. >> exxon mobil has open the first mobile branded gas station in mexico.t comes on the heels of bps first mexico outlook earlier in the year. developments made possible by sweeping reforms to the energy sector. the countries consumers have seen their costs rise. and subsidies cut. a rather generic welcome for a new service station. this is the first mobile brand station to open in mexico. part of big plans made by exxon mobil corporation to open as many as 50 more service stations across the country by the end of march next year and to invest in mexico's energy sector. mexico is a growing and important market for our whole corporation in oil exploration, chemical products, branded fuel stations and high quality lubricants. it's only recently been possible for foreign and private oil companies to start selling in mexico. e government haslso cut fufuel subsidies and stop s setting the price of fuel. a decision which saw the price of petrol surged by 20% early this year leading to violent protest which claimed the life of six people. the government has set an

a new market has opened and the world's largest oil major exxon mobil has not done the opportunity to expand. this is just the first of fifty stations it wants to open by early next year the fuel is delivered by rail from the u.s. to supplying these stations we've made a strategic decision to work with the mexican terminal owners to bring forward if you are made in our own refineries in texas down to mexico to ensure that consumers can experience the full experience of mobile fields and the quality guarantee that goes with. market reforms in mexico recently ended the monopoly that the national oil company pemex once enjoyed in everything from crude production to retail sales . this is a key step for the mexican economy especially with nafta negotiations and deadlock casting a shadow over trade. b.p. also opened its first gasoline station in mexico earlier this year. investments like these are worth hundreds of millions of dollars and main jobs for mexicans. almost a decade on from the global financial crisis and officials from all over the world are trying to ensure banks are strong e

companies like exxon mobil is saying they will release the news of the impact that their energy policysomething their energy policy has, something their shareholders have been pushing for. it's good to see a real shift from every angle. i am going to skip over the ft on disney and the sky. we have done that. this story on the front page of the japan times but i'm not surprised to read this. japan ranks last in using holidays. we are talking about paid leave. many of them don't even take paid leave. they don't have much paid leave. they don't have much paid leave. they don't have much paid leave. they just take leave. they don't have much paid leave. theyjust take bank holidays. people who do take paid leave feel guilty about it. we know this is a cultural issue. it does get a bit frightening because they have in japan being cases about death from overwork. death from overwork. a reporter who died at the age of 31 from a heart condition caused by overwork. she wasn't taking very much rest days or weekends. it is quite high—profile in japan. much rest days or weekends. it is quite high—p

there was by the way a shareholder resolution of exxon mobil, this last board meeting passed over the objections of the ceo that called on the company to report the risks to its shareholders of climate change stranding the assets of the company because they want honest financial reporting so that is another way to go after it is responsible investors, responsible consumers, political protest which we really need to step up our game so we don't have these maniacs that are wrecking the whole world and i believe another wave is going to start coming, lawsuits, lawsuits, lawsuits with any lawyers here, sue exxon mobil please, make class-action cases because look at the damage this company is done with their lies, deceit and now people are paying with their lives in the caribbean islands, destroyed in the warming climate and more intense storms and so forth. the answer is we have got to do anything, we have to keep oriented and make the difference of good and evil, keep the sense of responsibility and when social business can do it we got to do it that way because that is self-help getting

the service is launching initially with shell, exxon mobile, starbucks, applebee's and tgi friday's. >>> mcdonalds is bringing back the dollar menu. this time, items will cost $1, $2 and $3. a sausage burrito for a buck. happy meal for three. it's been a winning strategy. sales have been rising thanks to dollar sodas. back to you. >> landon, i guess i never go there. i never realized the dollar menu went away. thank you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast with meteorologist, kari hall. >> it's going to be breezy at least this morning. the winds will start to calm down through the day. clear skies as we take a live look outside. campbell, a cold morning. upper 30s. low 60s this afternoon. we'll talk about what else is ahead. that's coming up next. >>> this clear view, oh, there's 880 through fremont. the headlights, a closure in san jose. we'll talk about that as well as what's going on near the bay bridge. >>> we are monitor whag is happening in southern california. new images of the destruction from a massive wildfire. this is ventura harbor. it's all aglow.

