first of all, we have not become major importers of lng. now we're going to be exporting lng. we expect to be net natural gas exporters in 2017. but domestically it's both led to a tremendous renewal in manufacturing, $170 billion capital invested just in the chemical arena. and, by the way, also reducing carbon emissions. on the oil side, again, we remain very large crude oil importers, but the dramatic decrease in our net oil and oil products imports has had a tremendous balance payments impact. both of them have changed the world energy scene and we are now looked at in a very, very different way. >> right. you haven't even talked about the geopolitical implicationses -- >> that's what i meant. geopolitically we're looked at in a very different way. >> i'm talking about from a world stability, world security standpoint, but that's for another day. moving on, you talked about the failure of our nation's infrastructure to keep up with the new dynamics we have in this industry. not only with respect to transmission of electricity but transmission of oil and natural gas. so, th

bill on lng exports that is concerning me. as you know, applications for lng export have been increasing in recent years. since revising the approval process for lng applications in 2014, d.o.e. has been able to quickly approve applications after ferc completes their review. is that correct? >> yes, it is. >> typically how long does it take d.o.e. to turn these applications around? >> as i said, it's been between a day and a few days since 2014. >> now the energy conference is considering two provisions that would require d.o.e. to approve an application for export within 30 days of ferc publishing the final eis. proponents argue this deadline is necessary to ensure timely consideration by d.o.e., but given the department's track record, i find this arbitrary deadline to be completely unnecessary. in fact; it could be detrimental to the ultimate approval of an export application. in light of recent events related to the jordan cove application in oregon, do you believe it makes sense to force d.o.e. to hastily make a decision

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bill on lng exports that is concerning me. applications for lng export have been increasing in recent years. since revising the approval process for lng applications in 2014, d.o.e. has been able to quickly approve applications after ferc completes their review. is that correct? >> yes it is. >> typically how long does it take d.o.e. to turn these applications around? >> it's been between a day and a few weeks since 2014. >> the energy conference is considering two provisions that would require d.o.e. to approve an application for export within 30 days of ferc publishing the final eis. proponents argue this deadline is necessary to ensure timely consideration by d.o.e., but given the department's track record, i find this arbitrary deadline to be completely unnecessary. in fact it could be detrimental to the ultimate approval of an export application. in light of recent events related to the jordan cove application in oregon, do you believe it makes sense to force d.o.e. to hastily make a decision on an application based on th

petronasproject is the lng project which is just below alaska.ve, let's bring in pamela ritchie. tell us about this decision. it feels like this has been coming forever. justin trudeau has promised to have a decision october 2. that is on sunday. this project, as you mentioned, is to be funded, the consortium petra noss of malaysia and would be the gateway to lng in canada. this is a big week and a big decision overall. many of canada's population that are indigenous are located and are very much divided on whether the land they have control over should be used for the development of the industry and fossil fuel development, versus those who think it will be very difficult and dangerous to the overall habitat. this is also the home of greenpeace, so a lot of activist frustration against this. if you look at british columbia, is the province with the most projected projects slated for growth in canada. diversification away from the pd oil side of canada's oil industry. more natural gas and lng projects planned, if this decision comes to fruition a

we are lng sustained winds across eastern long island and nantucket. tomorrow sustained winds around 30 miles an hour with even higher gusts, that will lead to more coastal flooding around high tide and beach erosion and those dangerous rip currents. out in the pacific, we have hurricane newton making landfall along baja california tomorrow. >>> to presidential can candidate took today off with labor day the unofficial homestretch of the race, as donald trump and hillary clinton blitzed ohio today, their planes were parked just across from each other on the tarmac. >> reporter: good evening, kate. hillary clinton flying with her traveling press corps for the first time since she first ran for the white house eight years ago, answering questions about that fbi interview and that's been shadowing her for the last 16 months. tonight hillary clinton finally boarding an official campaign plane and coming face to face with reporters. >> i'm so happy to have all of you with me. i was just waiting for this moment. >> reporter: on the plane, clinton blasting ru

he's starting by lng has worked in other parts of the country. >> i think we would be sorely mall fees and the to not attempt to employ a solution. >> one of those ideas was taken straight out of chicago and brought here to our franklin heights neighborhood. it's called safe zones. and current there's 15 trained ambassadors. >> 2014, 2015, franklin heights saw 150% increase in homicide. >> he's waiting to see the impact from hiring people to he knows any approach will take not just a five person department to complete but our entire city. >> every loss of a life in our mind, we count as a failure. >> another initiative that he has just started is called beyond the ballot. it has 40 different organizations in our area that's already started working together to create after school programs for our students. reporting live downtown, julia fello. >> shannon: also new at 6:0 a death of 5-year-old petersen pled guilty. gore to know will be sentenced in december. he's accused of firing into the house where petersen died. trial for the other two shooting suspects is scheduled to begin next mon

