we want to bring in a oriole guru phil flynn.l, 50 million barrels sound like a lot, but we consume a lot of burials in this country every day. don't we? >> we sure do. in fact, i think we consume that much, i was waiting to go on the air today since breakfast. we are talking a global market, charles. that amount of oil is equivalent to about half a day supply. even if you looked at the united states by themselves, we are talking about three and a half days of supply. so this is nothing more than a band-aid to try to not only lower gasoline prices, but to raise president biden polls numbers which seem to be going the opposite direction of the gasoline prices. >> charles: yet we know that these oil shocks of not only lead to presidencies in office, but almost every major recession has been sparked in part by the rise of oil prices. so, the white house will maybe have to do more than this. it is one thing to do a public relations stunt. it is another to really truly try to curb it. we are such a powerful producer, phil, why don't w

. >> we are live for the holiday weekend fun at orioles ski resort. laura. >> reporter: we all remember a pretty significant snowstorm around halloween weekend, allowing tahoe area resorts to open back up, until they had to shut back down because of no snow. today, boreal mountain is finally open, and the lights are on for night skiing. they are really enjoying themselves, getting their laps everyo ishalot of fun.y we did get anto speak to staff about snowmaking. they have been able to make a decent amount of snow over the last week because temperatures have been low enough. enough snow so they could reopen. everything you are seeing on this mountain right now is fake , though as they said, skiers don't seem to mind. they are having a great time. we spoke to one, today is her first time snowboarding. >> i had no idea. it's kind of crazy. it does make sense, and the first time was really difficult, because it is my first time and i fell, but after that, after i started getting the hang of things, it was really fun. >> reporter: now, they are expecting

they will not have an overnight effective they tap the emergency reserves of gas -- of oriole -- it will take about two weeks to hit the market. i spoke to a senior administration official who said thanksgiving travel with a date circled on the calendar. because the white house did not move this week, it will not hit the market or relieve any pressure at the pump by the time a lot of americans hit the road. >> a quick follow-up. we talked about people quitting their jobs. i wonder how it might impact this economy struggling through covid? i wonder a little bit about what people are weighing as they quit? >> i think a lot of things. the pandemic significantly changed workers priorities. a lot of workers, especially older millennials and younger millennial workers are demanding some sort of hybrid lifestyle. a lot of officers are trying to convince employees to go back to the office, and they don't want to do that. some workers who have always worked in rson are now figuring may be risk is not worth it. maybe they are not feeling full field. maybe at that point, -- fulfilled. maybe at that

orioles marketing director tells fox 40 the resort is hoping to open the day after thanksgiving depending on conditions and he encourages people to check for eels social media for updates on the resort would have loved the open. steve clarke is the owner of clark snowsports. we stopped by the roseville shop on our way up the mountain even during drought. steve stays optimistic, knowing the resorts always end up having a season. >> it will happen when it happens. you know, we always got to be optimistic. we buy all the stuff back in january going into last year. we didn't even know the resorts. we're going to open, he says last year ended up being one of the shops busiest ever despite the pandemic or perhaps because of it because everybody was all cooped up in order to get start going to some fun in the snow that fell in october was enough that some resorts, including palisades tahoe and boreal opened for a few days until the weather warmed up in the snow melted away. so there was a lot pre season purchasing going on from customers that we're coming in and not able to find what they wanted

orioles marketing director tells fox 40 the resort is hoping to open the day after thanksgiving depending on conditions and he encourages people to check for eels social media for updates on the resort would have loved the open. steve clarke is the owner of clark snowsports. we stopped by the roseville shop on our way up the mountain even during drought. steve stays optimistic, knowing the resorts always end up having a season. >> it will happen when it happens. you know, we always got to be optimistic. we buy all the stuff back in january going into last year. we didn't even know resorts. we're going to open, he says last year ended up being one of the shops busiest ever. despite the pandemic or perhaps because of it because everybody was all cooped up and wanted to get start going to some fun in the snow that fell in october was enough that some resorts, including palisades tahoe and boreal opened for a few days until the weather warmed up in the snow melted away. so there was a lot pre season purchasing going on from customers that we're coming in and not able to find what they wanted

