patagonia accusing president of stealing the land. you say patagonia, they don't know what they are talking about. >> the president is actually returning the land, this is the same as getting a tax cut or refund, and claims that government is come disaiting isg your money, he is returning land size of delaware, rhode island. to the state of utah, and other places to local communities, where indian tribes can now have access to the land that was blocked identify off. he is returning it to the people, and righting constitutional wrongs, no president has constitutional authority to by executive fiat create the national monuments, they are done by axing of congress. -- acts of congress, but now, utah will be able to make these decisions and land is being restored and returned, the op seopposite of this marketing campaign. liz: to your point i think that president clinton and obama, panneexpanded the size of these monument, what is it? grazing, ranking, fishing, people don't want polluting and oil drilling. >> that is where it comes back t

and the head of patagonia says he's ready for a long legal fight.yvon chouinard/patagonia ceo:"we ares planet. we have an evil government if these rocks could talk, they'd tell of centuries of bloody human conflict before the united states decided to set aside the special parts for "we the people".this is your land, but bears ears is a reminder that how it is used all comes down to how you vote. (sports) coming up (sports) (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated ove

patagonia and many big outfitters pulled major trade show out of salt lake, moved it to denver in protestnd moab worry that kind of boycott could tap into their tourism business, so, you know, they've been fighting over that land, john and poppy, since those first wagon trains rolled in so long ago and at least now they fight with lawyers and subpoenas and lawsuits, you know, instead of weapons, but this is just the beginning. >> yeah. >> of another fight. >> all right. bill weir for us in utah, a beautiful look at a beautiful part of the country, bill, thanks so much for being with us. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. >> following major stories this morning, major stories that have had developments all morning long. the president says he feels very badly for general flynn. now a convicted felon who has admitted that he lied to the fbi and now the president has officially and explicitly endorsed an accused child molester. stick around. okay folks! let's get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks. yaaay! the complete balanced nut

the big patagonia's of the world were loud, well-funded. the president listen, just as he did during the campaign, to their forgotten men and women, especially in these rural counties. >> shannon: we are going to watch as patagonia and others are planning legal action. a lot of it will depend on the judges in the court it gets assigned to and we will see how far up the change it goes. the president takes steps that are unpopular, they almost meanly end up in court. thank you very much. coming up, this marine corps will hear landmark case tomorrow. we've got -- the supreme court will hear land ..ll hear land afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly

. >> and the head of patagonia says he's ready for a long, legal fight fp. >> we're losing this plan,ent. and not just the federal government, but evil politicians out of utah. it's evil. i'm not going to stand back and let evil win. >> what's his net worth? you have patagonia waiving the flag while he's completing exploiting the outdoors for industrialized tourism. >> if these rocks could talk, they would tell us centuries of bloody human content before the united states decided to set aside the special corners for we the people. this is your land, but bears ears is a reminder that how it is used all comes down to how you vote. just in a couple hours since the president left the rotunda, we've seen statements from the navajo national council, the national trust for historic preservation all condemning this, all hinting at lawsuits, and you heard from the head of patagonia. you check out their website right now, it's a black screen with the words the president stole your land. no one has every challenged a president on shrinking or expanding, this one may end up all the way to the sup

patagonia said it would sue white house. the ceo calls it an illegal move saying it's the largest move of protected land. >>> 13 states are asking the supreme court to block a california egg law. right now eggs sold in california must come from hens that have ample space in their cages. a lawsuit filed today says it's costing people $350 million a year in higher egg prices. it claims the law violates an interstate commerce clause in the u.s. constitution. >>> former 49ers colin kaepernick is one of ten candidates for time magazines person of the year. kaepernick was the first nfl player to take a knee to protest inequality. he's been a free agent since march and has yet to sign with a team. the d.r.e.a.m.ers, thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. by their parents and the me too movement which aims to shed light on the prevalence of sexual harassment and assault. >>> up next, 25 years ago today the very first text message was sent. >> that's right. so why do people like them so much, more than e-mails and p