exxon mobile north of that, about 3.7% feiser comes in at 3.5%.nd top of the heap dividend yield, verizon, 4.4%. there you have it, melissa any of these stocks may become the best in breed and may a question for traders and investors next year. backs to you. >> thank you, dom. >> by the way, merry christmas. >> oh, merry christmas to you, dom! dom chu in the newsroom. hardest working man on the show. on at 5:00 this morning on worldwide exchange. >>> carter is taking a deeper dive in the dogs in the dow theory looking a the a name that could break out next year. carter head to the flat board. >> try to pick one so obviously, you can only pick from those names that have the highest yield, typically meaning been bad performers. let's look at the -- the investment results of this premise. this is the dogs of the dow. 1989 to present. and this is kind of quite remarkable, actually $10,000 invested in the dow. you've got yourself a nine bagger and you've got this -- if you simply went after that stock or the one you pick with a very high dividend yield

three coastal communities in california have now filed a lawsuit against exxon mobil and other fossil fuel producers, saying that rising sea levels are linked to harmful emissions. and countries like the united states or germany might one day actually be called to account for failing to achieve their environmental goals, thereby promoting climate change -- all on the basis of evidence produced by attribution science. host: by 2040, experts expect renewables to be supplying huge amounts of energy. and the industry is also driving job growth. the sector already employs 9.8 million people -- 3.6 million of them in china alone. that's a 40% rise worldwide in the last five years. global energy supplies already come from a range of sources. by 2040, power we harvest from sunlight is set to triple. wind power will double. a coalition of 48 developing nations acutely affected by climate change have pledged to become 100% reliant on climate-friendly energy by 2050. there's no question that global energy demand will rise. it's forecast to double by 2040 -- not least because many people are only

exxon mobil has a report on the effect of those policies to combat the increase in global temperature. the move follows pressure by shareholders but was opposed by the board who felt their systems already addressed climate related risk. exxon supported the climate agreement two years ago and has signed up to other efforts to decrease climate emissions, and adapt to a low carbon future. the price of oil has jumped after news that a scottish pipeline will be shut down for repairs. it is a pipeline that brings about 40% of the oil from the north sea onto land. it had to be shut down three weeks for repairs, sending the price of brent crude oil jumping on the markets to over $65 a barrel, the highest it has been in two years. that is stopping oil and gas shares on european markets this lunchtime. that is the picture a short time ago. gains across london, paris, and frank for it. thatly, a new airport promises to not only be a mode of transport, but also a work of art. i chinese artist created an angel. she said it is a piece of performance art. she doubles as flight attendant and entertai

reporter: a new market has opened, and the world's largest oil maker exxon mobil has snapped up the opportunityo expand. this is just the first of 50 stations it wants to open early next year. the fuel is delivered by rail from the u.s. >> to supply the stations, we have made a strategic decision to work with the mexican terminal owners to bring high-quality fuel made in our own refineries in texas down to mexico to ensure that consumers can experience the full brand experience of mobile fuels and the quality guarantee that goes with that. reporter: market reforms in mexico recently ended the monopoly that the national oil company once enjoyed in everything from crude production to retail sales. this is a key step for the mexican economy, especially with nafta negotiations in a deadlock, casting a shadow over trade. bp also opened its first gasoline station in mexico earlier this year. investments like these are worth hundreds of millions of dollars and mean jobs for mexicans. brent: now if there is one lesson learned from the financial crisis, it is that taxpayers should not be bailing out ban

review of victims apparently secretary of state exxon mobil ruffled some feathers when he basically says the us should be careful not to let values like human rights create obstacles to the pursuit of its interests. yeah wrex that's been a real problem for us in the way we've really led human rights slow us down that's like saying a boulder rolling down a hill should stop worrying so much about the squirrel that smushing. but just in case you didn't get it this is true a leaked memo has now come out from a top tillerson advisor who was trying to educate him on how exactly our government weaponize is human rights it's said that the u.s. should use human rights as a club against its adversaries like iran china and north korea while giving up past to repressive allies like the philippines egypt and saudi arabia you know you do have to marvel our ability to weaponize just about anything we can use you can bring us on cruise paul covered syrup and would be like. to kill a dude with that. we can't even weaponize attacks on ourselves. recently newsweek axle and us government planned a false fla

