now it turns out that exxon isn't alone. a new exposÉ from inside climate news reveals nearly every major u.s. and multinational oil and gas company was likely aware of the impact of fossil fuels on climate change at the same time as exxon. we'll speak to neela banerjee, the insideclimate news reporter who broke this story. the story sparked a new york criminal investigation and calls for federal probe, like the one that brought down big tobacco. but some aren't waiting for the justice system to act. will go to an unusual afternoon in paris during the yuan climate summit. >> over those 25 years, exxon continue to maintain that architecture and ecosystem of denial and deception and nfnfnfdisinformation. and for that, we ask for a in favoragainst exxon of the future of this planet. amy: we broadcast highlights of "mock trial" of exxon for what prosecutors say our climate crimes, staged by environmentalists during the u.n. climate summit in paris, france. the prosecutors, bill mckibben, cofounder of 350.org and an environmental

exxon's --lls is now on retainer for exxon to try to battle these allegations.ause the them evidence is in black and white, which is pretty stunning. remember, at the best, no one is saying -- the best anyone is saying is that exxon was merely referenceable, not outright criminal. that is the best defense anyone has mounted for them so far. amy: so we're not talking about a civil probe, a criminal probe. this good land exxon officials in jail? >> well, who knows? at the moment, they're just subpoenaing documents. we're still at the beginning stages. the great hope is that other attorney generals, california for instance, we hope join in at some point and the department of justice -- 360,000 american's them toitioned investigate that song. amy: on the issue of exxonmobil writing a letter to the president of colombia university and mentioning the amount of money they have given to columbia, do you see this as an attack on freedom of the press? who knows what precisely they had in mind, but exxon has attacked the freedom of thought of an entire planet for 25 years.

exxon's tobacco problem. comparedompanies being to big tobacco. the latest campaign to take down big tobacco. in talks to sell its main internet business. what could a sale mean for ceo marissa mayer? a snapshot of regional economic conditions is out. i want to go to mike mckee with the headlines. the color, what do we know thus far? mike: it is reasonably vague. janet yellen just finished speaking and said the fed is ready to raise rates. the economy right now described as improving on a modest asus, a description they have used for quite some time. they know the robust sales of autos helped by low gasoline prices. they talk about manufacturing being mixed, held back by the dollar and week exports. know manufacturers expect improvement in the coming months. that was what janet yellen was delivering today. broadly supportive of the idea the fed can move. david: an uptick in temple warner -- temp workers. we will look at market reaction so much as there is one right now. julie: stocks have fallen to the lows of the section. not necessarily seeing m

because everybody who runs exxon must be an engineer.ut having said that, he made good decisions. served him well, served his shareholders well. sometimes, it is luck. sometimes it is brains. but at the end of the day, it is the results that count. erik: next, chevron makes its biggest bet ever in australia. >> that is very big. erik: and overspends by the billions. fadel: we've got problems. erik: plus, why there's a future for big oil. john: we are going to need energy. erik: "inside chevron" returns. ♪ ♪ >> this is the gorgon. it is the biggest project of its kind in the world. erik: 37 miles off the coast of northwest australia, here, on a remote island with no full-time residents, chevron is building a $54 billion liquefied natural gas plant. >> that right there is the jetty. the liquefied natural gas comes out of the storage tank and meets the tanker. erik: everything about gorgon is on a scale that defies description. >> this stuff is massive, right? this stuff is enormous. gorgon is the largest project that chevron has ever under

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she's not pounding the table to go all exxon or chevron. consider the daily index for crude was at 6 yesterday out of a hundred. the last time people got that pessimistic about oil was in august when we had a big meltdown followed by a rebound. that's why smith thinks you need to view this moment of panic as the opportunity to gradually pick up some quality oil stocks in the weakness. which of the oil names does she think are worth owning? she's noticed a diversion between the price of oil and the performance of certain oil companies. despite getting plastered over the last couple of days, they bottomed when oil prices plunged last august and last october. but the price of oil is lower than it was back then. stocks are higher. let's just go through the charts. to smith, this action suggests a good relative strength. institutions seem to have let up on their selling. let's consider chevron's weekly chart. after a tremendous rebound in october, okay, look at that, it was big, chevron climbed from 76 to 97, the recent onslaught has caused the

