the same as petro pre there is still is great let me show you this lesson from a program in ohio that teaches small children how fun franking is using twinkies and straw was. kidding that's no real yeah it is look you want to learn how to frat come on you want a little fracking fracking. was ok fine i'll do the honors so you stick the drill shaft into the soil and use your high performance pump. and the cisco is saying. ok. thank you thank you thank you anyway thank you to dispose of the ways properly plus swallowing is not in my contract thank you very much. thank you. i don't i don't know what do you from the contract but next our military has been up to no good big surprise but in a strange twist it actually has to do with getting rid of our outlandish amounts of weaponry for more on this let's go to our truth blog not only go. in a time when this country is bitterly divided i think the one thing that can truly unite us as americans is our insatiable need to purge. difficult to work with. difficult to work with my ass. though not everything should be burned for entertainment nor ca

dollar and you said to me that the petro dollar is on its way out well it's not going to happen tomorrow but the now there are deals between china and other suppliers in the persian gulf where the uighur rim in b. is being used where russia is accepting rubles for payment of crude export of gas so you know. the times when nixon won to saudi arabia and agreed with opec that this is the going to be dollar traded in exchange for water a number of defense for that part of the world water to safeguard american oil import interests will do strange. that we're no longer entirely dependent on oil in the middle east with sheryl oil and the states america's and other export. things change things change and so on some people say always follow the money if you study economics and politics. you know there's always money somewhere back there in the reason even her coop who are all so sure the. american businessman member of several russian boards a great pleasure thanks for joining us here on r.t. welcome. thank you for joining us as well in the meantime a new study into which country people feel most

when there was a real yes received yes the phiri crew father gave schools nine thousand copies of petro peanuts big bad dream where pete wakes up in a world without petroleum and it is scary keep looked around the room and many of his belongings were missing including his clothes for school. runs to the bathroom to brush his teeth and comb his hair for school but his tooth brush and comb are missing if they go to school but. we've been to the really good. to kids that's that's ridiculous look russians yeah right the by products the by products from oil like true brushes and combs are not our problem here it's our over dependence on oil for transportation factory farming military worst petro pete going to be one or environment is completely collapsing in fifty years because we didn't heed the warning of climate scientists i don't know maybe it could be fined had to repeat in this scorched wasteland kind of like kind of like where's waldo but with more scorched wasteland. and so where is pete oh he's dead. or maybe he's living a mad max existence milking the blood of heretics to feed his

we will go to houston to get our petro etch a on the unfolding environmental crisis as oil refineries and chemical plan release thousands of popounds of airbororne pollutants. plus, we will speak with naomi klein. she has a message to the media -- talk about climate change. we will also speak with one of the world's bebest-known climate -- ntists, dr. james -- theink the peoeople question people are asking is what is the impact on humans of this hurricane and there are substantial impacts on sea level , the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere and therefore the amount of rainfall, and also the strength of stotorms. humans are already impacting all of those to a substantial degree. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in texas and louisiana, at least 30 people have died, more than 17,000 people are in shelters, hundreds of thousands are under evacuation orders, and all past u.s. rainfall records have been shattered as tropical storm harvey continues to wreak climate chaos in houston, the fourth larg

and oil giant saudi aramco is potentially investing billions into a chinese oil refinery owned by petro china the deal has been valued at over two billion dollars and would give saudi aramco a thirty percent stake in the company it could also be a give and take relationship with saudi arabia supplying the refineries need for crude oil and iran buying retail assets from petro china this isn't a passing fancy for iran co either for years the company has looked to strengthen ties with china saudi arabia has been one of china's top oil suppliers and has even looked to build refineries with chinese companies but while all this takes place banks have cut forecasts on oil prices this is the third month in a row that this is happened a poll conducted by the wall street journal of fifteen different investment banks predicted that brant crude will average just fifty two dollars a barrel while the west texas intermediate u.s. oil gauge is estimating an average of fifty two dollars. it's no secret that a rise in cost of living can exacerbate homelessness especially in urban areas but a new study sh

and this wonderful district that i represent has more petro chemical refining facilities down along theoast than any other district in the country and my colleagues around me and the house of representatives also have numerous petro chemical facilities and i think from a national stand point, this is going to be a tough thing because some of the largest refineries are right here and they are closing up business for the time being until these floodwaters recede so that's why it's so important that we get our infrastructure built back as quickly as we can. because this is going to be felt by i think all americans at the gas pump and other areas of our economy. if you don't mind, i want to say how much i think of all of our first responders, our state, local and federal officials who have worked together and my goodness, the volunteers that have come out by the thousands to rescue people, and we keep talking about texans helping texans and that is true. i'm proud to be a texan, but i'll tell you we have had some neighbors come over from other states, notably louisiana. hundreds of boat tea

