pleasure to be here with sylvia this morning let's start with the iaea.e have a fresh monthly report from the agency. here is what they have to say. the i aaea raised the global oi demand to 930,000 barrels a day up from 880,000 per day previously notable jump in demand growth expected in terms of the saudi-russia cuts, it is set to keep the market in a deficit through year end. chinese demand rose to 17.1 million barrels per day in september. we are tracking the strength of the chinese recovery the iaea says there is no material impact on the supply flows from israel-hamas war. that has been reapplflected in e oil price which has staiyed contained. really investors have taken the israel-hamas traders conflict in stride now the iaea, sylvia, suggesting no material impact that would make sense. >> it is a significant comment as you mentioned, when the october 7th event emerged, this was the main concern for the markets. what would the conflict mean for oil? i want to look at what the iaea said in terms of russian oil exports. as julianna just mentioned, ac

iran urged the uh un and iaea to take action to disarm the barbaric regime. russia also condemned the threat saying is israel appears to have admitted that it has nukes. israel does not publicly acknowledge its nuclear arsenal, nor does it allow international inspection of its nuclear facilities, but the regime is believed to possess some 400 nuclear warheads. press tv has conducted interviews with number of people in the war ravage gaza strip, they argue that the international silence and normalization of ties between some arab countries in israel have emboldened the occuping. which continues to conduct deadly strikes on the besieg territory. in my assessment, the american support for the israeli regime makes the united states absolutely biased towards israel, and subsequently, it cannot be fair player in any political process in the future, and will not even be able to preserve its interest in the middle east region. certainly, the failure implement international legitimacy resolutions and the international silence, as well as double standards in dealing wi

program, he said that uh, it is peaceful on the basis of the mpt, that's overseen and verified by the iaeat of the unjust war that... and carnage that and genocidal war that uh israel has exercised uh against the ghaza strip. i believe uh that should be some of the highlights where we can give you more in our international news. for now, it's goodbye. welcome to the palestinian village of alakaba. it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated. for palestinians in areas. see uh that the way that israel treats them as a hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible, those palestinian families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service, اننا جميعا في قريه العاقبه علينا. israel's focus is on area c, this is the goal, the immediate goal. indigenously built a destroyer joins iran's naval fleet in the caspian sea, as part of the country's efforts to boost regional peace and stability. it's equipped with advanced defense and combat systems and is capable of navigating long distances. iran's

palestinian foreign minister riyad al-maliki an official letter to the iaea chief has stated that the threat entails, quote, an official recognition that israel possesses nuclear weapons. the letter says the nuclear threat is completely consistent with the prevailing discourse in israel against the palestinians. the israeli ministers for using nuclear weapons against palestinians had drawn international condemnations. the atomic energy organization of iran in a letter to the iaea asked the agency to discuss israel's threat of using nuclear weapons at the un security council. russia also condemned the threat, saying israel appears to have admitted that it has nukes. israel does not publicly acknowledge its nuclear arsenal, nor does it allow international inspection of its nuclear facilities, but the regime is believed to possess 400 nuclear warheads, the white house says israel will begin four-day daily pauses in northern gaza starting on thursday to allow people to leave for the southern part of the strip, white house national security spokesman or spokesperson john kirby said the pau

uh capitalism or basically western capitalism for that matter, but the question is not. about the iaea, what they can or cannot do, they cannot do anything, neither that that can the un by the way, because the level of uh tnt and and bombs that have fell so far on the heads of the people of gaza uh has surpassed to bombs as we speak, and they already performed committed against the people of gaza, but the the question is what kind of new weaponry that they might use that could resemble a nuclear. because they have tested them before and they have tried them before, not only in yemen, but elsewhere, but usually they say that when you see such an enormous explosion like the one in yemen, for example in san, in 2015, in march of 2015, when they dropped uh neutron bombs, tactical nuclear weapons that they tried basically they tested on the yemens in 2015 on the mountain of fajaatan in san'a. uh, it was horrific, horrific scene, before, during and after, the aftermath was absolutely terrifying, but it was according to uh veterans today, huge report was uh published by veterans today using o