court has rejected claims against the company but the chevrons opponents just like the opponents of exxon mobil which also reported results yesterday with its c.e.o. rex tillerson now go on to become us secretary of state big oil will always be part of a claw. war and class war is arguably at the heart of a new play premiering at the edinburgh fringe festival next week based on the one nine hundred seventy s. film performance during mick jagger the performer's is a new play co-written by dean cavanagh and the author of trainspotting irvin welsh the play is a record by mick were on the star of lock stock and two smoking barrels and the harry potter films he joins me now nic welcome to going underground to tell me about the new play the performers. where you start it's as you probably know it's written by. the cabinet and i think it's just sort of a modern day waiting for god oh really the pair of them came up with this absolutely brilliant premise which is the nineteen sixty nine don't camel film performance people may know that stars james fox in jack i don't kind of had this idea of using real

a new market has opened on the world's largest oil major exxon mobil the opportunity to expand this is just the first of fifty stations it wants to open by early next year the fuel is delivered by rail from the u.s. . supplying these stations we've made a strategic decision to work with the mexican terminal owners to bring forward if you made interim refineries in texas down to mexico to ensure that consumers can experience the brand experience. and the quality guarantee that goes with. market reforms in mexico recently ended the monopoly that the national oil company pemex once enjoyed in everything from crude production to retail sales. this is a key step for the mexican economy especially with nafta negotiations and deadlock casting a shadow trade. b.p. also opened its first gasoline station in mexico earlier this year investments like these are worth hundreds of millions of dollars and mean jobs for mexicans. now if there's one lesson learned from the financial crisis it's that taxpayers shouldn't be bailing out banks after years of haggling central bankers and financial supervisor

of exxon-mobil, have been strained almost from the start. cbs news has confirmed the white house has a plan to force tillerson out. here's white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. >> he's here. rex is here. >> reporter: today president trump refused to answer questions about a white house plan to replace secretary of state rex tillerson after less than a year on the job. mr. trump has been publicly frustrated with his top diplomat. >> we disagree on a couple of things. sometimes i'd like him to be a little bit tougher. >> reporter: that comment came just three days after tillerson held an extraordinary news conference last month to shoot down reports that he had called the president a moron. >> there has never been a consideration in my mind to leave. i serve at the appointment of the president, and i am here for as long as the president feels i can be useful to achieving his objectives. >> reporter: the two have clashed on policy issues, including north korea. shortly after tillerson announced that the u.s. was

court has rejected claims against the company but the chevrons opponents just like the opponents of exxon mobil which also reported results yesterday with its c.e.o. rex tillerson now go on to become us secretary of state big oil will always be part of a clause. war and class war is arguably at the heart of a new play premiering at the edinburgh fringe festival next week based on the one nine hundred seventy s. film performance during mick jagger the performers is a new play co-written by dean cavanagh and the author of trainspotting irvin welsh the play is a record by mick were on the star of lock stock and two smoking barrels and the harry potter films he joins me now nic welcome to going underground to tell me about the new play the performers. where you start it's as you probably know it's written by emotion and then cabinet and i think it's just sort of a modern day waiting for god oh really the pair of them came up with this absolutely brilliant premise which is the nineteen sixty nine don't know camel film performance people may know that stars james fox and mick jagger don't kind of had

there are exxon mobil and chevron stock.at most people would've thought is a move to punch up oil price. opec has curbed its output to the lows i believe that we have not seen in quite some time. get what we see. we see crude moving just slightly lower. we all know that the integrated oils are soak in a pump and pump and pump. >> i am just not a believer inç these oil prices and not because i'm a grouch or a pessimist. when you look at it there is plenty of supply and the world. it's the demand part you have to work at. i think they're trying to keep the oil prices high. the holders of equity and oil companies had to be careful everything is going to get repriced when this ipo comes out. you have to be really careful about what is going on not only in geopolitics but and the supply and supply and demand in oil companies. really important for next year. thank you all so much. it doesn't matter at least scott is saying that we don't see 25,000 before the first of the year. we will see closing bell ringing in 43 minutes. it's

evolution of president trump relationship with the secretary of state, rex tillerson, former ceo of exxon mobile. today new york times broke this story detailing a secret plan being ouster and replaced by pompeo. public disclosure of mr. kelly's transition plan may have been met as a signal for the secretary to go. secretary tillerson have not been on the same page as the president. you will recall this nbc news report. tillerson openly disparaged the president and referring to him as a moron. the white house was all public denials on any plans to push the president out. when it comes to questions like this. a senior staff and will the secretary no longer be here? >> i can tell you that chief of staff kelly called our department this morning and said that the rumors were not true and those reports are not true. >> a senior administration official did tell nbc news that tillerson has been discussing a year end departure with colleagues. a washington post reports from josh roggin says cia, pompeo has already been preparing to take over the chief department and also what tillerson said a month ago.