continue.ncerns >> corpus christi is the third petro chemical port in the nation. could havehreat we different types of chemical releases. reporter: and wide torrential rain. already here in houston, flooding in residential areas, advice from the governor, as the rain is expected to continue for days. >> turn around, don't drown. risk your life. reporter: certainly good advice. thatially as we consider that becomes increasingly the problem here. has alreadyard successfully rescued at least continue toaters come down here in southern isas, and the ground saturated, all the water in those bayous and rivers continue rise and flooding and drowning becomes the greatest concern. backting live, abc news, to you. >> lana, thank you. abc 7 is closely monitoring harvey's next steps. breaking this down. >> good evening. our satelliteat of tropical storm harvey. wind right nowed of 65 miles per hour. so wind and rain, just going to batter the coastline, not only over the next 24 hours but into next week. these tracks, we see things kicking out quickly. that is not the case. we

this is a petro states, and maduro is staying this power because of the oil revenue coming into thatt of a military intervention, the only way to stop them from becoming a soviet-like petro state justou south of the united states is to put severe oil sanctions on to cut off the flow of oil revenue. because maduro's making those payments because he knows if he doesn't, his creditors will seize venezuelan assets. paul: now, as we said, the u.s. has imposed sanctions on maduro, other venezuela lands, but not -- venezuelans, but not the oil so far. are you opposed to that? >> the cubans are saying what do we care if maduro has his assets frozen in the united states? it's a ridiculous slap on the wrist. i do think -- normally i'm not in favor of unilateral action like that, but i do think in this case it could make a difference because most of the oil, much of the oil thatne venezuela sends to other countries like china and russia, they don't get any money more that that. they are repaying debt with that oil. and so the united states is the place that's paying them cash, is so it definite

gas prices will, you know, sky rocket and a lot of petro chemical facilities could be affected if a storm like that hit. so, we were, of course, watching to see where harvey would go and if it would turn into that storm. it was never projected to do that and, thankfully, it didn't happen. because houston is woefully unprepared for that kind of storm. >> kiah collier, for people who want to read your reporting from 2016 about what might happen and what this day may look like, your report is called "hell and high water." go to the texas tribune. thank you for sharing with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> catastrophic flooding from tropical storm and hurricane harvey, a test for president trump. how is he handling it? helping keep shoppers safe. this is a financial transaction secure from hacks and threats others can't see. this is a skyscraper whose elevators use iot data and ai to help thousands get to work safely and efficiently. this is not the cloud you know. this is the ibm cloud. the ibm cloud is the cloud for enterprise. yours. the ibm cloud is the cloud for enterprise. at the lexus

neymar termin siendo seducido por los "petro-euros" para jugar en francia...ctiva cataln envi un comunicado remitido a la real federacin espaÑola de ftbol, reclamando la cantidad de 8.5 millones de euros por incumplimiento de contrato... el club cul reclama al jugador brasileÑo la cantidad ya liquidada correspondiente a la prima de renovacin del aÑo pasado... adems exige el 10% en concepto de daÑos y perjuicios y concepto de moratoria... pero la demanda se extiende al club parisino... pues, solicitan que el 'psg' pague estas cantidades en caso de que el jugador no pueda hacerse cargo... vo del ftbol pasamos a otra novela... la novela de floyd mayweather jr y conor mcgregor... de acuerdo con expertos en materia, se estima que el combate de este sbado podra tener audiencia de 50 millones de personas en estados unidos, con lo que rompera rcords de audiencia de toda la historia... los nmeros se deben, en gran parte, a las fiestas particulares que estn siendo organizadas para ver el espectculo... y de cumplirse los pronsticos, abatiran el rcord de ingresos que esta

officials are concerned about the port because it is the third largest petro the potential for chemical and crude oil spills. all right. we come back to storm team 4 meteorologist samara theodore now. so hurricane, flooding, tornados. i mean it is one thing after the other. are the tornados synonymous with this? is this normal in a situation like this? >> absolutely. when we are dealing with hurricanes, tropical storms, it is not uncommon to see tornados, especially landfall and one or two days after landfall. when you look at the anatomy of a storm, it is usually the right upper quadrant where they will see the biggest tornado threat. that's relative to the storm's motion which is moving east-northeast right now at one mile per hour, so nearly stationary. this is the area more prone to tornados. when we turn on the map right now to show where the tornado earlier, that is exactly the area of the storm that is being impacted there. so areas like houston, galveston, lake charles, louisiana all under a tornado watch right now. they're dealing with the storm surge as well as the flooding. s

