exxon later admitted the truck was empty due to a malfunction.vited us back to watch it all again, including what the recycled plastic looks like at the end of the process. with all due respect, should we trust a company that makes money off of making and selling plastic to tell us there's a solution to the plastic waste problem? >> that's challenging the integrity of who we are. this is just the starting point. we are in it for the long haul. >> now here in california, the attorney general is currently investigating exxon. in a statement to cbs news, he accuses the industry of a, quote, decades-long campaign of deception perpetuating the myth that recycling can solve the plastics crisis. now, the attorney general will soon decide if he will sue exxon. >> that was ben tracy on climate patrol. stay with us, you're watching at his best...ds to be he needs protection that goes beyond. dove men with 72-h protection and 1/4 moisturizer. so he can forget his underarms and focus on being unforgettable. dove men. forgettable underarms, unforgettable you.

exxon mobil was only part of the solution. perhaps it willfully blinded by the paycheck i believe them. most rank and file with whom i work agreed climate change must be urgently addressed. but as the years were on search a question not vigorously enough in retrospect upper management actual degree of commitment to fight climate change. against that backdrop i consider my situation. 10 billion may sound like a lot of money. and it is. but it is not a bankrupting amount of money for exxon mobil. executives are willing to flagrantly violate multiple laws over a measly $10 billion why on earth would they be honest when it came to climate change which poses an existenial threat to the traditional business? given the huge power exxon mobil has over society, its influence across all branches of government both major political parties the funding of university research, be its multi- million-dollar pr budgets that shape public opinion, whether exxon mobil was an honest broker for the climate is fundamentally important for a fr future

even exxon had to look several in the mirror. fact of the matter numbers in the second quarter they beat on free cash flow. that's the story. also you said, in terms of where the next barrel of oil is found, it's still very relevant and they're stake in guyana is something, most exciting oil development in the world. they have a lot of optionality there. a big fight possibly going on. between that and the pxd acquisition a lot to like for exxon and look across the sector. about the foundation of free cash flow. the companies are run differently and a handful run as well as ever been run. >> and pioneer national resources deal adding 1.2 million barrel as day production in high premium base. folks about half way done. don't worry. a lot more "fast" to come. coming up next. >> announcer: revving up and sizzles higher. uber andchipotle. two names that could go on a bold run. what this could mean. right after this. and intel in dire straits. the chipmaker closing out a fourth week of losses as the walls close in on a.i. dreams. any h

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exxon banked one of its highest ever profits for the second quarter. chevron's earnings did miss expectations. we're also going to watch chip stocks, of course, nvidia certainly but what about intel. shares will be down sharply on news of a cost-cutting plan. the company will slash as many as 15,000 jobs. >> let's get right to the sell-off. the s&p and nasdaq on pace for their third straight week of losses as we digest megacap tech results and jobs number today. hiring did slow sharply in july. jim, yesterday, you said you thought the fed probably should have moved in july and now the market is looking at 50 in september. >> thank you, carl. yeah, i think they misjudged the month, the fed. it was a very weak month, not a lot of jobs created. a lot of things that happened in the economy and also things that happened in the other world, the real world, in terms of what happened to former president trump and i think people are transfixed. what? >> i'm just -- there's music still going. >> yeah. >> i don't know why. it's bothering me. sorry. >> maybe it's

that exxon's projections were even more accurate. 6 on a point to an end. so by not gonna take a good know off on the subject such as the actual scientists have shown that hundreds of millions of dollars have been pumped in every year to lobby against climate protection measures and obviously very successfully on to thousands escalation because they are for clash and how come upon yeah. what happened with climate change was a bit like what happened with some of okay, does mine, it was a stablish that smoking is harmful to health, but then the smoke is low. be a tobacco companies because they just set top fake institute there on the farm. it was opened on to fake institute to, to quote back in those 3. this is a tobacco industry is on the defensive in the end because it was a similar situation to 10 years ago when it was suggested that there was a link between smoking and lung cancer is kind of the college caused the shares of american tobacco companies to full sharply in april, $62.00, it says just the stock sync and the royal college itself. carry out any

