hamm questioned him about his research. >> it was expressed to me that i have the academic freedom to do what i want. but academic freedom and the freedom to say whatever, whenever, and to whoever i want. those are two different things. >> harold hamm is one of the single largest donors to the university, having contributed over $30 million. >> president boren sits on the board of hamm's oil company, continental resources. in the meeting, hamm expressed his concerns about how talk of man-made earthquakes could look bad for the industry. >> he basically said you have to watch how you say things. >> do you think it's appropriate that harold hamm is tellin' you that you need to be careful how you say things? >> well, there are a lot of people that were tellin' me i need to be careful how i say things. >> hamm declined our request for comment. it wasn't the only time holland faced pressure. in february 2014, a university dean, larry grillot, who has never worked for the oklahoma geological survey, wrote a position paper for the agency which concluded that the majority of oklahoma's recent

. >> so he joins mia hamm and magic johnson, also co-owners of the team.

one of them, jon hamm. jon hamm plays a character named derek childrens. explain that real quick. >> derek childrens, he's the illegitimate son of the hospital's founder, mr. childrens. [ laughter ] >> seth: you would assume a children's hospital because it's a hospital for children, but no. >> it may or may not be. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> seth: and you created it. >> it's only seven seasons in. we'll tackle that someday. >> seth: jon hamm, heart-breaking for people like you and i because he's very funny and very hand some. >> no kidding, right? >> seth: what's it like having >> he's the funniest person on set. infuriating. [ laughter ] you know he's the voice of mercedes. >> seth: yeah. >> and he was -- we were just hanging out on set, and he got a phone call and he went, "oh, sorry, hold on, this is probably mercedes." [ laughter ] and you -- when they get those jobs, it's the dream job. >> seth: yeah. >> because you get like a new car every year. >> seth: right. >> i pulled up next to this awesome mercedes, and i walked in, and i was like, "hey, j

we will be speaking to harold hamm.e thinks -- find out when he thinks oil prices will stabilize. ♪ jonathan: good morning. we are about 50 minutes from the opening bell. futures higher here in the u.s. as well. there futures up 115 points. s&p futures up 15 points. , stable for a fourth straight day. wti, a drop below $30 a barrel for the first time in over 12 years. 31.39 per barrel. stephanie: turmoil continues in the oil markets. wti crude hitting below $30 per barrel but recovering just a bit today. here to give us his views on how all of this will play out, continental resources ceo harold hamm joining us now. here's alix steel. fall, did he saw wti you expect that? is.ld: it is where it markets works by demand. the lower it goes, the shorter time it will be there. it will play out like that. we see several things that will move the market higher throughout this year. we are close to that point on price. higherany analysts see prices at the end of this year. you have to model your production on some price forecast

hamm, not to me. if he will direct zsh he will either answer them himself or direct it to another commissioner. keep your questions in relation to the report and the activities of the commission. so with that, we'll begin. john donnalley, congressional quarterly. >> can you talk a little bit about some of the feedback you've received and the briefings you've received so far and a little bit about what kind of pushback you expect going forward, maybe preempt some of the arguments you expect to get. >> as we briefed the various organizations that i have just -- for the most part, they have not had the opportunity to read the report. some of the staff had the opportunity to review the classified annex. so we think that review -- we know that review is ongoing now. we actually expect a more full discussion in the coming days. so the first discussions were simply to say frankly, we were mostly in transmit, saying here's what we did, hooer's what we dfound. and we're expecting here is the dialogue. >> so i

where heidi hammes discovered in tonight's report card temperatures continue to tumble were heading into the single digits but we will weather forecast >> all new at nine they say all dogs go to heaven unfortunately you know the box will not get there anytime soon after surviving a horrible encounter with a porcupine he had to run up on christmas eve only to turn up on a porch and parker with a face full of this prickly thorns now he is recovering but will soon need a new home and. >> certainly been a rough couple of weeks for a one -year-old boxer mix can now load right now he of the body's enduring council rock at the search for him began on christmas eve ended this morning but no one expected to find him like this when shawna jen page woke up to find a dog cuddle up on their front porch i saw white all over their face at that maybe he was frosted when they looked closer they so porcupine calls covering his face he was trying to take his techie managed to get him food that the police called and managed to get them wrapped up in a blanket finally the parker police department husban

