midstream is very interesting. differentials are going to be here for a wild. -- for a while, also in natural gas. we also like canada. what is going on in the u.s. right now, is about to go on, it all happened in canada last year. these countries are still making a lot of money. things are getting better. they're sorting out some of their problems. those are three things we're looking for. alix: mlp would be an obvious place to go, it actually unprovoked -- underperformed. >> we had a decision late last night clarifying their rules. , it announced the idea since the mlp into a tailspin. maybe mlp structure is not for me, and talk about combinations. they will potentially combine into rid of some of the mlp structure. we also saw boardwalks mapped up by lows. lowes. can acknowledge that they go back retroactively and set rates. if you are in mlp utile have to refund years worth of overcharges. that is really giving a nice little boost today. forward, it used to be a 50/60 range. now, are you envisioning a range whe

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partners which is dm with dominion midstream partners also be a company worth acquiring stock in asl >> i don't think that it's bad it's down almost 50% it's not that low quality. we have got a firc modification rule i've soured on that group, but this thing has gotten too cheep. i like d very much they're involved in the acquisition in south carolina that has kept that stock back. all right. avoid the extremes, people you saw what happened today with the stocks of 3m and salesforce. it's essential to find out what's going on before you take any action is that so hard? on "mad" tonight, within a stone's throw, the all-time high in january could we see a similar swoon we saw in february? i'm going to tackle the technicals to find out >>> then not even a $5 billion fine can slow down the stock of alphabet all-time highs i'll tell you why investors could continue to go gaga over google >>> and it's been one of my favorite health care plays forrer ages, and the stock continues to rally after earnings, until, well, let's just say let's find out what's going on could they have more room t

>> i will mention again, as an example, on the midstream site, three quarters of all of the steel that is used comes from overseas. primarily because it is not available locally. we test the refining industries the same way. we have a direct negative impact on project viability from tariffs on imported steel. the worst thing as i mentioned was if this led to an overall trade war, that carries very negative implications for economic growth both domestically and internationally and that's the biggest threat. yeah, that is bad news to -- it is good to do what we can to get others to play fair but we have to be careful on how far we go. >> would the rest of you agree with that? that there are unintended consequences to these kinds of comments and pronouncements from the president and i think what i get from what all of you saying is that we are trying to go for stability here. in this market as well as what's going on in our own country and that's not what is happening now. thank you very much. >> thank you, senator hirono. >> mr. mcnally, mr. braziel, you mentioned the imo 2020. there was

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midstream is very interesting. we think differentials are going to be here for a while. just in oil, natural gas. energy transfer very much exposed to that. and owns of that natural gas naturalt -- owns that gas footprint. we also like canada. what is going on in the u.s. right now happened in canada last year. these companies are still making a lot of money. things are getting better, they are sorting out some problems. these are the things we like in the portfolio right now. alix: mlp's would be an obvious place to go. but it -- they obviously underperformed and that was a tax law issue. that might have changed around. >> we had a decision last night from the federal energy regulatory commission clarifying their rules. when they announced this idea, it really sent mlp's into a tailspin. we saw company saying maybe the mlp structure is not for me. and start to talk about combinations, certainly energy transfers saying they'll to get ridly combine of some of the mlp's structure. which is very complicated. we also saw boardwalk snapped up by lows. what they did last night

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say that with the pipeline being built it was being built from the permian and elsewhere in the midstreamand then i'm told by the super majors that they ar are going bk out into the continental shelf that we are going to have significant production supply over the last one to four years which may account for the there'll but we may see some leveling off. to connect it to we could expect that to expand. congress and president clinton last sold the crude for budget expenses in 97. at that time they were on the high end of the range. they thought they were selling-$26 a barrel. i was in the white house and the national city council after 9/11 it oversaw the refilling of the higher prices so i will predict as i said before we may think we are selling high, but i predict that we will put those barrels back in. we may have to buy them from the chinese with higher prices after the next over emergency. i think we should hold it for emergency with respect. >> i'm way over time and i will yield back. >> i agree madam chair. i want to make it as simple a as icann we are producing more oil than we've

