production in the coming months and bard now according to the energy information administration gulf of mexico currently currently a calends for seven. hundred percent of the total u.s. crude oil production and offshore natural gas production in the gulf accounts for five percent and now there is a new proposed plan by the interior department which aims at opening federal waters in the arctic at lenth take pacific oceans for oil drilling and in five years they could be a handful of operating or oil rigs within one hundred miles of miami or the florida keys and now also a dozen could sit from the coast of georgia to the outer banks and still my him or my drives from the sea between the southern tip of new jersey and their eastern tip of maine at the same time barred oil production could expand across california which could add to the dozens of new oil wells to the forty three already in production in the state south in monterey bay and san francisco now the u.s. department of interior also announced that he may conduct sixteen auctions to open new oil and gas wells along dead land tick and paci

bard oil is business here in the united states selvig that recently offshore oil and gas and gulf of mexico have been the major source of oil and natural gas in the country now the booming crude oil production is currently coming from the western and central gulf of mexico which includes text says louisiana mississippi and alabama but just to give you an idea of how much oil has been as deliberate and is particularly the kind. three last year this section was producing a record one point six million barrels per day now let me repeat that bar one point six million barrels a day and that awkward trend is continuing this year and it's expected to continue next year partly due to ten brand new oil fields which are planned to start production in the coming months and guard now according to the energy information administration gulf of mexico currently currently accounts for seventeen percent of the total u.s. crude oil production and offshore natural gas production in the gulf accounts for five percent and now there is a new proposed plan by the interior department which aims at opening federal

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gulf of mexico and while is this amazing and later we talk about offshore oil production in the u.s. there's an unusual question on the voting ballot in the state of florida. at first it may just seem puzzling and dumbfounding but molly barrows tells us not so fast all that directly ahead but first some headlines let's go. we start our global report in the east where china and pakistan have agreed to trade using the chinese yuan and pakistani rupee as the currency rather then the u.s. dollar the move comes as others including russia and turkey have been making similar efforts to dealing from the u.s. dollar the decision was formally announced as pakistani prime minister under him come on business and met with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. and in japan the cabinet has approved legislation to ratify a massive free trade agreement with the european union effort to be implemented by february first under the agreement japan is set to remove ninety four percent of their terrorists and the e.u. will remove ninety seven percent in sectors including but not limited to agriculture se

and this is jus funneling right on in here from the gulf of mexico. e back side of this, the snow and you've got cold a p already ince in our area. and it will just get colder overnight. so as this moves in to the cold, it starts off as snow. i think even in the d.c. metro area. now, we're expecting. in the way of snow, although amelia and i just came up with a brand new snowfall map and we'll show you that at 4:45. but it is snow, ice, rain, we are worried about it all. and the nationaweather service s issued a winter storm warning, middle of november, for all of this area bac to the west. anybody along and west of the blue ridge here. and a winter weather advis ty al way towards anne arundel and prince george's county including d.c. metro area. again, this will be a big time storm for us. and if you want to stay ahead of it, follow us here, but also follow us online and download the nbc washington app. you can get ouratt forecasts and discussions and even watch some of our live facebooks tight there app. so download that now. >>> winter is getting an

gulf of mexico wow is it astonishing artie's fly a tab in your brings us that report and later when we talk about offshore oil production the u.s. there's an exceptionally extraordinary question on a boating ballot today in the state of florida at first that must be seen confounding but molly barrows tells us not so fast as we go to break polls are still open in many states and the markets seem to be fine at the closing bell dow the nasdaq and s. and p. are all up in a few minutes. you know world of big partners a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for washing clothes for watching the hawks. seem wrong. but all. just don't. get to see palin these days because that's ok and indeed should be close to trail. when so many find themselves well it's a party we choose to look for common ground. welcome back turnin

it's only been captured on camera once before, last year in the gulf of mexico. is time he was recorded during a project using the effects of lon-line fishing on species. they say it could be an ambassador for ocean conservation efforts off the coast of ant argument ca. that's it for this week's edition of "matter of fact." i'm soledad o'brien. i'll see you back here next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ robert handa: hello and welcome to a special edition of "asian pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. today, we help join the fight against hunger. today's show focuses on the annual food drive as nbc bay area kntv and telemundo 48 ksts team up with safeway's "feed the need" food drive for a campaign to end hunger, a drive which started yesterday, november 17th, and will continue all the way through christmas day. last year, the food drive collected more than 350,000 bags at safeway stores across the