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investigators say it shows ahmad rahami lng street with the pressure cooker explosive inside. that's the bomb that never went off. at one point, two men take the suitcase, leaving the bomb behind. pedestrians are also seen kicking it without knowing what it is. investigators believe rahami got his bombs into new york city on a train from new jersey. he remains in a hospital in critical condition after being a shootout with police. another look at the human toll of the civil war in syria. dramatic video tonight shows a little girl being rescued from airstrike in aleppo. the five-year-old covered in dust and blood was rushed to a hospital. she is recovering there tonight. her family, including parents, three sisters and a brother are among dozens killed as the ceasefire crumbles between syrian forces and rebels. patrick: president obama has vetoed a 9/11 bill. the measure would allow the survivors and victims' families to sue the government of saudi arabia. the president is concerned it will open up the u.s. government to similar lawsuits. co the veto. a reception for the smiths

he's starting by lng has worked in other parts of the country. >> i think we would be sorely mall fees and the to not attempt to employ a solution. >> one of those ideas was taken straight out of chicago and brought here to our franklin heights neighborhood. it's called safe zones. and current there's 15 trained ambassadors. >> 2014, 2015, franklin heights saw 150% increase in homicide. >> he's waiting to see the impact from hiring people to

i've been walking these streets so lng >> reporter: "rhinestone cowboy" was glen campbell's first number one hit. it became his signature song. ? like a rhinestone cowboy ? >> reporter: at the a.c.m. honors blake shelton led an all-star tribute to the 80-year-old country legend, whose wife kim says is now in the late stages of alzheimer's. >> so he can't really still communicates, you know, with the universal languages of smiles and hugs and kisses ? by the time i get to phoenix ? ( applause ) >> reporter: the son of an arkansas sharecropper, glen campbell broke through with this song in 1967. he scored 21 top-40 hits. ? and the wichita lineman >> reporter: and in 1968, his cbs tv show, "the glen campbell goodtime hour" , made him a household na. gentlemen. i'm glen campbell. >> reporter: and everything changed after that, didn't it? >> yeah, it did. i didn't realize the power of television. >> reporter: in a 2012 interview for "cbs sunday morning," one of campbell's last, the effects of alzheimer's, diagnosed a year earlier, were apparent. >> alzheimer's. >> we got that? >> you do. >> i

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the front one came off the track and hit a post next to the line, leaving it lng the back two cars were also partially off the track. >>> north korea angering world leaders for carrying out a test. leaders in south korea and china join the u.s. in condemning the test, calling it a violation of un resolution. despite resolutions in place, test. >> they are not doing these things to get attention or be provocative. this is a military testing program. >> president obama said this morning the provoke active actions taken by north korea will be met with serious consequence. >>> across america, the marine corps is looking for possible punishments of officer after the suicide of a recruit. the man took his own life at the paris island in south carolina. an investigation revealed that there was an environment of hazing with verbal and physical abuse, even some drill instructors were subjected to it. the investigation faults commanders for not paying enough attention to what was going on. >>> space x ceo is asking for the internet's help, trying to he is asking the public for any and all recordi

this broke moments ago, canada has approved a $27 billion lng project in british colombia.a has ignored that there is no karen t from petra noss that the project will go ahead, but they did give national approval. didi puts millions into bike sharing. specify the exact investment. it would use the money to expand in other towns and cities. proton is said to have shortlisted as it raises turnaround money. several foreign investors are on the list with proton ready to sell 51%. the company is struggling with slumping sales and accumulated debt. some breaking news for you, hong hang seng index falling .5% in premarket. bank ipohina's postal remains unchanged, trading remaining unchanged in the premarket despite the hang seng falling .5%. a teaser little bit of for you are ahead of the official open of the hang seng index moments from now. we have a lot more coming up from bloomberg markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: this is "trending business". i am angie lau. the world's biggest ipo minutes away from trading on the hang seng index. bank of china raised $7.3 billion in its h

when you look at the import without lng and oil, that is a bit worrying.l, i guess it is what is going on behind you at the doj. as to whatany hints they will be coming out with? david: that's right. to in recent talk weeks seem to suggest they are looking more at taking rates down further into negative. the governor and deputy governor week,ome out, both last acknowledged inc. there is a side effect to taking rates down further below zero. they are alluding to the fact that the banks are getting hit. which is why when you look at the markets, you're seeing the yield curve stephen. steepen. there are so many permutations to this one. that doesn't even include that anything they do, the fed can undo in 12 hours. thank you a lot for that. right, let's move along and have a look at what we have gotten in terms of this boj decision of further intoove negative rates may make japanese lenders the latest big short. we are looking at that story later on in the show. toina's -- have agreed merge their listed divisions, creating an operation that could rival others.