i also want to echo the comments of chairman hamm concerning the all-voluntary force. i am personally very concerned about the future of what we call the all-voluntary force. i believe we may be reaching a breaking point. so we have to do all that we can to sustain this vital piece of our defense architecture? as the commission traveled around the country, soldiers and leaders and the guard and the reserves told us that they were not being used to levels they expected. those who joined the national guard and the reserves fully expect to be deployed, and they indicated that they were d disappointed when they weren't used. now, this is a bit of an eye-opener for me, and i think for the commission. this gets at the heart of the all voluntary force. our soldiers are all just volunteers. they have freely made up their minds to serve this great country. then we heard that they are becoming disappointed about what they volunteered to do in the first place. this is what concerns me. this is what makes the whole thing tragedy jill and a little delicate piece of our defense arch

harang gets roll harold hamm will join us today. we're talking crude price with him and see what he sees in the future. >> among the other stories we're watching today. the fed must assess economic data as it unfolds. >> stop the presses. >> and carl icahn knocking down media reports that said he was buying up shares of time warner. speaking to scott, the activist says he doesn't own one share and adds that it annoys him that certain speculators use his name to make profits at the expense of other shareholders. >> well, when carl gets annoyed. >> you might remember that i took a stake in time warner in 2006 and earn urged the company to split up but i'd say successfully. >> he gets annoyed a lot though. >> starbucks planning to open up 500 stores in china in year. they haven't seen any slow down even as other companies blamed the cooling economy for soft results at 4:00 p.m. eastern time howard schultz will be on closing bell and talking about china and a lot more. >> a developing story out of turkey this morning, an explosion in a

harold hamm was a bit more constructive.sgrove, who covers drilling and oil fields, think? he is with us in new jersey. how much, and these production levels, are underwater? >> it is hard to quantify, but if you think about lifting cost across the u.s. enp sector, they read between the midteens to the mid to high 20's. on a full cycle basis, some people like to point to that if you are bullish. if you look at any emp presentation right now, those prices are nonexistent on any of those charts. not: what also is nonexistent is stripper wells. of oilg a small amount but significant to the overall production profile in the u.s. if you look at how much is uneconomic at these prices, $20, day, nowand barrels a 200-6000 barrels a day of oil underwater. >> that analysis assumes a gas price of natural gas of $2.50. take up another 5000 barrels a day every 25% move in the gas price. per daya 50,000 barrel decline in every five dollar move in the group price. stripper wells produced 10% of u.s. production but they make up about 80% of

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hamm, not to me. if he will direct zsh he will either answer them himself or direct it to another commissioner. keep your questions in relation to the report and the activities of the commission. so with that, we'll begin. john donnalley, congressional quarterly. >> can you talk a little bit about some of the feedback you've received and the briefings you've received so far and a little bit about what kind of pushback you expect going forward, maybe preempt some of the arguments you expect to get. >> as we briefed the various organizations that i have just -- for the most part, they have not had the opportunity to read the report. some of the staff had the opportunity to review the classified annex. so we think that review -- we know that review is ongoing now. we actually expect a more full discussion in the coming days. so the first discussions were simply to say frankly, we were mostly in transmit, saying here's what we did, hooer's what we dfound. and we're expecting here is the dialogue. >> so i

hamm says: "i'm reading things. texts most texts." considering it an academy awards indicator, this year's golden hoping for a repeat performance at the oscars next month. in hollywood, fox news. we'll tell you how you helped feed winter. the morning x is back in 2 minutes this morning we with a look at how served because of your generosity... kristen klein of st patty leesman of me this has been an food from the heart. i am thrilled to announce that i remember chatting about the goal just a couple of months ago and worrying about whether a goal of 100,000 meals was too aggressive. i am so excited to see that we had nothing to be concerned about! here is a breakdown of the weekly totals in pounds and meals. weekly totals 17-nov 24-nov 1-dec 8-dec 15- dec 21-dec 29- dec 6-jan lbs this week 22700 22751 23362.5 22750 18812.5 19775 17850 6300 total lbs 22700 45451 68813.5 91563.5 110376 130151 148,001 154301 meals this week 18160 18200 18690 18200 15050 15,820 14280 5040 total meals 18160 36360 55051 73251 88300 104120 118400 123440 i can