palestinians have filed a formal complaint with the iaea against the israeli regime over its minister's threat to nuke the gaza strip. and the iranian president is in uzbekistan, along with other regional leaders attending the economic cooperation organization summit. hello and welcome everybody, it's half afternoon here in. iranian capital tehrani, watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour, there's no one in sight to the israely bloodshed in the gaza strip as the regime's genocidal war on the besieg territory enters its 34th day. israeli warplanes have once again struck the vicinity of gaza's largest hospital. people ran for cover after missiles exploded near al-shifa hospital and resulted in shrapnol damage to its surroundings. the hospital has been targeted several times before the un agency. for palestinian refugees and the world health organization have described the condition as disastrous as the hospital is overfloat with injured and hundreds of displaced palestinians. israeli strikes and shelling have been in indiscriminately targeting medical facilities s

ago, the iaea met in vienna, evidence the biden administration is lie too lenient. >> soft spot for the islamic republic of iran. with president biden, and now launched dozens and dozens of attacks against americans, done almost nothing. >> the president keeps talking about fear of escalation. fear of escalation ensures escalation. the way to stop it is establish escalation dominance. >> defenders insist what he's been doing is isolating the iranian regime on the global financial stage. >> they have expanded the number of sanctions against individuals, more than 400 different entities or individuals including the revolutionary guard corps for human rights violations and exports. >> they say the walking on eggshells because the biden administration hopes to prevent the conflict in becoming one iran is directly involved on the ground inside gaza. as we talked about, iranian proxies are attacking u.s. forces overseas in the middle east, daily, 73 in the last month alone. >> john: including the latest one looked like it was aimed toward the u.s.s. mason in the gulf of aden. >> sandra: t

the iaea sees the price of oil actually going up around the world next year because oil demand will riseugh globally to mitigate any drop in the united states. the government adds the opec and russia and opec cuts will keep the oil market balanced. all of this coming out of opec's next in-person meeting on sunday after thanksgiving, thank you, opec buckle up, frank, for the next few months of oil. i'll be on "squawk box" later this morning and tune in to "last call" at 7:00 p.m. >> thank you, brian. thank you to pippa she is back with this top corporate stories. it is the pippa show today >>> i know, frank. u.s. judge approving jpmorgan chase's $290 million settlement over jeffery epstein crimes. jp d jpmorgan chase did not admit to wron wrongdoing, but said it was fair and just for the survivors. >>> and microsoft restricting chat ggpt due to security concerns the company choosing to ban chatgpt and canva all together, but reinstating access to chatgpt. this comes as microsoft invests billions in open a.i. to integrate into the azure >>> and disney delaying film schedule for marvel. thi

we know we heard from the iaea suggesting peak oil in 2030.hen you look at some of the deals and some of the companies are actually doing, that's not what we are getting from them. they expect peak oil to actually be after that 2030 deadline that the iaea suggested. there's a huge consolidation in the sector, karen, but what does this mean for bp and shell is one of the questions we have at this stage. >> energy security is a massive issue. pivoting to energy transition. the inflation reduction act and how it is supportive in the united states with transition. the anomaly is the wind power with the numbers yesterday. tax credits and construction permits foiling the ability to make headway for those invested in the u.s. space. we haven't heard anything from shell today in terms of what that renewables department looks like. >> we have received a couple of announcements from the company that highlight of focusing more on the traditional business rather than on the clean energy front. i'll give you a couple of examples. for instance, they are cut

demona was also monitored. the one thing that needs to happen is that an independent body like the iaea would go into demona and find out what is going on there, what is the state of the substance of the building? is the containment of the nuclear reactor still intact? what are they doing about cooling? um, where is the nuclear waste being stored, how is it being stored? and all these questions, they need to be answered. we need some transparency. israel has not ratified the non-proliferation treaty. a way of invoiding inspections its nuclear sites. why do you think that the international community behaves with israel with this special way? first of all we are not obliged, we are not part of the treaties. we never signed the treaties, so we don't oblige. we never said we want, that's one thing. second thing is the us, and the third thing is the holocaust. how? guilt, do you. see germany, germany solds the submarines, the us, they let us steal uranium, you go to the un, to the npt, to the non proliferration treaty, and you hear the us delegation reading their statements and when they tal