it has invested heavily in lng projects. oil projects and copper, different kind of metals.have been a major player in that field and almost every region. but because the price slump of the last two years has hurt them and so they are diversifying away and that is why they decided to take or they are considering to take a bigger stake and loss and make it a subsidiary of the country as company. mean, whatdoes this this that due to their business? guest: the big thing for lawson is it helps them diversify or build out their business around the world. mitsubishi is huge. it is the biggest trading company in japan and they have people everywhere. what lawson gets is they are able to expand their operations and they can go outside of japan. japan's population is shrinking. 1004want to build -- have offices, stores. mitsubishi allowed them to build out and expand. their entires network. so mitsubishi has connections with companies that make foodstuff and services. things that can help loss and bring things to their stores, coordinate the distribution of goods. that is the big thi

and brought lng the home front. we've spent roughly $1 trillion making america safe. often at a cost to civil liberties. putting all americans under surveillance to one degree or another every time we board an airplane or use our smartphones. today, hillary clinton lays a wreath at the memorial. she was a freshman senator in new york the day of the takes. donald trump plans to pay his us all safe is at the heart of their presidential race. the is it a 'tis ing show your chance of being killed in a terrorist take now are about 1 in 4 million. statistically, you're much more likely to die in a car crash or random street shooting. the shadow of 9/11 looms as large as that building, the tall nest manhattan. the replacement of those twin towers. preventing another 9/11 remains job number one for any. president. >> abc news has teamed up with american heroes channel for a special documentary airing tonight. 9/11, as we watched. a look back at the events of september 11th as they unfolded. >>> we're going to move on to the man that tried the assassinate ronald reagan back in

the sox are lng the weather will look today, tomorrow a little iffy. the bulk of the rain will hold off until monday. in fact the chance rain increases as we head to the day tomorrow. it wouldn't surprise me if there's a brief rain delay, the same idea for the pats. mild temperatures in the morning, it won't be as nearly as cool as it has been in the last couple of mornings. notice a little bit of humidity afternoon. thinking about a beach day today. no problem, mid-70s will be at the coastline. the next couple of days, comfortable temperatures, high tide coming up around lunchtime this an, out in the tropics, always something to talk about in the tropics in september, ask today -- just came off the coast of africa already showing some promise. carol wilcarl will become, and a falling apart and will be completely dead by the end of day today if not today by tomorrow. sometime moisture, some the remnant moisture could get picked up by a cold front. and the front will help to pick up the moisture in this direction, which gives us a good shot finally at g

david: talk to us about lng engineer. you are interested in shinny or.ransformed the u.s. from an exporter -- an importer of natural gas to a next order of natural gas. this is the first mover advantage. they are building these massive lng liquefied natural gas plants on the gulf coast. this is the first mover advantage, they are going to be one of the companies that benefit from that. these take a long time to build, and as a result of their advantage, they will be a company that investors want to look at very closely for the years to come. .avid: many thanks rob thummel, tortoise capital portfolio manager. jonathan: coming up, could the ecb latest policy changers be in influence on global markets? we show you in the battle the charts from new york city. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg ," i'm david weston. we have abigail doolittle up against lisa abramowicz. >> i wanted to look at the recent effects of selloff in government bonds has done to risk assets. these are cumulative flows for hyg, a big high-yield bond. these archie miller f

i think that is what we do for lng exports and that's what the state does for their responsibilities. we have it for cross-border electricity lines. >> in my opinion this is something congress needs to get involved with the stat other underpinnings of the decision making process with regard to this. i'm assuming you would be willing to provide technical assistance to congress? >> we're always happy to provide technical assistance. >> thank you very much. i yield back my time. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the chair calls upon a gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. doyle for five minutes. >> approximate secretary, first of all, thank you for your service. i've been in congress 22 yoerz and been through five or six secretaries of energy. you're by far one of the best, and you're going to be missed here. i want to say that right up front. just two quick things. i know we all agree on the importance of carbon capture utilization of storage. there's international consensus that it be very difficult if not impossible to meet our climate change goals by 2050 without this in place, and als

do as lng filing, look up -- up afilings and look mega. -- omega. if you look within the financials, couple of those stocks are being hit. first data is the largest financial holding. let's take a look at those stocks and see how they are trading. targa shares still higher. after therop headlines first came out, but still holding onto a gain of more than 2.5%. -- naviaeing declines we've been watching, first data we've been watching, and aircraft leasing financing company, all of these turned lower after these headlines first came out from the sec regarding cooperman, regarding omega advisors here. these stocks have not been recovering even as cooperman has come out vehemently denying these charges by the securities and exchange commission. matt: julie hyman with a look at stocks. david: mark crumpton in the newsroom. mike: a new bloomberg politics an alarm for donald shows-- the survey hillary clinton narrowly leading trump among voters with household incomes of at least $100,000. election, mitt won that demographic by more than 10 points. sheldon

