exxon mobil making a big bet on the u.s. darren was a saying the company plans to invest more than $50 billion over the next five years to expand business in the united states. as a result of yes tax reform. take a look at what exxon mobil shares trading right now. let's see. you can see pictures of exxon mobil. let's move on. on wall street. markets coming back slightly. as you can see it was done hundred 62-point it's down about 105 points. the s&p and the nasdaq also off about a third of a%. investors hitting a cell and boston. they jumped to the highest level in nearly four years. now it 2.7 percent. we are seeing volatility off also pick up steam today. it briefly crosses 13 for the first time since december 1. certainly an uptick. despite news of the mega merger. it is surging on that news up nearly 25% and hundred $19.51. the very top of the s&p 500 after they struck a deal worth more than $21 billion. it would create a soda and coffee giant the wind resort. it continues the slide for the second straight session. agai

and just a little while ago exxon mobil announced a fifty billion dollars investment in the united states just a little less at. this in fact is our new american moment there has never been a better time to start living the american dream so to every citizen watching at home tonight no matter where you've been or where you've come from this is your time if you work hard if you believe in yourself if you believe in america then you can dream anything you can be anything. and together we can achieve absolutely anything thad. that . tonight i want to talk about what kind of future we're going to have and what kind of a nation we're going to be all of us together as one team one people and one american family can do anything we all share the same home. the same heart the same destination and the same great american flag thank you. thank you thank you thank you and together we are rediscovering the american way in america we know that faith and family not government and bureaucracy well the center of american life the motto thank god we trust god thank you thank you. thank you. and we celebrat

keurig dr pepper will have a combined annual revenue of $11 billion. 0il giant exxon mobil plans to spendon of that amount is for projects not previously announced. exxon‘s chief executive said the investment is partly due to cuts to the corporate tax rate. sentiments of change for financial markets, the strong rallies and since the start of the account to a whole. the worst day for the broader market, the s&p 500 so far in 2018. elsewhere in asia, you can see falls right across the border. japan as well down by zero points six of a percent today. that is a look at market. up next, newsbriefing. see you in a moment. the 1.6 million people who receive the main disability benefit the personal independence payment are to have their cases reviewed. it follows a court ruling that the government had discriminated against claimants with mental health conditions. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan explains. homework time for chloe clark and his son, she suffers from severe anxiety and cannot leave without a family member. her condition was caused by psychological disorders rather t

oil giant exxon mobil plans to spend $50 billion in the us over the next five years. $35 billion of that is for new projects. exxon's chief executive said the investment is partly due to cuts to the corporate tax rate. nissan car sales hit a record high in 2017. it helped the wider group to become the best selling car manufacturer of the year. total sales came in at 10.6 million light vehicles. the group beat volkwagen and toyota, which came in second and third for the year respectively. not a day goes by without a headline about so—called cryptocurrencies. today, a ban on anonymous cryptocurrency transactions comes this is all in the name of transparency. the south korean government wants to cut down on any illegal activity that could be going on because of the anonymous nature of cryptocurrency transactions. you may remember the wannacry attack last year that affected hundreds of thousands of people in 150 countries — and asked for ransom to be paid in bitcoin. that kind of negative publicity has helped to shape opinion. earlier injanuary, two exchanges — bithumb and

the government owns a lot of it and also exxon mobil until the last. we are like a modern colony these those and we don't have all so it has to stop. families in the west african country of mali is still searching for answers over a french airstrike that allegedly killed eleven million soldiers that were being held hostage it has been more than two months since the strike in officials from both sides have still conflicting versions of what happened r.t. spoke to some of the relatives demanding the truth. my nephew was taken prisoner during the attack on the nam palace security post there were people that people wounded and people missing. i ask for anyone who can help us get out of here don't leave us in this place you saw the french intervened to destroy a jihadi camp during this intervention eleven million soldiers lost their lives. tickets from that at the time of the operations there were no hostages. the operations are considered service training camp and the notes on was the presence of the soldiers established. all the production over there were

trump: just a little while ago, exxon mobil announced a $50 billion investment in the united states, just a little while ago. [applause] this, in fact, is our new american moment. there has never been a better time to start living the american dream. so, to every citizen watching at home tonight, no matter where you have been or where you have come from, this is your time. if you work hard, if you believe in yourself, if you believe in you can dream anything, be anything. and together, we can achieve absolutely anything. [applause] pres. trump: tonight, i want to talk about what kind of future we are going to have, and what kind of a nation we are going to be. as oneus, together, team, one people, and one american family, can do anything. we all share the same home, the same heart, the same destiny, and the same great american flag. [applause] pres. trump: together, we are rediscovering the american way. we know that faith and family, not government and bureaucracy, are the center of american life. [applause] is, inrump: the motto god we trust. [applause] pres. trump: and we celebrat