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exxon and mobil. energy lives here. exxon and mobil are proud plenti partners. lots of points. lots of places. >>> good morning. it is friday, december 25. merry christmas. i'm andrea grimes. christmas services have started at st. patrick's cathedral. masses will be celebrated throughout the day across our area. last night, many people waited outside the historic cathedral in midtown for hours for the traditional christmas eve midnight mass. it was well worth the wait for those lucky enough to get inside. cardinal dolan delivered a message of hope for the season and for the faithful in attendance at midnight mass. >> happening today, holiday meal for homeless people in harlem. the reverend al sharpton is providing meals at their house of justice on west 145th street. it also includes a toy give away for children in need. mayor de blasio is expected to join sharpton at the event, >>> looks like santa's sleigh is not the only vehicle cruising through the area this christmas. we caught this convertible and crew making their way across the bridge last night. more proof if you neede

like exxon.e other hand, they have a much more international orientation and some of their peers, and i think international, upstream spending, has not been hit quite as badly as the u.s. has. the u.s. is much more of a dynamic, short-term kind of market. carol: just a few seconds left -- talk about valerio energy -- a bullish run. if you are trying to short the stock, you got hurt. i'm guessing a lot of folks did not because they understand how refiners work. you still have a strong by. you see more upside from here. mr. glickman: i do. valerio has done -- valero has done well, as you pointed out. , closee well positioned to export markets, which continue to go higher, i think. the company has pretty strong extraty utilization, refineries, and i think it will be fine. carol: what is the big question -- the big issue investors should be watching when it comes to the energy path next year, and i have just about 20 seconds here. mr. glickman: i think the biggest issue is the potential for dividend

. >> michael shea, great research director, remindings that you chevron and exxon did not hit lows. remember, they have well in advance telegraphed oich eed oi. >> what's on "mad" tonight. >> we have some controversy here. restoration hardware. stock is down horrendously. is that right? then we have a good biotech, seres. is that right? restoration hardware. is that right? "star wars." >> i'll see it. >> "star wars" cultural

and as crude prices slump, we will look at today's trade involving exxon mobil. apple suspending its live if appleservice -- cannot crack the logjam, what does it say about the future of cord cutting? ♪ andd: good afternoon welcome back to bloomberg markets. time now for the bloomberg is this flash. a state oversight sport has upheld new york's decision to raise the minimum wage for fast food workers to $15 an hour. that will go into effect over three years in new york city. employees will see their wages rise from $10.50 in the city. boston college says a number of students who got sick from eating at chipotle has risen. early tests show the illnesses were liking -- were likely caused by norovirus. all tied tod it was one location and all employees will be tested. united airlines is bringing back an old favorite -- free snacks in economy. a caramel filled waffle. others include sesame sticks and ranch so a nats. business newsre at bloomberg.com. general electric is in talks to buy halliburton's trilling assets. halliburton is seeking to do a takeover of win bake

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exxon and mobil. energy lives here. exxon and mobil are proud plenti partners. lots of points.. >> in the morning buzz, we all can't stop talking about this. it sounds likelihood nan steve harvey is actually going get major do over. yes, he botched things royally at the miss universe pageant first saying that the winner was miss colombia and then having to take the crown off her head and put it on the right winner miss philippines. sources say he signed multi year deal to host the pageant before the show and he might not run into too much shade when he comes back. a producer behind the show says he's actually more than welcome to come back. so we'll see how he does if 2016. >>> a main high school has reversed its decision to prevent a math teacher in keeping a ping allheal low kitty christmas tree in her classroom. last week bangor high school officials said katherine gordon will to take out the tree. the superintendent said the tree needed an educational component to be there but the principal said yesterday the tree highlights the universal nature of holiday celebration. that

the clarity of the science that exxon was reducing in the early 1980's is crystal-clear.hnologies they were using -- that climate science was state-of-the-art and still rivals some of the science we have today. for exxon to then take a public position and a position with their shareholders that was not consistent with their very carefully worked out science -- amy: why were they doing this science? why did they -- >> the reporting is clear that their leaders in the 1970's took this risk factor seriously, because it risks their business model. so they wanted to know them using their own people and they were very well-funded and the documents are well written climate science, they then connected that with their product could not be sold anymore. they cannot convince shareholders their product was viable, but they went ahead and light to the public and they lied to their shareholders. amy: how? >> well, by flatly denying it and by using uncertainty. they brought the rhetoric of uncertainty to their messaging from their ceo to the shareholders and to the public. amy: what hap

exxon at 21 times forward earnings. too rich of a stock. i understand why people are buying them in anticipate of crude bottoming at these levels but with that said crude has been $36 for quite sometime. market doesn't give you a long time to sell the topper and this time buy the low which means in my opinion -- >> you don't need to buy the low. >> if crude were to print the levels that b.k. thinks between 25 and 30, you could see oxon trade off from 8 to 10%. >> i absolutely don't think it is getting to 25 or 30. but if it does -- i can't argue with the pain that will cause. because when i talk about an eog or a pxd, these are companies that break even at $50. and the list of the items on this set, they have said conservatively. we are talking $52 conservative analysts. >> let's bring in fidel gheit. we are been having a number of conversations. so i'll pose a question to you. are integrated too risk given the uncertain in 2016. >> well, it is basically quality and most investors obviously could not go to the slower companies because they

