look at the rain making its way straight out of the gulf of mexico. that tells you very warm, moist gair is movur way, too. that's why i'm talking about those winds out of the south bringing us t much warmer temperatures over the next 24 to really 36 hours or smo ow, though, through 5:00, i expect this to be try. i don't expect any rain really before the sun goes down. maybe a couple of showerat but it. the rain really moves in after about 9:00. a few showers, but once again, it's around midnight tomorrow night that the rain moves in. it gets heavy at times overnight into early thursday morning. look at thursday morning, 5k0 a.m., l at the line developing here. this is such a strong storm. we could see a lineea ofer showers move through, maybe even thunder and lightning, not a lot. could be 40 miles per hour or higher on thursday morning as that system moves through. still seeing the rain by 10:00 a.m. then it moves out. the temperatures on thursday morning, 50s, but by the late afternoon, we're back into the 30s with the temperatures really falling. 5

the discovery was made at the british company's atlantis field just south of louisiana in the gulf of mexico b.p. as a tribute is fine to its new investments in what they call next generation technology b.p. has the biggest foot in the gulf of mexico of all energy companies and say they'll be spending more than a billion dollars to ramp up production from those oil fields estimates show b.p. could boost production to around four hundred thousand. barrels of oil in each day within the next decade currently the british oil giant creates around three hundred thousand barrels a fifty percent increase over the past five years b.p.'s stock has been rising over the past several days and trading at the new york stock exchange and so i know this will bump up following the announcement. and india has signed an agreement with iran to pay for crude oil it imports from the persian gulf in rupees a memorandum of understanding was signed following the u.s. allowing india and seven other nations to avoid u.s. sanctions and continue purchasing a radiant oil despite sanctions being imposed on the islamic stat

refineries in the gulf of mexico have a lot to lose since they specialize in mixing heavy even as welland crude with lighter oil produced in the united states russia has condemned the sanctions as illegal interference while china said they would lead to suffering for which washington would bear responsibility both countries have led to billions of dollars to venezuela and are concerned about new stress on debt payments. the failure to control corruption is contributing to a crisis of democracy across the world that's the verdict of the latest corruption perception index published by the nonprofit group transparency international the annual report ranks countries according to perceptions of public sector corruption largely by the business community the top and bottom of the list might not be surprising but there is a bit of movement in between. despite its dreary weather denmark regularly features in the top five on the world happiness index and maybe that's partly because the danes feel they can trust their public officials in recent years denmark and new zealand have consistently top

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refineries in the gulf of mexico have a lot to lose since they specialize in mixing heavy even as well and crude with lighter oil produced in the united states russia has condemned the sanctions as illegal interference while china said they would lead to suffering for which washington would bear responsibility both countries have lent a billions of dollars to venezuela and are concerned about new stress on debt payments meat production as one of the greatest contributors to climate change and the meat industry is a frequent target of critic from even mainstream consumers so what if you could have your meat without the four animal you holding pens no carcass no animal itself but just from a stem cell that's what one firm is experimenting with. a burger fresh from the lab something that could become normal not meat made from substitutes but from the cells of a living animal san francisco based justice developing chicken nuggets in the lab using stem cells mixed with proteins from plants such as monkey. we're not doing this to display this small scale farming ninety nine percent of the me

for us we're on the warm sector as the warm air makes it way out of the gulf of mexico to our region. so temperatures feel about double where they are today. warmer and dry tomorrow. at least for most of the day. the rain moves in tomorrow night. could get heavy at times and not just heavy rains. we're talking strong winds, too. i'm going to break it down for you, take it hourho by , show you when the rain mov in, when it moves out, because you know there's more cold behind it. >> we know it, thank you, ug. >>> jus in to our news room. the weather has caused floodin at wheaton public high school. a frozen sprinkler head burst just before 7:30 this morning. you can see the water sooeping down the walls. we're told the water is black but n it's sewage. it's the sedimt in the sprinkler. the school brought in teams to inspect tir quality and reported no problems other than a mess. >> looking at it makes me sick.c bell will have your forecast tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. you can always find the forecast for your neighborhood in our nbc washington app. >>> this evening we are working to l

