giants like apple, exxonmobil and shell.tially the company was looking at raising funds, new york and london. they fill in the long—term, given demand is falling. but for saudi arabia. but they want to use this money to diversify the economy. wants to use these funds to invest in newjobs and also take away the saudi economy. heavily reliant on oil but the big question is, how will the market go from here and where will it stay in the long run? the united states, canada and mexico have finally agreed to a new deal to replace the previous agreement called nafta. the new pack still needs approval but it seen as a victory by all sides after two years of debating. michelle fuller explains the difference between the two agreements. the key thing is about american worker protections and the ability to enforce what rules there are in the trade deal. that is what held it up. it is led to sort of a big conversion if you like from some of the big unions here in america who previously were very much against this deal now coming out in s

a new york state judge found us oil giant exxonmobil not guilty of misleading investors over the truelawsuit brought by the new york state attorney general claimed exxonmobil investors were defrauded by as much as $1.6 billion. the case was the first of several similar climate change lawsuits to come to trial in the us. so we have the aramco listing of course which is causing excitement, and the federal reserve meeting wrapping up in the us later today. so that is the focus of attention for financial markets. more now on the story we're asking you about this morning, that being that food packs should display how much exercise a person would need to do to burn off the calories contain in the product. uk researchers say this will help us have a more healthy diet. our health correspondent, dominic hughes, has the details. what about labelling that tells you the type and amount of exercise you need to burn off those calories? we know the public consistently underestimate calories was that if you ask them how many calories are in the food, they often underestimate. so we would like to see

as the ceo of exxonmobil, he had negotiated a record breaking half trillion dollar oil deal between exxonmobil and putin's state run oil company in russia to have exon come in and drill its gas. that deal had to get stopped by the sanctions that were put in place by the obama administration after russia invaded ukraine. it was rex tillerson who the u.s. government reached in and grabbed by the scruff of the neck and pulled out, told him that he needed to stop drilling thus bringing an end to that half trillion dollar deal. trump had never met him before. picked him to be secretary of state, and as the new trump administration started work in to16 with trump in the white house and rex at the state department, the trump transition landing teams moved immediately to try to unilaterally end u.s. sanctions on russia. they didn't get away with it. they repeatedly found themselves blocked by members of congress from both parties. now, though, apparently enough time has passed or trump has just consolidated enough sort of trumpest power in the republican party. now things seem to be falling into place

exxonmobil has won a legal victory in a long running climate change fraud case.rgued the companydown played financial risks it faced from possible climate regulation but the judge hearing the case ruled the ag failed to prove. flori the judge, though, did not excuse the company from anyun acbility for global warming. exxonmobil hailed the ruling and said that the trial stemmed from aaseless veg. the stock fell a fraion to 69.06. >>> auto son reported better thap expected earningsle and past revenue estimates marking five quarters ofouble-digit growth for the company process the. the cmercial sale division, the auto parts rae tiller said gross margins are improving sending up the stock 7% to 1250 even. >> a disappointing quarter for design areerands. hoe retailer formerly known as dsw reported quarterly earnings missing analyst expectations. the company cut the outlook for e year and said it expects 2019 comparable sales growth to be ft comparedith the previous guidance of low single digit growth. shares dropped 16% to $14.23. >>> there are reports tonight that ne

but unfortunately exxonmobil decided to go back to business as usual. but toyota never lost sight of its vision and in 1996 it developed the priuss. it was a great year for reck l electric vehicles. no conversation about them is complete about the general motors ez1. it's remarkable for many reasons. the top two reasons are, one, it is the very first mass-produced purposed built electric vehicle from a major manufacturer. the ford ev1 it was me going down to the bookstore and getting instructions on how to retrofit my folks wagon. it allows general motors a real life test of a battery technology. before that, manufacturers focused on just the vehicle. they built the vehicle around the batteries they had. with the ev1 they focused on the battery. there were two series. the first series used conventional battery you find in golf carts. the series 2 used nicole he will batteries which doubled the range. what i'm trying to say is that this kicked off -- it started off the momentum of which battery started iterating and becoming more and more important to de