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exxon and mobil. energy lives here. exxon and mobil are proud plenti partners. lots of points. lots of places. >>> sad's "48 hours" investigates the mystery of a dancer and three men who worshipped her. police investigate the murder. what they find as a crime that could have been inspired by a movie. correspondent susan spencer here is a preview of her report. >> michael wanted to make money. >> reporter: as a dancer at the great alaskan bush company, michelle met a lot of men, older men like scott. >> we were planning on a year engagement. >> john and kent. did john carlson ask you to marry him? >> yes. >> reporter: you said what? >> no. >> reporter: so john was never a fiance? >> no. >> reporter: kent leking thought he was but he never was? >> kent thought he was but he never was. >> reporter: they just worshipped her. >> kent's mother bessie said he told her to plan for a wedding. on may 2nd, 1996 she got devastating news. kent was dead, shot. three times. left in the woods south of anchorage. >> there were suspects clearly developed. >> reporter: suspects named by kent hims

. >> no surprise, a lot of that has to do with exxon. exxon and chevron are down 3% for their part today, bp down 5. up next the battle for the top telephone company takes an interest twist. the surprise winner found in their research. >>> another big story today keurig green mountain shares piping hot after being acquired by investor group led by jab holdings but what is jab holdings and why are they making this deal? we will get to that coming up next. stay tuned. >>> we mentioned green mountain is having its best day before. agreeing to be taken private by jab holdings. >> mike santoli joins us with this suppression report on who jab holding is and why it is spear heading this deal worth $13.9 billion. >> this is a private investment vehicle of a multi-billion dollar austrian family. what's relevant is they have been a consolidator of the global coffee market for four years now. they combined european brands with another bunch of grands owned once by sara lee and brought brands like peet's, cara buy, stump town. so keurig green mounta

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at the exxon station on the 3100 block of north broad street. police say the suspect robbed a clerk with a rifle possibly an ak47. >>> now, this is the second time that this exxon was robbed in less than a week. check out this surveillance video right here. captured friday night. police are looking for two suspect, one, who stood guard at the entrance, the other who robbed cash register at gunpoint. there is no word today if those two robberies are related. >> the department of homeland security is expected to announce changes to the government's terror alert system tomorrow. government sources told cbs news that the currencies tell will not be scrapped, rather, modifications will be made. this new system will allow officials to inform the public using intelligence bulletins, similar to how the fbi notifies local law enforcement agencies. >>> today is the day, deadline to sign up for healthcare through the affordable care act. if you want your coverage to start on new years day. current customers who elect not to make any changes, will be automa

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exxon and mobil. energy lives here. exxon and mobil are proud plenti partners. lots of points. lots of places. it's thursday, december 24th, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including next year's biggest health breakthroughs. dr. david agus what is the future for gene editing and flu bugs and more? first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> more than a dozen twisters touched down on wednesday. wednesday damaged ten homes and this a total loss. >> we have to be on guard. the threat isn't as great as yesterday but a risk of tornadoes across the southeast. >> the airports will process 750,000 travelers and hit the america's roads will see the biggest total. who come to the u.s. illegally. >> hillary clinton and her team don't seem to be concerned about trump. hillary clinton's team is playing offense. >> does she want the entire conversation to be trump trump trump? she unveiled a policy to combat alzheimer's and what we were talking about is what the word [ bleep ] meant. >>> reintroduce john, paul and ringo and the beatles to the stre

in addition, the purported internal business memoranda accompanying the reporting asserted that exxon's climate science program was launched in response to a perceived existential threat to its business model. in other words, the scientists at exxonmobil -- who are scientists -- discovered the truth and, upon hearing the truth, what exxonmobil did was to pour millions of dollars into organizations whose main function was to deny the reality of climate change. madam president, the efforts to transform our energy system are taking place not only here in washington, the nation's capital, but at the state and local level as well. in states like arizona and florida, roadblocks are being put up to stop people from gaining access to renewable energy sources like wind and especially rooftop solar. in states like like arizona and florida, many of our southern states with huge solar exposure, there is huge potential for solar, and yet now you are seeing politicians, at the behest of the fossil fuel industry, put roadblock after roadblock to make it harder for people to move to solar or to wind. m