couple days we're going to be getting more rain in the forecast particularly up here off the gulf of mexico there's that band of rain right there and by the time we get to tuesday it's going to be sinking down here across the yucatan peninsula for cause mel can coon you're going to see some heavy rain and also have ana things are going to go downhill with temperatures at thirty. for this eleven year old girl that. is a passion. and a ticket out of poverty. now she has a once in a time. to raise the stakes a little higher. in her journey to success. championship dream. on al-jazeera. take a look at the top stories here in ukraine's president says he'll call on parliament to declare martial law after russian coast guard vessels data and impounded three of its naval vessels in the black sea russia says the boat strayed into its territorial waters near crimea region of ukraine unexpired russian twenty fourteen . leaders have approved a final agreement for the u.k.'s exit from the european union bought the british prime minister to resign may still needs to get her own m.p.'s to accept the deal

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low pressure will be developing off the gulf of mexico, sweeping through california. the next storm system is likely to begin on tuesday, and become even heavier on wednesday, before beginning to exit on thursday. we'll tell you more about that. but first we should show you this. there's san jose. layers of high clouds up top. beautiful view of san francisco from the sales force tower camera. numbers are mostly in the upper 50s and low 60s. here's what's happening. high pressure. a little ridge of high pressure has built in in between the low that gave us the rain, which is now giving denver the snow, and low pressure that's in the gulf of alaska. a little bit of a bump in pressure and in temperatures, and in sky conditions. we'll have another sunny day tomorrow before the rain comes in. here's how tomorrow looks. so tomorrow morning, pretty clear. some fog in the central valley. time goes only. here comes monday, and monday looks fairly clear as well. but then clouds begin to move in late supervisor so that by tuesday, 3 in the afternoon, we're covered with light to

pensacola a third hurricane struck down today for the admiral in charge of the fleet ravaged the gulf of mexico and move the remains of the detect cuba with dozens of vessels and soldiers and sailors reluctantly decided to postpone the attack until the following year would take the english, french and spanish h was astound by what it saw and 6,000 persons perished in all of the inhabitants grew and it is the best place for the needy in thee summer and fall anywhere but the caribbean and france had viewed a naval expedition to the north on behalf of the united states is a possibility that park the priority after that october a different attitude prevailed and this begins the string of events and it isn't a linear string may think it is kind of a perfect metaphor for the year of yorktown and the forces out of anyone's control and random events that have nothing to do with each other all of which have occurred for the victory to happen and there in the center is washington doing his best to hold steady amid the forces threatening to blow the revolution apart along with it. permanently attached to

for the deepwater horizon oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico he just tributed twenty billion dollars feinberg says interacting with the suffering families is the hard part i initially in nine eleven assume and i'm a lawyer i'll approach this as a lawyer would approach big mistake i should have approached it like in the boston marathon as a rabbi or a priest or a psychiatry just when i take on one of these societies it's gracious self of the emotional tsunami feinberg has awarded compensation to thousands of surviving dependents that hasn't only made him friends the biggest criticism is that he has too much power without transparency and he's also been well compensated during the deepwater horizon settlement oil company b.p. paid his law firm over a million dollars a month in nine eleven i worked for the victims congress passed a law that i was working to help the victims and i did that pro bono patriotic you could get paid for that in b.p. there was a dispute. i was paid a lot of people complain that even though i was independent. i was really in the back pocket of b.p. the way you o

top of the water for a pretty exciting and one of oil spill it just came out recently in the gulf of mexico has been going on for fourteen years and may soon be bigger than the b.p. deepwater horizon spill last month a court filing in a case involving taylor energy company says ten thousand to thirty thousand gallons daily is leaking from multiple wells and you may think that illegal for them to hide this oil spill for all these years and that question i say how dare you all right taylor energy did not hide this they did the right thing they reported this oil spill the new orleans based taylor said two to three gallons were leaking daily out of the mother on the sea floor. so it's just ten or fifteen thousand times the amount they sat. because it is illegal to not report in oil spill it's not illegal to under-report an oil spill it's kind of like al it's a legal to hit a pedestrian their car and not report it but if you have fifteen thousand pedestrians and then report you hit one who's really counting. on fire however when it comes to oil spills if you like may you think we can only all ov

