the trade has been to buy some midstream assets and partner with a midstream partner to get paid on thatyou need to get it out, you pay a toll to midstream operators. blackstone operates their own gas and oil production. i don't know if they have it close to where target winds up operating. operating.nds up this is not new for the private equity space. david: the third company we are watching his walmart. walmart.-- is for more, let's start with walmart. comparableong same-store sales. they've maintained their guidance for the coming year. we got disappointing december retail sales numbers. that left people scratching their heads. this is a reiteration of the imbalance. sales, with such strong such strong commentary, raising questions about the december retail sales. we have macy's, nordstrom in the coming weeks. macy's has made some comments that sales in early december were sort of disappointing. i wonder if that was driving the weight of that disappointing resales -- retail sales number. david: the longer-term story is online and the progress they are making with respect to amazon. >>

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ashley: we think midstream constraints will be an issue and we have faith in operator disciplines.e are seeing reduced capex for 2019 as opposed to 2018, focusing in highly productive areas and not so much about growing volumes just to grow them. alix: that raises the question, how much of the light, sweet crude can the u.s. and the rest of the world absorb? ashley: that is ago is that the question. that's what we saw with the last price crash in december, the macroeconomics of the picture. we are getting good news but we are in a data desert still, it's only february. the information we getting on the autonomy side is very middle-of-the-road. good numbers in the u.s., and then weak numbers out of germany. right now, our expectations is that the world cannot absorb it. we have outages in venezuela, disruptions in libya, nigeria. there is a world in which we are still mostly balanced through the end of the year, but it is a rising concern and is driving a lot of price volatility. alix: the key is the type of quality. it is lighter here, versus venezuela in canada. that will be heavi

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the russian people so right now his message seems to be stay the course don't change a horse in midstream. until ten in moscow thank you very much for your assessment. thank you. that was one of the deadliest of a terrorist attacks in these history last week's suicide bombing in killed at least forty indian security personnel it caused anger and outrage across india and that attack took place in indian controlled kashmir after independence from britain and nine hundred forty seven means god divine. between india and pakistan of the sort court line of control separating them but both countries lay claim to the whole of the muslim majority province the since nine hundred eighty nine kashmiri separatists have been fighting against india in june a rebellion that india claims is supported by pakistan and for those looking to place blame in the current incident innocent muslim meanies have also become targets. i just sent us this report. i want to meet you in the wake of the dead attacking bush meat small protests like these have sprung up across india. most have been against markets. but some

alix: recently, you created a water-filled midstream which will manage wastewater.will be your next deal in the permian? david: it's going to be consistent with the theme you are seeing. there's different types of streams that are related to increasing production. people are focused on the crew because that's where the economics and realities are. and things you can sell they are value added. another pipeline we commissioned for natural gas liquids to take them from the permian to mount bellevue, water is a big issue. you can't flare it. you have to safely and responsibly dispose of it. who was veryeam involved in the industry to help producers in the permian takeaway and dispose of the water. you can get five or six barrels of water for every barrel of oil produced. it's important to dispose of that safely and responsibly. it's a great growth area for us. 'six: what is on david foley list? david: i'm actively looking for export related opportunities. this is a comfort area for us. a lot of capital going in along the gulf coast. alix: thank you so much. take a look

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who does a good job, and if the person in there is not doing a good job, the time to change horses midstream. that's not the case in this case. chris is so committed to this thing, he made my job a living hell because he wouldn't let things slide. there was just too much at stake, too much importance. open source voting has been a life, and it should be a life for the city. chris is the person you need to have on this. he set up the website for the technical advisory committee. he chairs the technical advisory committee, as well as when he was president of the commission he chaired the committee, so there's a lot at stake. you don't want to jump back to square one, and -- with, at this point. you want to continue the progress forward. so -- i'm here in support of him, despite what he did to me. [laughter] >> supervisor ronen: any other member of the public that wants to speak, if you could line up to, on this side of the room, that would be helpful. >> paula randle, i live in the inner richmond, in san francisco for 17 years. and i want to ask reappoint christopher jerdonek. i don't have any

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world of big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that midstreammedia refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and 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. the first day of afghan peace talks has ended in moscow as the size their attempt to find a solution to the eighteen year war or if an option has been at the negotiations for is and brings us the details. these days event into afghan dollar peace conference here in mosco has brought different influential of gani forces and politicians together with the aim of discussing ways to bring the long awaited peace to afghanistan and we can call it a historic one experts say that today of getting closer to end of the war and the bioluminescent territory than any time before of course no doubt that the key participants of today's event and actually everything that is going on in afghanistan all round of ghana's son is the movement

. >> i'm thinking midstream operators, for instance, which much with oil prices. >> yes. exactly. is plenty of cash flow being generated that's a good sign. diversification, how much are your telltale signs telling you that the u.s. will outperformer once again? we saw it in the first half of 2018 clear and true, and then it dwindled as we saw the massive sell-off in december. being all key trade about america as we were told earlier in the week? likely to we're not see the u.s. outperform the market as we've seen in recent years. basically because they are coming at a much more elevated evaluation position and risks relative to the rest of the world are rising. >> all right. out.l see how that plays ciio of active equities. thank you so much. quick programming note that we have a rare interview with a titan.e equity blackstone's global head of actical operations and the co-owner of the 76ers in the philadelphia region. amazon scrapping its plans for new york. we hear from a democratic critics shouldys have worked to improve the deal. the race to fill mall space just ahead and why