did i like you, nat?o many pears, yes, but what are you doing here? but nothing, i’m driving around the city, suddenly i see my wife and her lover walking around, let me come in, it’s just olya’s brother, yeah, and now you’re you are studying with angela grigorievna, eduard mikhailovich, you have understood everything wrong, natasha shurika brought me to meet me, i don’t want to talk to you at all, natasha, well , tell him the truth, don’t interfere, edik, wait, what kind of truth are you telling me? i have to tell you that i continue to be friends with nadya, i didn’t want to upset you. that’s all, no, not all, yesterday i wasn’t at angela grigorievna’s either, but at nadya’s in the village, but it was her father’s birthday, and i also bought him a gift, well, forgive me, please, let’s go, idiocy, my own daughter must make my way to to me secretly. like a criminal, all because you once didn’t have the courage to give up everything to go to her mother, you loved her very much, my boys were 5 and 8 years o

nat has a healthy two—year—old daughter but, before she was born, nat lost three babies during pregnancy at 38 weeks. and then in my third pregnancy, i found out that i'd lost my little girl's twin at about five weeks. until now, the loss of a baby in england before 2a weeks' gestation hasn't been officially recognised. it was hard. so whilst nat received a death certificate for sophie, who she lost at 38 weeks, there was nothing for a] and jack. my worry is we were always going to leave this world and apart from the few family and friends that do acknowledge them, that they'd be forgotten. from today in england, parents who've lost a baby before 2a weeks' gestation will be able to apply for a certificate free of charge. the voluntary scheme will be available to those who have experienced the loss since the 1st of september, 2018. we know that there'll be lots of people, who had losses prior to that date, who will possibly want one of these certificates, too. we can understand, you know, that these things are complicated. you know, there's potentially so many people, who will want these

nat has a healthy two—year—old daughter, but before she was born, nat lost three babies during pregnancyrd pregnancy, i found out that i'd lost my little girl's twin at about five weeks. until now, the loss of a baby in england before 2a weeks' gestation hasn't been officially recognised. it was hard. so whilst nat received a death certificate for sophie, who she lost at 38 weeks, there was nothing for aj and jack. my worry is we were always going to leave this world and apart from the few family and friends that do acknowledge them, that they'd be forgotten. from today, in england, parents who've lost a baby before 2a weeks' gestation will be able to apply for a certificate, free of charge. the voluntary scheme will be available to those who have experienced the loss since the 1st of september 2018. we know that there'll be lots of people who had losses prior to that date who will possibly want one of these certificates, too. we can understand, you know, that these things are complicated. you know, there's potentially so many people who will want these things, so they need to make sure

but they loved nat king cole. people were there taking pictures, signing autographs.n the strip. the west side was the black community back in those days. sammy davis had to stay in a person's house when he came here. until sinatra and dean martin says, "no." why do you idolize sinatra so? i can only explain to you that if i'm with a group of white people and i walk into a place with them and someone says something -- somebody might say, "come on, sam, let's leave." it might be me. i'm usually the first guy that senses it and says, "i don't wanna go in" or "let's leave." frank wouldn't do this. now, it might be -- the right, proper way is probably to get up and walk out, but frank says, "no, we got to find out why this is." yeah. and he pursues it. mckee: i don't doubt for one minute that frank sinatra helped dramatically to get sammy to be the first person to stay in the hotel. but if sammy wasn't who he was, the talent that he had, it wouldn't have happened. sinatra: when i found that ella and all of the black performers were living on the other side of the town, i

and you, nat, maybe you’re not glad that i came out?guests, you’re getting out of the territory. find out more at fest2024.com, well, why did he have to run, he could have paid a fine, apparently she has something to hide, there is an assumption, that they are involved in kidnappings, there is a witness, this is what it is, will you do anything? no, there is information where they may be, give permission for a special operation, where in paiküle, trullos castle, but if you don’t succeed, you can imagine. yes , the press will simply make us all look like idiots, they will get additional votes. i reported that they might be holding hostages in their camp; they will soon say that people are being stolen from us, like in somalia. leave it, chief inspector, you are not at a rally. well, you understand what these two are for it’s just a reason for us, you can find a lot, a lot of interesting things there. papers, documents, incriminating evidence, thank you, this will give you the opportunity to petition the government to close this party, ex

nats's militant, boris kleimand, nicknamed bob, is prone to sadism. don't have much time. go. estonia, ihve. leave it. work tomorrow, maybe you’ll find something, relax today , don’t think about anything, look, our city, it’s very beautiful, we have very tasty cuisine, be sure to try pushkar, yes, what a gun, pushkar, it’s moonshine, very strong moonshine, it is infused in oak barrels, if you go down this street about 300 meters, there will be a wonderful biker bar, it’s called mob. what, i wouldn’t advise it, especially to russians, there are nazis there very often, there may be problems, moonshine problems, just what we need now, let’s go, what? i don’t understand something, they are going to help us or not, what does the bar and pushkar have to do with it, do you understand anything? okay, i suggest they follow kirill’s route, ask for witnesses, that’s the action, and i’m down the street, 300 m. where, to the bar? yes, especially since there are nazis there, you heard right? come on, barp. are you a mopet, what kind of fuel are you filling yourself