there's an area of low pressurr g to the gulf of mexico that's going to move right up this system and into our areaer ovght tonight, really overnight tomorrow night, and early saturday. that's where our rain is going to come from. so, let's time it out forheyou. we are right now, cloud cover, a few showers, but watch what happened by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow. we have shower activity, but most of usdrre that stays the same way through about 11:00 a.m. notice, again, some showers coming on through. still rather breezy at this time. this systemgh moves thr and watch what happens along this front. we see the moisture start to moveack in and by 3:00, notice the rain. back towards the west, in and around the d.c. metro area and then heavy for t evenirush. look at 5:00. everybody getting in on the action, around 7:00, yeah,oing out to dinner friday night, not looking the best. how about staying out late night at 11:00 that's not too good, either. we finally start to see it me out. we're still tracking the chance for showers early on saturday before it all moves cold air behind this? yeah. t

couple days we're going to be getting more rain in the forecast particularly up here off the gulf of mexico there's that band of rain right there and by the time we get to tuesday it's going to be sitting done here across the yucatan peninsula for cause mel can coon you're going to see some heavy rain and also have and things are going to go downhill with temperatures at thirty. i've had this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir of town the military and if you can give them the opportunity wonderful things start to happen sometimes the simplest situations optimised and packed for. the main things that sets out zero apart from other news organizations is that a lot of our reporting is about real people but about ideas or politicians or what they may want to do but how policy and how events affect real people it's ok it's ok it's ok to get a little complicated i'll put it up if this is not an act of creation and i'm going to vote for walking. down like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice enslaved. some oversold risky to speak out as a surprise that. this job

moisture or streaming in across the gulf of mexico. west. this is actually going to give some beneficial rainfall to california. also some major snowpack. but this in combination of the golf moisture could give us the severe weather threat tomorrow as well as that next winter storm. you want to pay attention and what they say call ahead. hopefully we won't get too many delays. to me delays. genus, thank you. the stock futures in the wake of a 617-point game for the dow our lower. oil prices under $50 per barrel. what we just learned about to the alarming the alarming and new health risk being carried by some of these migrants in the caravan. >> bigger cars in general. what's hot, and what's not when we return on fbn:am. [music] ♪ there's no place like home ♪ argh! i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ we are accelerating to the downside. that migrant caravan traveling to the u.s. border facing a number of health issues. tijuana health department tells fox news that it has treated over 2000 migrants with the more than 60% suffering from

year-old son were relaxing on the swan raft when the current pulled them miles from shore into the gulf of mexicon the water and tried to paddle back to land. that didn't work, and people along the beach, lucky for them, saw them drifting and called 911, but she was prepared for the worst. >> i have never been more scared in my entire life. i was not sure if we were going to keep drifting because land just kept getting farther and farther and farther away. >> well, myers says she burst into tears when she finally saw the rescue boats. she is warning other parents -- it might seem obvious, but to avoid taking rafts or large floats into the ocean. >>> recordings from an amazon echo could become key evidence in a double murder. prosecutors in new hampshire believe an echo device captured clues in the deaths of two women. judges have ordered amazon to release any possible recordings on the echo. amazon says it won't turn over customer information unless it's served with a valid legal request. >>> a look at sports now and the cowboys beat the eagles on sunday night football, 27-20, but the play everyb

so incoming winter and it will be shown by snow to the sas when you inject the cold air of the gulf of mexico tends to increase the rain over mexico itself that is certainly case the line is there and the full cost brings the rain into yucatan and further south as well. stories of life. and inspiration. as series of show documentaries from around the world. that celebrate the human spirit. against the arts. al-jazeera selects hunted. and over again you're watching and is there as reminder of our top stories this hour palestinian armed groups in gaza have announced a cease fire with israel issued a statement promising to abide by good gyptian brokered truce as long as israel does the same that brings an end to days of cross border violence which the press and to descend into. after months of negotiations the united kingdom and your opinion have reached a draft deal it's going to the office of prime minister trees in may but it will still need political approval on both sides on both the british and european sides . and in the northern california town of paradise fair there were a couple more b

