, and the historic part of hess is also half or 100% so you're not paying something for hess it was justurday in the election in giania the stock was down 12% the weird part is the part that seems to have emerged as a challenger was the coalition that actually signed the contract there is no doubt that this is a subject of negotiation and it's an uncertainty, but this is a major oil find in a company that is not undervalued went up very sharply and it's come down very sharply and we think it's attractive separate from oil pricing. >> we've got a few of your these ease out john, thank you and good to check in with you. >> great to be with you. >> just in terms of this rally and how to find beaten down stocks and whether to know whether that's safe to go in after a move like this, what would you tell people? >> you don't necessarily know it's safe, honestly, but what you can say is when stock prices go down a lot, risk comes out of them it doesn't go into them. yes, it's still a downtrend and this market got us back only a couple of days of losses, back to where you were with the fedd rais

. >> reporter: joe benvenudo says when he sets hess mind to something he's all in.it came to college he applied to just one. when he decided to help those less fortunate he found a way to make that happen, too. in order to plan a financial future, a person needs two things. finances. >> i just want to give you the lay of the land. >> reporter: and a future. >> this is what we call a retail -- >> reporter: and while joe benvenudo never mentions that second part, it is the most powerful message he is sharing with this group, though it may not have always felt this way, they do have a future. >> yeah. but they're here with us. >> reporter: the young people are from oakland's covenant, a residential program for those emerging from homelessness. >> we help everybody. >> reporter: and joe, a charles schwab vp and branch manager is offering his and hisstaff's time to introduce them to the basics of financial planning, a need that may have felt impossibly distant to this audience not that long ago. >> getting them started now and providing the information now, that'shat we'

castro valley, around hess pairon boulevard seeing is brief downpours. it is light to moderate around san jose, santa clara and willow glen. it's not going to be very long, steady light rain in the north bay. wider perspective soing you the system is continuing to send bands of moisture into our area. i'll be back to let you know how long this is going to last and if it will impact your morning commute. >> thank you. >> a cracked and leaning pg&e power pole is still standing months after marked for replacement. >> neighbors are worried it's one storm away from coming down. unser hassan is live in pacifica with more. >> reporter: if you look up there, this pole is crack and tilteding about two feet. if you look down here, you can see where pg&e tag this had pole back in august for replacement. now the concern for the families on the street that a strong windstorm could knock this pole down. >> these photos clearly show where this power pole in his front yard is cracked. >> yesterday i noticed the lean is much more pronounced and looks like it's going to c

. >>> back to college baseball, jarod hess let his boys loose at number 2 kansas.gh place to play. 3-point lead. final seconds. vick drained the 3 to send it into overtime. in the extra period, vick again. we're done here. stanford dropped a heartbreaker, 90-84. >>> well, you know what's not a heartbreaker? let me show you what's going to happen coming up on tuesday as i continue to flap my limbs. i'm waiting for the next tape to actually roll. holiday heros is back. this is the holiday party of the year for kansas, at at&t park. been going on forever. thrills, chills, games. speaking of games, it benefits all kinds of underserved kid, like these kids playing musical chairs at the family house, who we talked to today. >> the party is so good, that if a kid went to sleep and dreamt what would the best holiday party be, it would be holiday heros. they're able to have a great deal of fun, which is incredibly important during the child's treatment for very serious illness. >> i love going. i have fun myself. i'm like a big kid. but then knowing there's so many children

fantastic visibility but would not see if you can see one hundred seventy kilometers all the way to hess and it has been shown you can also clearly see the bustle cokers were not in their own mountain signify it's a reason that her indian forest could be more beautiful than. when the weather's like this how about a romantic train journey to the summits. the rail service serving the hearts national park runs nine trains a day during the winter time. but many visitors prefer to do the journey uphill on foot. ever since the early one nine hundred ninety s. they know smith has been climbing the broken nearly every day. this couple are already on their way down tells them how when the weather's nice he has to go out he's an optimist rain or shine he hits the trail to have it all begin to winter is just starting most of this year doesn't really get going until february or march which is when we get snow drifts around to five meters deep but it lets in the last few years and take it off but i hope this winter will be a good one thousand nine hundred ninety eight thousand the time was in october