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we saw overnight with exxon mobil's announcement and you are seeing it across the board.in is looking for this information, including the two major shareholder proxy voting services which are responsible for 90% of that market. they are looking for this information and now they have a framework to get it. it tells the providers of capital who is thinking about risk, looking at opportunity and who is managing it well. scarlet: meanwhile this week, beijing hosted the international energy executive for a. global industry leaders and experts discussed the outlook for oil. tom mackenzie landed in exclusive interview on that very topic so that you started with the opec secretary-general. he says the agreement to cut balance will balance the market. >> for all intents and purposes, we are beginning to see a return to a stable market in the fullness of time. something that had eluded us for seven years, due largely to the concerted efforts in the countries which has just been extended for the whole of 2018. bringing together for the first time in history countries to show solidar

the first one was saudi aramco, the project for oil the second and one is with exxon mobil in the u.sr leveraging the gas revolution in addition to one of our also major transformation in terms of stock options going into chemical in china. these are projects that are going to fuel the grouting of sabic. going into 2030 vision, has brung this transformation into a level where sabic is going to leverage the 2030 vision and play a major role it. >> one of the relationships you've been strengthening is relationship with saudi aramco. both sabic and saudi aramco are hugely interesting for foreign investors, as well. how is their relationship going to intensify, especially when it comes to the oil to chemical plans technology, how soon is it going to be developed? a well, i think this is very strong strategy where will and aramco leverage their competency. aramco is one of the best and number one oil companies has a very strong refinery background and sabic is also one of the leading companies of petrochemicals. the oil tc will bring both comp attention into a level where we can complement

shares of more than 50 oil and gas companies, with over than a -- with over invested in $1 billion exxon/mobil alone. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show with the expansion of the senate intelligence investigation into the trump campaign's suspected russia ties to include another 2016 presidential candidate -- the green party's jill stein. the senate intelligence committee has asked stein for documents as part of its probe of russian interference in the 2016 election. committee chairman, republican richard burr of north carolina said monday they are looking for potential "collusion with the russians." amy: among the actions that reportedly drew the interest of investigators is dr. stein's attendance at a 2015 dinner in moscow that was sponsored by russian state-run television network rt, celebrating its 10th anniversary. a photo that was later widely shared shows stein s

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bhp and exxon mobil will end the joint venture. they're bowing to the watchdog as gas prices soar they said the joint agreement would have resulted in less competition in the market to supply gas to buyers in southern australian consumers >>> french defenseman thales has agreed to buy gemalto for 4.8 billion uros a share they're creating a top three player in the global digital security space the boards of both companies have unanimously backed thales bids it's sent them to the top of the stock 600. mark is still with us. speaking of company boards there like those of thales and gemalto, they talk about the importance of gender diversity it, quote, serves as a proxy for good corporate governance practices. what does the evidence show it does for returns, meanwhile? >> well, we found over a period of time that these more diverse companies can outperform the msci world index and, again, it's another sign that investors need to look at these sustainable -- these esg factors as they start to invest because certainly the large market pa

tom: you mentioned exxon mobil announcement.tive for big oil for speak to mark carney about climate change. mark: we do speak to the energy companies. they are all in. the first disclosure under these guidelines is php built-in -- bhp billiton. the reason they look at this is where this in error is, people of different scenarios. there is a transition. the transition from certain types of also fuel to cleaner fossil fuel. there is a lot of value along the way. there's risks to be managed. it is in their interest to get that information out and that an intelligent conversation with debt and equity investors about where are we in the transition. who is. who is wrapping up alternatives. that is part of the reason why those leaving the companies are part of this. tom: in our elite world, live on airplanes. i mentioned big oil. give me the incentives for airlines and the entire transportation in a test fuel,ry to figure out jet airplane pollution and climate change. this seems to be an inch -- to be a niche. at -- onen, you look of t

