i am thinking does this make it more difficult for canadian lng to come in and gulf coast lng from the united states? are we kidding ourselves with all of hoopla about the lng that it maybe subdude from the more optimistic forecast. >> i think the context is that assuming the deal goes ahead as as you say and gas from canada develops the infrastructure that is require we are talking about 38 of gas into northeast china into a market that is looking for 400 billion cubic meters of gas by 2020 if they meet their current target. so 10% of the supply for the market so there are plenty of room for supply and the chinese have developed a compass of supply. we have the western supply and the southern supply and supply on the eastern seaboard from lng and regasification is being expanded on the eastern sea board and the russian side is the northern aspect to the supply and there is increase from conventional and non-conventional sources so there is plenty of room for other things than lng. but it does set a bench mark price for imports into china because the chinese have set a bench mark and t

lng, i like to switch the partnership now. that's really great.t to emphasize that if -- when david faber broke the sotheby's story, i wished so much i bought it. i think it's played out. i'd stick with your mother's view. >> thank you. >> thank you. next patients, please. well, what do you have to say? >> hi, jim, i'm tom, this is my son matt, we're from westminster, maryland. >> excellent. >> i'm in love with twitter, bought in at $50, taken some bumps on it. >> okay. >> i think twitter has a great future. he likes facebook, but my -- i have two teenage sons, zachary and luke, they're younger, they're telling me their teenage friends are not on facebook, it's my generation on facebook. >> well, look, it's a tough call because facebook, periodically we hear that the young people aren't on it and then when push comes to shove they are on it. it's a great worldwide brand i think twitter's full of promise. i'm doing a big write-up of twitter and it's a moving target because i like -- i said don't buy if it gets down to 29, gets to 29 and taking off.

exporting lng from the country, keep their home for a day.we could do that but that isn't really where we should be. and parenthetically here for those who are criticizing president obama's plan on monday but was announced in the greenhouse gases and decry the electricity rates here in america for doing that they have the same republicans who were also supporting. it comes from the president's announcement on what the epa is doing. it's not even close. >> but just to this subject which we should be able to work together on in a bipartisan basis but that is where we should be leveraging. you are an expert on this. can you talk a little bit about the energy efficiency in this whole area and how dramatic that you be leaving it can be as a difference given your own experiencexperiencewith your lin here in america? you do know that this issue holds. >> thank you, senator. it's kind of interesting seeing at the bottom of the queue of the committee. i think that we did pretty well and mentioned light bulbs which were a bipartisan initiative in the p

and exporting lng from our country? wet their homes for a day, can do that, but that is not where we should be. i will say parenthetically, for those who are criticizing president obama's plan on monday that epa announced to reduce our greenhouse gases and decrying increase of electricity rate, they are the same republicans who are exporting our natural gas to increase our willomestic rates, that it dwarf any increase that comes from the announcement on monday is doing.e epa that is a concern. to this subject, which we should be able to work together on in a bipartisan basis, that that is where we should become and that is what we should be leveraging. you are an expert on this, congresswoman. can you talk about energy efficiency, about this whole area, and how dramatically people believe it can make as a difference, given your own experience with your lighting legislation here in america? you really do know this issue cold. >> thank you, senator markey. it is interesting to see you at the bottom of the queue of the com

oakland police department was called then and tuesday afternoon and this put no arrests have been made lng are still on crown for news a family coping with the loss of getting help from the san jose police department. it has been a little over month since folk phuoc hong long lam. was shot and killed during a road rage incident near senter road and baltic way in east san jose. now investigators have been able to make two arrests in the case. taking into custody. 17- year-old fida-delto ortiz and 23-year- old alejandro reyes lam leaves behind a wife and two children. and now the san jose police department has set up a website to raise money to help the family. the husband was a financial support you gonna them to see the level of support from the community amazingly, so far the website has raised close to 110- thousand dollars for the family. if you would like to donate to the family---- you can visit our website and click on the link inside the story. in fremont tonight. the city council approved the installation of surveillance cameras on public roads. fremont police asked the council for

they want to increase their lng increase, an facility, and lng and even lifting the ban on export of domestic oil is making head way in terms of congress. but all that have is medium to long-term solution to what is happening here. in the meantime that is front and center. what can be done in the energy sector to wean eastern europe away from russian dependence on the extraction of oil and gas. >> mike viqueira at the g-7 summit in brussels, as always, we appreciate it. >>> back in the united states for many middle class families with a mortgage to pay and mouths to feed the reality is that mom and dad both have to work. but that means paying for someone to take care of the kids. >> there is something systematically wrong when an associate proffe professor with a partner who is making some salary can't truly can't make ends meet. >> coming up we're going to look at the challenges of child care and how some families are trying creatively to meet them. plus help wanted if you dare. we'll take to you north dakota and show you some of the most dangerous and lucrative jobs in america. tha