i'll get some answers in our push until i get answers. 2 weeks after we met shronda and her husband oriole, died from complications related to cancer. he was 55 years old. after royal died, shronda became one of more than a 1000 other residents from kashmir gardens in the civil war, filed lawsuit against you to pursue when we got together, this is something you don't cover for union with a lot of general. so i'm going to let him get him going and getting what do you feel when you look out across this really are a lot of her pain, a lot of death to the community. is since uncalled. you know, we matter we matter. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . graves of the unnamed evidence that schools designed to strip indigenous people in the us of their culture also claimed the lives of their children, abuse. corporal punishment forced child labor loss of identity, loss of language in loneliness. the discipline was horrific. kids were killed. there isn't any native personal life today that hasn't had someone that went to boarding school in their family very truth on a j 0 ah a with with ah. ready 20, from austr

this was same street where shiranda and oriole live. wonderful memories here. lot of good memories here. lot of good people in the community, a lot of love in the community. lot of family. you know, family you. everybody was family. bunch of kids, you could hear kids laugh and ron, and playing on the bicycles in the wagons, just on it get bad out. everybody's door get in thick. this is my sister, cynthia george de one. that's the thief with the lung cancer. this is carolyn horn, cynthia, a year port 2 years and boy. and she passed away when lung cancer, also in 2015, under his eldest sister, cynthia died from lung cancer at 63 years old. 2 years later, her sister carol and also passed away from lung cancer. my sister's wasn't smokers and for them to get lung cancer. they was a smoker. my sister cynthia, she retired from her job to find out the fall every year that she had kids hard work. mother figure for us at the my mother passed my sister carolyn, which was next the next oldest to cynthia. very hard work, very loving mother and grand

history on oriole histories. veteran share their experience of war. civil war. two programs on robert e lee. 3:00 eastern care carolina jen discusses her book. examines military and political uncertainty in the weeks following the end of the civil war. and 4:10 p.m. eastern, "new york times" columnist with his book robert e. lee, a life, the confederate general's life is detailed from refined up bringing in virginia's high society and long career in the u.s. army through his experiences during and after the civil war. exploring the american story. watch american history tv, saturday on c-span2. >> the u.s. supreme court heard oral arguments in united states v. --. of a man accused of being an al qaeda anotherive. under the state secrets privilege federal government can restrict access if it is believed disclosure will be a threat to national security. -- through june of 2022 to issue a ruling in this case

demands for more oriole. the white house is worried inflation could derail its economic agenda.. diplomatic pressure has been supported by japan and india, but key cartel members say they should stick to the current plan of adding 400,000 barrels of supply each month. china seeking to silence online rumors that conflict with taiwan may be imminent. posts have been circulating on social networks about the risk of war. china's call to stockpile food started the speculation. there are reports of people according survival supplies. -- hoarding survival supplies. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. >> democrats received a harsh warning about their hopes for keeping control of congress in 2022. voters in virginia, new jersey, and across the country flocked to republican candidates, less than a year after joe biden took office. joining us for the latest is our reporter. perhaps a sigh of relief with governor phil murphy getting reelected in new jersey? >>

question of the relationship with china, the idea that there was a kumbaya moment with respect to oriole the same time, they are including taiwan among the invitees to their democracy summit. this will be thumbing their nose at china. how is this characterized by the biden administration? annmarie: china has said they oppose this but the biden administration is extending that invite to taiwan as well as 110 other countries to discuss democracy. it is a comparison -- it is a comparison moment. the president spoke to reporters and said taiwan is independent and then he had to walk that back, another walked back. he said what i meant is it is up to taiwan but we want to follow the taiwan relations act. this is clearly going to work beijing -- to irk beijing. they want to make sure they have taiwan back. china sent over 200 warplanes into the taiwan identification zone. this is incredibly worrisome in washington. kailey: it is not just china that may have a problem with it, russia is not happy either. annmarie: and they are also not invited. the kremlin came out and said they do not agree wi

it's just squaring up with the united states elect oriole righ now and a much better way. we turn now to the the nfl and of the vilification of green ba packers quarterback aaron rodgers. he recently tested positive for covid 19. we wish him a speedy recovery i august he told reporters he was immunized but rodgers was never actually vaccinated for covid 19 . and now as rogers himself put i he's in the crosshair of the woke bob earlier today the packers star quarterback took responsibility for any misleading remarks. here's what he said. >> i understand people are suffering and been a difficult time for the last two years on so many people. i also know how sports can be such a connector and bring people together in times of adversity. t i do realize i may well model t a lot of people. i just want to start off the show by acknowledging that i made some comments. that people might've felt were misleading. to anybody who felt misled by those comets, i think will responsibility. >> here with reaction the host of unfiltered. >> i think geraldo the issue of asked and unboxed that