gulf of mexico. i had the opportunity to visit mars platform over the summer. by the sophistication and technology that shell and other companies are deploying every single day. could you talk about how deepwater production will continue to be for the united states and for global energy needs. >> thank you. i am really pleased that you were able to visit over the summer is good to have the author. global deepwater production is vitally important to the industry but also certainly to shell. gulf of mexico production is really our caption now and well into the future. we look at it as a critical part of not only our foundation but our growth platform for the company. i think that the piece i will expand on is the technology piece which as you mention we have new technology being developed all the time and being deployed in all sorts of different ways. very much so in terms of keeping ourselves, our people and our infrastructure safe. some of the examples of that are, we now have a much better early to analogy that allows us to know when equipment might be near fa

this storm from canada great lakes, down to the gulf of mexico.kside, blizzard conditions in, denver omaha, wichita earlier. here it comes, the rain moving our way, the mild air moving our way, too, and the wind picking up. tomorrow afternoon we see winds wards of 30, 40 miles an hour at times. 6:00 p.m.,otice not much in the way of rain just yet. i think that rain holds offl untiven after rush hour is complete. by 10:00 the rain moves in, we see the heavierhr raingh the overnight hours, by thursday morning, 7:00 a.m., still mild here. temperatures could get into the 50s, maybe t mid 50s, with windy conditions as a line esvelops. that m through. look at the snow, not making its way here, we s shower activity in the afternoon, thursday night it'll be back into the 20s as far as the wind chill is concerned. we have much colder air moving in. rain arrives after the p.m. rush, heaviest during the thursday morning rush. an inch of rain and strong winds will beble with this storm system. the next couple days, 38 on friday and saturday on the cold side.

gulf of mexico. had the opportunity to visit your mars platform over the summer and i was impressed by the sophistication and technology that shell and other industry companies are deploying every single day. could you talk about how important deepwater production will continue to be for the united states and for global energy needs? >> yeah, thanks. and i'm really pleased that you were able to visit mars over the summer, mike, it was good to have you out there. global deepwater production is vitally important to the industry, but also certainly to shell. gulf of mexico production is really our cash engine now and well into the future, so we look at it as a critical part of not only our foundation, but our growth platform for the company. i think the piece that i will maybe expand on a little bit is the technology piece which, as you mentioned, we have new technology being developed all the time and being deployed in all sorts of different ways. very much so in terms of keeping ourselves, our people

but the idea that a border wall stretching from the pacific to the gulf of mexico would stop all drugs from coming into the country or illegal immigration is simply a mits. >> reporter: it's now just shy of the 21st day of the government shutdown. no deal in psychiatrist. >> the trail's worn out. >> reporter: here on the ground, these border agents, among the 800,000 employees who won't see a paycheck tomorrow. for ortiz and his clients, this day ends like so many others. a long journey, emotional days and more coming. matt gutman, texas. >>> next, lady gaga's mea culpa, why she used bad judgment clab rate being with r. kelly. ith r. kelly. ♪ be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections,

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these coastal communities will rvive into the later 21st century is to protect ourselves from the gulf of mexico. i realize in 300 years, this will probably be all open war. i mean, the sea will take us all over. what i'm trying to do with the levee system, what i'm trying to do,y ourselves two or 3 generations. it's just about impossible to include them into a levee system. it would cost probably $30 million, and it would nearly impossible because the salt conditions are so bad. you know, to build a flood-protection project, you have to have more benefits than cost. one thing that's not factored in the cost, they only look at the cost of the homes,th cost of the businesses, the infrastructure, but, you know, i don't know you put a price on it, but they do not consider the cost of a whole culture. [film advance clicks] [tom-tom playin comardelle: as displacement keepening and we just further separate our community, it'll just get lost. [men chting] man: turn to the left. comardelle: we learned about a national disaster resilience plan competition, swe submitted our plans. we worked to fit witthe