as far as exxon, it's just best in class, has been.but exxon of course very, very aggressive as well with the dividend and the like. chevron bogged down by the refining margins of late. we had the halson days for a while there after the russian invasion of crukraine, all thos fears got baked into the price but it's gone. 75 oil is not cheap in my opinion neither is $3 plus gasoline but they're all doing terrific. it's not the halson days a couple of years ago. and also, they are ann event risk play. if things we can't predict goes off the rails in the middle east, these are stocks that participate to the upside whether everything else may go down. >> we've seen that in both directions depending on what the news is. john good stuff as always. good to see you. >> thanks, good to be with you. >> let's get a news update. >> the legal team for president biden's son hunter is expected to appear in a california courtroom this afternoon, just weeks before he's set to stand trial on federal tax charges. the judge will weigh in on a week's long

exxon was higher in the session. it's since given up the gains.on upstream, the downstream was a little weak. and that was overshadowed by the upstream strength, report production in both the permian and guyana, but not the same here with chevron. we saw a bottom-line miss for them. the u.s. upstream was good, but the international upstream missed expectations. they gave a lot of reasons for why, chug the lack of tax benefits they had last year, and lower natural gas realizations, but the elephant in the room is hess, though earlier in the week, the kay will not be heard until may of 2025. if that deal goes through, the earliest would be two years after they initially announced it. that is a huge opportunity cost this, a huge unknown, and guyana's stake was seen as a beacon for chevron. if that's called into question, it's hard to see how chevron could outperform here. finally, chef won is officially moving headquarters from california to texas. they already had will three quarters of their employees there, but still a pretty notable shift. they h

global climate coalition has been one of the biggest lobby groups. corporations including ford and exxon spend millions polluting false information for several years after it's murder. with chrysler, mercedes benz was part of the group challenging the idea of human induced climate change. shift flight on for an x on the management of x on for example, financed advertorial is a major us newspapers such as the new york times for years and title new york times look like normal opinion pieces, but they're paid for no mile to come in top i take of my own spiteful, you get yourself exxon systematically spread false information system, much aside. falsified in 4 months on top of the item. the excellence of dinged on the x on was up to date with the scientific research y d r study showed that exxon's projections were even more accurate. 61 pointed to an end . so by not gonna take a good know off on the, essentially such as social scientists have shown that hundreds of millions of dollars have been pumped in every year to lobby against climate protection measures . and obviously very successfully

exxon had to pay $2 billion for the cleanup. this was 30 years ago, paid $2 billion for the cleanup, one. $8 billion for habitat restoration. where's the outrage now? when terrorist aligned with iran set off what may be a much bigger and damaging spill not a word from them. the greens only beat up western oil companies, terrorists get off scott free. next question, where is the president but the short answer is he's vacationing on the beach but the question is why biden does nothing in the face of extreme provocation. the us has extreme military power in that region. our forces could quickly take out the houthis radar systems and missile storage facilities but they don't, why not? because biden will not take action. he absorbed attacks instead of deterring future attacks, you have to wonder if he knows what's really going on. he is also very worried about any action that would raise the price of oil and gas right before presidential election. it is hard to erase the image of an oil tanker on fire, the greens say nothing and weak

the excellence of dinged on the exxon was up to date. but the scientific research y d r, studies show that exxon's projections were even more accurate. 6 on a point to an ends of i know who i could know off on the subject such as social scientists. i've shown that hundreds of millions of dollars have been pumped in every year to lobby against climate protection measures and obviously very successfully on to dallas. and basically she has a forklift. yeah. do you know how come upon? yeah. what happened with climate change was a bit like what happened with smoking because it was established that smoking is harmful to health all but then the smoke is lucky. tobacco companies started to set up faking stitching on the fung. evans opened on to fake institute to, to quote, the type of industry they see that tobacco industry is on the defensive and, and because it was in a similar situation to 10 years ago when it was suggested that there was a link between smoking and lung cancer is kind of the college caused the shares of american tobacco compa

