you can't change the law midstream. if someone is not eligible to vote you can't count their vote. if they're not a citizen they can't determine our future in florida or the nation. you may not like the law. there are a lot of issues. you can change at the next legislative cycle and that is what we did. we have provisional balloting. we got away from the hanging and dangling chads. now we have a paper version but can't change midstream. >> will he go through another change in the neck legislative session? >> i don't know about the loopholes. we have been the model for the nation but you constantly ones to reevaluate and make sure it is as fair and just as possible. it is an ongoing process, never rest on your laurels. shannon: thank you, great to have you. we are still waiting for final result in georgia after gubernatorial race. brian kemp leads by 55,000 votes and he claims an insurmountable lead but stacy abrams is not going to concede. continues to fight in court. i feel like each of these has a new court ruling every time we turn around. >> reporter: when you get these court r

you can't change it midstream. it's not equal protection under the law. >> shannon: do you think they will go through another change in the next legislative session? >> what i will say is i know we have been the model for the nation but you constantly want to revaluate and make sure it's a fair and just as possible. it's an ongoing process and you never sit back and rest on your laurels. >> shannon: former florida secretary of state katherine harris, thank you so much. we are still waiting for final results in georgia's gubernatorial race. republican brian kemp leads by nearly 55,000 votes which he claims is an insurmountable lead but democrat stacey abrams is not going to concede. she continues her fight in cour court. leland vittert is tracking it. i feel like each of these has a new court ruling every time we turn around. >> when you get these court rulings, both sides in the plumbing victory. we are way past the calls by the apparent loser to simply count every vote. democrats are now using the georgia governor

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point, the stock hit its biggest rally in seven years after earnings made a record amount in its midstreamusiness, and says permian shale output will go 35% next year, boosting its cash flow. this is "bloomberg commodities edge." ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. this is "bloomberg commodities edge." all right, time now for the data dig, we delve deep into the market trends of the week. so first up, those oil inventory numbers. no bull in sight. there are major builds nationwide in particular, and cushing has the biggest builds since march at 2.4 million barrels. also, didn't help that u.s. production actually hit another record last week. all right, digging in more into brazil as well, the current president, jair bolsonaro's energy team could push for the sales of the prize pre-salt deposits, where petrobras has already made some big discoveries, which means less risk. a change for the country, and the country could raise as much as $27 billion. and moving to ag, some not so good news for soybeans. american inventories seem to be reaching 955 million bushels, plus the agency cut its outlook for u.s

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dcp midstream up around 5.5 as well if you're looking for some of the longer term view remember even with these gains we are seeing oil and gas exploration and production companies also catch a bid you can see from a two day basis well off of the highest levels we have seen so far. oil prices certainly a focus not just on the global station but here in the u.s. as well guys, overall the reason why these stocks are on the move is because they are u.s. producers and one piece of state legislation driving the whole thing. back over to you >>> also the president said in his news conference today that he wanted to see prices of oil lower and that the reason he granted exemptions for the iran sanctions is because of that i wonder if it's having an impact >> it is having an impact. the interesting part is that the u.s. right now and has been far while a wash with oil supply it should put pressure on gasoline prices. good for the consumer overall. when what it comes down to is whether lower gasoline prices benefit the country as a whole or how many jobs you can create in the oil and gas mids

the ceo of midstream corporation. let's talk a bit about european politics.ou have until the end of the day to submit a revised budget. rome shrink its spending plans p let's bring in john, who joins us from rome. look at the italian papers, there is a suggestion tweaks for maybe privatization features. will these be enough in any way to satisfy brussels? >> that will be enough publicly , where you do not want to move on substance. delivery on the campaign promises. the deficit gap a main problem commission. >> decide who will win on this one. >> good point. about,t they are worried it is not so much the commission having tooth or not come with a possible fine. but the government is worried about is the spread of the market reaction. it is not a concern. the market actually decided the fate of the budget. guy: is it a surprise that the spread hasn't whined -- gone out more? that we could maybe move toward 400 basis points for germany, that has not happened. has that emboldened the governments in their battle with brussels? >> absolutely. they are watching thi

spinning off midstream assets, almost down 44, 45% for the month of november. pg and activision. suffering with acquisition. caterpillar being quite volatile with tried but did beat earnings. you have american express had their share, their share price hit a 52-week high on wednesday. they newly announced a dividend given out in february. you have 3m, gains there. move to the dow losers, boeing, goldman sachs, investigations, continuing within the malaysian government. fraud, bribery, all of that information. apple fears after iphone slowdown, heading into december. a lot of factors change the markets going into december. i'm sure you will get into that. back to you, liz. have them on the screen. liz: christina, the cell phone world would be tariffed. president trump has said, if he doesn't get a trade deal with china, then, that might happen. laptops might be open to new tariffs coming out of china. we know apple manufacturers there. how could tomorrow night's meeting affect the stocks you own. how could they affect stocks that at least one "countdown" closer says you should be