the former ceo of exxon mobil became secretary of state. just weeks ago, president trump opened up formerly protected waters on the east and west coast for drilling. a business for big oil. -- big business for big oil. let's take you to wall street. jens, as we look back on the year of donald trump, his first decision about drilling, was it exactly what the oil industry was waiting for? jens: well, i mean, first of all, rex tillerson, secretary of state, when it comes to the decision to open up the cause on the pacific and on the atlantic side, this is not the final decision yet. we have to wait and see. but there is no question about it that this government is doing everything what seems to be good for the industry, and this year, actually, u.s. might pump more oil than saudi arabia. it could be a push for the oil industry over here in the united states. >> please stand by. we're looking at other business friendly activities of donald trump, the trump administration. also on trump's team, steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary emma used to

out to the media one such think tank is the heartland institute which has received funding from exxon mobil koch industries and the american petroleum institute part land spokespeople a fixtures in the us and other anglosphere media outlets we always have. always had the same is true for the competitive enterprise institute which has also been funded by oil and coal companies aren't the director of the center for energy and environment with the competitive enterprise institute one place he won't find climate skeptic lobby groups is china chinese industry just like the media tends to move in step with communist party policy as far as the party is concerned the debate around the cause of global warming has long been settled for almost a decade now china has. the world's leading investor in clean energy. and in his speech at the c.c. peace nineteenth congress late last year president xi jinping himself wounded the home humanity inflicted on nature. in china on climate change is it's very important it's happening and we have to do something about it and it's very difficult for journalists to de

of exxon mobil is his secretary of state you know why why doesn't big oil sunshine energy that's so odd i don't get it you can't you can't be surprised at that it's like being surprised that the president you know put huge regulations on band-aid brand bandages and then finding out his right hand man of the c.e.o. of the last dope last. scene had common point is we subsidize big oil to the tune of millions of dollars an hour we then d. incentivize clean energy like solar panels this is the continued strangulation of our society by neal liberal corporate rule you can see it happening right now in puerto rico as many had predicted last was the governor of puerto rico announced the privatization of the power supply this is exactly in line with naomi klein's shock doctrine in which corporations wait for a disaster and then pounce like a like a like a kid kitten on a confused mouse you know unfortunately corporations are just like the cat they don't realize the mouse will die soon and then their playtime will be over. you know just bad around a corpse at that point speaking of that corporate

of exxon mobil has shown all their differences before they present their ideas of which part of the world to explode to get the go ahead from next reality t.v. star. this is like saying don't worry we took different opinions into account when deciding whether to toss the baby into the alligator pond all right we asked the alligator on the rights and the alligator on the left and they both agreed to toss the baby i was trying to think of how do i put america first and to my mind in alliance framework and we were getting ready to take off you know what happened you all can reciting from memory the stewardess was stand there and she said in the event we lose cabin pressure you know what's coming next every one of you don't you when the master put your own mask on first then help others oh no. he views our relationship with a military idol allies as an adat are you with a toddler on a crashing plane with low oxygen. and let's be honest the only reason for the oxygen mask is so that the passengers stop screaming as the flight goes into the side of a mountain. wow general who has fire as much c

the government owns a lot of it and also exxon mobil and chill in the last. we are like a modern colony you do those and we don't like that hurt all so it has to stop. families in the west african country of mali still searching for answers over french airstrike that allegedly killed eleven million soldiers that were being held hostage it has been more than two months since the strike and officials from both sides still have conflicting versions of what happened r.t. has spoken to some of the relatives demanding the trick. my nephew was taken prisoner during the attack on the no power security post there were people dead people wounded and people missing. i ask for anyone who can help us get out of here don't leave us in this place. the french intervened to destroy a jihadi camp during this intervention eleven million soldiers lost their lives. the operations are good so that's there is training camp and at no time was the presence of mali soldiers established. there were eleven hostages found on this site and all of them died during this operation one day th