how can you call yourself a presidential candidate when you're drilling for oil in the gulf of mexico). garble ). moving on, stephen king of iowa faced accusations of racism mostly because of the racist stuff he says. today he defend himself by saying what's wrong with racism anyway? >> steve king defending himself after a newly accomplished article from the "new york times" saying he's not a racist but then the congressman questions why white nationalist and white supremacist is offensive. >> trevor: yeah! i'm not racist! calm down! ( laughter ) if he did something unforgivable like say mother (~bleep ) or dance on a rooftop, at least. moving to paris. >> the very first restaurant serving only nude diners in paris is shutting down. the restaurant has only been open 15 months. business has been suffering from a lack of customers. not many people want to show up naked. the nudist restaurant plans to close its doors for good on february 16. >> yeah, they had a good run. >> trevor: france's first nude restaurant is closing february 16 which means my valentines registration is still good

shipping oil to india should be what china is much higher in shipping oil across the gulf of mexico to louisiana to go to god like you to weigh in weigh in on that as well what other countries benefit from this from the sanctions. well whether come to harm by the sanctions was certainly q what do you worst main source of revenue i d's movement is the export of professional services and i when it talk about the export of professional services i mean not only medical doctors of these broadly advertise but in delhi in security operatives on the ground so clearly these would affect. us main source of revenue which is a much higher than what they receive from tourism from remittances so you would certainly have an impact with this and for doing what the ambassador have just say it but it will it will be force to put to i took a piece in the market but a significant these come and plus transfer costs will certainly undermine their capacity to get it right revenues and to keep up with expanding on the most important thing i think here to keep the loyalty of the military and the police all the

look thistr coming saight out of the gulf of mexico, pouring down rain as far north as chicago now. chicago is just on the edge of the rain/snow line. this is all heavy rain,an in southern illinois and parts of missouri. that's comingwa our tonight won't be a bad commute home. tomorrow morning's commute will be a disaster. heav rain and wind will really snarl the mngorhe re iscommut f through the day today really just cloudy skies and 40s. a few sprinkles possible for the evening commute, but not a big impact. here is late tonight.ro 5:00 a.m. tom morning, that's a powerful cold front coming through right during the art of the morning commute. winds could gust between 50 and 60 miles per hour with that rain early tomorrow morning. so azy c rainy morning on thursday. blustery and turning sharplyld will be in the 50s in the morning falling into the 30s tomorrow afternoon. then typical cold, winter weather for friday and the weekend. all right, jack taylor. be ready for that uglyid tomorrow morning. >> wow, wow. okay. so enjoy this morning but heaup or tomorrow. northbound on i-295 this

speaking of oil, bp discovering one billion barrels of crude oil at an existing oil field in the gulf of mexico announcing two new off shore discoveries and a major new investment in a nearby field bp shares with up about three-fourth of 1% >>> still ahead, the shutdown showdown rolls on. president trump blasting ghmocrats in a speesh last his comments and impact on your money straight ahead skblienchts zhount showdown. day 19 the president blasting democrats over border security in a big speech overnight his comments and wall street reaction straight ahead. >>> trade also center stage. talks between the u.s. and china wrapping up in beijing we'll take you there live. >>> and the january indicator. why this month's performance, even as early as it is, could mean good things for you and your money this year for some good news on this wednesday, january 19th, as worldwide exchange rolls on. ♪ the greatest, the greatest, the greatest ♪ >> welcome back and good morning. thank you for being with us here on cnbc. i'm brian sullivan let's get you up to speed on the markets, and we've had a little bit

female and only half that reach the executive level, like lori freeman, a general manager in the gulf of mexico. >> i personally set the bar high for myself, so a lot of the challenges that i think i went thgeugh were chall that i set for myself. >> now big oil is going big on hiring more women. helping themus is indy veteran katiemaynard, who vividly recalls a remark made by a man sitting nexto her on a flight. >> he said what's a pretty young lady like you doing in a dark, dangerous business like oil and gas? >> she decided to create pink petro, a for-profit company funded byhell andthers to reach out to women who may have never even considered a career in energy. >> the outreach to women is happening as oil prices are falling, which is providing an extra challenge i to anustry with an aging workforce that really needs a new generation of workers, male or female. >> we need to think about the marathon, it's not a sprint. >> i'm 40 now, but i don't remember growing up somebody saying, why don go to work at the plant, or you could be an engineer. ome of the women mentor each other about opportu