our problem here it's our over dependence on oil for transportation factory farming military worst petro pete going to be one or environment is completely collapsing in fifty years because we didn't heed the warning of climate scientists i don't know maybe it could be fined had to repeat in this scorched wasteland kind of like kind of like where's waldo but with more scorched wasteland. and so where is pete oh he's dead. or maybe he's living a mad max existence milking the blood of heretics to feed his harem of broodmares. we're feeding kids this garbage this is not science sleep this is not garbage these are rich resources created by the oklahoma energy board have you seen their video series lab time with leo that because of climate deniers who ripped off bill nye his boat. it's just ridiculous if it should be climate change let's not even science well kids if you live in oklahoma or a dozen other red states you'll never need to study science climate change or evolution all you need to know is the story of adam and b.p. . you mean the same thing did you know adam and eve were naked unti

watching petro -- petro [inaudible] bitda.b than the% lower street was looking for.is cutting its dividend from 22 cents to $.12 and change. that could be a loser at the open. also i want to point out why i am here. i am standing in front of a lot of sports cars, porsche has just brought out its third generation cayenne. i am here in stuttgart where they reduce these cars -- produce these cars to interview the ceo. we will show you. thescion of the family and inventor of the porsche. continuesesel scandal to grow in germany ahead of the he's up for 24 election, it becomes more of an issue. the cash open equity trading is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. a minute to go until cash opens in europe. guil wils be opening shortly as well. gilts will be opening shortly as well. futures, fairs&p value indicating that will continue. up .6 to .7%. data togot inflation factor into the mix as well, coming out of europe. matt? matt: yeah, actually, i want to pick up on that because we have inflation data coming out of europe and bloomberg intelligence is saying they

and affecting the nation's fourth largest city that is surrounded to the south by the center of our petrohemical industry which feeds our industry and puts gas in our cars as well as secondary effects, if any tornadoes might hit one of those chemical plants. so the worst is not over yet, is my prediction. >> i'm sure your prediction, unfortunately, sir, is spot on. we will be seeing you again in the next hour. i want to thank you very much for your heads-up, for everyone to keep a vigilant watch on things with regard to hurricane harvey. >>> galveston officials don't think they'll see water receding for days. we'll get more from that area of texas right after the break. harvey. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. switch to flonase allergy relief. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. flonase helps block 6. most allergy pills only block one and 6 is greater than 1. with more complete relief you can enjoy every beautiful

noah petro.e is a planetary geologist from goddard just across down there over in greenbelt at the nasa space flight center and he is really excited about the coming eclipse. >> sure am. it's going to be a -- unforgettable event. >> this is really once in a lifetime event for almost everybody. >> you know the last time that coast to coast eclipse happened in the u.s. was 99 years ago. and so there's going to be a -- you know millions of people who will see their first and perhaps only eclipse of their lifetime. on august 21st. >> coast do coast. only talking about still a thin swath of land here right? >> that's right. about 70-mile wide path of totality. stretching from oregon to south carolina. so if you are along that path of totality you'll see the total solar eclipse. otherwise, outside of that path, you will get the partial eclipse. >> you are going to event? >> minor league baseball game. start 9:30 in the morning, play an inning and delay the game and have the first ever eclipse delayed b

support for the government led by petro poroshenko in ukraine if approved it could mark an escalation of u.s. policy with respect to the region r.t. correspondent on your part has the latest on the discussion that has been in the works since the obama era anya yes the wall street journal is reporting the pentagon and state department have put forward a proposal to supply arms to the ukrainian government the journal notes if approved the transfer of anti-tank missiles and other weapons to the government would come at a time when washington and moscow's relations are particularly strained with trump having just signed especially harsh sanctions against russia into law this week so extreme they've even been denounced by the e.u. the fact trump stamp his signature on the saying underscores the unpredictable manner with which the president acts towards moscow though he's argued for improved relations in the past and cooperated with russia to reach a ceasefire in syria he's also expanded nato it's unclear whether or not the president will take a step to arm the ukrainian government consider

supports the plan currently sitting on president trump's desk speaking alongside ukrainian president petro poroshenko mattis emphasized the special bond between the countries. are you one hundred percent. oh no you know you have to assume this whole region we're very rich. we understand. the story is broken. or why don't you know we're going to be. good for you will work through. your very understanding. from life for me to be there in form it's. what we. are you. sure you're pretty. modest went on to point out the u.s. recently approved a one hundred seventy five million dollars worth of equipment shipments to the country including specialized defense equipment the government has been locked in a civil war since coming to power in a coup in two thousand and fourteen at the time u.s. assistant secretary of state for european and asian affairs victoria nuland highlighted the hefty contribution american taxpayers have made in the country since the fall of the soviet union you've invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prospe