threatening an oil spill four times bigger than exxon valdez.ists about this, and why is biden doing nothing in the face of extreme provocation from iran? that's my take, top of the hour. >>> problems for elon musk's spacex. the faa has grounded a fleet of their falcon 9 rockets. the latest on that after this. ♪ muck. ♪ so give a little bit, give a little bit of your love to me ♪ it's pods biggest sale of the summer. save up to 25% on moving and storage for a limited time. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, use promo code big25 to save. visit pods.com today. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. stua

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exxon up 11%. other stocks in the basket have been doing quite well. some pressure coming through on the refining margins downstream. also coming up, two year treasury yield side on soft economic data out of the u.s. we discuss rate cuts into recession risks next. later on a ceo joins us for an exclusive interview on earnings. we will also discuss a deal with one of europe's largest money managers. this is bloomberg. ♪ joumanna: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the treasury two year yield fell to the lowest since may 2023. 10-year yield breaking through 4%. let's bring in our mliv strategist mark cranfield. a lot of this is at stake following the manufacturing number yesterday. >> there is a lot at stake for fed speakers as well not that the window has closed. they will be trying not to fuel any more in financial markets. we have had a turbulent couple of days since the fomc met this week, and you would have thought with a relatively dovish outlook the traders would be happy, but the way equity markets are going and this tremendous move in

preparing each student's headset separately. meanwhile, products from other companies like costs b, o. avo exxon. already on the market and microsoft has long childhood. it's hollow lens as an educational tool, but went on with the well, here's a 3 main upside. first meet students would be able to see and experience things that otherwise wouldn't be possible. tired of reading about dinosaurs, why not just walk alongside them in via you can visit any time in history, any place on a, as any of the products you get the idea. secondly, emotional can make learning more interesting and deep and understanding. a teacher from the u. k. experimenting would be, ah said this is the retention is fantastic. once they've seen some things out, remember it. and there's a deeper understanding because they can manipulate and object they can see it from all sides. they can see how it works. you can, you know, have a big beating haul to and you can see the flow of blood through it and you can understand those changes into boxes. really should work through the heart of things like that. and thirdly, they can also pr

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exxon moving 1%. it was higher and nvidia, major oil producer will stop all of the production. there's geopolitical rift in the country and what's going on in the middle east. exxon will come out with the forbe cast and say we predict america will use as much oil and gas as its using right now. in the year 2050, despite all of the calls to push to more green resources, he says demand will be the same as it is now in 2050. stuart: that's very interesting. next one, super micro devices. system of articulation lauren: look -- lauren: they make ai and the calm before the storm. could it get worse before better. that's going on 4% with price target going to see the talks of demand for personal computers and smart phones. stuart: there's some concern about the blackwell chip and the delay in producing it. lauren: the production snag and how much will that delay production? getting to on the market. stuart: we'll highlight that on the market in the center fold. here we go. planet fitness. lauren: barron says

why the, our studies show that exxon's projections were even more accurate. 6 on a point to one ends of i know, i can know off on the subject such as ocean scientists. i've shown that hundreds of millions of dollars have been pumped in every year to lobby against climate protection measures and obviously very successfully on to dallas in this case because they are for clash how. how come upon yeah. what happened with climate change was a bit like what happened was smoking. it was a stablish that smoking is harmful to health, but then the smoke is low b tobacco companies because they just set up fake institute on the fung, evans open on to fake institutes across the top of the industry. they see that tobacco industry is on the defense. so in the end, because it was a similar situation to 10 years ago when it was suggested that there was a link between smoking and lung cancer is kind of the college caused the shares of american tobacco companies to fall sharply in april. 62 essential stock seem to have the royal college itself carry out any with investigations or does that really? she