it would go to refineries in the gulf of mexico. u.s. regulators cracking down on e-cigarettes. agency will restrict sales of many popular fruit flavors. the fda has said that young people using e-cigarettes is an epidemic. of risking mortgage backed securities. ubs says the claims are not supported by the facts or the law. credit suisse and deutsche bank settled similar claims two years ago. that is your bloomberg business flash. inflation, slowing for a fourth straight month. manufacturing api the slowest since october -- ppi slowing since october. enda, thank you for joining us. walk us through the data and put it in context. yourself.said it well we see consumer prices icesilize, factory pr slowing and no indication china will take off anytime soon. the idea that the economy is going through a broad slowdown, food prices for example have slowed for five months. i guess that means two things. banktically, the central can focus on stimulus, instead of worrying about inflation. china is not, necessarily going to be a source of inflation near-term. in years past when china has ha

showers developing off the nicaraguan coast the obvious line of cloud behind me you know frontal system still lies across mexico on the gulf of mexico into the southern states but brings in a significant rain to the states otherwise it's discussion a shadow of a more significant rain through jamaica and just catching haiti in the next dance or the u.s. itself well into winter stays cold around this storm system in the northeast corner of this grainy series subzero temperatures by day but maybe the interesting bit is what's happening well the cloud of san francisco and for the south it's rain at low levels of snow at height and it's significant the next day at least. the weather sponsored by cats on race. day said what do you think of waterboarding i said i think we absolutely need it we should have it out of which we should have more people in power investigates the private companies and mutual us towns and legibly complicit in the illegal use of torture under interrogation the sun will rise once a day. or not a few are in the hands of the. who can make the sun shine or not rendition you visited. on al-jazeera. the latest

. >> look what's happening to the south, down toward the gulf of mexico. all of tint m its way in. we'll have a chance for storms. right now it is just rain and on the heavy side into parts of the area. leesburg seeing that around the warrenton area.he. starting to see it now in and around the beltway along the wester portions of th beltway toward bethesda. right out 270, herndon, reston. as we widenout, notice what's happening to the south. we're starting to see the linear segments. right here. produce f these can some strong winds and that's something we'll be watching as we move on. and speaking of that, here's the hour by hour forecast by 5:00. you see the rain to the west. ind and aro 7:00, into heavy rain starting to move in. stch what happt 8:00. look at this line segment. ther line of thuorms could see some thunder. we could the strongest winds coming through around 8:30 and then hopefully pushingut around 10:00. let's talk more about those impacts. begins andvy some very h rainfall. heavy rain about, moderate to high. we could see an inch to an inch and a half. that could

theto storm now gatheri up its energy and cold air in arkansas, pulling up moisture out of the gulf of mexicoat's part of the reason this is such a tough forecast. the cold air t trapped at surface. the warm air aloft when it rains really hard, ill act brings the warm air down and helps to erode the cold air. the winter storm watch for now is confined west of the blue ridge into the shenandoah valley. that may bd expan to a winter weather advisory to include x, fair loudoun and fairfax county. it's likely to start at mostly sleet and snow. by midday all rain along i-95 and the mix of rain and sleet valley. the shenandoah amounts of precipitation are important. liquid? one to two o inches liquid. if it were all snow it would be a bundle. e sleet andain mixing in will probably cut these numbers by 60 or 70 probably no more than two or three slushy inches by the time 's all done in the shenandoah valley. probably nothing more than a white coat on the grass. >>> taking a look at roads here right no southbound 5 near la plata road, fatal pedestrian crash investigation. chopper 4 has been over this

gulf of mexico and wow is this amazing and later we talk about offshore oil production in the u.s. there's an unusual question on the voting ballot in the state of florida at first it may just seem puzzling and dumbfounding but molly barrows tells us not so fast all that directly ahead but first with some headlines let's go. we start our global report in the east where china and pakistan have agreed to trade using the chinese yuan and pakistani rupee as the currency rather then the u.s. dollar the move comes as others including russia and turkey have been making similar efforts to deal link from the u.s. dollar.

behind our cold front, and warm humid air ahead of it, starting to draw up moisture from the gulf of mexico. collision of air masses creates our severe thunderstorm chances. so heading to the polls, perhaps in nashville, all the way to indianapolis, it will be tricky. on the back side of that system, it will be cold enough to see snowfall in the upper midwest as well. there is our severe weather threat, monday, as we advance this a little closer into the day on tuesday, it races eastward, there is a line of showers and storms and we see our severe chances basically from atlanta all the way to the nation's capital. the potential for severe storms expected for that area. so just highlighting these in detail, look monday night into tuesday, memphis, oxford, nashville, birmingham, montgomery, tornadoes, damaging wind, and hail. we have a moderate risk of severe weather. then as that cold front advances eastward on election day, again, this is monday night into tuesday, this is where we're expecting the severe weather to set up for the day on tuesday afternoon. specifically. so look out north ge

