just in lng service. >> and how much demand is there?y -- you could use thousands of them, i imagine. >> yes, that's coming. as the number on trucks on the road goes up, you'll see one of these being used to service a fleet of say 10 to 15 trucks, perhaps up to 25, before they move up to a larger module station or a fixed station. >> now, i know from a terrific -- i guess morgan stanley must have come with you. they're talking about chart benefitting from upcoming awards for shell for 100 fueling stations. while you're doing this mobile you're also going to be fuel stations. >> we go up to complete filling stations including the weights and measures certified dispensers for pumping lng, both as fixed stations and as these modular stations. we're building those fixed stations all over the world, in china in the hundreds, in the u.s. now, less than 100 so far in orders, but it's growing rapidly. we're also building them in australia and europe. >> all right, sam, one of the things i loved in your conference call, i think the pace of orders

but they say one more thing about china and then talk about lng experts. there's a separate question of how much china will produce domestically. china is estimated to have the largest show of gas reserves in the world. it's easy to make adjustments when you don't know about what's underground. we will see over the next five or 10 years but can actually be produced as a reasonable cost. the chinese resources are in places that don't have great infrastructure. they don't have a lot of water, so you'll need to bring that in. it out of the pipeline infrastructure for taking gas into market. on top of that, i'm going disagreement about the exact geology and how productive the show resources will be. we talk a lot about the circumstances that allow development in the united states and how those might not be replicated in other parts of the world. one thing china has going for it, the united states benefited from flexible market for companies can sell gas forward and easy to finance investment. that doesn't exist in the same same degree in europe. china has an a

bg as many people may know, the largest lng player in the world.ticular emphasize in the -- emphasis in asian markets, particularly outside of japan which you mentioned. you've got correia, you've got singapore. ion countries at some point like indonesia, which had been a exporter of lng for longest period of time. it actually now because of its reserves will be an importer of natural gas going forward. you also have china on top of that. so i think most of what you're looking at are countries that lack indigenous reserves and many of those are in the asian basin. tracy: as cfo we would be remiss if we didn't talk about your stock. it is on fire lately, i have to believe going forward all this will continue to help the stock and the price. does the company have enough cash to keep growing and building pipelines like this? >> well this project we're going to be basically very prudent how we finance it. we'll finance it on a project financing basis. we're given that luxury because we have a long-term commercial agreement with bg. that will allow us t

opened, everybody will realize this was totally worth while and all of the struggles forward and a lng time coming and great leadership. and he and his team and we appreciate that and we are it marks the beginning and i am looking forward, mr. mayor for dedication and whether i am able to rise this. and i did tell the mayor that i have a problem personally, and my term will be up before it is dedicated so i asked for one more term to be here on that great, great day. thank you all. >> so it is because of the leadership of the sfmta board of directors that we executed the contract for the tunneling work about a year and a half ago. our contractor is benard heely and they are the ones responsible for the site right underneath where you are sitting the first of the two tunnel boring machines and launching on june tenth or eleventh. >> and as you can see even before you take the tour, and i can do so if you are able and it is significant work and you can see the crane behind us that is bringing in the pieces piece by piece, and 20-feet wide and it weighs 750 tons and the entire apparatus i

workers repaving the area around the bay bridge toll plaz yachl only traffic there today has been a lnghere is how we got to this point. take a look at the time lapse video. showing the new span being constructed piece by piece, good evening. >> we've learned lieutenant governor gavin newsom will cut the chain when the new bridge open autos yes. we'll have a live report on just a moment. >> there is heavy traffic around the bay area because of the closure, take a look. you can see red lines on this map have traffic backed up. >> if you're waiting for someonee"ñ uz get home or making plans to get away, you may be in for a long wait. sky 7 is live you can see eastbound has heavy traffic this evening. now latest road conditions. laila? >> yes. good afternoon, good evening, i should say. taking a look behind me yes, we've got red lines out there. heading towards

so as lng as this is just going to linger here for the week ahead, we'll won't see signs of summer tomorroworning low clouds, coast side a few patches in near the bay. temperatures in all areas starting out in the 50s. if you have early plans you'll need that player to start off saturday by afternoon, check out these temperatures. really just comfort yachblt 78 in the south bay.qb9x 81 los gatos. 77 sunnyvale. pin anyone slarks upper 70s redwood city. we'll see some fog into the afternoon. breezy ingu daily city. 59. mid-60s for south city, downtown san francisco. we'll provide a little bit of variety here. low 60s coast side. you have to get outside of the bay area to see 90s on the seven day. 78 in vallejo. towards east bay, 72 oakland. nothing but blue skies and mild to warm weather inland. 85 livermore, 85 in san ram yochblt concord, mid 08s so nice, warm saturday afternoon inland. mild near the coast. cooler for your sunday. low 60s to mid-80s then numbers drop upperyqaeo 50s to w 80s inland. high clouds temperatures cooler for this time of the year. not expecting much of a recovery