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the exxon's investment it were designed to help his political career. and somebody is going to say well that's, exactly like something that has just happened but it's not we haven't had quite that closeness yet. i mean, so it's and when you see this development across countries, you see that that you know, you can then see that they you know, when when the russian government or the chinese government is interested in helping another dictator, they don't necessarily have to do it through government to government means they use their companies. so that's the worry about ticktock. you know, a chinese affiliated social media company and all this alarm that it's not just the company because companies always have this dual use of these systems and they think of it that way. we don't think of it that way. i mean, maybe we should, but we don't. and they do. they think their companies are arms of foreign policy as well. so a weird reversal kind of happening. yeah. that that which is meant to be the great victory of democratic capitalism becomes kind of the seeds

the exxon's investment it were designed to help his political career. and somebody is going to say well that's, exactly like something that has just happened but it's not we haven't had quite that closeness yet. i mean, so it's and when you see this development across countries, you see that that you know, you can then see that they you know, when when the russian government or the chinese government is interested in helping another dictator, they don't necessarily have to do it through government to government means they use their companies. so that's the worry about ticktock. you know, a chinese affiliated social media company and all this alarm that it's not just the company because companies always have this dual use of these systems and they think of it that way. we don't think of it that way. i mean, maybe we should, but we don't. and they do. they think their companies are arms of foreign policy as well. so a weird reversal kind of happening. yeah. that that which is meant to be the great victory of democratic capitalism becomes kind of the seeds

revolutionize diamond, coughing, and vastly increased their popularity and trips local hero load of exxon back and his credited with his invention, and while historic evidence to this effect has been, his legend prevail a ton back in was also allegedly jewish, and part of a community that was key to antwerp stymied success at a time when many countries restricted where jews could work, their diamond expertise flourished in antwerp, jews were not allowed to enter gifts, but one of the professions that they could do was diamond cutting diamonds, trading. so that's what they did. and another thing is, time is, are small. and you can take them with you very easily, even put it in your pocket. you can have a few millions in your pocket. and you can go somewhere else and use were hunted for many, for centuries. and so that was of this is they could take with them very well easily and then start over somewhere else. the historic connection between diamonds and the jewish people is still visible in antwerp, diamond districts, where over 1700 companies for diamond exchanges and diamond professiona

officials say a houthi attack on an oil tanker could cause a spill four times that of the exxon valdezthey have been disrupting the flow of supply ships in the region. the state department is concerned the sinking could be an environmental disaster. >>> tonight, ukraine is celebrating its 33rd independence day. its president marked the occasion by vowing revenge on russia while calling vladimir putin a sick old man. it comes as ukraine's military takes the fight across the border into russian territory. ian lee has the latest. >> reporter: freedom isn't free in ukraine. the country's paid for it in blood and still is. the eyes of the fallen watch president zelenskyy and his wife honoring their sacrifice on the country's independence day. ♪ ukraine gained its freedom 33 years ago from the soviet union. russia wants to snuff it out. ukrainians always pay back their debts. whoever wished this upon their land, shall find it in their own home with interest. whoever seeks this will reap its fruits on their own territory. >> reporter: kyiv has taken the fight into russia, seizing nearly 500 s

how many dam lives in exxon in germany, bunchy is anything, bonds, indifferent to what is happening in her home country up at rom. she's committed to a change of political direction and women's rights in iran. and she does it the way this iranian woman is challenging her home country. i hope for the day that no teenager will be 2 because she wants to dance or she wants to find new show me the on walks of line between the glamorous world of fashion and the protests of young women in around the corner. since we're self interested by the morality police in iran, this video shows how the model in exile has become a role model and how she campaigns for young iranian women. this is foreigners, henry, the young. i'm an international iranian model, and i live in germany, and i stand for the running with me. foreigners isn't paris for fashion week, where she's meeting with french designers step fundable. she has booked her again for his show and wants to alter the clothes he has designed for her and the dress is very revealing. this has a special poignancy for the iranian exile, being a model,