and the government owns a lot of it and also exxon mobil and shell a lot and we are like a modern colony these days and we don't like that at all so it has to stop. now families in the west. country of mali is still searching for answers over a french airstrike that allegedly killed eleven million soldiers that were being held hostage it's been more than two months since the strike and officials from both sides still have conflicting versions of what happened r.t. has spoken to some of the relatives demanding the truth my nephew was taken prisoner during the attack on the no power security post there were people dead people wounded and people missing. i ask for anyone who can help us get out of here don't leave us in this place. the french intervened to destroy a jihadi camp during this intervention eleven million soldiers lost their lives. the operations are good so that sara's training camp and the notes on was the presence of mali soldiers established. there were eleven hostages found on this site and all of them died during this operation one day they tell us that the horse just were

of exxon mobil how shelled all their differences before they present their ideas of which part of the world to explode to get the go ahead from next reality t.v. star. this is like saying don't worry we took different opinions into account when deciding whether to toss the baby into the alligator pond all right we asked the alligator on the rights and the alligator on the left and they both agreed to toss the baby i was trying to think of how do i put america first and to my mind in alliance framework and we were getting ready to take off you know what happened you all can reciting from memory the stewardess was stand there and she said in the event we lose cabin pressure you know what's coming next every one of you darn you when the master put your own mask on first then help others oh no. he views our relationship with the military as well allies as an adat are you with a toddler on a crashing plane with low oxygen. and let's be honest the only reason for the oxygen mask is so that the passengers stop screaming as the flight goes into the side of a mountain. wow general who has fire

the government owns a lot of it and also exxon mobil and shell a lot. we are like a modern colony these days and we don't like that heard all so to stop. families in the west african country of mali are still searching for aren't they were french airstrike that killed eleven million soldiers that were being held hostage it's been more than two months since the strike r.t. has spoken to some of the relatives demanding the truth. my nephew was taken prisoner during the attack on the palace security post there were people that people wounded and people missing. i ask for anyone who can help us get out of here don't leave us in this place he saw the french intervened to destroy a jihadi camp during this intervention eleven million soldiers lost their lives. to keep from that at the time of the operations there were no hostages. the operations are considered sarah's training camp and the notes on was the presence of modest soldiers established. all the production there were eleven hostages found on this site and all of them died during this operation vision

of exxon mobil became secretary of state and just weeks ago president trump opened up formerly protected waters along the east and west coast for drowning big business for be what lets it take you to wall street right now to un school to standing by for us yes as we're looking back on a bit here of donald trump his first decision about drilling was this exactly what the oil industry was waiting for. well i mean first of all rex tillerson the secretary of state he had those saying and if it comes to the decision to open up the coast here in the u.s. on the pacific and on the atlantic side this is not a final decision yet so we have to wait and see but there is no question about it that this government is doing everything what seems to be good for the industry and this year make sure the u.s. might pump more oil then saudi arabia so it could be a push for the oil industry over here here in the united states and just please stand by as well looking at some other business friendly activities donald trump of the trump administration also on trump's team stephen mentioned the treasury secretar

chevron and that some mobile participating in that -- chevron and exxon mobil participating in that. i've been saying it is throw back thursday today. we've been seeing these big industrials outperforming. xerox is one of them. a wall streetn journal report that it may extend or expand its relationship with fujifilm, may have more joint ventures with the company. those a-shares moderating their gains. , some investors subscribing to the dogs of the doubt theory -- that doesn't explain the gain in boeing. it is continuing to rise. transports generally have been doing well. the dow jones transportation average one of the early leaders here in 2018. it is up 1.4%. the company predicted its unit revenue could rise as much as 4.5% this year on pricing power. it's comments helping the other airlines as well. american airlines and ual also trading up. finally, a look at the bond market. $12 million of 30 year notes coming to market today. change ine yield basis points for the different maturities. the two-year has gained the most five-part. -- the most by far. the 30 year, so little change

of exxon mobil how shelled all their differences before they present their ideas of which part of the world to explode to get the go ahead from next reality t.v. star. this is like saying no worry we took different opinions into account when deciding whether to toss the baby into the alligator pond all right we asked the alligator on the rights and the alligator on the left and they both agreed to toss the baby i was trying to think of how do i put america first and to my mind in alliance framework and we were getting ready to take off you know what happened you all can reciting from memory the stewardess was stand there and she said in the event we lose cabin pressure you know what's coming next every one of you darn you when the master put your own mask on first then help others oh no. he views our relationship with a military idol allies as an adat are you with a toddler on a crashing plane with low oxygen. and let's be honest the only reason for the oxygen mask is so that the passengers stop screaming as the flight goes into the side of a mountain. wow general who is fire as much

