundred seventeen federal state or enterprises and a shareholder of twenty nine hundred fifty joint stock companies if the goal is to sell off state property within the next three years goes to plan the russian government will release one hundred fourteen state enterprises and another eight hundred nine stock companies into private hands including stakes in ten largest firms the expected proceeds from the sale of make top thirty billion dollars and it's not just about the possibility to tackle budget deficit which is the government's first priority the second one is actually be crazy the governments are on the ship of the economy in previous transparency. for governance and to make it much more competitive in the first deal is the perspective sale of up to thirty five point five percent state land d.t.b. which the government hopes to complete by early two thousand and eleven among the other co

today investors will get reports from crisis her and exxon with big names like toyota, pfizer and time warner later this week. on friday the government releases the january jobs report. analysts expect it to show the economy added 140,000 jobs this month, just barely enough to keep up with population growth. the unrest overseas is pushing up the cost of oil. crude prices rose to just under $90 a barrel in asian markets overnight. analysts worry continued problems in the middle east could push the cost to $120 a barrel. gas is it already at 34 cents a gallon higher than this same time last year. and at the movies a box office exorcism. the horror thriller "the rite" starring anthony hopkins scored the top spot with sales of $15 million. theno strings attached, green hornet and "the mechanic" followed. >>> state television has announced that egyptian president hosni mubarak has named the members of egypt's new government. as we have been reporting, protestors have been angry over government corruption and they are vowing to keep up their fight until president mubarak steps down. but as w

chevron, shell and exxon mobil and cooperation obviously from the department of the government , forr. bromwich and secretary salazar. widowed for range of inputs and plenty of opportunity on the scientific agencies, noah, coast guard, to ensure that what we say is grounded in good science and respectable technology. and i don't think so far. i must say we've become a little impatient, bob and i with the criticisms of our confidence or criticism of our commissioner, which maybe was okay to raise six months ago. but the proof is here. is there something wrong or if there are people who have objections to the findings are think they are wrong, we would be very happy to debate on that point. but it seems to me now a little churlish to refer back to them without power there related to the advocacy for their park from which no one seems to be doing. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. john amend, the offshore policies is based on some similar assumptions as i understand it. one was the blowout preventer's actually work. that was an assumption. the assumption was the industry have th

street stocks open next as investors juggle concerns over egypt with upbeat quote results energy giant exxon mobile blows past the fourth quarter profit forecast on ballast upstream and downstream gains as seventeen percent top line growth pushes revenues past one hundred five billion dollars. meanwhile stocks in europe have slumped and financial firms airlines and carmakers are posting some of the biggest losses but energy shares are mostly reluctant to respond to the news group is posting gains of over four and a half percent despite news that it has temporarily suspended drilling operations in egypt due to mounting civil unrest. and the unrest in egypt started to unsettle markets in the wider sphere as russia also showed signs of strain the r.t.s. and my sex closed down on the day as they tried to global rock losses. and rising oil prices did not push russian energy shares higher as oil and gas companies still led the drop on the my sex and also nickel was the biggest loser in the sept third down over two and three quarter percent banking shares were also in the red with spare bank down h

day as investors juggled concerns over egypt with upbeat corporate results blue chip energy giant exxon mobile blows past the fourth quarter profit forecast unbalanced upstream and downstream gains as seventeen percent top line growth pushes revenues past one hundred five billion dollars. and under arrest in egypt started to unsettle markets in the wider sphere as russia also showed signs of strain the r.t.s. in my sex closed down on the day as they tracked global losses. and rising oil prices did not push russian energy shares higher as oil and gas companies still lead the crop on still had to drop rather on the my sex they're also nickel was the biggest loser in the sector down over two and three quarter percent banking shares were also in the red with spare bank down half a percent while the t.v. fell under two percent all i got to close off from b two b. capital highlights the main factors weighing on the russian stocks. continue to tensions in the middle east which can see you know the weekend also drove the markets a bit lower. for the russian and this is. a couple percent with ne

they reproduce that pepsi co with the plan of turning it into the world's largest every producer then exxon mobil that was the largest oil and gas company agreeing with rosneft to develop black sea oil and gas for over a billion dollars and finally we've got several deals in the pipeline and the world's largest advertising company w p p is in talks with quite one or two russian companies to purchase them and increase their presence on the russian economy the dean of the school of a school of management is echoing the sentiments among world business leaders and explains what also has brought in for the russian. i think it has achieved a number of things first of all it has created you know great fiza billet the. projects that it's gets a lot of visibility in russia still critical but i think it's also critical to management development and preparing leadership worldwide so it's a great opportunity for us to come here see our friends and sponsors potential new people that support the idea so overall this has been you know very good for the school in terms of physicality in terms of the feedba

have continued announcements we had pepsi co taking over dairy joint wimble down of russia we had the exxon mobile brought in their deal on thursday we expect more deals to be announced with the participation of russia over the coming three days that remain of this devil's twenty eleven world economic forum. ok and r.t. is live in switzerland breen q life coverage from the event and daniel bushell will be there throughout the day bring us the latest so stay with us for that and we continue with some more news coming from the form salles quite optimistic about el nino demand this year meaning most of its hopes on china that's according to the company's first step of c.e.o. . who was speaking exclusively to our team at the forum. their future for me i'm demanding for them in pricing different positive i think it should be up to thirteen percent of growth in china picks year based on the far fewer forecast what they already have a five year plan or thirty separate. consumption in two thousand and fifteen should be something around twenty four even twenty five million tonnes at the same time we