. >> at least part of it i'm in the saying completely sell exxonmobil. that's our pick.ut trim the position as a owe bait not because we don't like it for holding in the long-term. but he think there is a better use of the funds we could have receive over the past year you look at the chart year to date on praising from the he said of the first quarter it's downhill all the way we think there were better uses of funds nan keeping it in exxonmobil. >> a triple a credit rating not a lot of debt relative to cashfully. 5% defend yield >> that's why long-term i think it's an okay holding but trim some of the position while it's doing the steady decline down use the proceeds for higher quality name in your portfolio doing better that year. >> a a final return to send frere dan nathan. >> i think what victoria said it's important there is better uses of funds we don't have finite amounts of capital like you big guy hey, there. >> lets go back to apple- we have infinite, apple and just to put -- i've been wrong on this the last 10%, the thing went parabolic. the last time it it

our work here, it is infinitely better than what was initially proposed by the administration >> exxonmobil prevailing in a lawsuit accusing the company of downplaying the toll that climate change regulations could take on its business the judge saying the new york attorney general's case did not prove the company deceived investors. exxonmobil hailed the ruling in a trial that it said stemmed from a baseless investigation. >>> and finland's parliament choosing sanna marin the new prime minister the world's youngest sitting head of government she's heading a five-party center left coalition. the four other parties in the coalition are headed by women, three of whom are in their early 30s. you're up to date. that's the news update scott, back out to you >> thank you for that. >>> much more with roelof botha, dick costolo and adam bain >>> coming up tomorrow, another big show from los angeles. fed day with doubleline's jeffrey gundlach i consulted with your grandmother's doctor. we can do the screening at her house. hi. this is the man that's going to check your eyes grandma. cognizant ai sol

as i said i'm looking at everything from exxonmobil to cvs, everything looks really ugly, occidentalyou look at the energy complex, energy is really a comment on global growth and when you get trade fears it does affect the energy complex because there is a fear there will be a slowdown globally in trade and economic development. and that hurts energy. especially emerging markets, places overseas in asia. liz: phil flynn, why do you think that is happening? right now with the dow jones industrials down 267 points exxonmobil and chevron are two big names on the dow. we also have many in the s&p as well. is this one of these cases where at the end of the year it hasn't been a big sector star, so you might want to start nibbling around the edges here? >> if that is to me, absolutely. this is a sector nobody has loved for the last year-and-a-half. i think for all the wrong reasons, right? what is going on right now with the oil market, there is so much focus on u.s. oil production being at record high, 12.6 million barrels a day. they think that will be enough to supply the entire globe.

justifies making ten times as much as the board member of exxonmobile? >> what i don't understand is why do you believe that if an american is committing corruption we should have a foreign government to announce an investigation, is that appropriate or do you go to american authorities? >> so, i believe any president, any justice department has the authority investigate corruption, in this case, there was serious evidence on face of corruption, the reason hunter biden got that position is his dad, he was vice president. >> do you believe -- >> hunter biden they paidle a million dollars a year to serve on the board. >> do you believe ukraine meddled in the election in 2016. >> i do. and i think there is considerable evidence. >> you do? >> you do? >> chuck, let me say. >> senator, this sort of strikes me as odd because you went through a primary campaign with this president. he launched a birther-ism campaign against you. he went after your faith, threatened to quote spill the beans about your wife about something. he pushed a national enquirer story whi

ten years ago exxonmobil was the in the s&p 500.argest company market cap 32 billion, since then, it's fallen to the 13th largest firm in the index about 290 billios but tha also largely a result of exxon's longstanding chain oe buybacks over years. what about 2020? om argue with supermajor oil behemoth by the chevron abthe bp, royal dutch shells exxons of the world offer good dividend yields or maybe anttctive entry point. bp and royal dutch for example looking especially cheap but that's mostly a minority view. the majorits majority and i will believe supply will are grow in the oil business likely up 2 or 3% next year with demand unlikely to be up that much. so the bottom the market is going to remain oversupplied about oil and that' the biggest pressure on oil and oil stocks. for "nightly business report," i'mobisani at the new york stock exchange. >> in other news biogen presented detailed data on the rest you are absentingedpe mental treatment for alzheimer's, a diaz for which there is no cure. that's why the highly anticipate