check out that stop, general cable up 30% exxon mobil weighing into egypt's off shore oil and gas.y're looking to replicate rivals' success in the country and to boost its reserves. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," brexit talks taking center exchange. they're expected to meet this week indeed, theresa may llwi be meeting john claude juncker any minute now >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." if you're just getting up, let's get you up to speed on the market action. u.s. equities a positive open. 208 points the dow up 15, nasdaq up 26. last week it was quite divergent performance. the s&p is up 1.5% dow up 2.8%. this positive coming from the fact that the senate, of course, passed the tax reform legislation late on friday that of course playing into positive tone this morning >>> asia was mixed but europe has a positive tone as well. we have the likes of germany up more than 1% albeit it was down more than 1% last week it was a positive rebound as opposed to just pushing higher france up 1% the u.k. up 0.8% seema? >> brexit talks are front and center this week u.k. and

mckesson has 76,000 employees and earns almost $200 billion a year in revenues, about the same as exxon mobile the 1990s, mckesson has made billions from the >> schiller: i was with d.e.a. for over 30 years. i was the assistant special agent in charge for the denver field division. >> whitaker: how many people did you supervise? >> schiller: approximately 100. >> whitaker: before he retired in august, schiller had supervised investigations in drug trafficking and money laundering cases, but he considered the case against mckesson to be the single most important investigation of his lifetime. what did they do that was wrong? >> schiller: the issue with mckesson was, they were providing millions and millions and millions of pills to countless pharmacies throughout the united states, and they did not maintain any sort of due diligence. this wasn't just happening in denver, colorado. this was happening in los angeles, california. it was happening in detroit, michigan. it was happening in new york city. it was a national problem, and nobody wanted to deal with it. >> mckesson told us, when it come

biggest losers, general electric, ibm, exxon, mobile, merck.s this opportunity to steal some deals? john petrides joins you now. ge down 45% this year. time to buy in 2018? >> what is the one thing these stocks have in common? large value stocks. tech has crushed value. we think these four stocks are quite compelling. new ceo of ge is doing what activist investor would have done, selling off non-performing assets, slipping the board, cutting dividend. investors are not rewarding. i think in the future -- lauren: you say buying losers. big tech names on s&p 500, amazon, microsoft, apple, facebook, you still like those in 2018 or are they too expensive? >> we like financials health care, energy, are three sectors we think are most attractive. we would rotate out of tech into those sectors. tech is driving s&p 500. 25% of the index. up about 40% of the year. when you look at returns on s&p 500, really tech pulling the cart. lauren: fed is wild ward here with interest rates. as they continue to go up why you like financials? >> that is exactly righ

right now the list includes shell, exxon mobile, star bucks, tgi friday and price line. >> star buckss all i need. >>> if you have trouble staying up late to watch shows like me you may be in luck next year. 2018 academy award will begin at 8:00 p.m. half an hour earlier then previous tell casts. officials say oscars preshow will kick off earlier. critics have complained that previous oscars tell casts have been too long. you can watch the 2018 academy award on march 4th, right here on six abc. >>> and, sports illustrated has revealed its two winners of this years sports person of the year award, and both represent, houston. jose altuva and jj watts of the houston texans received the honor. sports illustrated said he was a key figure in getting astros to its first ever world series championship this year. as for watts you may remember he is honored for raising more than 37 million-dollar, for hurricane harvey relief aid and that was quite impressive. >> really impressive. >>> when "action news" continues an update of our top stories. >> plus a final look at our accu weather forecast i

many of the shares you have placed in there in fact your top five we could list them here, apple, exxon-mobilele, microsoft, j & j will benefit greatly perhaps and help their bottom lines and pensions will fill up and they will fly higher , so that's a good thing isn't it from the tax plan? >> there's a lot of reasons in this global economy why pensions will do well and then there are other, we're long term investors we also worry about the future. here is what i'm concerned about which is the working people of new york city and people around the country. when you take $1.3 trillion out of the economy, 1.3 trillion that we can't use for improving education or other benefits for people who struggle for seniors and for young people, well, that little tax cut you're going to get back is going to be dried up because other programs you are relying on will have to be eliminated and that's the republican plan. liz: well i had a problem with the republicans doing what's called dynamic scoring which anticipates, they have no real facts yet but they anticipate that the tax cut will suddenly help the eco