. >> the head of patagonia says he's ready for a long, legal fight. >> we're losing this planet.ment, but the whacko politicians out of utah and places. it's evil. and i'm not going to stand back and just let evil win. >> what's his net worth? a billion dollars, two billion dollars. you have patagonia waving the flag in environmentalism while he is completely exploiting the outdoors for industrialized tourism. >> if these rocks could talk, they would tell of centuries of bloody contact. this is your land. but bears ears is a reminder that how it is used all comes down to how you vote. bill weir, cnn, near bluff, utah. >>> an interesting look how the people who are there see the change that is being put upon them. our thanks to bill weir for the piece. so president trump is once again launching an extraordinary assault on the fbi. does his attorney general agree with him that the bureau is in tatters? we're going to talk to former director of national intelligence about what it means when a president attacks the institutions of our democracy, next. we're on a mission to show drip

. >>> happening now, clothing company, patagonia taking a stand against president trump. the website with a stark page that says, quote, the president just stole your land. this, after president trump reduced the size of the grand staircase. that's a mouthful. all in utah. patagonia's website leads people to their new lawsuit. >>> same-sex couples in austria will be allowed to marry by 2019. the highest court just made the decision. same-sex couples have been able to enter civil partnerships since 2010, but not allowed to marry. back in two minutes with more news. stick around. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on tod >>> 6:57. welcome back to you. before you head out the door, here are the top stories we are covering on "today in the bay." >> breaking news, two fires burning in southern california. this is video of the creek fire near sylmar. this is near where six flags magic mountain is. it's spread to 2500 acres. >>> here are live pictures of the thomas fire burning in ventura county. it completely enveloped this building here. it started near san

the outdoor clothing company patagonia used their website to protest the move saying the president stole >>> arguments will be heard in a defamation lawsuit brought by former contestant on "apprentice." summer zervos claims he grabbed her and kissed her. zervos filed the suit after trump called her claim a lie. the judge in new york will decide if the suit can proceed. raised in tampa, florida after an interpreter for the hearing impaired during a news police conference was a fraud. the police chief was announcing the arrest of a suspected serial killer but the sign language interpreter's gestures made no sense. experts say it was all gibberish. >> a lot were invented signs and i wasn't able to understand what she was saying. most of the time it just looked like she was singing but not using actual signs. >> tampa police say they did not check the woman's credentials. she has several fraud convictions on her record. >>> we're hearing from the basketball player from south carolina state university who went into cardiac arrest during a game over the weekend. ty solomon says he was talking

a river of mud has hit the town of villa santa lucia, in patagonia, burying dozens of houses and cuttingrching the area to find survivors. a full state funeral for romania's last monarch tomic king michael, has taken place in bucharest. he died last week at the age of 96. he was forced to abdicate by romania's communist leaders nearly 70 years ago. nick thorpe reports. he only ruled for ten of his 96 years, but king michael of romania has been given a farewell fit for a national hero. tens of thousands of romanians lined the streets of bucharest as his coffin was carried on a gun carriage from the former royal palace to the patriotic or cathedral of the orthodox church. michael came from the german house of hohenzollern and was a third cousin of queen elizabeth. the king's five daughters and royalty from all over europe attended the funeral mass, including britain's prince charles and former king juan carlos and queen sofia of spain. michael came to the throne for the first time when he was only five years old in 1927. since then, he was the contemporary of 16 us presidents and eight pop

and this from outdoor outfitter patagonia's homepage. yeah, they're not playing around. the outraged senate around president trump's announcement land in utah designated as national monuments. >>> next, a government shutdown. congress is on track to give themselves an expansion on that. funding the government through december 22 and promising to work out a plan in the meantime. now, that has to happen by friday or the government out of money. and they'll have to shut down. >>> in the russia investigation, paul manafort on house arrest instructed by the judge not to talk to anyone. that's not going so well, according to prosecutors. he was working with someone with ties to russia that would ghost write an op ed article that would put a positive spin on his work in ukraine. >>> and people protesting the implementation of the travel ban near folks who have been lined up for tomorrow's argument in the case over whether a business can refuse to serve patrons based on their sexual orientation. >>> now, intersection of politics and sexual assault. stephen colbert hosts billy bu