>> well, scott, they think it could be very bad, and you heard harold hamm talk about long-term moneya lot of it is in debt. we are increasingly looking at the bond market. you talk about what the stocks are doing every day. let's look at the debt. debt people will say they're the real sort of foretellers of what will happen. these are just a few select names looking at stocks and high yield bonds. this is the high yield bond move, and a lot of these companies, guys, you know, are very small now because the market cap over the last -- ultra petroleum, jones energy, peabody energy, that's a coal company, obviously. their bonds have fallen 42% in just a matter of weeks. you have others, range resources, comstock, the list is too long. we'll mention some more at 2:00 today. you have to focus on the debt because this long-term money that harold hamm just talked about, a lot of that is leveraged up. there's only a couple of outcomes here. you can do a dealt swap like chesapeake did a couple of weeks ago. we're going to give you 50 cents on the dollar. you can do equity capital raise. proba

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hamm: they do have some long-term choices.y few have that they have to go underpin the lower it goes, the short time it is going to be there. that is the way the market works. stephanie: i am the house optimist, so i do not like to talk about markets going red or taking the leg down. are you telling us that is what is in store? >> well, the color red has been there for a while and i do not think it is going out of fashion. to talk about iran, you have to ask if the market is pricing in new volume. the question is how much new volume. expectations are between 300,000 and 500,000 barrels per day. we tend to think it is closer to the lower end of the range, but if it were to be at the higher end of the range, or where to come back faster and more aggressively than expected, then that certainly could be what an oversupplied market wouldn't want to see and could scare it further to the downside. >> as if it could not get any worse -- you are the biggest miner in the world with the commodities hurting you. having to take close to $5

alix: more on my conversation with harold hamm after the break.on what leverage he has to pull in order to survive these low prices. ♪ scarlet: we want to up do you -- update you on gopro, stock down 22% after its cutting 7% of jobs. it gave a plenary fourth-quarter revenue --preliminary fourth-quarter revenue that missed analysts estimates. alix: more on oil and my interview with continental resources ceo harold hamm, one of the pioneers of the shale industry. he explain why he's not going to be hedging oil at this point. guest: people are starting in production. -- shutting in production. we have already done the same thing, we will do some more. it gets to a certain point where you don't have to sell. you shut them in. that the number differs all over the board. str -- speople shot in hut in stripper production. one thing everybody is missing. 4-6%rical decline has been on a conventional race horse. with horizontally drilled fields, the reason you do that is to accelerate production and decline rates. these decline rates are about 20% more on a

. >> john hamm for his final season and first year computer hacker series "mr. robot" caught best drama and "mo skart in the jungle. "and ra chel plume was surprised, too. >> oh my god. >> winning best actress for crazy ex-girlfriend. ovation for sylvester stal loan for best supporting actor in "creed." >> i'm going to thank my d rocky balboa for being the best friend i ever had. >>> mexico has bego under the process ofg lord el chapo to the u.s. more on the lead up to his capture, it's all starting to sound like a bizarre hollywood >> reporter: the mexican law enforcement officials say mexican authorities want to speak as to sean penn and a mexican soap opera star about their secret trip lord el chapo guzman. it is believed to be his first article in decades, published by magazine overnight. guzman admitted that drugs destroy but says unfortunately, other way to survive. asked if he was prone toence, his mom says, all he does is defend himself. guzman only agreed to take the questions and after a previous -to-face meeting days before a failed october raid. acco

. >> it was also last call for done draper with jon hamm winning best actor in a tv drama. >> thank you so much. >> and one more round for sylvester stallion who took him best supporting actor for a role >> i want to thank my imaginary friend rocky balboa for being the best friend i ever had. >> lady gaga added a golden globe to go along with her grammy. >> i wanted to be an actress before i wanted to be a singer. >> as star of "american horror story: hotel:" >> one of the greatest moments in my life. >> and to programmingy henson won for ""empire"" for cookie before passing them out. >> my treat. newcomers. >> "mozart in the jungle." >> and actress brie larson that won for "room". >> and "mozart in the jungle" and mr. usa's mr. robert, tv's best comedy and drama. >> disgusting, pill-popping, sexual deviant scum. >> ricky gervais didn't hold back in his fourth go round as host. >> he's also the only person who ben affleck hasn't been unfaithful to. please welcome matt damon. >> and shared the night's most uncomfortable moment with mel gibson. >> you don't need to leave your drink here.