maria, doctor sue, for those of you who don't know maria, you changed your strategy midstream. this is a change of strategy. what that meant is a lot of the previously funded organizations came into our budget and our budget committee asking for support. and to be identified a few different priorities, in particular, out of school time, as the programming -- as a programming gap. and this body allocated just over $125,000 annually to the department of children, youth and their families. and what i am still receiving some feedback on, particularly from african-american organizations, is that there is a perception that they feel like they are being discriminated against. they are not getting funding. and the reason why i am -- we have spoken about this, so i know this is not just -- not catching you off guard, but i would appreciate it if you could be very public and be on the record, and talk about your methodology, and the criteria that you have used, and then also the support you have offered organization so that they can be competitive in the r.f.p. process. >> yeah. thank yo

i am not saying this happened but if he interferes with a prosecution midstream, he himself, could bea defendant in obstruction of justice charges. if he intentionally closes the spigot of finances so robert mueller cannot pay the fbi agents under his budget, because he wants to impair bob mueller's effectiveness because he wants to get the monkey off the presidents back, he himself could be charged with obstruction of justice. >> judge, let me pick up on liz's question. as written report, mr. whitake , does seem to feel that it's gone too far. but he has also specifically written that he thinks it would be wrong for the special counsel to look into mr. trump 's finances or anything not having to do with russia. he said that in one of his articles. is that an area where he can now limit the investigation or is that ship sailed? >> we do not know. because we do not know the nature and extent of the investigation up here in new york city at the hands of the u.s. attorney for the district of near production the first assistant because jeff berman, he is attorney appointed by donald trump

sometimes a government program would change his classification level midstream. it will go from one level to another. and then, into the entire effort of trying to create the technology or the product at issue is the added time and cost and burden of running everybody through another clearance process. so there are huge hurdles. i'll stop there. there is some good news too. we should talk about some of that because a lot of it is getting better in the agency, and they are working really hard to try and improve the process and the numbers and the backlog is going down. there is a long way to go to make it really effective i think. >> perry, one concept that people here and talk about in connection with security clearance is continuous evaluation. could you explain what that is and why big brother is watching you? >> thank you, and thank you for that introduction because in fact, continuous evaluation is not big brother watching you, but it is an attempt to use more modernize investigative techniques to cover the kind of things that are significant in people's back

i really believe that we pushed those people up to the border itself by changing the rules midstreamt of desperation. once they get there, border patrol has to take action to protect the border and protect the integrity of the border. so i stand by the border patrol's actions in terms of pushing the people back off but it's unfortunate came to this. >> jackie, i worked for a president, a republican president, who tried to pull his party along to pass comprehensive immigration reform and the votes weren't there. he had allies in the late ted kennedy and john mccain. do you find any resistance or discomfort among any republicans in the senate or the house to these images? >> we haven't seen much response today. we just saw lindsey graham last night immediately responding to the actions taken by the military on the border and customs and border patrol, praising them for their work and saying that people shouldn't be blaming the president for what he's doing because look at what's going on. but as -- >> that's shocking. lindsey graham who was an ally of john mccain's, one of the most voc

christopher: we really like midstream energy, close to the the-head, primarily in final market.ou have some things that have adjusted so dramatically lower, whether you talk about mineral plays or some of the upstream, where someone is in the core, where they can still make good money at $52. you can still see a supply growth from them, earnings , even when youm see prices in this range. the only way that gets derailed 0's.f you see high $3 point, whog to that gets shaken out in the difference between the mid $70's and $50's? supply andater, demand will correct the marketplace. michael: exactly. if you look at canada, there are high differentials between wti and the base in canada, the price there. we have already seen some producers talk about dialing back on production. cut, broader, industrywide we need a federal government action. so there is one place. the other place we have to look at is those at risk producers. venezuela, at iran, as oil prices have come down, this is a significant additional headwind for their social and broader political stability at these price levels

limited the supply of new wells coming to market src energy up 16%, anadarko up 7%, noble 5%, dcp midstreaming about cannabis stocks those particular names are moving to the upside as well till ray, canopy growth, cronos group. 5% 2,% 3,% missouri provided a boost saying they were going to vote yes on medical marijuana, also names moving higher you can see those as well. a lot of sentiment building for state measures aimed at the marijuana industry. >> dom, thank you. >>> when we come back, ceos in the election adidas's president speaking out to sara after the election a t see ctiest"onnu in moment. ♪ a moment of joy. a source of inspiration. an act of kindness. an old friend. a new beginning. some welcome relief... or a cause for celebration. ♪ what's inside? ♪ [laughter] possibilities. what we deliver by delivering. >>> keeping a close eye on material stocks getting a bid today in the wake of the midterm results amid optimism a divided congress could find common ground on infrastructure one of the etfs is ticker xlb, on pace for the sixth positive session in the last seven. among the stoc

. >> but mexico seems to have changed tactics midstream.t work out. next minute we're going to provide them transportation well we changed our mind a little bit now even though they're still few hundred miles away now they don't seem to be intent on blocking them they're going to be coming up to border soon. i actually don't know how border patrol and a the military even though we have the is going to stop this from being just an overwhelming clash. well that was violence aside i hope no violence happens but all of these people need basic needs what do we do? >> that's on mexican side then they will one at a time and the migrants are actually organizing who is going to apply for asylum it is going to take a long time and only 2500 people on a waiting list and that's not include the caravan but to wait their turn. some will make a claim of the asylum and up to the federal government. of the united states to determine whether or not they get in. >> so that's down on border let's now go to d.c. because the democrats just took the house. people