. >> we begin with this i was election coverage in new jersey were another high profile covenant oriolee has voters on edge. that one features phil murphy and a neck and neck battle with g.o.p. challenger jack to rally. if murphy wins, he'll be the first democrat to be reelected governor of new jersey since 1977. joining us now from ad berry park new jersey with an update on that race. hi, eric. >> hello, marianne. i'm here in new jersey just after 2:00 a.m. eastern time, this race is not been called. it is down to the wire. but as you said, jack has shocked the new jersey establishment by making this race so close. he's been head by a few thousand votes. the question is will that continue? running against democratic incumbent governor phil murphy and he hammered murphy throughout this campaign on an issue that is a major one for years here in new jersey. it has to do with the high property taxes. new jersey has the highest rate of taxes of any state in the nation. that traditionally has been a republican go to issue in trying to defeat the democrats and it has doomed democratic governo

season is more than the current opening day payroll for the entire rosters for the pirates and the oriolesare one of them. they want to win badly, and they're certainly trying to pay for it. >> that kind of money just blows my mind. >> not bad. thank you, andy. >> pay a virus researcher that much money. that's not how it goes. thanks, andy. >>> all right, you can call him mr. freedom. nbc star enes kanter is a u.s. citizen with a new legal last name. the boston celtics center showed his ceremony. as he recited the oath, enes kanter freedom. >> i waited for this moment six years now and it's finally happened. it's a dream come true. the opportunity, freedom and human rights. you can have anything you want here. >> the nba star who was raised in turkey has been outspoken about human rights violations in china. his new last name will be on his jersey tonight when boston takes on the 76ers in philadelphia. >> congratulations, welcome aboard. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. more on what we know and what we do not know about omicron variant on "new day." that's

orioles marketing director tells fox 40 the resort is hoping to open the day after thanksgiving dependingurages people to check for eels social media for updates on the resort would have loved the open. steve clarke is the owner of clark snowsports. we stopped by the roseville shop on our way up the mountain. >> even during drought. steve stays optimistic, knowing the resorts always end up having a season. >> it will happen when it happens. you know, we always got to be optimistic. we buy all the stuff back in january going into last year. we didn't even know the resorts. we're going to open, he says last year ended up being one of the shops busiest ever despite the pandemic or perhaps because of it because everybody was all cooped up and wanted to get start going to some fun in the snow that fell in october was enough that some resorts, including palisades tahoe and boreal opened for a few days until the weather warmed up in the snow melted away. so there was a lot pre season purchasing going on from customers that we're coming in and not able to find what they wanted at the end last sea

orioles marketing director tells fox 40 the resort is hoping to open the day after thanksgiving dependinge encourages people to check for eels social media for updates on the resort would have loved the open. steve clarke is the owner of clark snowsports. we stopped by the roseville shop on our way up the mountain even during drought. steve stays optimistic, knowing the resorts always end up having a season. >> it will happen when it happens. you know, we always got to be optimistic. we buy all the stuff back in january going into last year. we didn't even know the resorts. we're going to open, he says last year ended up being one of the shops busiest ever despite the pandemic or perhaps because of it because everybody was all cooped up and wanted to get out start going to some fun in the snow that fell in october was enough that some resorts, including palisades tahoe and boreal opened for a few days until the weather warmed up in the snow melted away. so there was a lot pre season purchasing going on from customers that we're coming in and not able to find what they wanted at the end la

orioles marketing director tells fox 40 the resort is hoping to open the day after thanksgiving dependingnditions and he encourages people to check for eels social media for updates on the resort would have loved the open. steve clarke is the owner of clark snowsports. we stopped by the roseville shop on our way up the mountain even during drought. steve stays optimistic, knowing the resorts always end up having a season. >> it will happen when it happens. you know, we always got to be optimistic. we buy all the stuff back in january going into last year. we didn't even know the resorts. we're going to open, he says last year ended up being one of the shops busiest ever. despite the pandemic or perhaps because of it because everybody was all cooped up and wanted to get start going to some fun in the snow that fell in october was enough that some resorts, including palisades tahoe and boreal opened for a few days until the weather warmed up in the snow melted away. so there was a lot pre season purchasing going on from customers that we're coming in and not able to find what they wanted at