hess did kags toedication is ho celebrated.was a decorated navy pilot during world war ii, a congressman, cia director and vice president to ronald reagan. in 2012, marking his 80th birthday he sat down with his granddaughter jenna bush and what he thought about his own mortality and the afterlife. >> i used to worry about death and i don't anymore. i have a feeling there's an afterlife and i have a feeling it's a good one. >> who would you want to see first? >> depends if barbara pre-diseases me, probably go with her, but -- i think my mom and my father, and maybe robyn, our little girl that died. >> now he will be reunited with his deloved wife of barbara bush who passed away just eight months ago. joining me, from "the daily beast," tweeted george h.w. bush was an enormous success, in your opinion. what was his biggest accomplishment and what do you think made hick a success? i. wa >> i wanted to distinguish between being an enormous success as the public servant and as a human being. it was mixed as a president. decisions y

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up nearly 9% above $46 are b helping to push energy stocks higher exxon chevron, marathon oil and hess led higher todaes butte the surge oil prices are still more than 40% below the most recent high back on october 3rd. >>> and as bob pisani mentioned earlier, fed chairman jerome powell got a vote of confidence from the winte house a to the bullish sentiment on wall street. butev as liesman tells you now, the president's issue was the fed may go beyond the chairman. ident's top: the pr economic adviser affirming to reporters wednesday the president does not intend to fire federal reserve chairman jerome powell. >> is t cirman's job safe. >> 1090% yes. >> hundred one hers not in es on. >> yes. >> after numerous reports that president trump angry at the fed for raising rates have been asking dwirds if he has the power to fire jerome powell. the nominated powell to post in 2017. on christmas day the president continued his battle with the fed, though perhapsd softe his attacks up a bit. >> i have confidence but i think it will straighten. they raising rates becausehey think t economy is s

party here in germany which suffered so dearly in those past elections in the state of hesse and very aware they both still managed to form governments although in coalitions but they lost. ground about ten percent in the polls and that also continued a tendency from those past general elections that we saw here and they said that is the challenge so she knows she simply cannot afford to eighteen alienate the others also what was rather interesting on a personal level is that they spent so much time together during those eight regional conferences that they really and we saw this also throughout those q. and a sessions that they did in different regions they creating really do you see to i on a personal level and let's just remember these other things where things between countries often fail when their leaders don't able to find a basis for communication so with that recognition and clearly the dish mats drive that now he's launched this political comeback he wants to be here to stay you also has too much of a following and quite clearly as we see in this election result to simply fa

in nine hundred twelve austrian physicist victor hess carried out a daring experiment. but what it did was to put a lot of scope in a balloon where i mean it was quite a feat because he went back to something like five thousand meters. the first thousand meters a bit far. sitting in the little basket them and probably a little bit frightening but science is a little bit like that i mean. there is always a short at the very nature associated with. his observations surprised everyone. ok how you see what the movie the show you weren't sure you meant that whatever effects was causing that you got human stronger he went more far away from. the radiation evidently did not come from earth scientists would have to look some way further afield for the source. that eventually led to the study of cosmic rays. nearly one hundred years later that were continues here at the p.f. observatory. you. mr physicist pavane muckluck tells us what makes the facilities so special. if you want to know what is out there in the skies to start with what you can see with your own eyes you investig

kelly in hess tweet offered this fun fact.ter on the moon, the three-point line, get this, should be at 142 feet on a court about two football fields long. so brainy. >> yeah, well, you got to be to be an astronaut. police in los angeles believe a propane tank caused a box truck to explode in rush hour traffic yesterday. that blast shook the neighborhood of boyle heights just before 6:00. the truck was hauling scrap metal to the recyclers when a propane tank it was carrying exploded for some reason. local residents were startled by the sound. >> i thought it was a bomb. other people too, like it was a bomb, a bomb went off. everyone was kind of looking around. >> it was really, really scary, yeah. >> all of the apartments, like they just shook like it was an earthquake. >> nobody was hurt. the back of the box truck was eviscerated, but the cab wasn't damaged at all. the driver and his passenger walked away from the blast. >>> a very close call to report for a small plane that made an emergency landing on a southern california

