thank you mike casey. we love everybody. [ applause ] >>> i would like to thank everybody for coming today. especially the team members. we truly appreciate it. we are going to open up for questions. if anyone has any questions? >> we are in the process of talking to other hotels right now. we've already initiated some talks with the fair mount corporation and we are optimistic about that and we are also going to be reaching out very soon to the star wood corporation which has 4 hotels and marriott which also has 4. we are going to be starting with marriott, fair mount and star wood and the other corporations that have large presence here in san francisco. >> this is a pattern that we have set and hopefully they will see what we have without a struggle. over the course of 2004-2011 during that 7 year span, the members of local 2 were engaged in constant struggle for those years, we had strikes, lock outs, boycotts, the industry was in quite a turmoil. it's quite a turn around when you look at those years,

city and i would like to thank you for your leadership and last time i was in the same room with mike caseye were announcing the warriors deal. a lot of good paying jobs. today is about our no. 1 industry? san francisco which is tourism and the hotels and their conclusion with the labor union to come to an agreement that extends perhaps 5-and-a-half years of agreeing to a labor contract for all the 750 union me

mike casey is in charge of operations. >> we can now talk to every platform we've got, every asset, whether it be a helicopter, boat. >> reporter: back on the rig, final preparations are intense. >> you just keep working through it. >> reporter: in the control room, they make sure every well, every valve, shut and secure before they head for home and leave it behind. >> you always thinking, will it be here when i come back. >>> coming back can be more complicated than the evacuation if a storm hits, they won't know right away xshgtly what they are coming back to. if the forecast holds, they could be doing a lot of that this year. >>> finally tonight, good news. the earth was not destroyed by a giant asteroid today. but it was close. scientists at nasa say around 5:00 eastern time today, the asteroid known as 1998-qe-2, nearly two miles long and even has its own moon, flew past the earth in the closest approach in two centuries, the distance from our planet was 200 million miles away. tyler, too close forcomfort or not? >> i was looking at my watch. still here, all good. >> have a great week

mike casey is in charge of operations. >> we can talk to every platform we've got, whether it be a helicopterause after the storm, they have to get everything and everyone back offshore as quickly and efficiently as they brought them in. scott cohen, cnbc, covington, louisiana. >> well, still to come here on the show, one din with mario draghi and our next guest says he's increasingly positive about the future for european equities. stay tuned to hear why u.s. futures indicating a negative market open across the board stateside. dow is being called lower by some 85 points or so. >>> nigeria's oil minister tells cnbc she's gravely concerned about the rise of shale oil at op opec's meeting in vienna. u.s. futures pointing lower, suggesting that markets that they'll close may on a down beat note. the dow, though, still racking in its sixth month of gains. >>> and india clocking up its rate in a decade. >>> and notch another victory for dish network as clearwire postponing shareholders's vote on sprint's buyout offer that was set for today. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," brin

. >> mike: and mark came up into ricky stenhouse, casey mears and bobby labonte involved. >> darrell: stenhouse down here and bobby labonte down here. >> mike: stremme a near miss. riding with stenhouse. >> [radio]: ahead of you here. >> darrell: a great shot right here. let's see what mark is in the middle. jeff gordon on the outside and mark in the middle. right there where almirola needs to come back to come back right there he gets into mark martin. >> larry: darrell, it narrows down so were in the dog legs. >> darrell: got to get some room there, buddy. >> mike: at that point was the second dog leg. if that had been a straightaway no problem, everybody gets sorted out. a turn to the the left right there after the start finish be line and there they go. >> darrell: got dicey. almirola moved around and got into mark and a here they go. >> larry: kenny francis kasey kahne's crew chief probably had no idea what was going on. >> darrell: and there is the culprit right there. i think that is causing us a lot of heartache tonight. >> mike: jeff gordon's car hauled off. >> darrell: the c

casey? > >> reporter: mike, good morning to you.resident obama touches down at tinker air force base and then it will be a quarter after 12 when he gets here to moore. he will be meeting with some storm survivors and getting an up close and personal look at the damage. and the damage is not hard to find. when you come here into moore, oklahoma. and 10 miles or so south of oklahoma city. >> neighborhood after neighborhood. and basically erased and blown into millions of pieces when the powerful ef-5 tornado went through at 3:00 in the afternoon. >> now, we are a week away and still, it is utter devastation where you look. they have been able to make some kind of progress. >> trying to restore power as quickly as they can. >> we have seen out i willity poles going up and -- utility poles going up and you are see seeing aerial pictures, and they have to be bull dozed. >> that other powerful ef-5 went through killing more than 40 people. they have rebuilt. this is a community that has a tremendous amount of resolve. they will do it agai