and capitalism or basically western capitalism for that matter, but the question. is not about the iaea, what they can or cannot do, they cannot do anything uh, neither that that can the un by the way, because the level of uh tnt and and bombs that have fell so far on the heads of the people of gaza, has surpassed to a bombs, as we speak, they already performed against the people of gaza, but the the question is what kind of new weaponry that they might use that could resemble, weapons because they have tested them before and they have tried them before, not only in yemen, but elsewhere, but usually they say that when you see such an enormous explosion like the one in yemen, for example in san in 2015, in march of 2015, when they dropped uh neutron bombs, tactical nuclear weapons that they tried basically they tested on the yemenis in 2015 on the mountain of fajaatan in. it was horrific, horrific scene, before, during and after, the aftermath was absolutely terrifying, but uh, it was according to uh veterans today, huge report was, ladies and gentlemen, uh, we were earlier uh bringing y

we've been saying it ad nauseam, but two years now and we know prc continues to attack us at the iaeas board at the nuclear nonproliferation treaty any chance they get. their story is the same and hasn't changed and is not going to change. australia do not want to develop nuclear weapons and they're the treaty, which is a -- they attested they're not going to develop. >> so, a very specific and detailed answered, much more plight i would have used if prc were asking that question given how much they've done to aid and abet north korea's nuclear weapons program. that's a topic for a separate day and we'll talk about that. that's all the time we have. and there are more questions in the room and we'll have time to talk as well. and i want to keep on schedule. a few things to highlight from your remarks for the group and maybe you'd like to let us know if those resonate. one is using the phase, whole society, not just whole of government, but all of the different elements working together and trusting each other to make aukus work. aukus starts in kindergarten, i think is one of the bump

the iaea must ensure food security. the meeting targeted and russian attack emphasized the crucial need. the war in ukraine risking hunger for millions, ukraine vital in experts basis disruption and security must be conflict free. energy security. at the minister's club discussions entered on the alarming vulnerabilities of ukraine, the looming trend of future attacks not only endangers ukraine but poses significant risks maintaining steadfast international support for ukraine's energy infrastructure is an imperativen ensuring stability and security. release prisoners and devoted to persons. the delegates from the 70 pounds countries including civilians hold in russian occupied areas was discussed. swift action is imperative in compliance with international laws such as geneva conventions is an urgent priority. restoration of ukraine's territorial integrity the world stands firm in upholding ukraine's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity. these principles enshrined in the charter and reaffirmed by the gen

, iravany said the agency and iran have a close-working relationship in a variety of areas and the iaea had been fair israeli leaders would have been immediately prosecuted. let's take a look. today, i believe all of us joined the world in expressing horror at the war crimes being committed in palestine through the targeting of civilians, civilian infrastructure, un premises and other vulnerable targets. these actions remind us of our experience. as black south africans living under a part eight. the murder of children, of women and the aged by israel is an act that should have resulted in the international criminal court issuing an immediate arrest warrant for key decision makers, including mr. netanyahu, is responsible for violations of international criminal law. this cannot be. rated, this brutality should not be accepted, we must call for a ceasefire now. what is neither now, more than ever before, is reform of the system of global governance, so that it is fair, equitable and has the capacity to respond to the needs of all persons in situations of threat and harm. the system that

have only said the agency and iran have close working relationships in a variety of areas and the iaeaaeli regime in the future. is an exceptional operation which is unprecedented since the establishment of the zionist regime in palestine in 1948, and we believe it will be a turning point for the future. it planted the seats which would lead to the regression and downfall of the regime, since it uncovered that the israeli security capabilities are extremely weak, the israeli army is very weak and the politicians nothing and cannot envision the future. we are facing an artificial entity which shows in appearance that it has strength, but in reality it has a deep weakness in everything that they have, and it's not only a weakness in their occupation and aggressive project, but also in the practical performance of their army and security apparatus and politicians. an interview with press, said the victory of any fact. the resistance alliance against israel will be victory for all movements in the region added the operation proved the theory of israel being weaker than a spider web to be c