. >> reporter: the editor said he thinks about hess five colleagues. the honor of being chosen as time person of the year recognizes this perilousstate. >> this very lovely recognition by "time" to put us on the cover, along with others, it a great honor. it is a terrible thing to win a great honor of any kind at such a cost. >> this as reporters and photographers were asked to pose for a picture. they thought it was for a story about the shootinghe today woke to find out they are on the cover of "time" zi ma. their co-workers honored as journalists who died in the war on truthful. >> i would ask the president to stop calling the press the enemy the people. i think when he's doing that, he is putting reporters like me all over the country at risk. >> the capital gaza set honoring with this memorial.a she wife of rob, killed at the gazette, s it is overwhelming. >> mixed feelings. bitter sweet. if the worst hadn't happened last summer, this would not be. we can't go back. we can't change what occurred. >> reporter:he tonight five victims will be honored

. >> yesterday we were doing an early christmas thing and dea n deacon, my son, got a hess truck butwith the batteries. that's the most beautiful thing in the world. >> but it has been played 30 times and then it will die in 30 days. >> i like the hess truck. >> i just say it's bren. >> happy shopping day to everybody out there. meantime, if you're going outside., look this is what you will be dealing with. it was all rain yesterday but it's slowing down a bit a you might catch dry periods but -- needless to say it won't be and l.a. k of day in d.c. >> no plus this is a cool story. an instrument that inspired a hollywood movie. the story when news 4 today contins.ue people aren't talking about how giant's delicious nature's promise turkey is free from antibiotics. they're not talking about our easy grab and go chicken wing trays. or that our sustainable shrimp wrapped in prosciutto makes the perfect appetizer. they're also not talking about our delicious spiral ham glazed with real honey. they're not talking, because they're eating. oh hello, that looks so good. at giant, it's the li

hess is a chess grand master. urschel's aspirations are a bit more modest. of the best in the united states. how far can he go with chess? >> off or on camera? >> the off camera answer on camera. >> john is a very talented player and i think his mathematical mind helps him and i think the competitive nature -- well, he's competitive in everything he does. so i think he can get really a lot better and he's working towards that goal. becoming a master. >> yeah. >> do you think he'll reach that goal? >> absolutely. >> reporter: if his past is any indication, you can count on it. >> if you have dreams, if you have goals, don't shut these things down. don't fit into certain stereotypes. don't think you can't have multiple aspirations. life's too short. it's too short to settle and to live someone else's dream. >> he's 27. 27. >> what a lovely guy. >> he really is. you can see this passion he has for math. and he wants kids to sort of be coached in something like math the way they're coached in football and it's developed and that love that kids have in an athleti

of its ten officers, six have deficiencies in their records or the background pr hess.n the nbc washington app. >>> new this morning, president trump returned from a trip to iraq. the president and first lady visited troops stationed in iraq. it was the president's first trip to a combat zone in his current term. he ao stopped in germany. stick around and watch the "today" show for the latest on his trip. >> members of congress return to capitol hill today after their christmas recess. this comes on day six of the partial government wmshutdown. laakers need to come up with a spending bill that the president will sign into law in order to keep or reopen the government. hundreds of thousands of federal workers do not know when they will be paid. >>> meanwhile, d.c. mayor muriel bowser is puttinge pressn the president. in a letter, she said a government shutdown has no winners and asked him to end the impasse f the sake of everyone in the district. stay with news 4 on air and on the nbc washington app for the latest. >> there's a check of the five-day forecast. clouds movi