account he of course touted the tax cuts gave a couple of examples of good corporate citizens apple exxon mobil and chrysler and even talked about fair and reset perkel trade and then as you say ed he really went into infrastructure and i'd be you have a couple of very good lines there actually he said that he called on the congress to build safe fast reliable infrastructure that the economy needs in our people deserve so the question is really whether we call the infrastructure deficit the question is whether or not the real budget deficit can actually afford to fill this infrastructure deficit hole and that's the whatever one point five trillion dollars question congress will have to grow i was waiting for him to quote dick cheney deficits don't matter but there are you know this is a big picture if there was a big picture tonight it was about infrastructure asking for that kind of money. and there's another issue that came up tonight i guess i did not expect donald trump to talk about job training here it is. we can lift our citizens from welfare to work from dependence to independence and f

and i think the google of oil stocks is probably exxon mobil. not only do they have a huge cast position. really strong overseas but they are moving further down with technology. in trying to capture carbon. and certainly an opportunity might be there. but so much supply. i'm still looking at the volatility you had been around a long time. in the vicks is going to close at an all-time record low. and it's not just hovering at that record low of 9.14. it's at 8.98. this is the one your picture at the moment. we wait on sarah sanders which is now six minutes late i and was supposed to start at three sorry if i interrupt you. they always had to keep one either. i don't care what the markets are doing. complacency usually breeds problems. clearly there is a selloff in here somewhere. we could all walk to the exits together. the mistakes that have been made for the last 12 to 18 months i'm not been what they have bought. i would remind you there is nothing more bearish and those folks that have missed the train or have taken a lot of money off of the

and just a little while ago exxon mobil announced a fifty billion dollars investment in the united states just a little thank. this in fact is our new american moment there has never been a better time to start living the american dream so to every citizen watching at home tonight no matter where you've been or where you've come from this is your time if you work hard if you believe in yourself if you believe in america and you can dream anything you can be anything and together we can achieve absolutely anything thanks thanks . tonight i want to talk about what kind of future we're going to have and what kind of a nation we're going to be. all of us together as one team one people and one american family can do anything we all share the same home the same heart the same destiny and the same great american flag thank you gether we are rediscovering the american way in america we know that faith and family not government and bureaucracy or the center of american life the motto thank you and god we trust thousand thank . you. and we celebrate our police our military and our amazing veterans

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rob: exxon mobil the latest company to demonstrate from the tax plan, announcing it plans to spend $50lion storing that into us investments over the next five years. exxon plans to increase oil production in texas and new mexico and build new manufacturing plants creating thousands of jobs. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour. the president addresses the nation, the world will be listening. from north korea to isis our next guest says tonight is donald trump's best chance to set the record straight on foreign-policy. rob: the father, son and holy ghost no more. how the pc police are trying to take gender neutrality to biblical proportions. >> very disappointing as you hear that with my daughter or any child, they don't deserve that, speak with you guys some other time. jillian: tom brady giving a boston radio station the cold shoulder. to defend his family just days before the super bowl. ♪ [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish

the you think about the interests of hedge funds and how they are different from corporations, exxon mobilbeen certain kind of regulations they disliked. they disliked them in the 1980's, 1990's, and today, and probably 10 years from now. that is just part of being an oil company. there's a certain kind of regulations that you see as unhelpful. very different from a hedge fund, which might make a bet in the market, pursue a lobbying campaign to make that that's payoff, and then turn around and sell that security at any point, maybe go short. it kind of makes corporate lobbying seem quite. carol: staying focused on capitol hill, we take a look at how a land made up of immigrants is fighting so much over immigration. >> this is fairly new for the u.s. to have this kind of partisan divide. you sort of take it for granted on a day-to-day basis. carol: so republicans and democrats alike are ok with immigration and immigrants. guest: right. neither party was all in, strong in favor, but kind of very close. what has happened since then in the past dozen years, democrats have taken a much more fav

of warm rhetoric by the president and secretary tillerson had this good relationship working at exxon mobile, but it's actions that have caused the u.s. to continue to take a tough line particularly on ukraine, the u.s. has added -- the state department added a number of russian individuals and businesses and companies that are doing businesses with russia to its list of sanctions on ukraine. and president trump approved the sale of arms to the ukrainian military. i think at the same time secretary tillerson said they want a better relationship with russia on areas they can work together, such as syria or north korea, but there is a lot of concern about continued action. but secretary tillerson said the main issue they need to solve is ukraine while they continue to work on the other areas. and, of course, election meddling in not just the united states, but in europe and the democratic process there is a concern. >> thank you, elise. let's head to california now, the 75th annual golden globes kicking off in a few minutes. live pictures from los angeles. this year it's about more than the gl