this drop in nat gas at 169 bringing down nat gas stocks.names like eqt, chesapeake and southwestern all in the red today. notably eqt is the largest nat gas producer in the u.s. and they report earnings after the bell today. we'll here what they say. >>> moving other to the oil in the green and shrugging off the hotter than expected cpi report. several things including lower russian exports as well as technical factors helping with wti above the moving arches. this is not enough to lift energy stocks which will lower across the board. there are a few notable ones bucking the trend. you see marathon petroleum and phillips 66, two names in the green. then finally, one name, one area that's definitely not shrugging off the inflation report, you see it there, solar stocks. the tan down almost 6%. it is those residential installers that are all down more than 10%. they are very subject to higher rates. makes capital expenses more costly and systems more costly for consumers which leads to softer demand. so a lot moving within energy broadly toda

nat west share price did go up 6%.ig headline news on that one is you had a new ceo announced by nat west being paul thwaite. >> arabile, thank you so much. >> sure. >>> let's push on with republican presidential hopeful nikki haley who condemned donald trump for failing to comment on the deaths of navalny. she made these comments ahead of the south carolina primary this week. we have brie jackson with more on the story. brie. >> reporter: good morning. the republican primary is down to former president trump and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. both have been hitting the campaign trail in south carolina and highlighting divisions. haley had been criticizing former president trump after comments that put the future of the nato alliance in jeopardy. now, as you mentioned, there is a war of words following the death of alexi navalny. trump has not publicly condemned navalny's death. haley warned that trump actions will embolden putin. biden was quick to state putin was responsible for navalny's death. now all eyes ahe

nat, oh, well, nat, well, okay, come on, i ask you, just me, and not heavy, but i’m familiar, no, mewith all this, oh, nothing’s in vain, then you’ll say thank you, let’s go, and if she i won’t like it if she doesn’t like me, in any case she won’t eat you, let’s go, let’s go. oh, wait, hello, natasha, where are you? me, with angela grigorievna. you study cell division with angela grigorievna. and what happened? no, nothing, for now. bye. let's go to. nadya, hello , hello, this is nadezhda, my friend, this is shurik, our neighbor, it’s very nice , me too, shurik’s neck is jammed, he can’t turn it, you won’t look, let’s see what can be done, just wait for the sisterhood, yeah , let's go, yeah. well, everything is clear, get up, get dressed, so we’ll do it, nothing, you can go wherever you want, are you okay, how are you okay? so, you’re not natasha’s neighbor, but olim ’s cousin, right? how did you guess? well , you can tell the difference between a healthy muscle and a spasmed one, tell me, how they persuaded you, they also told you, what if it’s fate? oh, so tell them it’s not fate,

we are seeing good performance with nat west. cac 40 in france is up .60%.esterday, autos did well. today, we are continuing to see performance in renault and stellantis. as for sectors this morning, i mentioned minors and basic resources. we spoke about autos up 1% today. on the flip side, we have utilities lagging down .30%. the defensives with food and beverage down .30%. let me tell you more about the retail sales numbers in the uk. january retail sales were up 3.4% on the month. according to the ons, it is the biggest monthly rise in sales since april of 2021. compared to the u.s., retail sales declined 0.8% in january, more than expected. the pullback was driven by building materials and garden stores and motor vehicle parts. meanwhile, weekly jobless claims fell to a seasonally adjusted 200,000. that is better than the market anticipated despite recent high profile layoffs in the tech and media sectors. let's look back at how u.s. markets have performed week to date. you will recall on tuesday we had the drop post the cpi. toward the end of the week a

nat gas prices though are cratering.ow much of the miss in earnings per share had to do with the nat if gas narrative playing out? >> well, actually, nothing because our business, which is an infrastructure play, we actually don't make money on the commodity, we make money on shipping it. so just think of, like, fedex whether the product's high or low, they're making money on shipping it. you know, frankly -- so the miss was really related to some dilution on some shares because we're going to become even a bigger player in the united states on natural gas. we're actually going to be the largest combined gas utility in the united states taking on utilities in ohio, in north carolina and utah. very excited about that this year. finish so it's not if really having anything to do with the prices. there's two sides of the natural gas story, you're right. natural gas prices are low, but if you're on the consuming end, you're happy. so we take it from the producers and get it to the consumers. so a bit of a tale of two stories