>> jon hamm's big date.ow do you make her feel special. >> well -- >> and his brush with porn. >> that was one in a series of jobs that i've had to make money when i was not working as an actor. >> sofia vergara's commercial success, how she was discovered chilling in a by kikibikini. >> and

david: that was harold hamm earlier on bloomberg television.ow jones down about 2%. 2.2%.p 500 down about this is bloomberg markets. more after the break. ♪ david: welcome back. let's go to the markets desk. julie hyman is there. flustered by all that's going on in the markets. the selloff is accelerating. likened ital twitter to a flushing toilet. it hasn't been a pretty market for the bulls this year. the s&p 500 down and the nasdaq is leading the declines, down more than 3%. at oilake a look again prices. we have seen them move lower as well. as $29.96.ed as low above% now and holding $30 barrel. below $30 aady gone couple days ago and then came back up. but we see wti selloff and stocks are selling off. there is a hold risk off sentiment in the market right now. you can see the intraday move mirrored by the other averages -- just a long slide with the dow jones down by 3%. the nasdaq is down by nearly 10%. down 9.5 far in 2016, percent. i've been trying to chart whether we have reentered corrections. is the s&p 500. before the august and se

jon hamm stole the show. and that raj ji p. henson won. >> cookies for everyone tonight. >> reporter: who all got the cookies? leonardo dicaprio, you took the cookie. that is a contract. >> reporter: you heard it here first. cookie lions e lyons is calling. we haven't got sboon the bleep of it all. the fashion, the fashion, the fashion coming up. >> you look beautiful. >> she sure does. >> thank you, thank you. >> a lot more coming up. >> i was so happy for sylvester stallone. he was here recently. he took pictures with everyone. >>> now to the top-secret meeting between sean penn and the world's most notorious drug lord. their communication helped recapture him. matt gutman has the latest. >> reporter: it was a hollywood hand shake staged to prove that sean penn met narco king el chapo guzman. actress kate del castillo to a mexican hideout. hoping the starlet would make a bio-pic about his life. rewarding them with this. his first-ever interview dedicating it to -- [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: in a raling stone article pu

jon hamm closed up his mad men career. 18 years after a screenwriting globe, matt damon captured what for acting. >> i have to thank my kids, i told them if i got on tv i would say something to them. >> kate winslet won her fourth career globe. >> i' m extremely surprised. supporting actor, sylvester stallone print the earned his first award for creed. >> i want to thank my imaginary friend rocky balboa. >> a golden moment on a golden night. michelle: coming up, the today show is on the red carpet. they show us their favorite moments from last night there it --. >> we have your complete wrap. we talked to the biggest stars in the red carpet. we' ve got the fashion. we are one-on-one with all of the winners. we' ve got everything you need. that' s coming up this morning. michelle: the today show gets going here at 7:00. star wars continues smashing box the movie made $41 million this weekend. it' s the third selling movie of all time. in second spot was the revenant. that brought in $38 million. daddy' s home was in the third spot. harrison ford has a new record of his own. he is the h

jon hamm won. >> i was so happy about this. was thinking of sue because sue loves her some jon hamm. that's her hall pass and he's just, oh. >> somehow he graduated from the university of and made a success himself. >> mr. kansas. >> number one rank basketball team in america. >>> plenty of jokes throughout the show as well. what do you think about ricky gervais. he started off with a jab at caitlyn jenner. >> not as much as bruce jenner now caitlyn jenner of course. she became a role model for trans people everywhere showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes. she didn't do a lot of for women drivers . >> [laughter] >>> you can't have everything. >> a woman died in that accident. >> when he said that i was like ooh he went there. >> but that's ricky. >> he said i'm o probably going to offend somebody tonight. they said don't get to the point where someone wants to come to the stage and pull me off. he said i kind of want to get to that point. he said that's my goal here. >> will he a beer in fro