to the last three hundred twenty five i please to this house expressed its confidence in the gulf of mexico. i am living. the way that. i. in the wake of those votes the publication of a leaked government document on thursday added to the controversy over brags that the paper exposed the possibility of holding a second referendum in estimates that the whole process would take up to a year that includes seven months to lay the legal groundwork and a further three months at least for testing the actual question. the leak came as a surprise to many as to resume was has remained adamant that she will deliver on bragg's it and while downing street confirm that the paper is genuine it denied the government has been actively planning for a second vote it says the paper is purely for illustrate of purposes and has reiterated the p.m.'s position that britain will leave the e.u. meanwhile jeremy corbyn has set out the conditions under which he would support a second vote blue options are on the table including the public vote option which we make clear in our conference motion which was i have to rem

between the united unitedof america and the mexican states concerning hydrocarbon reservoirs in the gulf of mexico. it was okay to find time for that measure. in 2013, while complaining about finding time for other measures right now, during the shutdown found time to address security clearance, enhancement orm act. they found time for the small airplane revitalization act. found time to ensure that requirement for people operating commercial disorders are ep adopted. ow they don't want to bring up anti-bds legislation because we shouldn't be talking about anything else. time to vote on things and consider things like o extend the period during which iraqis employed by the united states, temporarily the fee or surcharge. i'm not downplaying the importance of these bills. to be a g there seems significant double standard. a significant partisan double because what's being complained about today is the same thing that was fine in 2013. to vote on a couple of istrict judges as well but now there is no time for that. people are saying that we shouldn't vote on this until the government is funded. i ha

from north dakota all the way down to the gulf of mexico, you can see the rain and snowci ased with this. i continue to watch more and more of the latest models. we may start off with snow, maybe a mix saturday at 2:00. watc what happens here a there's a lot of agreement with the models this time around. rain. that's what we'll deal with most of the day on saturday intond . now, sunday the cold air comes in. we see the rain changing back over to some snow possibly during the afternoon. but not a whole lot ofac mulation on the backside of this. this right now looks like a warmer rain eventeut we five to six days out. this could change. that's why we stay on top of it for you. 40ow degrees to, mostly sunny after a very cold start. chillyut nice. i really think tomorrow is going to be a pretty nice afsarnoon. on wednesday. watch out for the refreeze. high of 42. thursday night io friday i think this system goes a little too far north sohis isostly rain but could be a little bit of snow overnight thursday night. could make for aairly tough friday a.m. rush. friday going for 46. back to the c

this chart right here, this is oil you get on the gulf of mexico versus that, the spread rallying to highest in five years. it is heavier, sour, a type of oil venezuela sent to the u.s. and the type of oil at risk if there are sanctions or asset freezes. it also wind up hurting refiners and their margins. this dig even deeper into agribusiness. the company warned because of the u.s.-china trade war -- they are not alone. cargo ceo spoke to bloomberg in davos about the future of u.s. soybean farmers. >> we are sending some american beans to china with this 90 day cooling off period. but it certainly isn't anywhere near the volumes they were before. they are being supplemented with south american beans. remember, there were 30 million metric tons coming out of the country going into china. certainly we are not back to those volumes. what concerns me is even with we went back to normal, what has happened in china in terms of protein consumption patterns and sourcing, that concerns me. alix: joining me now is bloomberg's agricultural reporter mario parker, joining me in chicago. hey mario

wintry weather was seen over the past few days this area cloud pumping up the moisture from the gulf of mexico into that cold air that's why we have the very heavy snow now in the process of easing a little further east was but you can see how with the winds coming in from the south just getting up to around twelve thirteen cells just for new york and also for d.c. we had negative teens for members eventually the early part of the week so that really is something of an improvement well the flank still seeing some snow all that and will make its way through as we go on into friday process guys come back in the hobbit the freshening up once again just about getting about phrasing so we will notice that change but at least it will be dry by this day's drive to central pass and over towards the west full of us want to.