gas, to jim's point, we're awash in nat gas oil is volatile enough nat gas, it doesn't seem like there'sloor. cheniere has done well relative to the energy play, but i would refer to stay in the diamondback, the viper energies, and this you want to be diversified, we have a big position in rspg, which is the equal weight energy. >> you know, stef, you hold the view as well of the volatility of natural gas being a deterrent to you having much of exposure, if any >> yeah. it's weather i just don't have an edge on it any way at all i mean, i barely have oil under control. that's so volatile so i would rather have the oil exposure, and i do i like what i have exxon, i love what they're doing with the permian i do like diamondback, as well, like what they're doing with the permian. and slb is so cheap for the number one player. i think it a es a hidden technology gem they're all special situation stories. >> we'll come back and hit two big winners and two big losers rivian is getting wrecked today. but another ai play is off to the races. it is up massively and it's not named nvidia. old scho

you, we have things to do, we’ll build a first aid station , then hope will cover the clearing, and natppy birthday, thank you, well, hello, hello, dear, hello, here you go, my dear, come in, come in, uh, here i am for you, come here, i knitted a sweater for you, uh-huh, on the shoulders, oh, beauty, good for you, oh, so beautiful, oh, so beautiful, only the seventh , really, keep quiet, no, well, really, i don’t have time to wear them out, well, you can at least on your birthday... be pleasant, well, well, well, grateful, at least a little bit human, what a beauty you are, stop it, 20 years ago i was a beauty, take the cake to the refrigerator, and from there take a snack from the kitchen, and salad, okay, where is nadya, and yes , nadya won’t be there, why, is she on duty, or did you have a fight, no, she won’t be there at all , come on, come on, nothing, anyway, sit down, come on , sit down, let's talk. tell me, tell me, did you offend her in some way? no, i didn’t offend you, then what’s the matter, she accepted my invitation with such joy? she has another man, what are you talking

we think there are other mechanisms for accountability and we think the start-ups are looking at sig nat ors and we've loofrn boon looking's start-up you want to sell in important important prize, so from a pure sales perspective, that is another neckable afternoonism. your customers care and that will be more than one place and that's a good thing. >> if you want money as a catalyst and you're a venture start-up, you better follow those rules and when you make that product? you want to sell it to salesforce, salesforce will say have you signed on to the rules and it will be a way of enforcing it that way. >> i don't want to speak for general -- or what they will require. >> right. >> for sure. i think certainly you will see a venture signatory. i think you will see this framework in their due diligence as they evaluate companies and hopefully that helps them grow in what they build, how they have governance and build system, et cetera. >> so my last question for you is you are working with the commerce department, and i know there are those who are concerned about government's involveme

. >>> nat gas prices looking to rebound after testing new 3.5-year lows last week.djusted for inflation, nat gas futures recently hit their lowest price since trading began back in 1990, jim. big piece in "the journal" over the weekend. put options, 50 cents. >> there's no doubt about it that the big oil and gas companies are just now beginning to cut back on their natural gas production. i saw coterra last week, a big holding in my travel trust. they can switch. that's a combination of cigarettes and capital and gas, and they are shifting more. apache really can't. carl, it's asterisks in the consumer price index. but it is very important part of the mosaic of what people spend in their lives. >> between that, even with a little bounce here in gasoline, last few weeks, brent nat gas has definitely got a lot of attention. >> and it should. by the way, nat gas reverberates throughout the entire system. it's the fuel for industry. it's the fuel for plastic. it does not yet get the recognition, in part because it's really kind of a ppi thing, but david, when you see th

well, what did you call , i need your help, nat, listen, i already helped you, hey, what, listen, natls, so what? i 'll go to jail for this, i don't know, listen, nat, if you don't if you want to help me, then you’ll have to get out of it yourself, i understand, it’s all yurets ’s fault, we need to get him out, he wants to go to the cops, he’ll lock you up, yura, yeah, yura, no, he can’t, he, he loves me, he loves me , he loved , but fell out of love, you left him, he’s angry with you, he’ll probably want to take revenge on you, so he’ll lock you up first, you knocked him out, what do you want? me, tell me, who is doing the investigation? so, who exactly do you need? i'm on the vakhrameevs' case. ronin. well, you know, he's gone now. but you must wait for him, he will come soon, wait, well, dad, i hope you didn’t manage to do anything else weird here, i’m sitting in the ward, i don’t go out anywhere, i’ve had enough of adventures, but you can organize an adventure for yourself while sitting in the ward. well, her husband is calling, your boss, yes, hello, ivan mikhailovich, i’m listen

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nat, is it difficult for you to apologize, but do you also think that i just kicked him out?s. ah, that's it, thank you. well, how did he fall asleep? and the temperature, thank god , subsided, we suffered all night, i thought, well, he couldn’t have been poisoned, he could have caught a cold too, then i thought maybe it was a tooth, and i actually touched the tooth, we have a painkiller gel, but i applied it, hopefully , he immediately calmed down, fell asleep, and i rushed like crazy, forgive me, nadyush, i was so scared and alarmed you. nothing , i just got fired from work today , oh, look what apples we grew up with you, oh, oh, what, let’s pick an apple, oh, mishenka will eat an apple, let me help you put it in your pocket, oh, look, what do we have here, what are these berries, fruits, berries called? i’ll also tell you what they are called, you know, no, these are pears, yes, look, this is what we have? come on, let's see, it's a tomato, we'll take the salad to grandma, we'll make it, yes, it will be delicious salad, hi, hi, are you alone or with vadim , i’m alone, tha