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to dig deeper to get the stories that midstream refuses to tell more than we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting. teacher it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching fox. welcome back you are watching r.t. international now donald trump is meeting nato allies at a two day summit in brussels the us president has urged other member states to boost their military spending or to child been ski as details donald trump posed tweeted that he wants countries in the nato alliance to pay two percent of g.d.p. towards the defense budget now immediately he says in his tweet and not by the date that he says is twenty twenty five and he's also in that tweet accused germany again following his tirade on wednesday morning of spending billions paying billions to russia for a guess pipeline project well that to raid it came from him after we also heard that there were claims by the old garion president that trump has also asked allies to increase the contributions not to two percent but up t

the upside potential in the numbers we laid out, we have a midstream business.ositions andium we get access to permian which is a key part of this. we see a potential huge upside going for. this is a great deal for the company, for shareholders. analysts expected assets to go to about $9 billion. you said it was about 40 to 50 players bidding. why did you have to pay $10.5 billion? >> i think we were the cleanest bid of all the bids. other bids may have been more complicated or have more partners involved. billion, the5 value is above that from the assets we farmed into in 2014. we were able to double the flow rates with the team we brought in four or five years ago. can see the potential, we have been able to realize that in the assets we have looked at. alix: oil is in his blood with his brother leading chesapeake. let's talk about how you're going to be funding this. how much equity are you going to have to issue? 5.2 $5 billion of cash at the end of october. it will be six monthly payments of the balance, divided across the six months. issue equity or sell t

while that might sound like political posturing, the refinery upstream and midstream -- since 2007 we have turned into being the largest importer to the largest exporter. it has moved from a shortage of 2.5 million barrels a day to a surplus of well over 3 million barrels per day. to maintain that position, they depend on things they have and will do well and a failure of competitors around the world. the free mark environment which they're planning to operate has been a key driving force. over the years, markets defend the herd as the main facility is involved in the most complex set of refineries in the world. this allows u.s. refineries to run more difficult crudes, turning them into more valuable products than any other region in the world. they also have the deepest and most refined refinery in the world. combined with more flexible employment, work rules that exist in many other countries, this allows the u.s. to run their plants for safely and at higher operating rates. it allows them to perform maintenance activities at a lower cost despite high wage rates. the boost in refine

life and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that midstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back in the first half we heard from oxford professor danny dorling about inequality leading to the early one hundred thirty thousand children being homeless last christmas but how have british children now and summer holiday been affected by years of austerity brought on by bailing out the city of london's bank because joining me now is rodeo girls she is the national director of the group feeding britain rosie thanks for coming on the show so nothing more welcome to children and summer holidays but your organization telling a different story that summer is not going to be fun for maybe millions in britain millions of children so course the summer holiday should be a really positive time it should be a time that children in their fa

not to have it in midstream to give them more time to ramp-up a program. there is also the florinnated compounded in effect by january 2020. everything resetter fid by then as -- re-certified as flo fluore free. i want to close by saying we really appreciate how so many businesses in san francisco and the bay area really help understand the issues and they have helped lead the fact that we have 80 plus restaurants that are already gone straw free in san francisco. there are examples of other businesses through rethink disposable with clean water action where they have worked to switch to reusables. by doing so they found they have been able to save money on even just the labor of handing everything out, going on request saves that. big reduction in use by going on request. they are shipping the cost for disposal service. it is part of being a good community player. sustainability message. the guy that are straw dependent. it is an example of using the paper straws. i will stop blackering and blab. >> do you have any questions? >> before you start questions

. >> they're making a move i like magellan midstream mmp because they need those pipelines. a move i'm not in denial. see it happening to rick in new york. >> caller: welcome back. the show isn't the same without you. you have so much insight and humor and class, i really appreciate it. welcome back my stock is fedex symbol fds >> let me give you a two-fer, i think adobe shouldn't be down. random those two companies went down. i sell all last week paul in california paul >> caller: jim cramer. hey, i'm always listening to you, you're always full of energy i called you before and i've done some research and i know you recommended the stock before and i've been doing some research and i hear nothing but good things about this company as far as the internet and things like that the company is called blackberry qnx. >> yes i know people gave up on them. they're going to come right back harry in new york. harry. >> caller: hey, jim, great job, man. we love amc. >> thank you, partner. >> caller: mpc, marathon >> it's up i think it was goldman sachs marathon p. has been my favorite

says its midstream and downstream segments maintains a good level of efficiency. up next, it is getting real. the trade war is finally showing up in numbers across the world. we will take a look at the fallout so far. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: sunny hong kong here. getting sun for a break from the rain. we are 30 minutes away from asia's first major market open. these rallies continue to build up thanks to the stimulus plan in china. ; 30 p.m. here where markets closed up nearly half of a percent. not as clear or as beautiful as where you are. did see a pop. the s&p 500 closing at 2820. its highest since february 1. i am remy in new york. yvonne: i'm in hong kong. you are watching "daybreak: asia ." let's get to the first word news now. jessica: tariffs returned to the headlines. president trump needs a delegation from the european union. he tweeted that tariffs are the greatest. that is a warning to trade partners if they do not agree to what he thinks are fair deals. they sounds nice but they are rough. they are coming in to see me tomorrow. they are all comi