financial look at all of the district's properties including the administrative building on 2nd avenue lng an eye sore because it hasn't been upgraded and now closed because of a flood several months ago. >> do you enter into a long term lease? do you just rebuild there? do you sell it?. >> it's near lake merit some say it's time to do something about it. >> if they can do something to make it seem like the neighborhood is coming up it would be welcoming. would be welcoming. >> behinb building there is this one, boarded up for years. the only ones living here are transients and they've been sleeping here at night. london says any decision must involve the community n 2006 after taken over by the state because of mismanagement there was an attempt to sell both buildings and a few adjacent ones but the public objected. dan was aboard member in 2006. >> so, i think the planning process has to have a long view rather than a short few. >> oakland unified still owes the state $65 million. the district says it would like to get rid that have debt sooner than later. >> one defender of the same-sex

. >> it would be a good thing as lng as we can settle issue was the giants. >> for many, lack of star power makes a's such a fun team to watch. >> they're just exciting doing unexpected things and work as a team. it's a lot of sharing. it looks real good. >> it's a fan base that apparently extends to other states. >> we're going through a's. >> so you came from arizona to root for a's? >> yes. >> they're awesome. >> what do you like about them? >> that they hit home run autos some young fans are specific about what they see, others not so much. >> what do you like about the a's? >> my dad used to like them, so whatever my dad likes, i like. >> and it's too early to talk about world series playoffs have well within reach no matter how far the team goes this year. they're already one of the best stories in baseball. in oakland abc 7 news. >> that is a good story. >> it is fun z we're enjoying lovely weerj we are. -skies just sunny. >> yeah. >> any day is a great baseball day for me. here is a look at a marine layer earlier today but coastal clouds have disappeared. sunny skies right now

. >> we have a free offering where we can meet with up to three people for as lng as you want to. >> there are more workers surfacing every day strike or no strike it's how it is evolving. >> the library said it, too, will offer free work space and i've eye next week. >> there has been a tragic death in san jose tonight. a toddler drowned. it turns out it happened after the baby-sitter fell asleep we now know. the 2-year-old wandered into his neighbor's yard in the evergreen area and fell into the swimming pool. the panicked sitter called police. when he woke up and could not find the boy. police found the child, tried to resuscitate him but to no avail. >> two men pleaded not guilty today to holding a teen-aged run away as a sex slave on a lake county marijuana farm. the two men appeared in shackles this morning in court in san francisco. investigators claim they assaulted a 15-year-old girl and locked her up in this four-foot box n addition to a thousandk9cfñ pot plants numberf assault weapons and body armor investigators found equipment used for bondage and a human torture rack. >

areas of fog during the day lng coast. but patchy sunshine as well. patchy sunshine.owntown san francisco a high of 64 tomorrow. 71 in santa rosa. 72 napa.north, we'll see 80s atr lake. east bay, 68 in oakland tomorrow. 71 union city. 72 fremont. 78 in walnut creek. up to about 80s in antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. this pattern holds throughout friday but temperatures climb to mid-80s inland by saturday and sunday. and there will be a gradual warm up. we'll gain a few degrees each day. >> ash ton kutcher gets into character playing apple founder steve jobs in a movie. >> new details about the relationship between john f kennedy, marilyn >> that is ash ton kutcher promoting his new movie "jobs". kutcher admitted he got so far into character he had to be taken to the hospital saying' dopted job's fruit diet but had to quit when he started having severe pain. jobs died in october, 2011 from pancreatic cancer, kutcher says he got into character by listening to his favorite music and wearing same shoes jobs wore. >> subject of films three movie premiers but fa