orioles marketing director tells fox 40 the resort is hoping to open the day after thanksgiving depending on conditions and he encourages people to check for eels social media for updates on the resort would have loved the open. steve clarke is the owner of clark snowsports. we stopped by the roseville shop on our way up the mountain even during drought. steve stays optimistic, knowing the resorts always end up having a season. >> it will happen when it happens. you know, we always got to be optimistic. we buy all the stuff back in january going into last year. we didn't even know the resorts. we're going to open, he says last year ended up being one of the shops busiest ever despite the pandemic or perhaps because of it because everybody was all cooped up and wanted to get start going to some fun in the snow that fell in october was enough that some resorts, including palisades tahoe and boreal opened for a few days until the weather warmed up in the snow melted away. so there was a lot pre season purchasing going on from customers that we're coming in and not able to find what they want

orioles marketing director tells fox 40 the resort is hoping to open the day after thanksgiving dependingcourages people to check for eels social media for updates on the resort would have loved the open. steve clarke is the owner of clark snowsports. we stopped by the roseville shop on our way up the mountain even during drought. steve stays optimistic, knowing the resorts always end up having a season. >> it will happen when it happens. you know, we always got to be optimistic. we buy all the stuff back in january going into last year. we didn't even know the resorts. we're going to open, he says last year ended up being one of the shops busiest ever. despite the pandemic or perhaps because of it because everybody was all cooped up and wanted to get start going to some fun in the snow that fell in october was enough that some resorts, including palisades tahoe and boreal opened for a few days until the weather warmed up in the snow melted away. so there was a lot pre season purchasing going on from customers that we're coming in and not able to find what they wanted at the end of last s

now we are begging opec and the russians to produce more oriole.ur people -- it is more oriole -- reduce more oi -- produce more oil. what do you think that is going to do to gas prices? what do you think that is going to do to people when they heated their homes this winter? -- when they heat their homes this winter? the reason this country is in the position it is in is because of stupid people. host: this is a tweet from russ in california. "broadband going to people that don't have it. my company raises prices two to three times a year and they have no competition." diane in winter park, florida, republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. mr., fix the border. 60 -- mr. president, fix the border. fix our southern border. that is your job and your legal obligation. you are flying these immigrants into florida in the middle of the night and dumping them into our state. fix the border. thank you. host: michael brown on facebook, open boat lowering gas prices, fixing supply chain issues, getting a handle on the rising cost of everything." tha

oriole is selling off by 3.5%. the crypto currency, bitcoin is up $200.58,670. president biden says lockdowns are not needed to curb the oma cron variant, new covid cases of started to come down again down 4% in the last two weeks according to the new york times. jay powell is warning the new variant could risk employment and economic activity adding more uncertainty, janet yellen testifying for the senate banking committee at 10:00 am. lots to discuss. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪♪ lauren: the latest read a case shiller it, jumping one.one% on an annual basis, a bit slower than expected in september. let's check futures once again because we had a respite after a major selling we saw friday. the dow gained 250 points a far cry from the 905, the s&p and the nasdaq were higher. all 3 major averages down between a 12:45% if you look at the tech side and 0.8% if you are looking at the blue chip average. ed, good to see you. oma cron is a worry for investors but there is so much we don't know so what changed from yesterday? >> it is unknown unknown. a l

donald trump lost in arizona about as many times as the baltimore orioles lost baseball games this pastents constitution. that is the face right there, what you just saw from vaughn hillyard, of the insurgency, of people who say we're not going to follow what the united states constitution says. it's a fascist insurgency that a small group of people i think right now are trying to launch against american democracy, undermine madisonian democracy. michael schmidt, that is the real threat to american democracy, people like that would get elected, and let's be fair here. let's be fair to republicans right here. republicans in virginia said no to that fascism. republicans in virginia said no to that. yes, youngkin talked about campaign integrity and all this other stuff but he was out yesterday shaking the hands of his democrat. he didn't campaign on that sort of nonsense. republicans have found there is a pathway to getting elected, a middle pathway where you can keep dauld trump out of your state. if you look at arizona, ohio, some other states, there are frightening candidates rising to