. >> do you know how much you make on the board of exxonmobil. you get $110,000 a year. >> the reason you know this information is the media reported. >> he's making ten times as much as a board member of exxonmobil. >> what i don't understand is why do you believe if an american is committing corruption, we should ask a foreign government to announce an investigation? is that appropriate or do you go to american authorities? >> so i believe any president, any justice sd apartment, has the authority to investigate krungz. in this case, there was serious evidence on the face of corruption. the reason hunter biden got that position is because his daddy was vice president of the united states. >> you believe ukraine meddled? do you believe -- do you believe ukraine meddled in the american election in 2016? >> i do. and i think there's considerable evidence. >> you do? you do? >> and chuck, let me say -- >> you know, senator, this sort of strikes me as odd. because you went through a primary campaign with this president. he launched a birtherism camp

more than 30% of the global 50 are customers, apple to walmart and cisco and service now and exxonmobilerizon and all of them. with them, the challenge is it is a large -- at the want to make sure that we stack them in a way that we predict them having gone through the journey once the thing that i am most focused on is making the business more predictable. when we go out there we can deliver which is necessary. >> we'll leave it like this. i produedict that you will havea great stock and great company. how about that good enough? >> fantastic that's the ceo of thought spot i find this stuff so compelling. i hope you do, too i hope you do, too stick with cramer. yeah. yeah me too. don't worry about it, we'll figure it out. i'll see ya in there! just ok is not ok. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a line for 4 lines. new from at&t. apps except work.rywhere... why is that? is ibecause people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their e

home depot, 651% and nike adding 510% the bottom five in the dow would be ibm gaining just 1.5% exxonmobil, goldman sach looking at the s&p, netflix up more than 4,000% at the start of the decade, they were still sending out red envelops of dvd's what a run it has been the question is, can they repeat that in the next decade. also s&p winners, marketaccess up 2594% and biomed >> the bottom of the list here apache, freeport and devon energy >>> coming up, a dangerous situation in australia as thousands are evacteuad. wrec "worldwide exchange" is back in just a moment. but nothing could be further from the truth. americans are compassionate and hardworking. we aren't failing. our politicians are failing. that's why i'm running for president. to end the corporate takeover of the government. and give more power to the american people. that's how we'll win healthcare, fair wages, and clean air and water as a right. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. ♪ yes i'm stuck in the middle with you, ♪ no one likes to feel stuck, boxed in, or held back. especially by something like your cloud. it's

basically flat since september 31, 2009 exxonmobil's fall from grace over the past 10 years from the most valuable stock in the s&p 500 to number 13 as tech has really taken over and dominated. during that time, west texas u.s. intermediate crude oil down 25% has more than doubled. can the sector actually stage a turnaround in 2020 and beyond? joining me now is managing director paul sanki. you watch oil and energy, can this sector turn around and become a bull investor in 2020 >> no. the problem here is there are three major overhangs. what we call the end of the peek oil age effect essentially driven by the u.s. revolution we had in supply. the tesla affect, the greta affect >> softer. more of sentiment. >> i was being fee see shus when i said no because i should vi have said yes. those three things remain in the overhang there is actually the tess lue affect has not showed up at all but will continue to hang up in the overhang in 2020, the market looks a lot better than it did six months ago. basically demand, we haven't changed our demand numbers on the supply side with cuts. we