which could be propelled that you will see gas prices finally bump up when you see that lng built inningwhat we are seeing is basically a 45 degree angle and a lot of the energy space. we seen it in the integrated space as well. in exxon, the 100 streak, i would probably be inclined to do the same thing as the trader did. you want to take profits and roll out. because the angle that these things are moving seems a little too fast and furious to me. >> which subsector meents the best? >> the big heavy, not so much by sectors, things like conoco and chevron halliburton is surging. we have a session i think really is people looking for lagers in the group. we know it's the best performing sector with utilities here to date. some like the group, double back and find a lagger like this and try to play it. >> you obviously see the trade. where do you find the value in the energy sector? >> we have been talking about it. throughout the last month, we have seen tons of upside call buying in afadarko, kinder morgan. it's hard to pin point it. it seems like anadarko is attached to exxon rumors. yo

we're lng at xth ni ek a witheoilin tirs clouov i this morning but they will not last all day.shine takes over as we head into the afternoon hours. the humidity that dropped yesterday is staying lower. we're seeing some of the clouds over center city right now. that's a live view from the adventure aquarium. not expecting to see showers with those clouds, however. they'lbe tnning oute will warm from the 60s and 70s into the 80s this afternoon. look closely. you can see that cloudiness that is moving in from the trenton ds lotempatures will drop a little bit more. we're now down to 71 degrees in philadelphia. that's down 3 degrees i the hour. ttstown, allentav dropped into the middle 60s. in deg for trenton andmle.ds trt wnd tn der h a ton >>> look at tnme ckfit, jillian. good morning, jillian. >> we have aio accident for bravers in delawa enn t all lanes are blocked at route 141, exit 5. you can take route 4 or route 13. you have a lot of other options to get around this.ç all lanes closed on 95 southbound. this is a big problem for drivers in delaware. its something we'll con

on the gas question, i think we should be doing things, including looking at exporting itrican lng, to begin make more difficult for gas -- you're now gets about 30% of its gas from russia. europe only slowly should wean itself away, and we should find ways to encourage that. jane said about working with ukraine. ukraine has huge possibilities if they get more efficient use use for gasrgy to production. in five years to seven years, to produce huge oddities of unconventional gas within ukraine. if ukrainians make that happen, they could be in a situation by 2020, they could be importing gas not from russia, but from the west, and be in a position where they would not need gas from russia. that would be an important change in the dynamic, because ukraine's biggest economic bane right now is it depends on 6% of its gas from russia. >> i would like to continue on this line on energy because we have any a number of discussions in this committee, and while there are disagreements on the committee about things like lng exports, there are strong agreements whether it is helping reverse flows

propelled by hopes you're going to start seeing gas prices finally bump up when we start seeing that first lng think what we're seeing here is just basically a 45-degree angle and a lot of the energy space. we've seen it in the integrated names as well. i'm sure carter is going to touch on that 37 we have. we have a long-dated call on exxon. i would be inclined to do the same thing this trader did. you want to take some of those profits and roll out. angle these things are moving right now seems too fast and furious for me. >> which subsector in energy looks the best on a technical basis, carter? >> the big, heavy -- not so much by sectors, but things like conoco and chevron are surging. we have a circumstance here, i think, really people just looking for laggards in the group. people who like the group but think some are stretched double back and find a laggard like this to play it. we think it's a catch-up trade. >> dan, where do you find the value in the energy sector? >> we've been talking about it for a few weeks. throughout the last month, we have seen tons of upside call buying in names

building more facilities to receive the lng natural gas that we will be able to supply.ways a pleasure to have you on and get your perspective. thanks for your time. up next, we get you in on the markets update. as we wait for a decision on the keystone pipeline, and were worked out on the pipelines vulnerability to a terror attack. ♪ >> how did the four-year-old company overtake apple and china? find out thursday during a special edition of "bloomberg west." rising. we will have an in-depth look at one of apple's biggest threats. coming up thursday, 1:00 p.m. new york time. right here on bloomberg television. past theming about 16 hour. bloomberg television is on the markets. let's get you caught up with the action. the equity markets across the board. the s&p 500 -- dow jones coming in with some gains. pacing --eige book painting an optimistic picture of the u.s. economy. let's get to one of the big movers. the canadian dollar. the bank of canada leaves rates unchanged. the statement that moves the market. their concern about inflation. that one right there, the canadi