patagonia, made in china. but do they have a point?o environmentalists have a point that you, the administration are stealing our land by taking it out of federal immediate jurisdiction and put it back to local authorities? >> no. in fact, the truth of the matter is, there is not one square inch that leaves the federal, state or leaving the federal protections. we're not transferring, selling one square inch of land. what we are doing, we're opening up land for recreation. management plan in a monument only focuses on objects. sometimes overlooks grazing, recreation opportunities, the ability to mountain bike, and so we're bringing the r back in recreation for america. stuart: what about, the theme here, what about oil drilling? if you discover ad lot of oil underneath one of these, the monuments, for example, would you let them drill for it? >> in the case of bears ears i'm a geologist. there is no oil and gas assets that we know of. science -- it is not about energy. it is about public lands belong to the public. and not special inte

sanjuan disappeared with 44 people on board after reporting an electrical problem off the coast of patagonia georgian president, mikheil saakashvili, has again been arrested in ukraine. he was detained earlier this week, but his supporters managed to free him from a police van. prosecutors in kiev accuse him of plotting a coup and receiving illegal russian funding. six ferocious wildfires have forced tens of thousands of california residents from their properties and destroyed more than 500 homes and businesses. almost 6,000 firefighters have been battling the brushfires, with some being drafted in from neighbouring states to help. more detail on all of our stories on oui’ more detail on all of our stories on our website. there is also business and sport. that the website for further analysis and further information. let's return to the brexit negotiations. it locks in the progress made so far, but at the same time emphasises that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. and the toughest talks are still to come. this is not the end, but it is the end of the beginning. and we will remain

juan disappeared with 44 people on board after reporting an electrical problem off the coast of patagoniaeorgian president, mikheil saakashvili, has again been arrested in ukraine. his supporters staged a protest outside the police station where mr saakashvili is being held. prosecutors in kiev accuse him of plotting a coup and receiving illegal russian funding. arizona republican trent franks has resigned amid an ethics investigation into claims he repeatedly asked female staff to be surrogate mothers. the announcement came after a congressional panel said it was opening an inquiry into sexual harassment allegations. the lawmaker acknowledged discussing surrogacy with two female aides when he and his wife were facing infertility. a short time ago i got the latest on the resignation from our north america correspondent david willis in washington. the official reason for his resignation is that is why there is in hospital, and he feels that he does not want to prolong his work and draw out his resignation was he could be looking after her. but there are reports that trent franks offered on

juan disappeared with 44 people on board after reporting an electrical problem off the coast of patagoniapresident, mikheil saakashvili, has again been arrested in ukraine. he was detained earlier this week, but his supporters managed to free him from a police van. his supporters have staged a protest outside the police station where he is being held. prosecutors in kiev accuse him of plotting a coup and receiving illegal russian funding. pope francis has called for the wording of the lord's prayer to be changed. the pope said the line "lead us not into temptation" was a bad translation, because, he says, it's not god who leads humans to sin. he's suggested the words "do not let us fall into temptation". israel has launched further airstrikes against military positions in the gaza strip. in retaliation for palestinian rocket attacks on southern israel, including one on the town of sderat. it damaged cars but they were no reports of any injuries. palestinians have clashed with israeli security forces in the west bank after president trump announced that the us would recognise jerusalem as

a river of mud has hit the town of villa santa lucia in patagonia, burying dozens of houses and cuttingater and electricity. rescue workers are searching the area to find survivors. senior members of austria's far—right freedom party have been given top level roles in the country's new coalition government. they reached a deal with the larger conservative people's party, whose 31 year—old leader, sebastian kurz, will become chancellor. mr kurz said he will lead a government that was in favour of the eu, but he wanted brussels to have less say in key issues. from vienna, bethany bell reports. austria has a new government, and it is right wing. sebastian kurz of the people's party has done a deal with the far—right, traditionally eurosceptic freedom party. but he says his government will be strongly pro—eu. translation: we have agreed on a pro—european outlook with the aim of strengthening subsidiarity in the european union. a european union which should be stronger on the big issues and holds itself back on small issues. while the parties do not always agree on europe, they both take a h