supports the plan currently sitting on president trump's desk speaking alongside ukrainian president petro poroshenko mattis emphasized the special bond between the countries. you. know the. whole region or if you. wrote. them to show you the room. or why don't you show us you know we're going to be really really great if you work through. your very. very short life for me to be there in form. and here's what we use the product. well you did. pretty. mattis went on to point out the u.s. recently approved a one hundred seventy five million dollars worth of equipment shipments to the country including specialized defense equipment the poroshenko government has been locked in a civil war since coming to power in a coup in two thousand and fourteen at the time u.s. assistant secretary of state for european and asian affairs victoria nuland highlighted the hefty contribution american taxpayers have made in the country since the fall of the soviet union they've invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these enough to. ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic train critics of

there is petro p. p has a bad dream where he wakes up in a world without petroleum and all of his belongings are gone and you can't take a bus to school and so it's really the. only road there. yeah it's very family propaganda. and they're taking advantage and exploiting these schools that have very low funding so the teachers are just like all right give us the money give us the calculators. and especially in red states you see those teachers who are kind of beholden to the population around them and they're still struggling socially in a time when we're not doing so on science and math you'd think we'd want to get kids. you would but you know making sure we're trained to survive the future is just not baby farmers aren't super worried about. whatever i mean they are the people that gave us lawn darts when we're tired i question their commitment to. finally not only is it really true that it's bad to burn your weapons and ammunition in your backyard when you don't need them anymore asking for a friend

simple denial i mean this just it's just truly astonishing all this all this money coming in from these petro billionaires from these big companies that have been denying this for years her republicans do this well i think a big part of it is skepticism on their part not only that the man made contribution to scale well you guys have to be honest the n.o.a.a. was caught fudging numbers to fit their narrative actually two thousand and fifteen yes not yes it is not true that there was elevated settlement there but there was all there so there has been whistleblowers that have come forward that have shown this that many of these climate. you're one of these guys too well that depends i mean always i want to talk well i mean we're talking about imus you don't want to somebody that's concerned about the economic impact i mean we have to wrap it here i'm sorry but next thank you both those and that's the way it is time and don't forget the mocker seat is not a spectator sport get out there get active tag you're on my. leg. it's called the field we don't agree on. everyone in the world should be exp

that the thing that concerns me is that much of the movement has been driven by a bunch of white male petro billionaire. which has ruled concerned any other country the really stands out in your book is norway can you talk about that how do the norwegians do. so the norwegians for one create a mechanism for preventing crime in the first place a very low crime rate and that mechanism is what might be considered radical in this country and that's really good social services they provide incredible social services support for the citizens there's very little inequality and of course of course inequality is correlated with high crime rates hence our high crime rates in this country so for one they create a mechanism that prevents people from going to prison in the first place when people do go they remain connected to their communities they receive the same social services that they did on the outside they are still part of the community while they are locked up many people over thirty percent of people who go to prison in norway will go to what's known as open prisons where where the wall is p

supports the plan currently sitting on president trump's desk speaking alongside ukrainian president petro poroshenko madis emphasized the special bond between the countries. to monitor. one hundred percent. whole region we're very rich. we understand. it is broken. or why don't you know we're going to be good for you will work through. your very understanding. from right for me to be for. what we. are you. sure you're pretty. madis went on to point out the u.s. recently approved a one hundred seventy five million dollars worth of equipment shipments to the country including specialized defense equipment the government has been locked in a civil war since coming to power in a coup in two thousand and fourteen at the time u.s. assistant secretary of state for european and asian affairs victoria nuland highlighted the hefty contribution american taxpayers have made in the country since the fall of the soviet union was invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic train. plan critics of the plan to send le

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the answer is petro engineering.hey looked at unemployment rates and meade yab income to determine the value of certain majors. the top three degrees are rounded out by medical sciences and geophysical sciences. fine arts, and the least valuable of all is clinical psychology. what can parents do to insure a good-paying job to pay off their sloons when they graduate. so let's discuss this. it's one of the hardest things you gram with when you get into college. what am i going focus on. i have to study something that will get me through life and get me a good-paying job. >> sometimes we focus too much on the means instead of the end. what is that some place good and how do you get there? if you focus too much on the major, you lose sight of where you are going and you end up in one of these grow programs that sounds like, but nobody who gets that degree ends up in the job they think they will ends up in. kennedy: there is very little incentive for most of schools to help students find degrees to pay off their debts. >>