for minister abdullah said that the un security council and the iaea must take immediate and uninterruptedection of the aspiration. the people, it said the most important public demand is severing all ties with israel and cancelling the abraham accords. any decision by regarding bahrain and israell ties will be decided by the bahraini king and his government. the country call as ambass to israel last week, and met the regime's atrocities in gaza, flights between the two sites were also suspended. pat was one of the few arab nations that signed the unpopular u. back normalization deals. israel in 2020. the boycott campaign against western companies and products that support israel is getting momentum across the world in a show of solidarity with palestinians in turkey parliament has removed coca-cola as nesl products from its restaurants and cafeterias over their ties with tel aviv. pakistanis have also launch a consumer boycott campaign against products made in the us and israel. lists of firms. ties to tel aviv are circulating on social media, among them are american food franchises, and

forem minister said that the un security council and the iaea should take immediate action to this arming, which is genocide in gaza. i came to the protest to demand them to stop the massacre of people in gaza. the demonstrators march a route near the beneny of the g7 summit, they held palestinian flags and blackards reading peace for gaza, and blincon shame on you. anthony blincon is us secret of state who has said to. attend the g7 meeting together with four ministers of six other developed states. the two-day event is set to resolve around the russia-ukraine war and the israeli war on gaza. the pro-palestine administration tokyo is one of the news rallies being held across the world in support of the people in gaza. the boycot campaign against western companies and products to support israel is getting momentum across. the world as a show of solidarity with palestinians. in turkey, parliament has removed coca-cola and nesl products from its restaurants and cafes over their ties with tel aviv. pakistanis also launched a consumer boycott campaign against products made in the us and is

palestinian foreign minister rad almaliki and an official letter to the iaea chief has stated that the threat entails quote an official recognition that israel possesses nuclear weapons. the letter says the nuclear threat is completely consistent with the prevailing discourse in uh israel against the palestinians, israeli ministers call for using nuclear weapons against palestinians to drawn international condemnations. urged the un and the iaa to take actions to disarm the barbaric regime. russia also condemned the threat saying israel appears to have admitted that it has nukes. israel does not publicly acknowledge its nuke. nuclear arsenal, nor does it allow international inspection of its nuclear facilities, but the regime is believed to possess some 400 nuclear warheads. three leading palestinian human rights organizations have filed a war crimes lawsuit with the international criminal courts, almizan and the palestinian center for human rights have lodged a joint petition at the hague based international tribunal. the lawsuit says that israel. actions in gaza amount to war crimes

anglo-inist empire over and over again. we also need an urgent review of israel's nuclear arsenal, the iaeany account. i mean, it's ridiculous that some psychopaths who have got a genecidal tendency, now have their buttons, their hands, their fingers on the buttons of the... an atomic arsenal of over 400 nuclear weapons that threatens basically the entire world with another world war. of course you're absolutely right, the arab nations have huge accountability, what would logically to happen if they had any honor or dignity or any self-respect or any sense of wanting to deal with israel uh in a in a way that would stop it from carrying out that this kind of genocide, this kind of genocide would be that they would unite militarily, they would start talking about military deterrents regionally. they would talk about unity economically in the region, they would talk about the the support of the axis of resistance which has been putting its lives on the line, hezbollah and the the yemen and the ansarlah out there and of course the the the the the military militias of of the iraqi hush it's not

iran calling for swift international response for... and said that the un security council and the iaeas of the people. hes are the most for public demand is severing allties with israel and cancelling the abraham courts. ultimately any decision on the two countries tises made by the baharroni king and his government. the country recall as ambassador to israel last week, amid the regime's atrocities in gaza. flights between the two sides were also suspended. bahreing was one of the few arab nations that signed the unpopular us-back normalization deals with israel in 2020. in the japanese capital, people have fit the streets to express solidarity with palestinians and to demand an end to the israeli war on gaza. the demonstration was held ahead of a g7. foren minister a meeting in tokyo. i want the powerful people in the world to oppose what israel is doing, which is genocide in gaza. i came to the protest to demand them to stop the massacre of people in gaza. demonstrates marched a road near aveny of the g7 summit, they held palestinian flights and plackards. anthony blincon is us secre