. >> corporate funding is also provided by exxon mobile, and prudential funding. addition funding is provided by the ethics in excellence journalism. the anenburg foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. at year's end, we can use this week between two holidays to take a deep breath. and after a year as eventful as 2010 and looking forward to one that promises to be at least as important, it helps to look back and forward. remember thelma hart? she's the obama supporter who said she had become exhausted defending him, then she lost her job a few months later in many ways finding the best answer to her question and the remedy for her exaugs defined the year in politics. the question becomes now looking back on it all now, karen, how did that shake out? >> i think it shook out as a pretty conventional mid term election. all year long, right up until election day the democrats kept telling us elections are really

sworn in as interim leader on friday the president ben ali fled to saudi arabia and expected long term exxon. mobile six hundred people have now been confirmed dead following severe flooding and landslides across southeastern brazil soldiers and military doctors are also taking part in rescue operations to find survivors forecasters say heavy rain will continue for several days in areas already submerged president dilma rousseff has declared three days of national mourning for the victims in the wake of the country's worst natural disaster in four decades. but the results suggest southern sudan has overwhelmingly voted in a referendum in favor of splitting from the north full results from not being answered till next month but the region is widely expected to secede. ninety seven percent of the southern sudanese in europe voted for the split so to end the cycle of devastating civil war would create the world's newest state. the shooting massacre in tucson arizona has led to calls for gun control laws in the u.s. to be reexamined. stores and then as the resident took to the streets of new yor

have continued announcements we had pepsi co taking over dairy giant wimble down of russia we had the exxon mobile draws near field on thursday we expect more deals to be announced with the participation of russia over the coming three days that remain of this devil's twenty eleven world economic forum. and of course that is danielle fishel will be bringing us more from the annual economic forum in davos throughout the day so stay with us for that and also is optimistic about demand this year pinning its hopes on china that's according to the company's fast deputy c.e.o. over this last live your who spoke exclusively to r.t. at the devils for. the future for me i'm demanding for them in pricing difference with positive i think it should be up to thirteen percent of growth in china picks year based on their far fewer forecast what they are already a five year plan with a separate. consumption in two thousand and fifteen should be something for around twenty for even twenty five million tonnes at the same time we do not think what i mean on production in china will go twenty million tonnes th

exxon hitting a new 13 month high on this 2% rally. >> a hesitant consumer continues to disappoint at clorox, the maker of household products cut its sales and earnings outlook and among the problem, bleach and cat litter. we're going to begin with a 90 session chart here as we roll out of clx, the last 09 session, clearly moving from the prices we've seen down to the lows tonight. now off by what, 2.7%. the drop that we see here in november, though, this drop down came when it cut its fiscal 2011 forecast. now today's disappointing is the second time we've seen disappointment. this one year chart now of clorox really takes the stock to prices we haven't seen since back before that first disappointment and also down below levels we previously had seen buyers around 62 per share. finally after all the travel around the holidays, on-line travel stocks seen stronger than unusual volume. expedia, orbitz each selling off, officially now removed american airline tickets from their web site. price line.com finding buyers pushing that high-priced stock up 4% on the day. and just to remind you

major exxon mobil have signed a deal to develop a deep water project in the black sea the company say even more energy projects are expected artie's daniel bushell has more. there's a quote so on ladies in that was for the first time one in five delegates must be women and having an effect on the composition of the delegations but the cinderella of the ball this year no doubt is russia if perhaps in the past russian investment investment by foreigners into russia was something of a dirty word something not quite understood the sites today yesterday of seeing small businessmen american other nationalities pulling over russian delegates here there's a very big delegation of bankers tycoons ministers is really something that i haven't seen in many years of attending such forums and they really submit russia's position as one of the most exciting growth prospects at the moment this three key reasons for this one is that they sell off of around thirty billion dollars of assets which of course foreign investors are very excited about the stakes in the likes of the two top banks burbank and

if you like the natural resources sector continues to go strong the world's largest energy company exxon mobil tied up a deal for more than a billion dollars to explore the black sea for oil and gas with rosneft russia's largest oil company and other western companies have used this forum to look for new opportunities for the future for example the world's largest advertising group w p p is in talks with quotes one or two companies in russia to purchase in the country and expand its presence on this new emerging markets all right daniel they were key speeches by deputy prime minister chevelle of and president medvedev and what were the key points that international investors made into this let's start with the president's speech his ten point plan very precise very appreciated by the audience in its precise design conciseness he spoke about no more nationalizations and the creation of a sovereign fund on the country to help private investors the government would pool and share the risks and costs of foreign investors investing in the russian economy he also spoke about if you're joining

the oil industry hires the same front groups the same scumbags so come in there and defend defend exxon but economically it makes no sense if you're an indian and you have a killer terminator seeds don't reproduce on their own have to buy them from monsanto every single year you're committing economic suicide indians we get e-mails every day from india saying what are you to cover india to give your store in india your big slap the face which should have been modified so. yes don't so well they are some of the other health risks involved rodents fed g.m. corn as the french had rejected this g.m. corn well in rodents it caused i mean system responses and signs of toxicity and studies showed organ lesions altered liver and pancreas cells changed and so on levels etc now the other part of this is the moral hazard because americans accepted that in one thousand nine hundred two when michael taylor was the head of the f.d.a. he approved it without any oversight no studies no nothing he is a former month sent a lawyer well look at this little clip here from democracy now with jeffrey smith wh