and exxonmobil was one the most valuable company in the united states one analyst is betting on a big come back. and kick off to who is the best many of the year for stoshgz all sliding on weakness and manufacturing. conditioned trade tensions will we get that sapta clauss rally this year or has the grinch taken control of this market >> guy >> i knew i would like that. >> i don't like that it's almost as crazy as gobble, gobble turkey day. >> last night on one of the networks that was santa claus is coming to town >> that is rudolph, by way >> i don't think you're going to see this rally but i think that for a while. on friday and today, they're starting to show the warts but apparently he still hasn't done it. it doesn't think it is happening this year or early into next year december 15th, i think it is going to force president trump's hand i don't think that you're going to see the rally into december 25th which a lot of people know as christmas day >> go forth with the move forward with the tariffs >> the hong kong solution was a real problem >> so the really good thing is that a

on human rights of the philippines has just determined that 47 major companies, including shell, exxonmobilevron, bp, and totatale, could be found legally and morally responsible from harm from climate change. the commission found the could be held accountable under civil and criminal laws. climate activist have hailed the decision as a landmark entry for climimate justice. accordining to greenpeace, this marks the f first time big polluting companies have been down responsible for human rights harms resulting from the climate crisis. we are joined now by yeb sano, the chief climate negotiator for the philippines in 2013 when typhoon haiyan, one of the strongest cyclones in recorded history, devastated the philippines, killing thousands of people. the devastation coincided with the 2013 u.n. summit in warsaw, where he made headlines with an emotional plea for action n on climate change. the following year, as yet another deadly storm batterered the philippines, sano was unexpectedly absent from the u.n. climate summit in lima, peru. he had been pulled from the delegation at the last minute,

chris: this start of the sally ride science academy with exxonmobil to keep kids interested in this areaally young women. >> what we are seeing around the world is that other countries in asia, in europe, are putting much more focus on science and technology than we are. chris: she works with teachers to make science interesting. chris: we tend to lose their hearts even if not their minds and fifth, sixth, seventh grade. and we don't get them back. chris: and she said there is a bigger problem with girls. >> it might not be one of the mina be cool to be the best on your math class. chris: after seeing an app for nasa and the student paper sally wright applied to be an astronaut. 1983 she flew on the shuttle challenger. >> it was an honor to be chosen with the first american woman to be in space. but it's given me the ability to do is try to make a difference now and young girls rides into try to get them back. >> it's a beautiful thing to look at, the history is mysterious and intriguing. chris: jeffrey posed as the curator for the jon institution of natural history. any talking about th

. >> so a miss to new york attorney general louisiana tier sha james lost a show trial against exxonmobil inn public about real cost of climate change. the the problem for the ag not a evidence which the judge pointed out in, dismissing the suit. let's hope this is a qarng to other state to stop using lit had gages to oppose on corporate america. >> jason. this is also about climate change, a miss to "time" magazine for naming a person of the year. i think it only continues the exploitation of this young lady people and into thinking some climate apocalypse is right around corner accordingly protester in hong kong would have been a better choice. >> a sad hit today for jersey city police detective joseph fields a hero cop who gave his life in in the line of duty last week. fields it is a 15-year veteran with stellar reputation for bravery and dedication. he was shot in the back of the head by a killing three other people. he leaves behind a wife and five cyoung children and i think its another remindinger to pus about the sacrifices that police and their families make to protect us. thank