. >> don't change horses in midstream. >> yep. >> let me ask you about fallout from nato.d the scenes there are a lot of official u.s. channels trying to calm allies down. what have you heard? >> the meeting was hijacked by president trump when he's in the room. he only wants to talk about the issues that he wants to talk about. wasn't using his advisers. didn't come armed with a lot of accurate facts. pressed the germans most hard, but pressed everybody. and the final conversation that he said came to agreement came to absolutely no specific agreement from any government that was in attendance, though there was a desire on the part of american nato allies to say we're working on this. i mean kind of sort of calm him down without offering anything. the good news is while they didn't offer anything, trump didn't threaten anything, right? i mean certainly trump's style of dealing with nato is a little different from obama's. i think we can say that safely. but in terms of actually threatening to leave nato, to not adhere to article 5, which says that there would be collectiv

we have a midstream business in terms of painesville.hich is a key part of this transaction. alix: i wonder if there is an m and a play. a lot of people in the industry talk about how over executived the oil industry is. investorsthing bullis -- bullish investors have been pining for for quite some time. that's been one of the sectors the hedge fund industry is focused on least in terms of anticipatory mna. the communityin --king system there is david:david: we don't want to leave oil without talking about iran. what are we expecting in terms of the sanctions and how effective is the united states going to be in shutting down exports to our allies? michael: what's clear to me is there are a lot of different cooks in the oil price kitchen. everyone is trying to keep around.anged , the secretary is trying to just fromressure i the expectation. our expectation is we will see output down between 600,000 barrels per day. it's going to be iterative. much more severe affect in the first round. different counterparties will walk back from it. th

we have a midstream business in terms of eagleton and haynesville.mium positions in haynesville, and access to the permian, which is a key part of this transaction. is joining usis now -- tina davis is joining us now. it seems like the market met this with tepid enthusiasm. tina: this might have been a better deal for bhp than bp itself. as early as september, bhp was valuing these assets at about $9.8 billion on their books, so this was above anything they thought they would get for it. this was also around a -- thinkingbout about selling it all at once to a very interested buyer. scarlet: three months ago, the cfo of bp had said a deal in the permian would not be affordable or benefit shareholders. he changed his mind. do you know what happened? ana: well, they are getting mixture of business as well, which is important if you are thinking about some of the bottlenecks we are seeing in the permian. i think what has also happened is in three months, the oil price has recovered and stabilized the bed, so it can be a little more optimistic about this

in defense of trump with putin, negotiate andw to his strategy cannot be assessed in midstream.e writes we have an inpatient media that hates trump and a president a knows more about negotiating with bad guys than any of them. unlike the war mongers, the president is willing to talk to anyone if there is a chance it could result in peace. virginia.andria, caller: if you trace the history of what went on with the mexican we haveit was such that ,een exporting since the 1900s exploiting the labor and -- byces to the extent 1910 there were 41,000 american citizens working on various american industrial and aquarian developments in mexico. they paid wages similar to the wage scale of the united states of theican labor -- united states. for mexican labor, if paid at lowerere paid on a scale. this continued to the present. how can we as honest american citizens say we are treating mexicans fairly? wall is a scam. we are being taken for the benefit of the corporations. by theasion was paid for , and they want us to pay for the wall to correct the damage of that invasion. host: informat

>> we are global energy investors across the value chain, midstream and downstream companies, so we arereevaluating how we think about portfolio across the space. most current investing is focused on how we mitigate risk and focus on down perspective. we think the volatility continues. thatn't think long-term they necessarily will be higher. we're focused on investing in an environment where unlike the last 20 years, they normalize around the back end of the curves. 75.e to we think about sustainable businesses that thrive in that environment and that focuses -- forces us into it -- asset integrity, where we see a lot of focus on safety and governance concerns around the industry, whether that is oil spills, the aging infrastructure of the vast pipeline in north america and the rest of the world, and investment has continued to be placed in those assets. >> meaning just sort of how you take care of the equipment? >> exactly. all of the maintenance necessary to keep 50-year-old assets on average running in a space in a clean way. >> you talked about volatility and risk. a lot of money ke

interrupting a trump tweet midstream. >> a signed contract?ing is there was never an agreement in the north koreans' mind to do that. again, i retweeted a national review article written -- i'm sorry. i wish i could remember the author's names but he is an a.e.i. fellow. just saying that this was going to happen, predicting this several weeks ago. said, we got nothing for it. >> duped. >> that they got everything that they needed, so expect this to unravel. that smart people have been predicting this -- and conservatives for sometime. >> the statement they signed at the conclusion of their summit, i mean, was basically, hey, it was nice meeting you. >> right. >> that was it. >> kim jong-un did not meet with secretary of state mike pompeo during the secretary's latest visit last week. >> he was very busy. did you hear where he was? >> he was at a potato factory or something. north korean state media has revealed kim instead visited a rural potato farm. >> how would you like to be secretary of state, look at that picture. united states secretary