from the great lakes down to the gulf of mexico, we've got a line of showers and thunderstorms. you look back where we are, absolutely nothing. here in san jose, we're starting off about 56 degrees under clear sky and that will drop off in the next couple of hours. dry warm pattern is locked in. breezes develop and so does our fire danger tomorrow night through friday morning. i got a text from a twitter friend and says it's been 165 days since she's received rain at her house. that's a long time. and it's going to continue. 70 today in san francisco. we'll have low to mid-70s around the bay. mid-70s to even a few 80s showing up inland. mid-60s along the coast. for tonight, another cool one out there. low to mid-40s in our deepest north bay and east bay valleys. mid to upper 40s around the bay. 52, san francisco, warm spot and i wouldn't be surprised if some other neighborhoods in the north bay to east bay hills may be added to that as we get deeper into the forecast. so tomorrow's going to be a lot like today. we'll lose about 2 to 4 degrees at max. with our coolest day saturda

and follow all of this moisture out of the gulf of mexico w movg ou and edge will in the colder air. and then we'll get the snow, the rain. and this is 6:0 a.m. and notice it is almost all snow including some moderate snowck ere toward the shenandoah valley and along the blue ridge. by 10:00 a.m.ai thesnow line creeping up to the d.c. metro area. south and east, it is almost all rain. but north and west, this is where we start to get into the wintry mix. and that is why fairfax county i thina good jobf going ahead and saying let's do a two hour delay because then we'll start to seean the rain comeh and we get everybody to school. this h been one of the wettest years of all time in our area. the snow however back to the west, that a bigger factor and that is why we think this area back to the west could be under the gun all day. 6:00 tomorrow night, this is ice, beingaccumulating a nasty day for sure, but again best chance for cancellations backwest. amelia, these are the areas that have the best chances for no schooltomorrow. >> absolutely. and not only cancellations, but potentially

what we've seen in the gulf of mexico. of that has real dire consequences for the overall environmental health of the country and of the world. when they're talking about the u.s. having to take a 10% economic hit because of the impact on climate change, that becomes very significant. >> tom, everybody who watches this show knows that i am a big fan of yours, but you're one of the only people we can count on to summarize 1,600-page report. >> speed reading. i had to take it when i was in seventh grade and i nailed it, man. >> you're good. thanks, buddy, tom costello. for more on the impact, i am joined by jake a former climate aide to president obama and also helped design california's climate target legislation. jake, let's just dispense with this. 2:00 p.m. on a black friday. this is not the day you release a report when you want a lot of coverage. it doesn't matter, juournalists will figure this out and we'll continue to cover it. what does an administration gain by being on the wrong side of a climate change discussion?

it would then go to refineries near the gulf of mexico. d he regulators will crackdown on e-cigarettes, a senior official at the food and drug administration tells bloomberg the agency will restrict sales of fruit flavors to adults only. the fda has said young people's use of e-cigarettes is an epidemic. and for the u.s. -- the u.s. has bought -- investors who mortgage bank securities. the lawsuit accuses -- but ubs said the claims are not supported by facts. two years ago credit suisse and deutsche bank settled similar claims by paying a combined $12.5 billion. shares of -- of fell the most in two years. the company lowered its guidance due to legal provisions. the new ceo trying to move forward with a restructuring plan. trying to clear up the balance sheet. that is your business flash. taylor: i want to take a look at the majors. we are in the red on the dow jones, dropping 6/10 of 1%. the s&p 500 off more than that, off about 9/10 of 1%. and the nasdaq is something we are watching. the worst performer, off 1.5%. nasdaq 100, the big tent