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it was okay to bash crude oil companies, gas companies, everyone hated exxonmobil, everyone hated walmart. these were the groovy kids. no longer. they're public enemy number one. >> we run venture capital companies. a company that grows, once google or alphabet gets to be big as they are or apple, so many companies starting out to disrupt them, people find areas they don't like about the companies. new companies come along to try to unseat the incumbent. that is what we have happening right now. so there will be new companies like that starting out there. but there will us always be innovation. as long as innovation there is growth. charles: that is old-fashioned business. this is something different. you have employees. they fired four employees last week. they said they were upsetting company's culture. the employees say they are activists lgbtq community is upset with them. unions are upset with them. every country wants to sake them down for money. this is a different environment. they don't get a free pass anymore? >> there is twofold. that free pass of regulatory fun nil allows them

hunter biden was making more than five times more than a board member for exxonmobil. i've heard of that company. so i wanted to read up on hunter biden, learn a little more about him. i found this extensive profile in "the new yorker." hunter said at that point he had not slept for several days, driving east on interstate 10 just beyond palm springs. he lost control of his car which jumped the median and skidded to a stop on the shoulder of the westbound side. he called hertz which came to take his car and give him another rental. hertz said they found a powder residue. hertz called the prescott elite department and officers filed a narcotics offense report, listing a white, powdery substance, credit cards and hunter biden's driver's license. that is what we would call evidence. i don't want to make light of anybody's substance abuse issues. i know the president is working real hard to solve those throughout the country, but it's a little hard to believe that burisma hired hunter biden to resolve their international disputes when he could not resolve his own dispute w

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hunter biden was making more than five times more than a board member for exxonmobil. i have heard of that company. i wanted to re-up on hunter biden and learn more and i found this extensive profile in the new yorker. here's what it says. hunter said that at that point he had not slept for several days, driving east on interstatl of his car which jumped the median and skated to a stop on the shoulder of the westbound side. he called hertz which came to collect the car and gave them a another car. they said they found a crack pipe in the car. they called the police department and officers filed a narcotics offense report listing items seized in the car including plastic bag containing white powdery substance, secret service business card, credit cards, and hunter biden's driver's license. that is what we would call evidence. i don't want to make light of anybody's substance abuse issues. i know the president is working real hard to solve those. it's a little hard to believe that burisma hired hunter biden to resolve their international disputes when he could not resolv

that's nearly ten times a month as much as exxonmobil pays its directors, and hunter biden, look. i'm from houston. i know lots of people who serve on the board of natural gas companies. you know what they tend to have? they tend to have a background in geology and physics. they tend to know something about drilling and natural gas. hunter biden had none of that, but his dad was vice president of the united states, and we have joe biden on film publicly and proudly bragging about how he threatened ukraine with withholding $1 billion in foreign aid unless they fired the prosecutor that was potentially prosecuting burisma, the company on which his son sat on the board. that's not just a little bit of evidence of corruption. that's serious evidence of corruption. >> senator, as you know -- >> i think the president was perfectly within his authority to say, you need to investigate that. >> as you know, there have been investigations and there's no evidence of wrongdoing. the prosecutor was not looking into joe biden and burisma at the time. >> wait a second, george. who is investigati

when those community members ere unaware of proper shelter in place, exxonmobil, $20 billion in their expansion for the gulf of texas. disasters -- the 2019, the fire in fire -- were held hostage under plume 47 miles long and 1 miles wide. on july 31, l fire 019, where 37 workers were injured, and on september 20, chemical barges collided after tropical storm -- vanished evacuation routes. in a recent report for the center for international environmental, they found if trends in the oil consumption continue as expected the the entire of oil by plastics sector will account for consumption by 2050. uncovered 2/3 of the plastic related facilities in the houston region violated pollution control laws over the last five years and were environmental enforcement. but many more exceeded their not penalized.e compound in emissions including an increased risk for cancer and other health conditions. plastic -- [inaudible] from our dinner table to the of the ocean, every art of the chain that creates plastic harms us. plastic is being produced near ulnerable communities, predominantly people of c