supplementals -- >> leader mcconnell -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] >> after the natity leader's remarks, reporters also a heard from majority leader chuck schumer and other democrats about the bipartisan border

two weeks ago we announced deirdre hanford, a well-recognized industry veteran, for the nat cat, national semiconductor technology effort. that's the good news. that's exciting. i spent the weekend with the governors, in town for the national governors association and they're excited to lean into this and academics are and community colleges are. we're ready to go. the bad news we received over 600 statements of interest from companies from the biggest to the smallest and the brutal reality is that a significant majority of those companies that are expressing have aren't going to receive funding, including many excellent proposals by, you know, strong companies that are worthy. but the reality is, and i've said this many times, the point of this program isn't to sprinkle a bunch of money out to as many companies as possible, even though candidly, that will be easier, our job is to make targeted investments in relentless pursuit of achieving our national security objective. and before we start announcing some of the big announcements, i do want to reiterate that. that's the purpose of our

nat gas down .10%. >>> let's check on the corporate stories and silvana henao. silvana, good morning. >> contessa, good morning. diamondback and endeavor are very close to finalizing a roughly $25 billion stock and cash deal that would create an oil and gas company valued at more than $50 billion. according to are reports, the deal could be announced as soon as today. once confirmed, it would create the largest pure play oil producer in the permian. >>> and a stripped down bill in a procedural vote on sunday that now heads to the floor for debate. the bill calls for $95 billion in aid to israel, ukraine and taiwan. this comes one day after the republicans blocked a wider version of the bill which includes the border security measures. >>> a judge ruling elon musk has to testify as part of the s.e.c. probe concerning his 2022 acquisition of twitter and whether he or anyone else committed securities fraud in the lead-up to the $44 billion deal. >>> thank you, silvana. investors are waiting for a number of market catalysts. including the cpi report tomorrow. econom

nat songs of youth and joy live songs of youth and joy i live, ilya repin, what a sonorous name, but they named you that way so that you sounded so beautiful, that artist, and you turn out to be an artist in harmony, your grandfather was an accordion player, yes he was an accordion player . passed on, yes, well, show me something, for example, local, some kind of ural or siberian, ulshnaya, yes, let’s listen, friends, he’s alive, yes, he, well, in the kingdom of heaven, but we’ll listen to you, come on, come on, come on, don’t bite, it’s the first time the transmission is being filmed, and such a passage, well done, listen, i’m here i think, zakhar, our father is with you, gennady dmitrievich zavolokin, i would be glad to have such an accordion player today, he would say well in tyumen , oh, well done, what else can you show , yes, a silver one, come on, thank you, i wanted to name him sergei, and the eldest objected, if she fell in love with nikolai , here is the son, come on, let it be nikolai , he told some stories, memories from childhood associated with his father, he always fel

. >> meantime, we just had some flashes on nat gas, for example, rebounding on this chesapeake capex jim, down 20 >> well, i mean, i got to tell you, there's a -- i read rusty brazil's notes today, we're talking about a big lng terminal about to be turned on we're going to be sending this stuff out. when brian moynihan, when i asked him, has anything come down it should have been one of those where it's rhetorical because the answer is nat gas. nat gas affects probably more people than many people realize because it is how -- it is our heating fuel it's good. it was minus nine when i was in kansas city, and you know, that was kind of cold and the only thing that kept you warm at all was nat gas. >> no, with the first close below two got our attention and just kept going. >> look, this is an amazing thing. obviously, we have the lowest cost natural gas in the world, we can't export enough, and what happens? it's going to be a great source of national security, but the president said that 2028, we're going to put a pause, which might hurt wes ferrell, who's a great visionary. might hur

according to istvan nat, agriculture and food are self-sufficient. a harvest that depends on the weather we collect a lot, we will survive due to volumes. behind the elevator is the dome of the church; there is more hope in god here than in brussels. the flag of ukraine, the flag of hungary, this is the zohany chop checkpoint. as you can see, the border is not closed, the roads are open, a truck with ukrainian license plates. from ukraine enters the european union. the hungarian protest turned out to be peaceful. local farmers blocked the road for several minutes as a warning. the police quickly opened traffic, which cannot be said about our neighbors in poland. polish agricultural producers protested desperately. one of the checkpoints on the border with ukraine was under siege. not only trucks, but also cars and buses were not allowed to pass. in total, more than 200 roads in border areas were blocked. the polish protest promises to be large-scale and long, the promotion will last a month. denis davidov and evgeny samsonov, news. the head of the german foreign ministry turned out to be