monday now, the surge in oil prices pushing energy stocks higher as well we're looking at marathon oil, hessllips and anadarko leading those names despite the surge today, oil prices are still off more than 40% from their 52-week high on october 3rd. back over to you >> leslie, thank you very much let's hop over to the cme group and get the santelli exchange. good morning once again, rick. >> good morning, carl. you know, as i look up at interest rates, they have had a pretty good-size drop. look at november 1st to today. look at the double tops at just under 3.25 in 10s and we're trading right around 275 but we also forget we need almost to remind ourselves whether an analyst, an economist, a strategist, a trader, a manager of portfolios, all have to remind themselves almost on a daily basis that it is different this time i hear so many comments, especially with the issues regarding our president, the head of the central bank, what's going on in the markets. we talk about, for example, the pace of other corrective or reversals of policy from stimulus to tightening we look at this particular

this is near the intersection of hess pairian boulevard and wynton avenue.he truck sticking out the restaurant's front windows. officials say the truck was head south when it collided with a vehicle that was turning right onto the street. the truck was hit, lost control and smashed through the windows of the restaurant where we are told the dining roop was packed. five injured diners were taken to the hospital to be checked out and paramedics on the scene examined and evaluated another two dozen or so. no workers were injured. the extensive cleanup weapon on for hours. there was glass and debris scattered everywhere. police are investigating what happened. we don't think it was weather related because this call happened before the rain came through this area. we are told that the person that was taken to the trauma unit, we don't know the extent of the injuries but the fire department suggested they might be held overnight for observation because the injuries were more serious than those of the others. >>> one lane is blocked at this hour on southbound 680 a

hess' office reached out to you about sitting down for an in-person interview with the president?> rudy: yes, there are several unpaid parking tickets back in 1986-87 that haven't been explained. >> chris: seriously. >> rudy: seriously. unpaid parking tickets. >> chris: to interview the president? >> rudy: good luck. after what they did to flynn, the way they trapped him into perjury and no sentence for him, 14 days for papadopoulos, i did better on traffic violations. >> chris: when you say good luck, no way, no interview? >> rudy: they are a joke. over my dead body, but i could be dead. >> chris: do they want to speak to the president? what they did to general flynn should result in discipline. they are the ones were violating the law. looking at a noncrime collusion. the other guys are looking at a noncrime campaign violation, which are not violations, and they are the ones who are violating the law, the rules, the ethics and nobody wants to look at them. they destroyed strzok's and paige's texts. 19,000 texts. they wou >> chris: mayor thank you. i love it and please come back.

independently evaluate everything, what the government wants, what the defense wants and everything that hessing which is much more than what we're seeing. i can understand how based on all that, not knowing all of the details he said this is too serious. this -- you have betrayed your country. and, you know, he wasn't prepared to give him no jail time. >> so then what -- he says i'm not prepared to give you no jail time. he recesses. this is serious. i know you guys have come together and the prosecution says no jail time and you don't want any jail time. but this is serious what you did. he recesses and comes back and says do you want to consider a postponement and the idea is you're not completely done cooperating, is the inducement there, harry, that if you get all the way through and give them everything maybe you still have no jail time in the end of it? >> that's an inducement. i think he is pretty much done cooperating. there have been four different postponements. mueller said in his memo he's substantially done cooperating. but i think what he was saying is, would you like to take a de

it's no way to speak up $5 billion, for political boone i heard the president and hess allies in theay democrats don't support border security. nothing could be further from the truth. democrats have always been for smart and effective ways to secure or border. we are pushing for technology like drones and sensors and inspection equipment. every single proposal we made to the president includes $1.3 billion for border security. the trump shutdown provides zero dollars for border security. i have never supported a border wall. and i challenge anyone on the hard right to find a time when i or any expert has supported a wall like what the president has proposed. so, where do we go from here? well, three proposals are on the table. two by democrats. leader nancy pelosi and i. one by leader mcconnell. each of which would reopen the government and provide $1.3 billion in border security. we are also open to discussing any proposals with the president as long as they don't include funding for the wall. but in order for an agreement to be reached, all four congressional leaders must sign off