juan disappeared with 44 people on board after reporting an electrical problem off the coast of patagonia georgian president, mikheil saakashvili, has again been arrested in ukraine. he was detained earlier this week, but his supporters managed to free him from a police van. prosecutors in kiev accuse him of plotting a coup and receiving illegal russian funding. pope francis has called for the wording of the lord's prayer to be changed. the pope said the line "lead us not into temptation" was a bad translation, because, he says, it's not god who leads humans to sin. he's suggested the words "do not let us fall into temptation". arizona republican trent franks has resigned amid an ethics investigation into claims he repeatedly asked female staff to be surrogate mothers. the announcement came after a congressional panel said it was opening an inquiry into sexual harassment allegations. the lawmaker acknowledged discussing surrogacy with two female aides when he and his wife were facing infertility. diskette reaction from north america correspondence, who is in washington. he had already ann

a river of mud has hit the town of villa santa lucia, in patagonia, burying dozens of houses and cuttingater and electricity. rescue workers are searching the area to find survivors. water supplies to thousands of homes and businesses in gloucestershire, have only just been restored, after two days. it follows a mains pipe burst in tewkesbury, that left many having to rely on bottled water, as jon donnison reports. water, water everywhere. nor any drop to drink. a ruptured pipe has left these fields flooded, and in tewkesbury thousands of people without water for a second day. many businesses have been forced to close. severn trent has already had to hand out 300,000 litres of bottled water. i'm surprised that severn trent have not got it all back together again within 2a hours. i had to drive nearly ten miles here. itjust can't be helped. it is one of those things. david luckett runs an emergency committee set up to deal with water problems in the nearby village of twining. he says more remote areas have been the worst affected. i feel that the villages have been left almost to their ow

outdoor retailer patagonia plastered this message. president stole your land but the president and other supporters say it is utah citizens, not washington bureaucrats who best know how to manage utah land. >> now to a high profile divorce between ucla and one of its most prove nept basketball players with lavar ball saying he has pulled his son lee anglo out of ucla exploring other options. after a star freshman was su pended by the university following a shoplifting incident in china. he was one of three basketball players at ucla to be indefinitely suspended after the incident. >> a surprise at a philadelphia 76ers game had the crowd going wild. they weren't just cheering for the team. now, that is a hug. a touching moment there when a soldier who had served nearly a year in kuwait surprised his girlfriend, a rookie philadelphia 76ers dancer by showing up during the game. it began with a video message from the troops starting with the sergeant who wasn't overseas but waiting in the wings to surprise his girlfriend after that electr

crewmembers on board was lost last month after it reported an electrical problem off the coast of patagonia an international search operation has failed to locate the sub relatives of the crew are demanding the search continue until it's found time for a short break here not just iraq when we come back with key regional elections only days away supporters of council an independent once again take to the streets and a river to follow the deadly route tens of thousands of refugees are taken to get into europe from turkey. hello there is a pool of really cold air sitting just about here so mostly ontario and around the outer age you can generate snow and that has happened as more lake effect snow to come for the dorothy east of the u.s. but not a lot it's just the cultural nurse and it's really the other side of the border models for in toronto plus three in new york you can see the variation for the sas it's warming up again if anything the cladistic and bring a bit of rain to texas to going out for the appalachian chain even southern illinois it is rain it's not snow snow has been trying to

forty four crew members on board was lost last month reported an electrical problem up the coast of patagonia an international search operation has failed to locate it relatives of the crew are demanding the search continue until it's found. bolivia's president ever mandalas shrugged off claims he's a dictator after announcing he will run for a fourth term tens of thousands of his supporters turned out the city of culture to back his twenty nineteen bid but it's also triggered protests adonal foyle and i reports. this has been president of bolivia since january two thousand and six but he says his work is not done the poor indigenous people women still need him still want him one of the mission completed we're ready to run again this is not up for debate the people voted in a referendum in february two thousand and sixteen against allowing continuous reelection president morales initially accepted that result but then the constitutional court to overturn it. his popularity has waned in recent years however believe his economy is growing and he still has plenty of admirers. around for everythi