. >>> nat gas crashing. how low can it really go? we'll speak with the head of the country's largest nat gas producer. stick around. >>> welcome back. let's get some new infoe on what retail traders are doing right now. some investors are apparently scaling back, buying the mag seven post earnings. but then that little dip that we just had apparently brought back in some hungry traders. let's find out more some of the retail trends. kate rooney has today's "tech check" with more on some of the names being targeted. kate? >> reporter: so that market selloff on tuesday was a buying opportunity for a bulk of individual traders out there. the strongest level of buying we've seen since december among that retail ground. animal spirits, as they put it, are alive and well. the breadth of buying, such as the diversity of stock purchases was wide, which suggests more optimism out there. but traders are especially optimistic on semiconductor stocks. so amd and nvidia have seen a surge this year. outshining tesla. tesla has been a long-time fav

let's see, we've got old -- do we have oil or nat gas?below $2 for a million british thermal units, 1.75. man, that's low. the average price for a gallon of regular, no change, $3.27. the average price for a gallon of diesel, no change, $4.09. >>> all right, coming up, laura ingraham mentioned these six names, we're going to put them on the screen or if you, six names mentioned by laura ingraham and donald trump last night. these are potential vps for trump. will be to -- listen to what he said. >> you would like to get somebody that could help you from the voter -- and, honestly, all of those people are good. they're all good, they're all solid. stuart: there's no bad blood with his former rivals except, of course, chris christie. >>> here's an op-ed for you, biden caves on another big initiative. he'll do anything to win in 2024. liz peek wrote that, and she's going to tell me what biden has caved on. >>> and there's this, some of the hosts of "the view" don't want biden to debate trump. we've had televised presidential debates since ke

we'll see what the nat decides to do. but -- senate decides to do. house is serious about securing the border. stuart: squad members cori bush and rashida tlaib voted against a bill which would stop hamas terrorists from entering this country. they were the only two members of congress to vote against the bill with. is there a pro-hamas wing in the democrat party, congressman? >> i think there's no question about that. you've seen that on votes that we've taken since the on the 7th attacks on israel -- october 7th attacks. and the democrat party really needs to have a catharsis within themselves, are they for israel9 and the american people or are they for hamas. i think those are mutually exclusive. and for the squad members that vote this way, they really need to ask themselves why they're here. are they here to protect the country and make sure we're not inviting terrorists n or are they going to continue to perpetuate protection for people who violate international law. stuart: congressman, thank you very much for joining us this morning. appreci

nat gas $1.61, way down.of are regular gas going up one cent overnight. that's the trend, up. $3.28, is the price. california, believe it or not, it's $4.64. >>> coming up, the cdc may recommend another covid booster for the spring. aren't we doing anything about g about covid? we need more boosters in we'll have a doctor. >>> two of the migrants arrested for attacking cops in new york have now been linked to a violent vends wail a land gang. they're headed to court in knight today. we'll bring you the latest. >>> fox cameras just caught one with of the large groups of chinese migrants crossing the border in california. wait until you hear the response from one of them when asked why he came. griff jenkins has the border report. next. ♪ ♪ ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack

nat has a healthy two—year—old daughter but, before she was born, nat lost three babies during pregnancyn in 2019 at 20 weeks. we lost our daughter sophie in 2020 at 38 weeks. and then in my third pregnancy, i found out that i'd lost my little girl's twin at about five weeks. until now, the loss of a baby in england before 2a weeks gestation hasn't been officially recognised. it was hard. so whilst nat received a death certificate for sophie, who she lost at 38 weeks, there was nothing for a] and jack. my worry is we were always going to leave this world and apart from the few family and friends that do acknowledge them, that they'd be forgotten. from today in england, parents who've lost a baby before 2a weeks' gestation will be able to apply for a certificate free of charge. the voluntary scheme will be available to those who have experienced the loss since the 1st of september 2018. we know that there'll be lots of people, who had losses prior to that date, who will possibly want one of these certificates, too. we can understand, you know, that these things are complicated. you know,

but you never know, right, nat? and also the gambling. here you go, you take the ball away from me, because it is going to be, i think, an exciting game. and i don't know, it's anybody'y the way, proposalsome no? yes? if. >> i don't know. there's going to be so much focus on her, i think it's going to overshadow so much of the game. cheryl: that's going to be the ratings story. there's going to be 6-year-old, 8-year-old girls watching the super bowl that normally don't care. >> i and i think you're going to see taylor swift join usher at halftime to everybody's surprise and shock is. cheryl: if you want to talk about gambling, you can bet the songs that usher plays in the halftime show. joe, john, give me that ball with. stuart, i'm not going to throw this away because i don't want to break any cameras. happy friday and super bowl sunday. stuart: we'll take it all. good morning, everyone. the special counsel describes president biden as an elderly man with a poor memory. robert her or will not charge the president because he's unfit to st