lng. and this has tremendous geopolitical implications. >> what are they?s that shift the balance of power in the geopolitical landscape? what i think one of the most interesting phenomenon of all time now is the potential synergy of canada, the united , largelynd mexico based on their capacity to increase their energy security, , that northction america, i believe, will he emerge in the 21st-century as the preeminent power, if, and this is a big if, if we can get our political act together in the three countries, and in the parliaments and the congresses of the three countries, and really coordinate policies so that the vast trade between the countries, the growing energy reforms, for example, critical factors in all of that, and as we mentioned, shale gas and shale oil, and canada. fundamentally, you are going to see china emerging, india emerging, and the so-called other countries emerging, but as an economic, social, political block, i think there is a potential for north america to be the eminent power in the 21st-century. >> the opec of the west? is t

more than hoff of the refugees are children they often travel alone or in groups and they risk for lng into the clutches of people traffickers the united states at this huge number of refugees has implications for both foreign aid budgets and donor nations and the absorption and hosting capacities of countries on the frontlines of the refugee crisis as the high commission of refugees himself stated what we are seeing here is the emergence costs of not ending wars or failing to resolve or prevent a conflict that was artie's policy we're. now to a major release by the u.s. government on it's a largely secretive drone program the united states court of appeals for the second circuit released a memo today that lays out the legal justification for the use of u.s. drones to kill american citizens overseas in the long awaited drone memo concerning anwar al a lockie a u.s. citizen killed in two thousand and eleven by u.s. drone strikes in yemen the united states claims that he was an al qaeda operative planning attacks on the u.s. in justifying his killings and the memo reads we do not believe

. >> a kind of blows your mind that five years ago, we were talking about importing lng and now we'reting energy -- importing energy and exporting lng. >> this is something people are not aware of, we call this the eerie calm. disruptions inhe oil and balance and these things have nothing to do with each other and can change at any time. >> thank you for being with us. >> we wish you luck. will miss you at bp. >> coming up, on "market makers ," if you are on the paeleo diet, eating like a caveman is not so cheap anymore. we will explain when we come back. >> a little breaking news, the president is due to meet with his national security advisers any minute. he will be talking to them about iraq and at 12:30 this afternoon, an hour and a half from now he will make some tough remarks on iraq. the president meeting with the national security council to make public remarks on iraq at 12:30. in america of living is rising especially if you are on a paleo diet. how crazy is it for those guys? >> we should set the scene. this is basically more protein, eating like a caveman with more meat an

that is where the miracle is occurring right now with lng. they wanted peace of this mayor call.hases of liquid natural gas liquid vacation and storage and then end user. despites the iq churnings miss the business was strong of a compounded growth rates that is central percent sequential may. so far the initial reaction is positive but they have got to go. the of stocks start to make van nuys refers so in there you have the big upside move , with eight natural gas or china with the chart was fantastic then got crushed. but it has really come back. a although over $3 this year but if they cannot come up with these members a cat keeps them. >> the orders declined by 9% and sales guidances' revised downward. charles: but biomedical drag them down. sell them and get rid of there. >> statement with the big epa regulations. >> i like what they're doing to china. having a coulter other everybody wins has a population. you cannot succeed and achieve unless you know, how to compete the name of the cave is "making money." ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by

it has a lot of competing our record in two be exporters of -- to be exporters of lng? and keep this in this country which will allow users of energy to make the long-term billings of dollars investment and plants that may only receive a return after 10 years or more, or are we going to distribute it over seas in which case it will lower the price of energy around the world in which case there is no incentive to move your business to the u.s. licensing, being able to get these things going, pipelines, which are not an unbridled good because they raise environmental concerns. but if done well, properly regulated, and if it does not take a lifetime to get those things off the ground, we will get the benefits in our lifetime. >> you are in favor of the keystone project? >> no, i am in favor -- which brings us to the point of this conference which is to bring a lot of interests together who have strong appearance and get them to engage in a constructive dialogue so we can reach an accommodation. >> you do not want to be against/for -- but understanding? >> exactly. we would