>> he had shared that his wife and a couple of her friends had taken their yacht down to the gulf of mexicoere gonna go sailing for the weekend. during that time, a storm ensued. and the boat was capsized, and his wife and her friends all perished, along with the boat. so he had shared that looking at large bodies of water was just more than he can bear. and he wanted to get as far away from that kind of environment as he could. >> reporter: and who did this tragic past belong to? joe said the wealthy salesman told him his name was harvey morrow. harvey was quite chatty with joe, but one thing harvey didn't know -- joe, his attentive audience, was a former police officer. and harvey's amazing story made joe's antenna buzz a little. >> the more he would talk about the loss of his wife and his boat, the more intrigued i became. >> reporter: so on his way home that night, joe took a little detour, drove by the hotel where harvey said he was staying. >> and when i drove by, i didn't find his suv at that location that he said. which i didn't think suspicious at the time. but i still, for whateve

transcanada [inaudible] from a nebraska juncture and then would go to refineries in the gulf of mexicoat is your bloomberg business flash. let's take a look at the markets. four minutes to go until we showed up -- shut up shop for the week. we are down 1% across the european markets. the stoxx 600 down .4%. the london market's down by similar amounts. the dax has been climbing through most of the afternoon, has come up to the flatlined or the close. the stock that is leading it, lufthansa. they are very exposed to the oil price, which is going down sharply. it flies a lot of four-engine airplanes, and the price could have a material impact on its bottom line. lufthansa leading them higher. we will look at the market close on we come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you'

you see aow the moisture to the south, and there is a ton of it right out of the gulf of mexico.ee the snow, memphis around st. louis, sis could pick up 4 to 7 inches. just amazing the reach that this inorm has. and eventually min to our area. it is moving in tomorrow morning. right during the early part of the morning. this is 6:00 a.m., it is already snowing in much of the area here and it will start as snow we think, but thenuickly change over to rain from d.c. southward. so by 10:00, 9:00, ichl-95 shou the fine. north and west, they could sti be dealing with snow. most of it will be on the grassy surfaces and anyat t roads should be fine, but heads up for the secondary roads. by 1:00, notice tha the rain/snow line up towards frederick, so this is just heavy rain. but back to the west, where we're seeing some snow, rai rain, some freezing and some sleet. ice could be a big problem here. throughthe time even 6:00 into west virginia, but by 6:00, just about everybody looking at thatfa heavy ra. that is why we have the winter weather advisory for areas in the purple. potential fo

but ahead of that, that warmer air but is coming in from the gulf of mexico, you can see a lot of friendsme snow where we meet the cold air across the northern plains of the us, it is all heading towards the eastern seaboard. all going to have an impact as well. a lot of rain in the forecast for atla nta. lot of rain in the forecast for atlanta. during briefly in new york. he does turn milder here. cooler but probably chart with more sunshine in los angeles. the rain not lasting long. the rain didn't last too long here in sydney. this was thursday. still some crashing waves. the winds are tending to ease and the rain is all gone. you can see the cloud that is moving away from sydney. 0ver all gone. you can see the cloud that is moving away from sydney. over the sea and has now arrived in new zealand. the same area of low pressure will sit around for a while. it will bring some strong to gale force winds and bring some heavy rain especially to the north island. another weather system arrives in tasmania and also victoria this weekend. no sign of any rainforthe victoria this weekend. no sig

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so cold air from the north, warm humid air from the gulf of mexico, that sets the stage for severe stormsrtunately as this cold front marches eastward, it is going to create what is known as a moderate risk of severe weather, right into western tennessee, parts of mississippi, alabama, all the way to kentucky and even southern indiana. but look as it advances eastward through the day on tuesday, election day. again, that's from monday night to tuesday. that's when we expect this cold front to move eastward. this is where we're sending our storms up for -- to take place on tuesday evening. from atlanta all the way to the nation's capital, that's where the potential for isolated tornados and potential for hefty rainfall and even larger hail as well. just kind of timing this out for you again. monday, nashville, oxford, jackson, this could last to monday evening. that's a potential problem. but then on tuesday, for actual election day, look out north georgia through the carolinas and the delmarva peninsula. one thing is for sure, the ohio river valley to the tennessee river valley, that's wh

the market i am is the gulf of mexico. very early when i came in to the -- never try to forecast the price. it is hard to say how this will impact the price. to -- could we get back i'm going to play game with you for just a moment. with a cut of one million barrels a day, where can we get back to? >> i do not know. manus: your hope is for that. is your threat to the market from u.s. share? >> difficult to face about that that -- it is difficult to say something about that. have going to produce, we our program, so it is difficult to say. manus: you mentioned a number of different refineries. i know you are in the middle of doing a joint venture. where is that? can you update me? process,to find the but we need to -- we already defined the process. it is very difficult. what we are having is they are reviewing the venture that we made. i think the new administration will review that. they have a decision in january. manus: what do you look for the most? if you had your choice for the new administration, what would you say