we have heard the reports from russia of the death of alexi l from russia of the death of alexi nat —exey now —— alexei navalny in prison. vladimir putin has persecuted, poisoned and imprisoned alexei navalny, and are reports of his death. of these reports are accurate, our hearts go out to his wife and to his family. beyond that his death in a russian prison and the fixation and fear of one man only underscores the weakness and rot at the heart of the system that vladimir putin has built. russia is responsible for this. we have been talking to many other countries concerned about alexei navalny, especially if these reports vary to be true. ., ., ., . �* �* especially if these reports vary to be true. ., . ., . �* �* , be true. you are watching bbc news. we are going — be true. you are watching bbc news. we are going to _ be true. you are watching bbc news. we are going to bring _ be true. you are watching bbc news. we are going to bring you _ be true. you are watching bbc news. we are going to bring you a - be true. you are watching bbc news. we are going to bring you a look - be tru

of course, when we drill for oil, we also get nat gas, and we don't have enough, but it's interestingrga as being one of the best stocks. they reported this week. s&p 4,000, s&p 5,000, targa is not top ten where they take the pipe and send it overseas. >> yes. >> that is -- remember, that is b one of the things that's happened in this country, and targa has been the wirn. we need more pipe, nat gas permian, if these guys are going to get to 16, 17 barrels. >> remarkable. that's on top of the most recent eia data that says we're back to 13. >> i'm just saying these companies are all about using fewer rigs to get more. the technology has come down in price. >> that's why the rig count on fridays? >> rig count means nothing. there is, like, a -- an equivalent where you get about 30% more with the new equipment for no money more, but one of the things that's battled these deals is that they all are going to be substantial lift from what they're producing now. the world needs oil. we need very large -- we only have one port that can handle the very large crude carriers, but we'll have more

supplementals -- >> leader mcconnell -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] >> after the nat minority leader's remarks, reporters also a heard from majority leader chuck schumer and other democrats about the bipartisan border security supplemental a proposal. senator schumer announced plans for a procedural vote on the bill and encouraged republicans to vote in favor abid wavering support from -- amid wavering support from senate and house republicans. he also said he would allow amendments and more time for debate. [inaudible conversations] if -- [background sounds] >> good afternoon. i have a bit of a cold today, so i want to thank everyone for coming. senator that shaheen, murphy and cortes mast -- on, in our -- masto. in our caucus room today, there was a lot of anger, frustration, deep disappointment in our republican colleagues. for months from this very spot, this podium right here, we heard republicans over and over again say the border is in urgent crisis. they called it an emergency. they said it must be fixed. however, yesterday within 24 hours of releasing the lon

nats kondratenko, they get terribly nervous when they hear her songs, for example, she sang vanka ustanka, so she has a song, or bears, balalaikas, or something else, and a lot of people make fun of her , they say that the songs are completely stupid, she jokes back and makes fun of herself, the detractors, but in a word, she is a singer who is popular ... but at the same time has the image of one who sings not very, let's say, quality songs. well, i personally don't even have a complaint against her in this. high-quality, low-quality songs, well, mass market is always needed, but i have a complaint about the fact that it has tracks that were included in this big music campaign to stir up incredible expectations in 2013, about the fact that already in august we are buying all our suitcases, new bathing suits, because we will go to yalta, because crimea is being de-occupied, remember, we were promised all this, and many of the musicians, and i don't know on what grounds, whether of their own volition, or as they say, some of these musicians worked for the president's office, there are also

not mikloskorty, for sure, he , his role model, well, his role model is rather partly kadar, partly nat don’t even know, he claims this uniqueness, yes, that is, he does not have territorial thoughts in his thoughts claims to ukraine, of course, he needs this whole idea of ​​a great hungary in order to mobilize the electorate, to give this vision. because he is like a politician-politician of his vision a little, yes, so he's trying to play with family values ​​now, but it's not something unique to hungary, it's a pretty universal conservative agenda like that, so i'd be more comfortable with, you know, some allusions to this whole great hungary, if viktor orbán not about that, he is about power, about preserving power, about maintaining it, and he perfectly... understands that any revanchism or something like that in his situation means collapse, you know, some fanatics in hungary, like there laszlo torotska, this marginal one a politician, he can afford, you know, to copy horthy there, they, this migozan party, they even honor him every year with processions, and put forward, in princ

it has all come as the nats won't run gaza health ministry says more than 20 29,000 palestinians have00 injured in israeli strikes on the gaza strip. rafah is currently overcrowded with at least 1.4 million palestinians sheltering there, after being made to move away from northern and central parts of gaza. mr gantz, a former defence minister in the israeli government, said the message was clear. if by ramadan hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere — to include rafah area. we will do so in coordinated manner, facilitating the evacuation of civilians, in dialogue with our american and egyptian partners to minimize the civilian casualties as much as possible. our correspondentjenny hill gave us this update from jerusalem. we have now an idea of when the men attacked, but crucially they have not disclosed their plan for making sure the more than i million palestinian citizens in rafah city can be moved out of harms way. israel has promised that civilians will be able to leave before any ground invasion there, but they have not given any details and that is what is r