and exporting lng from our country, heat their homes for a day, huh? we can do that, but that's really not where we should be. and i'll just add parenthetically here, for those who are criticizing president obama's plan on monday that the epa announced to reduce our greenhouse gases and decrying the increase in electricity rates here in america for doing that are the very same republicans who are also supporting exporting our natural gas which is going to so dramatically increase our own it will dwarf any increase that comes from the president's announcement on monday for what the epa is doing. it's not even close. if that's a co'é/<;ñ but just to this subject, which we should be able to work together on in a bipartisan basis that that's where we should be, and that's what we should be leveraging. you are an expert on this, congresswoman. can you talk a little bit about energy efficiency, about this whole area and how dramatic you believe it can make as a difference given your own experience with your righting legislation -- your lighting legislation h

particular one, judge, it's just kind of putzing along here, and they can this breakout as a bunch of lng they were buying big time the 50 calls. the stock ran all the way to 58 bucks, they're taking those and rolling up to the 60s. this is my favorite kind of trade. somebody smart bought into the stock had a great ride from $3 to $11 in the calls, and then they took them off, but they didn't just get out of the stock, they bought the 60s out there in january. >> you sigh the move it's making. >> i would say this thing could keep going. >> you're in it. >> i'm in it now. just the stock right now. as we published it on our site, a bunch of our guys raced ahead of me and got it, god bless them. now we're looking for probably one to two months to see how the rest of the energy plays out with iraq and so forth. >> doc, good stuff. >> thank you. >>> the events taking place on capitol hill at this moment, gm's ceo mary barra expected to make some comments. once she's finished wrapping up her testimony, really yet another grilling for the gm's ceo down on capitol hill. we expect she may step up

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so once again -- and australia is becoming an important potential supplier of lng to china. and somewhere around 2020 it's possible the u.s. fracced gas will become available for export to asia, and that will also affect the considerations. so if you look at this particular deal in the context of this broader picture, you realize that it's an important arrangement but it's by no means one that ties the two countries together in a highly dependent relationship over a long period of time in the sense that one country could exert influence over the other by diddling with the supply of gas as russia has done with the ukraine. china is not prepared to put itself subject to that type of leveraging, and i don't think that russia has gained that potential in this particular agreement. so within that context i think we should not assume that the rivalry factors in the sino-russian relationship have been eliminated. they're very important in central asia, for example. where the chinese supply of consumer goods has essentially driven russian goods out of the market but that russia stil

this is the most lng in new yor. they do not want to invest. he has a pension according to sources.that talked to the author of the book about the building said that the prostitute story is true. he is rude. he brings bad publicity. think about this. kelsey grammer, who had his own issues in the same building. mark wahlberg. these celebrities do not bring the drama and the bad publicity and the negativity that a-rod actually brings. stuart: can they say, you are out? >> they can. he is trying to get back into the same apartment. by the way, he was renting it for $30,000 a month. you get like six concierges on staff. eight or nine doorman are available. you have a full-service building with every amenity. because he was renting and they do not want him back, he is trying, but they just did not want him back. he is a-rod. it is a mixed bag here. stuart: he is out. he is gone. >> the building itself, i have to tell you, it is a beautiful, beautiful building, but he will not be living there. stuart: cheryl, thank you. your take on this show is next. ♪ peace of mind is important when you

so once again, australia is becoming an important potential supplier of lng to china, and somewhere around 2020 it's possible that u.s. frack gas will become available for export to asia, and that will also affect the considerations. so if you look hat this particular deal in the context of this broader picture, you realize that it's an important arrangement, but it's by no means one that ties the two countries together in a highly dependent relationship over a long period of time in the sense that one country could exert influence over the other by dealing with the supply of gas, as russia has done with ukraine. chi gnat is not prepared to subject itself to that leveraging. so within that context, i think we should not assume that the rivalry factors in the russian relationship have been eliminated. they're very important in central asia, for example, where the chinese supply of consumer goods has essentially driven russian goods out of the market. but russia still has those historic relationships with the central asians. now here's an interesting point, and i'll close on this point. we j

there are two major components along with others and i would include us exporting lng and encouraging europe to get it from other sources as well. >> even if it does increase elect or city rates in the united states? for reasons that go well beyond. >> senator i don't take a position on energy legislation are sanctions legislatilegislati on but i will say that we believe the conference of approach so it's on almost all of the above in terms of building capacity in ukraine. >> with regard to technical expertise the ukrainian government welcomes energy diversification, a host of all the reform issues. they welcome technical expertise and a major way as they go forward. >> i think that we really do have a huge opportunity here in and the more we learn about this country the more that people see that it can be transformed. they could increase their energy efficiency by 10% in two years. they could increase their energy efficiency by 50% in five years. we have to use every bit of leverage that we have in order to help them accomplish that goal. that's was going to keep us up at night with

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