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and i feel really terrific about lng.ay if you have to own one of the three then it's going to be cheniere. that's it. more after the break. >>> those of you who expect me to come out here tonight and blast the heck out of jpmorgan and ceo jamie dimon, you'll be sorely disappointed. true, dimon and his firm committed a grievous error, terrible multibillion-dollar mistake, and a winner became a loser. but neither the bank nor dimon himself have to stay losers. let's talk about the transformation with today's quarterly results well under way. first of all, i never thought a bank as high quality as jpmorgan could ever screw up as badly as it did. i didn't. and when confronted with the facts about the screw-up i never thought someone able as jamie dimon would dismiss the situation as a tempest in a teapot, his own regrettable words. those events, the way dimon treated the naysayers will forever blot my thinking about the bank and its ceo. however, there is a playbook for redemption for jpmorgan and the ceo. jamie dimon has fo

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. >> and it's been a lng day of deliberations in the priest beating trial in the south bay. will yinl lynch admitted to attacking father gerald lindner, abc 7 news joins us live at the court house and what the jury is dealing with. >> and right. the jury yellsing with legal and he megsal issues in this high profile assault trial. filed out of the courtroom about 4:15 this afternoon, that means they have ended their first whole day of deliberation was out a verdict. and william lynch, as many as you can see, have also gone home for the day. and the district attorney charged lynch with two felony counts for the conpron taigs limpbl had with father jerry lindner in may, 2010 at the church's los gatos retirement facility, lynch testified the former priest raped him and molested his younger brother in a camping trip in 1975. the defense saying lynch did not cause harm to father lindner and in essence actions were justified. the prosecution admits that father lindner raped limpbl when he was seven years old but told jurors that vigilantism in a democratic society must not be allow

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you might be able to get lng or cng for a truck and that is a big issue. that is a comparison to 4.5 gallon diesel you can have the equivalent amount of natural gas feeding for somewhere between $1.10 and $2.50, so the economics on that are really compelling and we in looking potentially at 2 million barrel a day decline in u.s. consumption have a not very aggressive conversion of the trucking fleet from diesel into natural gas. i want to talk about what triggered this revolution. it was high prices. the high prices certainly had an impact in north america first with the shale gas play but it is really global and when robin and i were trying to build petroleum finance company in the early 19 and mid 1980s, one of of the things we were able to do is get a contract with the world bank where we looked at investment cycles in the oil industry, and we looked at the things that go into capital expenditures. there are six things that go into cap tap expenditures on the upstream side. they explain a lot about the peak oil fad and they explain a lot about what's ha

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the fact that the united states is not buying gas, lng, from the middle east freed up supplies and put europe in a much stronger position with respect to russia and that's shaping up geopolitics of gas in europe. we could see changes in asia. we're having a conversation in this country about potential natural gas exports. i don't see them by themselves being revolutionary but they're an important piece of the puzzle that gives consumers, particularly korea and japan, more leverage in dealing with producers and potentially take some of the politics out of natural gas trade. that's a good thing for u.s. allies and a good thing for the united states. >> okay. we've had a patient gentleman here in the front. i'll try to get to as many of you as we can. >> robert, president of international investor. if you'll forgive me, from what i've heard so far, i think you guys missed the biggest story here and that is that instead of the one single world price market for petroleum and other energy commodities, we are starting to see a divergence between what i call western hemispheric pricing and the

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. >> you do like lng but it seems like a lot has to happen. >> you have to get a lot more ships.ried it ten or 15 years ago and quit. decided they would rather make air carriers. these are expensive ships and then having to have them come to a specific port, take that nat gas, freeze it, take it down to minus 150 degrees below zero. >> just to cut you off lonl because i am long. >> even in a world where there is plenty of hoops and hurdles. >> it has traded perfectly on a technical basis. >> if you're going to play nat gas, that is the place to play it. they are the only ones that have the ability to move it and the permits to move it. >> the company is owned by the shareholders. do you think that the worst is over. >> nast the other, as far as i am concerned, the other bet. a huge amount of bad news. a stock going down. when you listen about nat gas and moving it from your house into your automobile, that would allow a car with a flip of a switch, very impressive. those are the two plays. >> dennis, real quick, in that nat gas, the fact that it is so low, do you ever look at the