i will nat because we i have known tatyana for a long time, actually. it must be said that the action has not yet started in london, it will start in half an hour, approximately, and it must be said that these protest actions or actions in support of ukraine, actions of solidarity, they take place not only in london, in at least nine cities , because it must be said that there are currently 174,000 ukrainians in great britain, they are concentrated not only in london, but also scattered throughout great britain. and it must be said that great britain is one of the largest, perhaps the countries with the largest support of ukraine, and this support, it must be said, began not a full-scale invasion as early as 2014, when the annexation began, when the annexation of crimea took place, and military operations in eastern ukraine also began. yes, that is, from 2014 to the present day, great britain trained more than 60 thousand ukrainian soldiers, and also provided ukraine with more than 12 billion pounds of support, and it must be said that at least 4 billio

this person slipped through the nat 29th is let's look sort of, we do get the impression that an industry and some important players were being protected like the measure. next, whether there's some vanya odds and regions is relies to a large extent on wind growing like that. now, the best on patient don't think of the fuzzy know, you can't help thinking the case targeted. the people doing, the enforcing. usually the whole not those giving the orders me up and while doing all this, of course, does not apply to the whole industry, but evidence against them. sub contractors is piling up back in the vineyard. this young man who works for a subcontractor of a major champagne producer wants to remain anonymous. i'm too afraid of his statement. sounds familiar. i received no contact from all nothings. and what once it bolted most, diesel, the one in the room for the little cuz sometimes who gets along sometimes with the list. some guy in good faith like 400 zeros for workings, 10 days. you live in this for the same guy, you're working for a for another. the same day when i got all the reporters

>> some guy from valley nat was on yesterday, new jersey guy, and new jersey is tough, but no.'m not. it would be a godsend, because that would make it so we would have a rate cut. look, there's -- they built buildings that need a huge amount of work what can i say i tried to get an office in this place, and it took me a year old buildings are not the great place to be able to have a.i but it's just old buildings, and they cost too much to convert. but this whole notion of the trillion dollar worry, well, maybe that's what got people to think that there would be five cuts but it's -- we can't even find where the worry is when it comes to publicly traded things. >> that's certainly behind goldman's move today they push out the first cut to june, now looking for four cuts today, prior five. they see the same terminal rate. >> they shouldn't do that stuff. it makes no sense to do that you know what they're doing? they're doing a ten-team parlay, and they forget that arizona turned out to be -- didn't do the cut. i'm not -- it's a ten-team parlay let's get jason robins on the phone

andryukh can dance money, but we can’t dance around him we’re not looking for an owner, but a partner nat, i ’ve known this guy for 7 years, fred is smart, cunning, but smart, he’ll immediately figure out this circus, he’ll immediately understand that his money is desperately needed, andryukh, i’m telling you, listen, and i’m telling you, they’re coming, what do i care? do, run, be careful not to slip there. well hello, well ah, let me go, let me go, bear , what a pleasant surprise, imagine, this is ksenia, my friend, we play chess together, you are both charming, ksyusha, this is andrey and oleg, my partner, and we... here we are engaged in boxing, we are glad to see you on russian soil , mr. thompson, andrei talked a lot about you, he called it, he called it, he called it, friends, well, i invite you to the plant, let's walk through our handsome, 27 workshops, thousands of workers, our own boxing school, football team . bath complex, swimming pool, dining room, all this disappeared, if not for yegor pavlovich , in the nineties the director of the spas plant was, and everything would hav

seabirds can lose their waterproofing if they get any oil on them during the mostrillionecent storms, nats seepage is getting churned up in the ocean and getting on these seabirds. >> so what we're asking the public to do is if they see a seabird on on the beach to please, if you can very safely with a towel or a blanket, um, gather it up, put it in a box that they can breathe in but not escape from staff at native animal rescue of santa cruz county are also receiving calls to help these birds made for swimming, not land. >> their legs actually don't work. um, so they're not able to walk like a normal bird would. their their legs are set very, very far back on their body. so those birds need to be rescued immediately before dogs get to them. >> this long time wildlife technician said. as storms get more severe, they are seeing more casualties. >> never hesitate to call. no question is to simple uh, we're here every single day. uh, wildlife does not take holidays or weekends, so neither do we. so we will always be here for your calls this friday, the seabirds currently receiving care in mon

genius, mlk x was at the paley center for a special screening of the show, which premiered tonight on nat geo and right here on channel seven. the paley center has an exhibit which includes costumes, props, and decorations used in the series. genius is a story about how doctor martin luther king junior and malcolm x changed america forever. >> there's a huge shoes to fill. i could never fill them because i'm not coretta. i can only do my interpretation of her. and so i'm just honored to have been given the opportunity, and i hope that what i have done shows how much i care. and, you know, honors her. >> and if you missed tonight's episodes, they will stream tomorrow on hulu and disney. disney is the parent company of abc seven. it could soon cost more for drivers to cross the golden gate bridge. >> there are a number of proposals to raise the tolls. right now. it costs $8.75 for a car that has fast tracked, but the chronicle is reporting the bridge district faces a projected $220 million deficit over the next five years to close that gap, there are four plans that would bump the tolls up.