last three hundred twenty five countries that this house has expressed its confidence in the gulf of mexico i am. really. happy where i. was. in the wake of those photos the publication of the leaks government document on thursday added to the control the c. of a brac says the paper exposed the possibility of holding a second referendum and estimates that the whole process would take up to a year that includes seven months to lay the legal ground way and to fed the three months at least the testing that question now the leak came as a surprise to many with theresa may has remained adamant that she will to live on bread says while downing street confirmed that the paper is genuine it didn't. the government has been not to fully planning for a second voters it says the paper is purely for illustrated purposes and has reiterated the p.m.'s position that britain will leave the meanwhile jeremy corbin has set out the conditions under which he would support a second vote. all the options are on the table including the public vote option which we made clear in our conference motion which was i thi

like lori freeman a general manager in the gulf of mexico. >> i personally set the bar high for myself. a lotge of the chall i went through were challenges i set for myself. >> now big oil is going big on hiring more women. helping them as iustry veteran katie mainrd who vividly remarks made by a man sitting next to her on a olight houston. >> he said what's a pretty young lady like you doing in a dark dangerous business like oil and gas. >> she decided to create pink pet troll. a oil company funded comny for women. >> it's happening as oil prices fall which is providing extra calk to an industry with a anor agingorce that needs a new generation of workers male for female. we need to think about the marathon. it's not a sprint. >> i'm 40 now butr don't remem growing up somebody saying,ening you could be an engineer , u know. >> some of the women mentor each other about opportunities and the challenges like not always being recognized as a senior engineer. hen i walked in the room a person asked if i could put their coat up. >> but that's happening less and less. >> i work hard, want to

we had a problem a decade ago in the gulf of mexico. we met those obligations, huge obligations. e been expanding hubs. i think we produced 20% of what we have in the ground in the gulf of mexico. it's great for the united states. by using new technology, we image things, we can see the reservoirs easier. we found what we think are another billion barrels of reserves without having to drill to find them. maria: this is a really important part of the story, i think technology and the super computers that are being used. tell us about that. how significant is that and how do they work? >> well, it's a processing, so many -- you can do things today in a week that used to take several years for reservoir engineers to interpret. it's amazing. imaging just sort of pops out, makes it easier. it's still a bit of an art. there's an art involved but data, use of data is incredibly different than it was five, ten years ago. maria: do you need to keep investing in technology in that regard? >> absolutely. we've got all kinds of efforts in data analytics for everything we do, putting sensors t

wintry weather we've seen over the past few days this area clout pumping up the moisture from the gulf of mexico into that cold air that's why we have the very heavy snow now in the process of easing the little further east was but you can see how with the winds coming in from the south temperatures getting up to around twelve thirteen cells just for new york and also for d.c. we had negative teens for members eventually of the early part of the week so that really is something of an improvement more than flank still seeing some snow on that and will make its way through as we go on into friday prices guys come back in to have it really freshening up once again just about getting about freezing so really will notice that change but at least it will be dry by this day's drive to central pass and over towards the west full of ice part one of two well winter flowers still a possibility up towards the pacific northwest further south where we have got some cold it cold enough air into dallas temperatures at nine celsius betty getting up to around five degrees there for atlanta a twenty one for miami

of the oceans warming is creating devastating hurricanes. >> we have neof a class at sea in mexico. it centers on the protection of the world's smallest area in the gulf of mexico. i mean the gulf of california. you can see the video right here. at one point the fishermen tried to steal items from the environmentalists. there were no reports of injury. >> we have been dealing with the rain across the area. where does the rain stand right now? >> we do have some light to moderate rainfall. as this adds up, look at the past seven days. some areas are approaching eight inches of rain. santa rosa got 7 1/2 inches. san francisco got 1.73 inches. last sunday we picked up the bulk of the rainstorm. it does look like we are heading into another active weather pattern. we may have another storm series that will produce significant rainfalls. these numbers may change between now and next week. just to give you an idea, we could get up to three inches in these areas. these numbers may be high but it is something to watch for. at least the system for tonight is not a major deal. in fact, here is a front that is being stretched out. as a result, we do have rainfal