but research on the exxon valdez spill released in september 2015 shows that even trace levels of crude oil can be toxic to fish embryos and may have contributed to collapses in salmon and hering populations in the prince william sound. another option is letting nature deal with the oil through biodegradation. >> biodegradation, in other words, having organisms that naturally occur in the water degrade the oil. it's a relatively slow process in the cold temperatures that we see in the arctic. that also can be a very slow and long term process. it's all a tradeoff if you have oil accumulating at the surface... you have birds, you have marine mammals that can come up thru that oil and that can be very problematic. the question is what are the impacts of those dispersants, how efficient are they, what's going to happen potentially to public health and to seafood safety, all of those questions. >> noaa scientists aboard the healy are also testing devices to help responders track oil, like this surveillance balloon called an aerostat. todd jacobs is the head of noaa's unmanned aircraft progr

i do want to take a look at exxon. it is big oil. it is an integrated name. also seeing some pain today. that is surprising to me. the lower oil prices are good in some respects for exxon. it helps those refining margins. exxon shaving about 3.6% off the etfrn of the fp why, the that tracks the s&p. i have to take a look at one of my favorite stocks of the day -- kindergarten. organ.dergarte m the board is currently meeting on its dividend. they are considering a cut. this would be huge. this is a master limited partnership. they live and breathe by their dividend payment. if they cannot make the dividend payment, that would be a huge transition shift for the sector. david: alex, thank you so much. up, google ventures and google life-sciences rebrand. more on that strategy coming up next. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." google ventures and google life-sciences have rebranded. google ventures will now go by gv. ver-sciences will now go by ily. joining me now from san francisco to discuss what this means is emily chang, the anchor of bloomberg wes

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on the integrated majors the one that's going to survive obviously is exxon.ther producers i'm very concerned about, you know, pulling credit from the banks and not being able to go forward, and they may go down as a group. on the oil service sector, i would just stay out of it completely. liz: uh-huh. >> these guys continue to be squeezed on price concession. but not only that, the high cost areas such as the arctic or canada or deep water drilling, they're still going to be under pressure so that companies like transocean, it's hard to make a case that these deep water oil rigs are going to be employed in 2016. liz: yeah, i remember it was a hot trade of 2017 and 2014. i would say velaro right now is the only name higher today. andy, happy new year. good to see you. >> happy new year to you, liz. thanks for having me. liz: and in a year i'll bring you back. fifty dollars by the end of 2016. andy, thank you to which. we have the closing bell 39 minutes away. drivers, droids, dinosaurs, and dominatrix? those were the four themes making 2015 hollywood hottest y

this exxon in annandale. the hillwood mart in falls church and another exxon station on route 50, one suspect, sometimes two would enter the stores. they were after money and often stole cigars, cigarettes and lottery ticket, too. they also occasionally made off with the clerk's cell phone, but it was at the annandale exxon on november 22nd that a suspect made a critical mistake. he carried a bag of doritos to the counter before he pulled his gun, when he fled he left the doritos behind. police ficker print off the bag, on black friday, yet another armed robbery. fairfax county police spotted a car used by the suspects. after the chase, the suspects crashed and were taken into custody. >> reporter: so far the men are facing three charges in connection with the crime, but more are expected and even though they're being held in the adult detention center this case is being handled by the fbi and federal prosecutors. i'm julie carey, news 4. >> a man suspected in nearly a dozen armed robbery ises in custody in m

. >> you -- i know you like exxon. you think we should boy exxon? buy is now? make the case? exxon is a great buying opportunity right now. it's a $400 million company, it boost 3.7% dividends. i'm a big advocate of value stocks, and we don't buy individual stocks per se but we buy them in mutual puppedz and value of the high book to market, you know this is a great case for a great value oriented stock and rewards dividends for investor or over period of the last 30 years increase in dividends for 30 years so right now at the low off the high about 17%. be a buyer in this category, and you know, here's the bottom line, you know, everybody uses oil at some point it's going to go bong again. crude oil and up to 147 a barrel so you know what, it will go up again. this is a great buying opportunity. >> interested 3.7% dividends payment from exxon. but you have anoth stock i'l tell everyone what it is at&t pays a lot more in dividends, go. >> heck ya. it's a 5.6% dividends this is a strong industry, obviously, at&t is one of the big ones that you know what, my mom and dad born an

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