apologize, we understand how far his position is. 2008 was far-sighted and statist, as was the position on natd it is very unfortunate that these, i would say, value orientations of the president of ukraine, the third president of ukraine, were not properly appreciated by all of us then, because maybe we would have been different situation than me, but this is history, so it means , too, then there was such a conditional moderate party of yulia tymoshenko, which seemed to have the possibility of dialogue with russia, but it had the possibility of dialogue with the west and it was exposed. as an alternative, uh, in the russian sense that there are two moderate alternatives, but our vitya, well, yes, as a result, it worked, the marginalization of yushchenko also worked, and such, i would say, difficult work with the image of tymoshenko worked, that she seems to be able to negotiate, but still somehow unreliable, and if you if you want something reliable, then choose yanukovych, he is a master, although yushchenko and tymoshenko... during their tenure as president and prime minister of ukraine de

let's take it on the with nat b costs, or he was a political analyst and associate professor at the university of maryland's school to public policy. joining us now from washington, dc and yeah, be great to have you with us. so the legion of the uncommitted is growing. there is clearly a point being made here. how seriously does job i didn't have to take it? well, look, i think you know, as your, as your other corresponding noted. i mean, the margin of victory in michigan is going to be tight. this is a very, i guess you could say purple state. there are lots of colleges, universities that we can escape state more liberal. also lots of black arrow and latino voters. but they're also a lot of conservative voters that could be of kind of route element to michigan. and so neither of these candidates can be comfortable in the state. and i think for this campaign to have been successful, i don't think that he's in danger. joe biden. is in danger of these voters voting for a donald trump, but if they stay home, then this could be disastrous. right? a disaster through a spell that out for us. how dis

. >>> the cdc health alert about a nat nationwide spike in cases of norovirus. >>> the landing on the moon tonight. the first image just in and the what we have learned about the lander itself -- on its side. you'll see the first image. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. we begin with the breaking news, u.s. fighter jets scrambled if the skies over the u.s. after reports of a high-altitude balloon flying over the western united states. a u.s. official confirming norad intercepted the balloon 40,000 feet over utah. carrying a small payload about two feet square. the incident coming a year after that chinese surveillance balloon was spotted over the u.s. and then shot down over the coast of south carolina days later. tonight, of course, the main question, who is behind this balloon? authorities releasing a statement just a short time ago, and our chief white house correspondent, mary bruce, leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, in the skies above the western united states, norad sending up fighter jets to track a high-altitude ball

and they're going to get more nat as we get into saturday, sunday and monday. so these are some of the accumulate options. just a rough count. the numbers will probably evolve a little bit tomorrow. but basically a half inch on the high end. some areas are three nearly three quarters of an inch in some areas, like san jose, just 2/100 of an inch. so really depended where you were dry from the sky on the golden gate bridge. oh, they're doing that thing on the bridge where they're changing the lanes around. you know, where they stack that barrier and they move it, which is kind of neat, but it's dry on the road. so. or not coming, it's dry from the sky, wet on the road. and that's kind of how tomorrow morning's commute will be. it'll be a little bit wet on the roads, a little bit of valley fog potential as well. the clearing behind this front, as you see there is the high pressure, an indication of just a quick high. high pressure builds in between storms and that allows the fog to set up. so not everywhere, but it'll be patchy in the usual spots. so san jose has

hello anfis, hello, nat, you’re a bit early today, i had a fight with my boyfriend, but i didn’t fighty, otherwise you walk around like a gray mouse. oh, mom , that’s enough already, cactus, wait, there’s more than a stabbing here, there’s one more thing, oh, so, oh, hello to you, neighbors, how am i on time , i just brought my skirt to hem, now, wait, i’ll find it now. let's finish somewhere here, well, well, that's it, the final touch, come on. great, that's it, does that mean something happened? god gave wings to some, gave wings to others, yes, it seems like both are flying, but what are the different trajectories and perspectives? 34 trillion, the us national debt mark has been reached, they live at the expense of others, and this is a very important element that the united states. they will try to preserve at any cost , all politics is based on this now , it’s very nice to talk, talk about democracy, in fact , make money from human blood, we have different motivations, these people only want money, we are committed to creation, thank you very much to our to alexander grigorievich

um, what do you think it would take for you to say that i'm never going to leave nat geo, even if i do, i'd really want to come back and stuff with you. nobody here talk about spend years educational system, which is like really terrible coordinator, 100 events. i've seen people, but of course that came out to in classes. but those are one that likes waiving and they like study classes. we don't get that's cool. and people that typically have to just pay the lecture i was on something on the pass. so you don't that he's really discouraged you for me to like okay, what's the major i likely because even if i will cods degree in my 1st class everything, if i how do i connect? sure. if i do have money gets the job is like really difficult so you don't see any way that you know, your stance on job is going to change. no, he's not going to change boards. i actually have the intention of going over just getting a good degree, gets into the like technology because most of the technology, i'm not going to be an interior. so going up or get to the degree. do knowledge expect especially coming ba