. ♪ exxonmobil is growing algae for biofuels.and fuel trucks... and cut their greenhouse gas emissions in half. algae. its potential just keeps growing. ♪ >>> even though the 1980s is often viewed as sort of an upbeat era, it's the period when the united states came out of the doldrums of the '70s. there was still this sort of underlying fear that that could collapse at some point. you saw that play out in this post-apocalyptic subgenre of action films. >> two days ago i saw a vehicle that would haul that tanker. you want to get out of here? you talk to me. >> george miller's movies do an amazing trick of making dystopia look beautiful in a terrifying way. you know, you watch "the road warrior" and thinking, like, i'd love to go there. i think i would die within five minutes. >> it's the idea of this one man who regains his humanity when he loses everything. but then there's the filmmaking craft. to see those stunts just play out in long shots, just absolutely incredible and visceral. >> it's so in your face. it's almost like a h

diversifying it to natural gas or exxonmobil, not necessarily the best move. >> remember when exxon diversifiednto -- >> no. >> they diversified into information technology. >> when was that >> 1983, 19 84. >> that withonei missed. >> before our time. >> i was in college. >> 10 to 11 billion, charged this quarter down the value of some assets. they're citing lower commodity price and michael worth was on squawk "few moments ago. >> business is good. we're leading our peers in total shareholder return this year, we have seen record production and free cash flow is growing. but good isn't good enough we're setting the standard higher for ourselves we're streamlining our operational footprint, we're harnessing technology to drive efficiencies in our business and we're simplifying our organization to get the right people on the right work all of which are actions that will deliver even better results. >> simply not counting on a structural lift in prices. >> no, i like mike very much i would have done it different subtext. first of all, we were not so stupid to buy anadarko >> right or xto. >> or x

. ♪ exxonmobil is growing algae for biofuels.l ships, and fuel trucks... and cut their greenhouse gas emissions in half. algae. its potential just keeps growing. ♪ >>> a winter storm making its way across the country as many americans are trying to make their way home after thanksgiving. parts of the dakotas saw a foot of snowfall. we have an update on the weather. what should we look forward to here in the northeast? >> david, millions of people struggled to get to their destination for thanksgiving. the struggle will continue getting home. the system continues to make its way to the northeast, still impacting the great lakes. we are seeing that dividing line, the wintry mix of a little bit of freezing rain for central p.a. and slowly but surely making its way across new york. we will get a lull this afternoon before a nor'easter starts to develop. this is strong winds and also the heavy snow that is going to be impacting northern new england to central new york. look at these delays that we are expecting for your monday. they r

earnings multiples makes oil companies more attractive in 2020 bank of america, for example, believes exxonmobil it sells assets, expands production and doubles the cash flow by 2025. second, lower rates in 2020? not necessarily. many central banks don't seem to want it. shifting political winds in germany will lead to the passage of large scale stimulus programs there to boost its slower economy. european bonds back to positive territory forcing money out of u.s. bonds and into european bonds all while pushing u.s. yields higher and keeping the bank rally here going. finally, the direct listing craze will peak when airbnb goes public it is all the rage right now private equity investors disappointed with ipo returns this year pushing direct listings to cut costs to allow employees and private equity to sell shares but no one asked the buy side direct listings spotify and slack underperforming the overall market and a disappointing airbnb debut will convince many allowing early investors to sell all at once may not be right for everyone. >> our bob pisani joins us here on the desk with more. see

. ♪ exxonmobil is growing algae for biofuels.s... and cut their greenhouse gas emissions in half. algae. its potential just keeps growing. ♪ >>> new insight today on rudy giuliani he's recent trip to ukraine and what all he discovered there. the "wall street journal" reports that the president's attorney said that he found, quote, more than you could imagine. joining me now is former assi assistant u.s. attorney nelson cunningham. always glad to is your voice added to this conversation. so nelson, my immediate reaction to hearing that from giuliani is why does he not make all of this information that he is supposedly gathering to exonerate his client public? >> well, there are two answers to that. one of them which is probably the truth which is that he actually discovered nothing so he has nothing to offer. and the second, let me be a little bit more charitable, there is going to be some kind of a trial in the senate. you just had a segment exploring this, will it be a trial with witnesses or a short trial. but will be some kind