this one disappeared off the coast of patagonia. butl without international assistance and only in waters up to 500 meters deep. welcomed then world cup at the kremlin palace. the teams gathered in moscow for the big draw. the team will be split into eight groups. russia will play saudi arabia in the opening game on june 14. the u.s. failed to qualify. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. emily: this is the "bloomberg technology." vmware with stronger-than-expected numbers th. the company is embracing cloud services and the company's stock have shot up 50% over the last year. joining me now is the ceo from stanford. what you think is driving results right now? >> always great to have the chance to be with you. we would say three things are driving our performance. out,trategy we have laid the cloud strategy, partnerships with amazon, ibm, really resonated with customers. , and sales execution breaking out of tech. it is a good market for technolo

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outdoor retailer patagonia thinly president trump sorter to shrink to national monuments in utah sayhat will suit to stop it. the company running a full-page ads on its website declaring the president stole your land with the policy with a group that protect public lands. cheryl. >> big debate outlasted in alabama. president trump from lindfors senate candidate roy moore yesterday despite nine women accusing him of misconduct. the rnc once again supporting more. not everybody is on board with this. presidential candidate mitt romney took to twitter yesterday treating roy moore in the u.s. senate would be a stain on the gop nomination. the enforcement of other victims are courageous heroes. no vote, no majority is for losing our honor, our integrity. here is what he treated. he doesn't care about truth anymore. the reawakening was glad. so who is more in touch with republican voters. that romney, president trump, republican strategist and chief campaign strategist jason johnson. good morning. all of this has become such a divisive issue. candidate accused of misconduct with teenagers

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the san juan disappeared more than two weeks ago and the atlantic ocean off the coast of patagonia.aid the search to recover the vessel will continue, but without international assistance and only in waters of up to 500 meters deep. welcome to the world cup draw ceremony today at the state kremlin palace. officials from the qualifying teams gathered in moscow for the big draw. the teams will be split into eight groups with 14 each. crushable play saudi arabia -- russia will play saudi arabia. the u.s. failed to qualify. as it italy. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "big technology." you are -- i'm emily chang. provider beat analyst estimates for earnings per share and revenue. the company has been embracing a more hybrid cloud driven focus that includes working with amazon web services and it is paying off. the company's stock to shut up or than 50% over the last year. vmware.me is the ceo of what you think is driving results right now. >> always great to have the chance to be with you.

the san juan disappeared more than two weeks ago in the atlantic off the coast of patagonia.ials say the search to recover the vessel will continue, over that international assistance and only in waters up to 500 meters deep. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. back to you in washington. kevin: as march as mentioned, president trump's former national security advisor has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors in the russia probe. cutera talk about the latest developments is the your congressman eliot engel, it was also the ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. congressman, let me get right to it. what the you make of this plea deal? is essentially general flynn saying he is willing to play ball with paul miller? rep engel: it seems that way because the one count of pleading guilty, even though it was a felony count, was rather restricted. you have to wonder why he would not be indicted on more than one count. it would seem to indicate is some kind of a dea

national parks are created by congress, national mono ups aume created by presidents and you have patagoniaig environmentalists and recreationalists and the native americans who are going to band together and sue this move into oblivion. so the fight is just beginning. >> the first modern president to shrink a national monument using the antiquities act. thank you so much for that very important fact check, bill weir for us there on location in salt lake city where the president just made this announcement. one of the other things that i want to bring in mark preston to talk about this and he is here in studio with us. what a glowing appraisal he gave of senator orrin hatch who just to remind our viewers, is an 83-year-old several-term senator who we figured would be retiring and then the expectation was that mitt romney who clearly the president doesn't like was going to be seeking that senate seat, and yet now you wonder if seems like the president is pushing hatch to run again. >> what we do know is he's been encouraging senator hatch to run again, and hatch has, in many ways, surprising