. >> this is all twice as lng as they look. they vary in length from 20 feet to almost 700 feet.here is a wide range of links there. and they take from 20 minutes to more than half an hour to install. >> all 160 will be anchored into the road next month. and that is in the weight of the bridge is taken off the temporary scaffolding below. the next planned full bridge is not until labor day weekend next year, that is also when the new brinl is scheduled to open. that is the plan for the time being. >> thank you very much. >> for the second time this year the dunbarton bridge will shut down to traffic for retro fit work and about 60,000 vengs crossed every day. this will last three days and women allow caltrans to replace the expansion joint and includes reenforcing a slab, and installing bearings. the bridge closed memorial day weekend. >> nay thur has taken a source in south san francisco. this wayward dolphin has high tailed it home. his he's circled for hours. and as that appears to be the case. then, there is large dolphin and you'd be able to spot it in the creek. >> this is

living news a promising but experimental treatment could freeze the pro gregs of alzheimer's disease as lng as three years. the treatment is called gamma guard from baxter international n a very small study of 16 people, four patients receiving highest doses showed no decline on memory tests three years later. a larger study is pending. findings were reported in vancouver z being physically active isn't just good for body but good for the brain. there is a is a study that could reduce your risk of alzheimer's and can grow brains of older adults. researchers found those who walked moderately three days per week increased the region important for memory. and a combination of green tea and gold could be the future of prostate cancer treatments. researchers used a compound found in green tea to deliver tiny particles and found it shrank tumors in mice by 80%. and they believe it could pave the way for more treatment autos research from nurse's health study finds getting a recommended seven hours of sleep a night helps women keep their memories sharp. and researchers warn you shouldn't oversleep

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it runs shipping and lng.ems like it's a great business to be in right now with natural gas prices so low. and the company's got some new ships and things look somewhat promising there. >> well, here is the deal. first of all, the shipping companies, the ship companies have been such stupendous losers, tim, that no one wants to touch even the best because this is one real bad neighborhood. secondly, there is a belief that there is an overabundance of these ships coming to hit the market. so whenever you think about what this company is doing right now, it will be worse six months from now. and i got to tell you, i share that trepidation. i need to go to nathan in california, please. nathan? >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah from santa cruz university. >> they're listening, the students are listening. boy do i love that. i got a lot of great messages from students just in the last few days. how can i help? >> caller: so i'm calling about yelp. it's about 8 points off the highs it was making off the news from the int

millions expected to watch from home and troops around the world will be lng. tom bergeron is hosting this year's, stars like "american idol" winner philip philips and nbc's "smash" and matthew broderick will be here. if you can't make it down here, 20 tv stations are here for great views for the special. it will be gorgeous no matter where you're watching from. of course, getting around down here could be a little difficult starting at 35:00 this morning police started shutting down a dozen streets around the mall. parking restrictions will be lifted starting at 5:00 but finding a spot is a little bit difficult so you might want to think about public transportation. if you do come down, probably best option. for more information on all of those closures and this big spectacular, p the 31st spectacular, go to our website nbcwashington.com. >> thank you, melissa. as she mentioned, we have all the information you need to navigate the events on the national mall tonight, plus the latest list on what celebrations are on and which ones have been canceled. again, jus

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. >> lng. >> stx. >> options action. "motion in motion" 5:00 eastern. follow me. "power" begins right now. >>> thank you very much. breaking news now from washington to wall street. the markets reacting negatively to today's jobs report. i'm tyler mathson with sue herrera. >> 80,000 jobs created in june, well below estimates. but unemployment remans at 8.2%. the dow right now is off of its worst levels, down almost 200 points. now 157. s&p 500 off 15 points and nasdaq down 45 points faring worse and the euro at a two-year low against the greenback, 1.2280 on the trading session. people feel as though this ushers in a new round of quantitative easing and fuel for the bulls. we have the market reporters. mary thompson is where we start and i think this time yesterday we were talking about the fact that goldman upgraded the number of jobs to be created. >> different story today. you mentioned the quaint tative easing. they say it's not weak enough do that and seeing a selloff here. the markets accelerating in the day. the dollar is a winner. bonds are a winner today.

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he tapani 500 weresptg orzeri so lng en nde. as lngiial ndide as the 36 show district attorney. he eventually became then governor fnw okan exel cecedt first expressway system. new york had fewer problems after world war ii and the economy than anybody else. he was a very decent. ws-ave e rrtuan stng apls the first term. he was still very unpopular religious people thought he was. the reasn it did do we just kind of dn'to much to win 48 th allttu. r v aree mp. tr, know i like harry truman, too, that he actually landed some republicans dt y h anyat l o bine he wthopwr exd. t t im fth trat very bad and it did do we have some managerial skills and i came away extremely pressive. umoue pnt fiemfrco tes ia. >> we have another question. how will the republic convention goer from it is not command wh enoughlegain yopin? enertein quon e had mply -octi e ckdl stevenn and it wasn't even running for president argue such poker main address and the epbli wovewas ve rtt thoh i sa etwa1rmr ronald reagan challenged grald ford. it wasn't decided until the week the convention and course in 1980 w