. ♪ exxonmobil is growing algae for biofuels.day power planes, propel ships, and fuel trucks... and cut their greenhouse gas emissions in half. algae. its potential just keeps growing. ♪ the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. >>> do you still stand by your statement that the campaign was spied upon? >> oh, clearly spied upon. i mean, that's what electronic surveillance is i think our nation was turned on its head for three years. i think based on a completely bogus narrative that was largely fanned and hyped by an irresponsible press, and the attorney general's primary responsibility is to protect against the abuse of the law enforcement and intelligence apparatus and make sure that it doesn't play an improper role in our political life. that's my responsibility. and i'm going to carry it out. >> donald trump's hand picked chief law enfor

and exxonmobil was one the most valuable company in the united states one analyst is betting on a big

hunter biden was making more than 500 times more than a board member for exxonmobil. i found this very extensive profile in the new yorker. here's what it says. hunter said that at that point he had not slept for several days, driving east on interstate 10 just beyond palm springs he lost control of his car which jumped the median and skidded to a stop on the shoulder of the westbound side. he called hertz which came to collect the damaged car and gave him a second rental. the hertz rental officer told me he found a crack pipe in the car and a line of white powder residue. hertz called the prescott police department and officers filed a narcotics offense report listing items seized in the car, including a plastic bag containing a white powdery substance, a secret service business card, credit cards and hunter biden's driver's license. that is what we would call evidence. i don't want to make light of anybody's substance abuse issues. i know the president is working real hard to solve those throughout the country, but it's a little hard to believe that burisma hired hu

because we should be able to take some, also, and what i intend to do perhaps, and make a deal with exxonmobil, one of our great companies. would you acknowledge that this congress has not authorized in any way the united states to go in and steal syrian oil and make money off of it? >> i'm not aware of the congress granting any authority along those lines. i'm also unaware of what inherent authorities the president does or does not have in this regard. i'm focused on the military task of denying isis access to the oil. >> can you assure us at this point that there are no plans for us to try to take the oil and sell the oil. >> all i can tell you is i'm not aware of any plans right now. >> the second question i have regarding the bombshell washington post report on the afghan afghan papers. i imagine you read that. the bottom line is, the top military officials and civilian officials have known that the afghan war has been unwinnable and have been misleading the american public for 20 years. your predecessor, secretary rumsfeld, is quoted there as saying, i have no visibility into who the bad

exxonmobil, goldman sach and chevron and walgreens boots with 60.4%.ning us now to talk strategy and what you should expect in 2020 and the head of multiasset strategy at ubs asset management pretty phenomenal year what do you expect in 2020 >> it has been a great year but we can't forget that we had very cheap valuations coming into the year it is a bit artificial if we look year-to-date if you look back at global equities, they have not really gone anywhere for two years. >> u.s. equity have. certainly the break out for the quart has been really strong looking around the world where the value is we think investors are going to look for international markets to catch up. that's kind of how we are more focused going into 2020. >> a lot of that is looking at the economy here and around the globe. >> it has been a great year. we did a 180 in the economy. the fed raised rates a year ago. today, the fed did their pivot they cut rates three times economic growth came in above expectations in 2019 we got some pretty good momentum going into 2020. housing is

i think that's exxonmobil in the top left-hand corner.esight is not 20/20. >>> up next, the wealth adviser who boils down her advice to fit on her cocktail napkin. hopefully you don't lose it. we will see what she says about investing in 2020. >>> and we have some good news on taxes in the new year. next hour, we will have an update on the tax that will not go up after we did a report on this program. don't go away. with sofi, get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. get a no-fee personal loan whor here on a wifi hotspot,te xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep you connected to what matters most. moooo. that's because it's the only wireless network that automatically connects you to millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. save up to $400 a year when you switch. plus, unwrap $250 off our best phones. click, call or visit a store today. it's our most dangerous addicti