stop trusting the federal government. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and the outdoor clothing company, patagonia, changed their home page to a black screen that just says, "the president stole your land." ( cheers and applause ) that's strong. that's bold. >> jon: that's a strong message. >> stephen: that's bold. that puts it out there. that is the most shocking political statement i've seen since the travelocity gnome declared, "fight the power." hey, oh, the olympics are coming up. did you know that, the 2018 olympics are coming up. i am really excited because i'm off for those weeks because they're not on this network. but there's big news. remember back in 2014 at the sochi games, when russia was caught up in a huge doping scandal? it's all in that documentary "rocky iv." ( laughter ) well, today, the international olympic committee announced the punishment, and buckle your borscht, because russia is banned from participating in the 2018 winter olympics. ( cheers and applause ) i-- i-- i agree. it's time to do something. but that is shocking: russia was punished for interfering with the resu

. >>> clothing company, patagonia taking a stance against president trump. website with a stark page that says, quote, the president just stole your land. this, after president trump reduced the size of the grand staircase at the monuments in utah. the website leads people to the new lawsuit. >>> same-sex couples in austria will be allowed to marry by 2019. the highest court just made that decision. they have been able to enter civil partnerships since 2010, but not able to marry. a high speed police chase ends with the suspect crashing into a home. this happened >>> a high-speed police chase ends with a suspect crashing into a home. this happened yesterday in south los angeles. police say the driver in a high-speed chase ended up going down an alleyway, then suspects range rover went airborne and crashed into a house. that crash was so intense, it appears to have knocked the home off of its foundation. the vehicle landed on its side and the suspect took off landing. he was then arrested a couple blocks away. no one inside that home was hurt. >>> 5:56, devel

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went down nearly three weeks ago in the atlantic off the coast of patagonia. search operations were canceled monday due to bad weather. u.s. and russian ships carrying remotely operated vehicles have also joined the search for the sub, which had 44 crew members. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. citron will bep, the big loser in this market rotation, a less defensive call on an exclusive interview, next. this is in berg -- bloomberg. ♪ julia: time for a bloomberg exclusive. short seller andrew left strikes again. , citronre sliding research published a cautious listing seven reasons why it will fall to $50 in the short-term and $25 in the long-term in this market orientation. they told us has no comment on citron's claims. andrew left joins us now from l.a.. spots to talk about have very close -- virtually, let's talk about the rotation we are seeing in the tech sector. how far through do you think we are in this? mr. left: historically speaking, we

four people on board was lost last month after it reported an electrical problem off the coast of patagonia an international search operation has failed to locate the submarine relatives of the crew are demanding the search continue until it is found. austria's president says his country won't lurched to the right despite the announcement of a new government featuring the far right freedom party thirty one year old sebastian kurtz leads the more moderate people's party he'll be the new chancellor however the freedom party will control several of the most important ministries here's paul brennan he's been nicknamed c. or wizkid now he'll be known as chancellor sebastian kurtz led the overpay people's party to a thirty two percent winning share of the votes in the general election two months ago but to govern he needed a coalition and the far right f.p.o. is his chosen partner it is good this. we have a good strong team concerning my party the people's party that will be women and two thirds of our team are experts who will bring a lot of knowledge to the political leadership regarding the fr

. >> reporter: the founder and ceo of patagonia says he's ready for a long, legal fight. >> we're losingst the federal government, the wacko politicians out of utah and places. i mean, it's evil. and i'm not going to stand back and just let evil win. >> reporter: if these rocks could talk, they'd tell of centuries of bloody human conflict before the united states decided to set aside the especial corners for we, the people. this is your land, but bear's ears is a reminder that how it is used all comes down to how you vote. >> bill joins us from salt lake city. one thing the president said today is the protection on the site didn't let locals hunt or graze. is that accurate? >> reporter: no, it's not. when obama signed that declaration, none of those rules changed. hunters can hunt, fishermen can fish, cattlemen can graze out there and none of those have changed. really the biggest change was the prohibition of new mining claims, new fracking, new drilling there, but you got to understand the dynamic of these folks. for decades, generation after generation of white settlers down there, th