trading nation let's get back to the markets and let's trade exxon because if you haven't noticed, exxon mobilstacy, matt, matt, appreciate your note this morning you pointed that out i mean is exxon's move 10% in the last couple of weeks, do you believe that's sustainable and the stock will go higher from here >> well, it's kind of interesting because even though it's rallied a little bit here, it was, it was really being held down by tact the stock bounced off summer lows, but it was still down 7% on the year and one of the dogs on the dow all the other stocks did much better so now, you know, this tax is moved out of the way the stocks really showed up and it's broken the resistance level at $84 and of course, exxon is 20, 22% of the xle so it broke 84, that attracted a lot of money to the exxon, which attracts a lot of money to the xle and the whole thing feeds on itself whenever you get a situation, when a heavily weighted stock has to play catch-up to the rest of the group, that's really bullish. again, it's overbought near term, this could be a bullish sign, especially since the fundame

in just a little while ago exxon mobil announced a fifty billion dollars investment in the united states just a little thank this in fact is our new american moment there has never been a better time to start living the american dream so to every citizen watching at home tonight no matter where you've been or where you've come from this is your time. if you work hard if you believe in yourself if you believe in america and you can dream anything you can be anything and together we can achieve absolutely anything thad thad . tonight i want to talk about what kind of future we're going to have and what kind of a nation we're going to be. all of us together as one team one people and one american family can do anything we all share the same home the same heart the same destiny and the same great american flag thad allen. the in. together we are rediscovering the american way in america we know that faith and family not government and bureaucracy well the center of american life the motto and these god we trust god. one. the in. the illinois. and we celebrate our police our military and our

if you think of the interests of hedge funds and how they are different from corporations, exxon mobilbeen certain kinds of regulations they disliked. they disliked them in the 1980's, 1990's, and today, and probably 10 years from now. that is just part of being an oil company. there's a certain kind of regulations that you see as unhelpful. very different for a hedge fund, which might make a bet in the market, pursue a lobbying campaign to make that payoff, and then turn around and sell that security at any point, maybe go short. it kind of makes corporate lobbying seem quaint. carol: staying focused on capitol hill, we take a look at how a land made up of immigrants is fighting so much over immigration. here is economics editor peter coy. peter: this is fairly new for the u.s. to have this kind of partisan divide. we sort of take it for granted on a day-to-day basis. well, of course republicans are strongly against immigrations and democrats are strongly in favor. it was not always that way. until as recently as 2006, returning to the pew research center polling, there is only a few

exxon mobil ready to invest $50 billion in the next five years, bringing its spending back to levelsthe oil route, with prices now around $65 in new york. darren woods disclosed the program that includes the basin west texas and new mexico, a focus of u.s. shale drilling, where exxon has been aggressively expanding for years. he says the republican tax plan has also fueled their plans. rishaad: revlon on the up in late trading. downhief executive stepped from a company struggling with losses. garcia had been in the jobless than two years. he is leaving to pursue other opportunities and plans to push sales to $5 billion from the current less than $3 billion. at fourth quarter net losses $80 million from $36 million a year ago. sold: fitch ratings has 49% of one of china's major rating agencies to singapore's gic for an undisclosed sum. comes ast rating beijing is allowing foreign reading companies to operate and pave the way for a future venture on china's debt market. a strategicourse market and will continue to invest in the region, according to fitch. china has assumed the role of

the suit targeting vp, chevron, exxon mobil, royal dutch shell, conoco, as mayor de blasio announced plans to divest some $5 billion in fossil fuel investments from the city's public employee pension fund, mckibben tol tweet -- we just have 10 seconds. but as you see all of this happening, this movement that you're talking about, do you take hope in this? >> there is hope in this. we're deeply grateful to the mayor of new york city for taking the lead. believe it or not, the small community exley filed a lawsuit against 23 fossil fuel companies that was thrown out in court, but very famous in history. the mayor of new york city highlighting this is bringing in, extremely important, and what we just saw, such extreme .limate change the extreme wildfires in california in december. now the mudslides taking place. we need to transition away from fossil fuels, not enmeshed ourselves in projects that will block a sin for fossil fuel developed -- luck as in poor fossil field development. amy: subhankar banerjee, professor of art and ecology at the university of new mexico, speaking to us fr