. >> we have a free offering where we can meet with up to three people for as lng as you want to. >>e says there are more workers surfacing every day strike or no strike it's how it is evolving. >> the library said it, too, will offer free work space and i've eye next week. >> there has been a tragic death in san jose tonight. a toddler drowned. it turns out it happened after the baby-sitter fell asleep we now know. the 2-year-old wandered into his neighbor's yard in the evergreen area and fell into the swimming pool. the panicked sitter called police. when he woke up and could not find the boy. police found the child, tried to resuscitate him but to no avail. >> two men pleaded not guilty today to holding a teen-aged run away as a sex slave on a lake county marijuana farm. the two men appeared in shackles this morning in court in san francisco. investigators claim they assaulted a 15-year-old girl and locked her up in this four-foot box n addition to a thousandk9cfñ pot plants numberf assault weapons and body armor investigators found equipment used for bondage and a human torture r

bridge workers repaving the area around the bay bridge toll plaz yal only traffic there today has been a lng line of construction vehicle autos here is how we got to this point. take a look at the time lapse video. showing the new span being constructed piece by piece, good evening. >> we've learne lieutenant vernor gavin newsom will cut the chain when the new bridge open autos yes. we'll have a live report on just a moment. >> there iseavy traffic around the bay area because of th closure, take a look. you can seeed lines on this map have traffic backed up. >> if you're waiting for someonee uz get home or making plans to get away, you may be in for a long wait. sky 7 live you can see eastbound has heavy traffic this evening. now latest road conditis. laila? >> yes. good afternoon, good evening, i should say. taking a look behind me yes, 've got red lines out there. heading towards san francisco bridge another 30 minutes. traveling from san francisco into marin county that is a nightmare, on our, 30 minutes. here is a look at the golden gailt bridge. you can see traffic crawling makes it up

financial look at all of the district's properties including the administrative building on 2nd avenue lngeye sore because it hasn't been upgraded and now closed because of a flood several months ago. >> do you enter into a long term lease? do you just rebuild there? do you sell it?. >> it's near lake merit some say it's time to do something about it. >> if they can do something to make it seem like the neighborhood is coming up it would be welcoming. would be welcoming. >> behinb building there is this one, boarded up for years. the only ones living here are transients and they've been sleeping here at night. london says any decision must involve the community n 2006 after taken over by the state because of mismanagement there was an attempt to sell both buildings and a few adjacent ones but the public objected. dan was aboard member in 2006. >> so, i think the planning process has to have a long view rather than a short few. >> oakland unified still owes the state $65 million. the district says it would like to get rid that have debt sooner than later. >> one defender of the same-sex mar

she star as lng side jason sadakis becoming parents of a fake family in order to smuggle drug as crosser. >> half of the fun is being able to watch because everybody in the cast is so funny. and they bring their own sort of different takes of funny. >> it's rated r. back on the red carpet the premier of "paradise". a young woman moves to las vegas. we talked to her about her first experience with the city. >> i just remember getting off the plane and thinking wow there are slot machines in the airport? yes. it's kind of a different scene. >> it opens in dwleertz october 18th. >> crazier things have happened. >> and will. >> check it out. the new trailer for the upcoming muppets sequel opens in march. get more movie news now at otrc.com. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 there is a crime happening at gas stations how you can protect yourself. >> plus, women would you rather be robbed of purse or hair? the new target for criminals in one country. >> a stray bullet kills a promising college student. what police are saying about the crime, and later. >> a million times... why? why am i si

. >> it would be a good thing as lng as we can settle issue was the giants. >> for many, lack of starower makes a's such a fun team to watch. >> they're just exciting doing unexpected things and work as a team. it's a lot of sharing. it looks real good. >> it's a fan base that apparently extends to other states. >> we're going through a's. >> so you came from arizona to root for a's? >> yes. >> they're awesome. >> what do you like about them? >> that they hit home run autos some young fans are specific about what they see, others not so much. >> what do you like about the a's? >> my dad used to like them, so whatever my dad likes, i like. >> and it's too early to talk about world series playoffs have well within reach no matter how far the team goes this year. they're already one of the best stories in baseball. in oakland abc 7 news. >> that is a good story. >> it is fun z we're enjoying lovely weerj we are. -skies just sunny. >> yeah. >> any day is a great baseball day for me. here is a look at a marine layer earlier today but coastal clouds have disappeared. sunny skies right now f

way in which the unconventional monetary policy adopted by the fed, for instance, that looks at the lngerm end of the yield curve has reprecushions on many assets. >> talking about unconventional monetary policies, you talk about low interest rates for extended periods with gyps to the market and forward guidan and quantitative easing, the big one, the trillions of dollars in bond purchases that the federal reserve has undertaken in the last five years, and it's currently at 85 billion a month, and the big subject of discussion here has been when is the fed going to start tapering? it could be as soon as meeting in september. when you said i do no suggesta rush to the exit, you specifically mentioned the europeans and the japanese, but you did not specifically mention the u.s.. what would -- what would you like to see the fed approach its exit when we hear more and more about quantitative easing. >> well, from our perspective, two things matter. number one, the communication. we believe that the fed should try its best to communicate as much as possible with one voice. that's number one

should i pull lng and switch over to gl? you talked about get glts. >> gas and liquids? look.'s a yield play, cheniere. it's not a client. chart is not a supplier there. i think the world of chart. i wish we had a huge pullback. you want to ring a little register on it. i hear the music for chartnado. our look at natgas charts with carly garner says it's going higher. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, fear factor. chart week continues with a predator that could be ready to shred your profits. don't move, cramer's arming you with the tools to ward off this hammerhead. [ male announcer ] come to the lexus golden opportunity sales event and choose from one of five lexus hybrids that's right for you, including the lexus es and ct hybrids. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> it is time, it is time for the lightning round. rapid fire calls. buy, buy, buy, or sell, sell. are you ready ski daddy? i want to start with lowry in north carolina.