this 26th anniversary of ukraine's independence from president petro poroshenko met with u.s.se secretary james mattis in kiev today. secretary mattis was blunted his criticism of russia and said the u.s. is committed to ukraine's sovereignty. mattis accused russia of menacing europe and suggested he favors dividing ukraine with defenses and leave the weapons. the winner of last night's powerball lottery was introduced at a press conference in massachusetts. she lives in the area. was 758 million dollars. she is 53 years old and is a hospital care worker. she said she will be quitting her job. she says she picked the numbers at random. 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. julia: you are very excited there. would remain at bloomberg, even if he won. back to president trump's legislative agenda following his relationship with key republicans and his threat to shut down the government if he does not get funding for a border wall. me now is tim pawlenty, former governor of minneso

deceleration related to a range of international issues as well, whether it's geopolitical, thinking about petro dollars, their impact on prime london as well as the capital outflows from areas, in plarticular asia as a result of desell rag celer that region. >> one quick question, tdo you think brexit will have an eff t effect >> we think it will have an effect on an ongoing basis certainly the first half of this year in commercial real estate, we have seen a better than expected performance if that continues, that should reaffirm london's position in the globe >> adam, thank you very much for your time. >>> let's talk about cryptocurrencies ethereum, it is near a two-month high and is up 4,000% over the course of this year. this as bitcoin weighed on investors minds. those tracking bitcoin have expressed concern over the proposed split to take place in november this after the split in bitcoin cash earlier this month. investor are awaiting a network upgrade from ethereum. >>> fujitsu is looking to sell off its mobile phone business becoming the latest player to exit the field we're joined by ma

they have to diversify into technology and to this petro chemical world which they are doing deals withply food around the world. it's going to be huge. hopefully the new york stock exchange if they win it they don't throw us out like they did with twitter, right? liz: that was really fun. twitter threw charlie and i out. charlie: me and charlie out. here is the thing -- liz: they're killing me here. charlie: tell them to shut up. liz: no. charlie: i think we have a better relationship with the new york stock exchange. liz: point made. charlie gasparino, four minutes away from closing bell. we are down 47 points after having been up as much as 60. we are coming right back with any breaking news on north korea. we will bring it to you. . . . . poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fid

the answer is petro engineering.nt rates and meade yab income to determine the value of certain majors. the top three degrees are rounded out by medical sciences and geophysical sciences. fine arts, and the least valuable of all is clinical psychology. what can parents do to insure a good-paying job to pay off their sloons when they graduate. so let's discuss this. it's one of the hardest things you gram with when you get into college. what am i going focus on. i have to study something that will get me through life and get me a good-paying job. >> sometimes we focus too much on the means instead of the end. what is that some place good and how do you get there? if you focus too much on the major, you lose sight of where you are going and you end up in one of these grow programs that sounds like, but nobody who gets that degree ends up in the job they think they will ends up in. kennedy: there is very little incentive for most of schools to help students find degrees to pay off their debts. >> schools spend a lot of

w they were poorly governed in the same way the saudis are poorly governed and other petro nations. in thest united states we hate paying taxes but it makes us pay attention to what the government is doing. if you say don't worry. you don't have to pay taxes. we are taking care of it. things drift off quickly. >> greg: let's say you have a 15-year-old and you want to explain how come free markets are immune to this chaos. why does this chaos only happened in these governments? for some reason, we are like well-oiled machine. we t have our flaws. the flaws somehow correct themselves. see five south america gets very little attention. you can pick up the newspaper. unless thereve is a war. we could be heading there. i had lunch with a teacher toda who teaches high school students and she said last year all of her students. she said they were all for bernie sanders. they were all in. they loved him. she kept saying you realize what that leads to is something like in venezuela. what president trump did this week in terms of sanctions and strong. maduro is 1 of 4 people in the world that

of thought which is the official ideology of saudi arabia and promoted upon billions of billions of petro dollars across the globe spreading extremism everywhere. it's unfortunate because we believe that we need to have good relations with our neighbors and we want to have good relations with our neighbors. but they need to decide about their policy. unfortunately for the united whether they're buying thosek beautiful military equipment from the united states or not. >> rose: do you think that's a test for the united states. >> i believe it was stated by the president that he did not go to saudi arabia before he made sure that all those years were on the table. >> rose: because he thinks it will create jobs is the reason he gives for the effort to sell weapons to saudi arabia. may i just go back. >> it's good that they create jobs. but that should not be the yard stick that supports terrorism. >> rose: one thing i hoped to have with you and i think it's interesting for the american people is, what is exactly a terrorist and who is a terrorist? for example, al-qaeda is a terrorist organiza