. >> donald trump is not accused of a crime in hess documents, but they point the finger, they get the investigation closer to donald trump. >> during the campaign and then after the election the president and his inner circle repeatedly denied any contact with russia. >> i have nothing to do with russia, folks, okay? i give you a written statement. nothing to do. >> president trump's response to his former fixer's latest bombshell? a series of increasingly inflammatory tweets and public statements. >> he's a weak person and what he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence. so he's lying about a project that everybody knew about. even if he was right it doesn't matter. because i was allowed to do whatever i wanted during the campaign. i was running my business, a lot of different things during the campaign. >> the so-called moscow project got under way in september 2015. with a meeting in manhattan between michael cohen and his old friend, feel felix seder, a long-time associate of donald trump. >> felix seder is one of the most colorful characters in whole russia investigation. he's a

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looked like me, names with ugly, bladed edges, names to make us smaller, quieter, less boisterous, hessof ourselves -- less of ourselves. >> sunday at 9 p.m. on "after words," the book, "the oh side of -- the other side of freedom." he's interviewed by derek johnson. .. we can make something and i'm always mindful. the thing about the tax bill. if they can rewrite that then talk to me we have to wait 2000 years to end

hess down 4.33%. anadarko down 4.75% and newfield down. can you believe when things look this bad, it's the housing sector that seems to be gleaning sunshine here? it's had a dark cloud hanging overhead for months but november housing starts where they break ground on new construction, actually rose 3.2% from a downwardly revised october as home builders bet on specifically apartment buildings. even with that rise last month, though, housing starts are still down more than 3% year over year. regardless, as i said, the sun is shining on home builders. toll brothers, tripoint group, d.r. horton, everybody up anywhere from 1% to 2.66%. >>> breaking news right now, just days after president trump said he would gladly take the mantle and quote, proudly own a government shutdown if democrats refused to pony up $5 billion for the border wall, chuck schumer, the senate leader for the democrats, just said -- okay. democrats are very -- say that again? i'm sorry. very seriously considering a short-term spending bill from republicans. so i know that

his name is rudolph hess, he was brought in after the war and put in a very good testimony about what happened and auschwitz. he was very, very truthful and what he confessed. and some of the numbers, some of the accurate numbers, gas chamber numbers, the record numbers that he quoted were 5000 people were killed every day in the gas chamber. and that was the record but actually the number was higher because they were burning people outside so, the people he couldn't burn in the crematorium, they had to burn outside. can we have the next life? so here you can see an ss photo where the prisoners had to dig these huge ditches outside and they would put the corpses in the ditches and they would pour gasoline on them and they would burn them, the bodies in the ditches. so, basically what happened here was if they were killing say, 7000-8000 people are day in the gas chambers they couldn't burn them in the crematorium because the crematorium could only hold so many people. they would burn them outside so this is why the numbers are much higher or can be much higher than just 5000 a day. ca

the secretary of defense did senators were not satisfied with that briefing they insisted that gina hess will come because she had gone to turkey she'd listen to those tapes and when she did they were livid dick durbin a democratic senator says he wants the entire senate to be briefed immediately they've only got a little over a week before they take a break for the winter break members of the house we are told are likely to hear from haskell as well that comes from u.s. officials who did not want to disclose their names but everybody on capitol hill now seems to want to hear from gina haskell and they want some reaction so the white house has to consider what it's going to do now the pressure is only increasing daryn all right john so what are the options open then to president from given these latest developments. well you heard mike hanna talk about some of the things they want to do on capitol hill there is a real push to stop u.s. aid to the saudis in their war in yemen as a matter of fact some senators voted in a preliminary vote sixty three to seven to invoke the war powers act th