first of all, we have not become major importers of lng. now we're going to be exporting lng. we expect to be net natural gas exporters in 2017. but domestically it's both led to a tremendous renewal in manufacturing, $170 billion capital invested just in the chemical arena. and, by the way, also reducing carbon emissions. on the oil side, again, we remain very large crude oil importers, but the dramatic decrease in our net oil and oil products imports has had a tremendous balance payments impact. both of them have changed the world energy scene and we are now looked at in a very, very different way. >> right. you haven't even talked about the geopolitical implications -- >> that's what i meant. geopolitically we're looked at in a very different way. >> i'm talking about from a world stability, world security standpoint, but that's for another day. moving on, you talked about the failure of our nation's infrastructure to keep up with the new dynamics we have in this industry. not only with respect to transmission of electricity but transmission of oil and natural gas. so, the

the voter is going to be lng how they conducthemselve tonight. >> how significa do yo think the momentum he has now is? >> her -- the basket of deplorle reay hurt her becaushas speaking dow and she cos off a an ice queen. again, this is a lot of personality involved with this election. a lot of personality. >> you said that that was a condescending comment but some people would say some of the things donald trump has been very condescend to go a wide variety of people. do you think that matters? >> yes. he has been called racist and misogynist. i think two candidates have heavy deficits coming into this debate. >> the atomic bomb. >> when itarted rearching this book,artiduguard d the he rearching. i didn't know eisenhower didn't want to drophe bomb. he told truman, no, don't doit. i will tell you wn' want dp the bomb he waed th glory of the invasion but it would have killed 4 to 5 million truman isn't sure what the bomb is? >> frankli roosevelt who dies in georgia with hisistressn the room. another fascating story. he never even talked to truman! he thought truman was a clerk! all right?

lng pitt amid child abuse accusations. now, officials released a statement saying they're gathering facts before deciding whether or not to investigate. the f.b.i. was called in because this incident happened on board a private plane while pitt, his wife angelina jolie and their children flew from france to california. jolie filed for divorce earlier this week. >> nancy: the red sox have won eight in a row. celebration in the outfield. andrew benintendi again doing his best michael jackson impression. a red sox fan with a baby ended up with a sawf near. the father tried the catch a foul ball with his right hand. he did not catch it, but it landed next to him, so he just picked it up. make sure you keep your arm on the baby in that case. >> christa: it's okay. he kept the baby. >> chris: if you drop one, you can always pick the baseball back up. taking a look at the seven forecast. as we head into the weekend, much cooler air. one more warm day today. low to mid-80s out there this afternoon. a couple scattered showers aroun

things are lng expressway. no issues on the roads. a lot of traffic. people getting ready to travel. south of town, a lot of green on 95, 24 and route 3. route 2 and 3 looking good. 93 fine back to 495, and route 1 all green. let's check those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. ten minutes braintree to boston northbound on the expressway. 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. and 11 minutes on 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge. both the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule today. >> sarah: breaking news in somerville. investigators believe someone intentionally set fire the vehicles earlier this morning. you can see the damage that was done to a truck and a motorcycle. the fire chief says a molotov cocktail was found in the area. police are reviewing surveillance video to try and identify a suspect. >> christa: and right now the f.a.a. is investigating three reports of planes getting targeted by lasers. sources are telling 7news thattw injuries from that laser. >> sarah: we're told the planes were able to land safe

lng if you're headed out of town ono 95 southbound through virginia r dream there as well.m keep in mindtbound sidd remains shut down for an investigation person hit by aona car several hours ago.go between west virginia and and bladensburg.blensbur take rhode island get around aro that. inbound side of new york lookine really good right nwow y. 66 through arlington quiet labob day commute now just keep in mind tomorrow o is all the kids head back toac t school and folks get on that ona normal september workingmbor schedule. we're going to be dealing with lot of extra volume around up to. th extra vly start on tuesday and enjoynue thisdsay quiet labd any questions about metro at at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. ttter back to you allison and maureen. >>> good day a next. n we'll see you on the other sided of the break. ♪ ♪ >>> straight ahead, hermine heri heads out to sea.ea but that doesn't mean the coasta is clear for the labor day holiday. >>> a lifeguard is supposed tosd keep people safe. se but who was watching out foror her? we're live in alexandriari where neighbors are on edgedg afte

bill on lng exports that is concerning me. applications for lng export have been increasing in recent years. since revising the approval process for lng applications in 2014, d.o.e. has been able to quickly approve applications after ferc completes their review. is that correct? >> yes it is. >> typically how long does it take d.o.e. to turn these applications around? >> it's been between a day and a few weeks since 2014. >> the energy conference is considering two provisions that would require d.o.e. to approve an application for export within 30 days of ferc