see if you have the most of the stuff for the national symbols, more slow here for me and actually exxon you must see to them to say bucks to, to come to talk with us. no more have just told me to consider it started out really well at $32.00. so again, these are the best of peaceful pena come and 0 should you know, so the things that i cheat about terry all the in your custody, that will be tough. smells natalie. studies know if the international tribunal had been held to day. the verdict would have been very different. the crime would have been considered within the framework of the prohibited use of biological weapons. and also some of those that those are the indian chief law, get it closer to even though we're still doesn't share have like you do this, let me see the new i'm a sugars that's for the pretty costly cc, the that you're spending more wouldn't be so doesn't mean use that as it is the form of women's prison and lives expend. gemini, the 60 is it, us housed the central office for the investigation of nazi crimes. an investigation in the local newspaper became the capitalist

you referenced the exxon valdez incident in 1989.hat incident. paris is promising a games to remember as it gets ready to host the 2024 paralympics. the opening ceremony has just begun. these are live pictures from a paris fan zone. it will be focused on the place de la concorde. sporting events begin on thursday with the first of the 549 gold medals up for grabs. the games which open to a half weeks after the highly successful olympics will run until september the 28th. this is the fan zone. organisers estimate 50,000 people are watching this opening ceremony. in that they will see around four and half thousand athletes from around the world taking part in a parade that has been described as a people's parade, travelling past some of pierce's most iconic landmarks. there's a lot more detail about the paralympics on our website. it's that time of year, the last wednesday of august, when the spanish village of bunol becomes the scene of one of the world's most famous food fights. locals and an estimated 22—thousand international visit

fast we do, we stopped working and i didn't come from, you know, i seemed to give you the scar from exxon. it's a matter of pride and honor. i assure you that your daughter will be marrying a man from a good family. agatha is trying to stall as long as possible. the longer he deflects the more clear it becomes just how cherished his daughter is to but have left with his wife and through the father. except this car was here by approve the marriage of my strong will daughter to be the best man can finally breathe a sigh of relief and enjoy a glass of vodka. for the men in the valley. the real work has only just begun a few days later. i'm gonna to do you have a pencil here's. here's the everyone has gathered today to build furniture for the future. newly weds. where'd you learn this yourself? you're the task sounds on our own. we do what seems right to us. the groom is also helping build at 20 years old. he will be moving out of his family's tent for the 1st time. fiance is not taking part in the preparations. she gave birth a month ago. it's common among do got to have a child before getti

better know, today is exxon mobil. that oil belongs to the radi and people know that now that's of the only newspaper in the west that i saw that reported in 2017. the details of the united states crew with winston churchill and kermit roosevelt was a great grandson, a grandson of theater, roosevelt, the c i a and the m i 6 over throwing the government me and bringing in the shop. and people had no idea about this of lock the secret police that, that may be assessed look good. and the crimes that would be committed under the shock. mm hm. so when the revolution now i'm telling you, it's not what you like, what you want, what you believe in it's what it's showing the revolution started to happen. that's when i became a political atheist. that's when i did the, i don't believe in any of the political systems anymore. and i became a trend for cash to buy say, you know, i, but golden oil prices will go up. i'm a young guy, i'm only like 30 shirley 303132 years old. and i started playing the futures markets and i had a $100

the abc washington post exxon's poll had higher, slightly head and pulling averages. but it's very, very tight. that's nationally, there's a big focus on a lot of the swing states and pennsylvania, michigan, for example, where it'll be interesting to see what there's any shift there. and the main issues for many, many americans, our economy, inflation and immigration, which she did focus on. but of course, she has been criticized from republicans for being weak on those topics. and a lot of the polls republicans or americans in general, still favor donald trump with regards to those topics. so i'm curious to see what comes out of this week's events and this week's speeches and so forth. one other one that i want to just bring in is from cbs news you golf poll, which has that more than one and 3 voter site. they don't know what ms. harris stands for. that to me is key because i want to see what the, that changes after this week because she wasn't very clear with regards to some of those policies, foreign policy, domestic issues, definitely with regards to the economy.