veterans today, huge report was published by veterans today using one of the former inspectors at the iaea, and the author was gordon duff if i'm not mistaken, and they specifically say that they have sent the video and evidence of that attack to many experts, physicists and nuclear bomb experts and they all unanimously agreed that this was tactical neutron bomb, but they couldn't publish the paper because that means career suicide uh for them, but it has been used before and on arabs in yemen, and this is what i'm afraid of, because sarah said that aabomb would annihilate half of the population in west asia, but they're not going to be using that there, if they want to use it, they might be, they might be going to use. certain a new type of nuclear bombs like the neutron tactical weapon that would wipe out certain controlled areas and that's a plan that has been put in place since decades ago because gaza actually is in the way of very important project for the zionist entity which is the bengorion canal which they are preparing to uh do and to construct to compete with the uh the con. of

palestinians have filed a formal complaint with the iaea against the israeli regime over its minister'sat to nuke the gaza straw. an iranian president is in uzbekistan along with other regional leaders attending the economic cooperation organization summit.

israel to come to its needs economically, that's another weapon that... be used, the nuclear, the the iaea, which loves to go after iran, which doesn't even have nuclear weapons and goes on and on about how it's going to shut them down uh, from even even trying to get them, can't be bothered to look at the 400 plus known nuclear missiles that israel has and has its finger on the trigger, a trigger happy bunch of psychopaths in power like netanyahu and bengier and modric, these sort of nasty villainous barbaric savage kind of uh politically terrorist individuals, i say that because they gone on air, looking for genocide, telling the telling people they're going to wipe out gaza, kill kill kill the palestinians ethnically. they're not even ashamed of it, and yet these people have their fingers on the buttons of nuclear weapons, the nuclear arsenal that threatens the entire world, because a regional war breaking out will lead to a world war, make no mistake about it, and that's what needs to be prevented now, in the in the long run, if the arabs had any dignity and were really really not proz

palestinians have found the formal complaint with the iaea against the israeli regime over its ministers threat to nuke the gaza strint. the iranian president blames united states for israel's ongoing genocide in gaza saying washington's support has embolddened the zionist regime.

furthermore, they notified the iaea of its decision to remove a third of iaea inspectors from their country. we must keep all options open but this is a dangerous moment in dealing with iran's nuclear program in. may, national white house export adviser jake sullivan said the physical lowing. we are also engaging iran diplomatically and we continue to believe it was a tragic mistake to leave the deal with nothing at all to replace it. but we have made clear to iran it can never be permitted to obtain a nuclear weapon. as president biden has repeatedly affirmed he will take the actions necessary to stand by this statement, include big recognizes israel's freedom of action, end quote. the resolution before us today complements the biden administration's policy of leaving all options on the table. and i am pleased to co-lead it with my friend, chairman mccaul. i'll repeat, the regime in iran can never have a nuclear weapon. with that, i yield and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: i

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it's higher than what the iaea expected as you continue to see somewhat higher oil demand going forwardect oil to grow into 2024. and this alongside the continued cut from opec that we expect to last for at least another six months should keep the market in -- providing not only carry returns but spot price appreciation as well we expect prices to average about $92 next year. >> yeah, those cuts keep getting extended december and now we're talking another half of a year it will be an interesting couple of weeks as we work our way to the meekt. samantha, thank you, goldman's head of nat gas research thank you. sara >>> carl, ibm pausing advertising on social media platform x after one of its ads was placed next to anti-semitic content. we'll discuss what it means for the company and elon musk's brand after the break. in the u.s. we see millions of cyber threats each year. that rate is increasing as more and more businesses move to the cloud. - so, the question is... - cyber attack! as cyber criminals expand their toolkit, we must expand as well. we need to rethink... next level moments,

but the iaea rejects the russia's share of locally. oil will be 50% by 2030 and their net income will fall from $75 billion to 30 billion. you are spending% of your gdp already and you have the potential to catastrophic fall coming in oil and gas revenues. that is one of the things and may be the primary factor that may push russia to the table to try to drive the conclusion to this conflict. so whatt can we do as members f congress and how can we support efforts to continue to make it harder for russia to finance this war and how much of that is dependent on our allies in india and their adversaries in china and i will stop there and ask you to enter that q quickly. s both here in the united states but alsoh globally as a by the administration is done through the inflation reduction act to reduce the dependence on fossil fuels for the other aspects of this is what we are doing systematically to reduce russia's future revenue. just last week for instance we level new sanctions against a project in the arctic. which is nova tech flag sh