patagonia sued the white house, donald trump reducing the size of two national monuments in utah.his is suburbanites telling country people you can't use that land, you will spoil it. >> your definition might be narrow. i would include urbanites, there is a reason the president wanted to fly out to utah, share this news, this is generally seen as good news, you can use the land and for people on the coast should understand the federal government owns enormous swaths, it is a monument, doesn't mean it is a unique pristine areas that will be destroyed by the footprints of man, simply means that is the designation presidents have applied to huge areas. stuart: all they are talking about it local people who want to go hunting, fishing and ranching as opposed to blasting for oil or something or knocking down the mountains. ashley: go to the webpage the headline reads the president stole your land. >> possible you would have some mining and some of the areas, we are talking about huge areas of the west. people would like to be able to use the land, as they have for a long time until som

ainsley: why is patagonia up in arms about this?meone and say we can't go anywhere, yeah, that's great. the problem is you can't even ride a bike on it. so for them to just unilaterally do this, when it happened originally, president obama was in hawaii. he sent out a press release and put out the wrong picture of this place, and they had locked up 1.35 million acres of land right here in utah. steve: through. and, of course, the local officials in utah. state and local officials said we didn't know this was going to happen. we didn't want it to happen and yesterday the president of the united states reversed that. mr. chafitz, we also wanted to ask you about this because when you headed up the house oversight committee, you were interested into looking at any wrongdoing in the government. in particular, the fbi. we want to play a sound byte for the folks right now. this is you asking james comey, then the fbi director in the summer of 2016 whether or not hillary clinton had lied. here's the exchange, and then we'll get the back sto

it is an american basin in the patagonia region.square miles and has 5.2 million barrels of oil equivalent that can be produced in the future. just 11% of what can be produced in the permian. it is in our opinion better than the u.s.. and the productivity of those areas are three times the productivity of areas that you have. alix: argentina's energy company ypm is leading the development. they own 50% of the region and produce 64,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day. and chairman miguel gutierrez is optimistic. >> by 2020, we will double the production. alix: if the permian is in the third inning, then this is still in batting practice. up development, and their wells were expensive. >> the u.s. market started and the pace at which they developed, i believe we will reach that point probably starting in year five or six from now. alix: i am sitting on one of two rigs. the age of the wells can produce 800,000 barrels of oil equivalent over its lifetime. pablo was just promoted to run the entire upstream operation. fobefore that, he wa

the san juan disappeared more than teen of weeks ago in the atlantic off the coast of patagonia -- moretwo weeks ago. the search will continue but without international assistance and only in waters up to 500 meters deep. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. julie: we are one hour from the close of trading now. market participants really trying to make sense out of all of these headlines out of washington. abigail: you are absolutely right about that. there has been a tremendous amount of volatility. where major look at averages stand now. speaking to the volatility and the uncertainty on the day at the lows, the three major averages all down more than 1%. .he nasdaq had been down 2% lots for investors to handle and deal especially after all the record highs for the dow. this is the first day in six we have not seen a record high for the dow, but what the dow and s&p 500, we're still looking at weekly gains. theking of that volatility , not justuncertainty for president trump, before th

alix: this is in the patagonia region.are miles and has 5.2 billion barrels of oil equivalent that can be produced in the future. that is 11% of what can be produced in the permian. miguel: it is better than the u.s.. it is very thick, and the productivity of those areas are three times the productivity of the area that you have in the permian there. alix: the state-owned energy leading this. they own 50% of the region and produce 64,000 equivalent barrels per day. the chairman is optimistic. by 2020 we will double the production. alix: if they are in the third then this place is still in batting practice. they wrapped up years behind the permian and they are expensive. miguel: we don't see how the u.s. market started at the face of which they developed. i think we will reach that point probably starting your five or six from now -- year five or six from now. drillthis rig is going to six wells. each could produce 800,000 barrels of oil equivalent over its lifetime. pablo rizzuto was just promoted to the entire upstream op