his name is rudolph hess. he was caught after the war and put in a very good testimony about what happened in auschwitz. he was very, very truthful in what he confessed. and some of the numbers, some of the accurate numbers, gas chamber numbers, the record numbers that he quoted were 5000 people were killed every day in the gas chamber, and that was a record, but actually the number was higher, because they were burning people outside, so the people they couldn't burn in the crematorium they had to burn outside. can we have the next slide? so here you can see an s.s. photo where the prisoners had to dig these huge ditches outside, and they would put the corpses in the ditches and they would pour gasoline, and they would burn the bodies in the ditches. so basically, what happened here was that if they were killing, say, seven or 8000 people a day in the gas chamber, they couldn't burn them in the crematory, because the crematory could only burn so many people, they would burn them outside. that's why the number

we talk about a market for health care in america, but there really is getting hess and less of a market -- less and less of a market. and so at the same time, working people -- those that we should have in mind when we think about populism -- have massive financial insecurity as a result of the way that we approach health insurance. and i think there too much of an ideological approach has been taken where there's been this notion that you can't have anything resembling government-run health care and, therefore, we can't even think about insurance and so on and the single-payer direction that would give people that peace of mind that is so important because we don't want state-run health care. no, we don't want state-rub health care, but -- state-run health care, but i think the problem is we lump together two very distinct parts of the policy debate. we treat health insurance the same as health care. of course it's true that people want choice in health care, and it's going to lead to innovation if we can have choice in markets operating just as in any other sector. but no one really w

looked like me, names with ugly, bladed edges, names to make us smaller, quieter, less boisterous, hess of ourselves -- less of ourselves. >> sunday at 9 p.m. on "after words," the book, "the oh side of -- the other side of freedom." he's interviewed by derek johnson. .. we can make something and i'm always mindful. the thing about the tax bill. if they can rewrite that then talk to me we have to wait 2000 years to end the incarceration. there was a clear and present reminder that people made this up. but we can also go pretty quickly. >> watch booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> all right thank you. welcome, everybody. my name is robert mahoney executive director. i would like to welcome our guest, the media, friends of lindsay wholesome. and of course our guest, we are here to discuss her new book which is a biography of the famous u.s. journalist, marie colvin. lindsey hilsum, let me tell you a little about her before we start the discussion. she is known to many of you. lindsey is british and started life i am told as an aid worker inlet american africa. their progress were journalis

venezuelan move aggressive, exporting 45% of the news deepwater discovery, with with having 25% and hessas been on track for its were sent you performance since 1981. yvonne: generating improved possibility in cash flow, putting a raise in the background for tesla. the company has turned the corner on model three production and demand look strong in 2019 and beyond. shareholders have endured swings exceeding 20% in either direction amid concern about elon musk's behavior and tweeting. rishaad: that gap closing a major new york store next month, a three-story location at 685 fifth avenue. the chief executive saying last month that gap may close hundreds of underperforming stores and the value of some flagship locations was being scrutinized. stocksrising with most on wednesday, but have lost a quarter of their value this year. showing signs of overcoming a cash crunch with an activity indicator measuring animal spirits moving two notches up in november. rishaad: let's get more on this as we get over to our southeast asia economy reporter. which indicator saw an uptick? and one? -- why? >>

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some names under pressure include hess this as oil continues to fall fairly sharply, touching a 15 month russian output story west texas intermediate prices lost no more than 35% of value since october, that's a trade to watch the coming days as well. back downtown to you guys at the stock exchange >> thank you very much i will take it >>> now time to ask sara, what is coming up on "closing bell? >> the final hour of trade has been so dramatic, swinging a few hundred points all over the place and to the down side lately we're going to track the markets, tell you how to position your portfolio, no matter what the fed decides in under 24 hours also, some earnings on tap, fedex and micron we have reaction, analysis, and all of that coming up at 3:00 p.m. eastern time, since you asked. >> thank you look forward to watching. >> this show is still more fun >> fun in a different way. love them both >> see you this afternoon, sara. >>> when we come back, oracle's mark hurd is with us on the results and future of the cloud. "squawk alley" starts in a minute >>> good morning it is 8:00 a.m. at ora

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