>> they operate a fleet of lng tankers and shippers. it's big business. a company that's done pretty well in the last six months from a move from 32 to 38 on the chart going into the numbers with a 33 times pe is a stock i don't know that i need to own even though this is a very interesting company for the future. >> there you go. we are not dead yet to quote monte python. we're heading to the scary place known as the twitter sphere. we're taking your requests, did your tweet make our cut? stay tuned to find out. we'll be right back. >> we don't need to tell you this but the markets have been volatile this week on syria concerns, more urn certainty about the fed, you name it but could your best guide in the land of confusion about george costanza. former hedge fund manager writes this, you force yourself to think like a contrarian. actually you become like george in the famous opposite episode where jerry famously says that if every instinct george has is wrong, that he should do the exact opposite of what he first thinks and it must be right. in order to

we're still living in a superpower world where we just, we're puppeteers somehow, since egypt has bon lng our client, because we've given them around and had a long standing relationship with the pro-western government, saddam and mubarak. somehow question control events. i'm with the chuck hagel view. what do you think? they're egyptians. it's their call. what do you think? >> i agree. secretary hagel is right. our influence is limited but it rema remains. we still have influence and it's important to not take actions that limit our limited influence even further. let's remember, this is as process that's going to take a long time to play out and we need to play a long game, not a short game. which means we need influence, we need relationships and we should not take steps that unilaterally limit our ability to influence thinking. >> so interesting, though, to see with the potential release of former president mubarak, a point where you could almost be returning to the pre-arab spring egypt with all of this generals and military in control and mubarak essentially released from prison? >>

lng is the stock symbol.huge, a lot of outside money came into but there would be more of thighs things and people do worry about them. because they're long-term projects. they're capital intensive and i need to make sure the government doesn't flip-flop on you to start to add regulations, new rules and taxes. no matter what the jurisdiction -- ashley: you like the stock at this price? >> i really do. i have to give a caveat, i ace-higher risk play and high beta name. in other words it could be ex-trotter gnarledly volatile. -- extraordinarily volatile. 90 would be a major breakout and the stock would go north of $100. tracy: we got a little geography lesson. >> next time i bring a globe with me. ashley: thank you, charles. quarter past the hour, time to chick on the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. watching the tech movers. >> that's right, certainly names to watch. let's start off with priceline. worth taking a look at, we have a couple of charts for you. wish we had o

basically because all the lng that was supposed to be imported went elsewhere to like, europe, for example. now in the future, i say here i would go beyond the united states it is a big unknown how much and when. certainly if the world's unconventional gas resources are developed aggressively nominally resource in place in china is bigger than the united for shale. argentina has some very attractive looking reservoirs. eastern europe -- now a lot was enthews yaysic a few years ago. a few aboveground reality have taken a little bit of gloom off in some places. there's poacialt for dramatically shifting the flow of natural gas globally, and that will play out over the next decade, i would say. with regard to oil, i think the -- again the united becoming a large more significant producer is certainly plays in here. i remind you i think sometimes especially on the oil side, the assumption of the geopolitical shift because of that and perhaps overplayed. i would note, for example, that we get little of the imported oil from the middle east. it doesn't change our security posture in that part of

basically of the lng that was supposed to be imported and elsewhere to your.some now in the future demand no say i would go beyond the united states, and it's a big unknown how much and when. but certainly f. the world's unconventional gas resources are developed aggressively, nominally resource in place in china is bigger than the united states. very attractive looking reservoirs. eastern europe. a lot of this was very enthusiastic a few years ago. a few polo ground realities and above ground realities have taken a little bit of the bloom off the rose in some places. again, there is a potential for dramatically shifting the flows of natural gas globally. that will play out over the next decade, would say. with regard to oil to my take the united states becoming a much more significant producer is certainly in play, but i'm want to remind to some times especially on the laurel side the assumptions about big geopolitical shift just because of that tend to be perhaps over plate. i would note, for example, that we did very little of our imported oil from the midd