larry three hundred twenty five and please if this house has expressed its confidence in the gulf of mexico or. will it be the other way. just by to resume a's commitment to delivering on briggs that document revealed on thursday that the government has been exploring the possibility of a rerun of the vote the paper sets out a timetable for a second referendum indicating that the whole process could take up to a year that includes seven months to lay the legal groundwork and a further three months at least at least for testing the question it also discusses other practicalities including the length of time necessary for campaigning well initially media outlets questioned the authenticity of the leak however downing street confirms that it was genuine but denied the government was being actively planning for a second vote is that the paper is purely for illustrative purposes and reiterated the prime minister's position that brags it will go ahead meanwhile the leader of the opposition labor party has set out the conditions under which he would support a second vote blue options are on the ta

refineries in the gulf of mexico have a lot to lose since they specialize in mixing heavy even as well and crude with lighter oil produced in the united states russia has condemned the sanctions as illegal interference while china said they would lead to suffering for which washington would bear responsibility both countries have lent to billions of dollars to venezuela and are concerned about new stress on debt payments. well authorities in brazil have arrested five people in connection with last week's devastating dam co-ops to our engine ears employed by the german safety inspection company to zoom the other three worked for the mining company which owns the dam now the death toll has reached sixty five but that's expected to increase forty's believe that hundreds more are buried under the sludge that was released when the dam collapsed and search efforts are slogan residents in the devastated town of. now have been watching in shock and anger as one dead body after another has been pulled from the mud. the search for signs of life and devastated berman. here rescuers found a bus th

border from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean according to the company quantity would cost onlyabout one point five to two billion dollars considerably less than the physical border that's being discussed in washington and this would work night and day according to the company and be able to determine or distinguish rather between human beings and animals that are out there in the desert so it's possible some day that this could be an alternative in the company has been in touch in talks with politicians in washington and federal officials to make that someday a reality and he's from ecuador where a fire and a truck we have been a taishan has killed seventeen people and left twelve others injured a place in the country's largest city. was started by patients he set mattresses alight when trying to escape and he said looking to arrest the otherness and prices of the building.

shooting oil to india should be one of the trends much higher in shipping why don't go across the gulf of mexico to louisiana to go to god like carried away and weigh in on that as well what other countries benefit from this from the sanctions. well whether come to harm by the sanctions was certainly q what do you worst main source of revenue base movement is the export of professional services and i when it talk about the export of professional services i mean not only medical doctors of these broadly advertised but in delhi in security operatives on the ground so clearly these would affect. us main source of revenue which is a much higher than what they receive from tourism from remittances so you would certainly have an impact with this and for doing what the ambassador have just say it but it will it will be force to put to advocate this oil in the market but at a significant these come and plus transfer costs it will certainly undermine their capacity to get it right revenues and to keep up with expanding on the most important thing i think here to keep the loyalty of the military and the p

refineries in the gulf of mexico hava lot toose since they specialize in mixing heavy venezuelan crudeh lighter oil produced ithe united states. russia has condemned the sanctions as illegal interference, while china said they would lead to suffering for which washington would bear responsibility. both countries have lent billions of dollars to venezuela and are concerned about new stress on debt payments. brent: authorities in brazil have arrested five people in connection with last week's devastating dam collapse. two are engineers employed by the german safety inspection company tuv sud. the other three work for the mining company which owns the dam. the death toll has reached 65, but that is expected to increase. authorities believe that hundreds more are buried under the sludge that was released when the dam collapsed. search efforts are slow and residents in the devastated town of brumadinho have been watching in shock and anger as one dead body after another has been pulled from the muck. reporter: the search for signs of life in devastated brumadinho. here, rescuers found a bus