shales: over the years, broadcasting has deteriorated.alk shows. ♪ troy: a big thing that changes in the '80s is the number of hours spent watching television. [ whistles ] goes up. the number of hours spent talking about television goes up. one of the symbols of this phenomenon is "entertainment tonight." hi, i'm tom hallick and welcome to our opening night, the premiere edition of "entertainment tonight." hart: all of the critics were kind of unanimous in that they said, "it'll never last because there simply isn't enough entertainment news to fill a half-hour every night. "entertainment tonight" has surveyed tv critics in the united states and canada to find out which television shows had the most impact on viewers over the years. now, up until this time, nobody had done television like this. nobody. burt reynolds, the hottest actor in hollywood. i'm surprised to see you here. well, i'm glad to see you. well, thank you. we can meet here every night if you'd like. thank you. i'd love it. [ women "ohh" ] leach: a lot of what makes succes

sergey, i have a question for you, tell me, shale technology, shale drilling is american history, whats, you test different types of certain technologies that you need, the production of these shale gases, one is the so-called more humanitarian or humane one, which takes place in the united states states of america, where several lakes simply die, turn red, and citizens simply move in different directions, but this is an american idea, again this happens in the poorest states, in ukraine they begin to use the technology that is not allowed in america. that is why they decide to see what the effect will be, they pump in more aggressive chemicals, the essence is very simple, you definitely need water, you need a place where you will carry out this research, rupture of layers, the chemistry is different, the difference chemistry that was used in ukraine, about 11 times more powerful chemicals than those that are now used in the united states, the history of liquefied gas in ukraine. the bism of this story is directly related to our friend in quotes hunter biden, he appeared there in the e

and i think that life and the wisdom is in this book and let me shamelessly shale this book't getting paid for this yet, bu it is a fantastic book and i appreciate you writing it. the want to discuss it. you're talking about christian nationalism. how would you, reverend, define christians nationalism in 2020 for america? great question. and i talk about it in the book as, white christian nationalism. the name spells the problem. first of all, ■we have this gospel of jesus, the most inviting, welcoming, inclusive message in the world that becomes white. so then the word christian. but it doesn't mean serve us and saic means control and dominatin should be in charge. they should have preference. they should rule somehow and there's an old theology called dominionism. you know, this goey back. this isn't new that christians should be. and why chriia charge and a nationalist. i'm getting up in years now, but i wasn't there for the social jesus. but i have read abouts< and what do you told his followers? we go into all the world, all the world making disciples in every. serve for whatever

as a result, the northern bypass should connect the pskov-gov shale routes kinggesep and pskov izborskght transport to bypass the city. it should be noted that the work is being carried out under the national project for a safe, high-quality road. tadian, thank you. we still have half a minute before the start of the regional broadcast; we will have time to connect the state television and radio broadcasting company. don tr. dmitry fufaev is already in the studio. the water level in taganrok bay has dropped. dmitry, good evening. what is the reason? hello ernest. an easterly wind has been raging in the rostov region for several days. it was he who caused the water in taganrok bay to recede from the shore by several tens of meters and exposed the bottom. residents of coastal towns and villages come to see this phenomenon. someone is looking for lost things using a metal detector. someone comes to admire the unusual landscape and take atmospheric photos. according to forecasts, on wednesday the water in the taganrok bay will return to its previous place. so those who haven’t seen it yet

and shale is one opportunity.ells permit so it's not a play by conocophillips to purchase new courage. they are doing a strategy where they get older wells which were used with sort of inferior hydraulic fracking technology. now you can kind of go back to those wells and re-frack them with a newer mix of water and chemicals and sand to get more output. so it's kind of a way of revitalizing it and getting more oil into their portfolio. it is fast and it's not a trend that will end anytime soon. m&a is hot in this area. paul: senior energy reporter stephen stapczynski there. the latest corporate stories, activist investor nelson peltz has reportedly sold his entire disney steak according to cnbc, citing an unnamed source. his three and found management last month lost its bid to obtain disney board seats -- his tried and -- his trian fund management last month lost its bid to obtain disney board seats. sources say sony is working with another investor of queen's discovered -- discography which could total of $1 mill

the subsidence of a part of this highway with a length of more than 58 18 meters of cars fell into shaleurley college in sheffield, england, 3 people were injured and hospitalized. the attacker has been arrested for attempted murder. following the rain and flooding in saudi arabia, a red alert was issued in some areas of the country. areas overlooking the persian gulf and riyadh medina near the red sea in western arabia are in the warning zone. saudi authorities have closed school roads in flooded areas due to adverse weather conditions and flooding. well, we come to the end of the world today. shabton goodbye god they have witnessed the barbarity of the zionists in gaza in the past decades, so they recognize that israel is actually a fascist regime that considers jews above all, and the young generation of america says that we cannot do this. it is led by anti-zionist jews. of course , there is also a big claim that these protests are anti-semitic. but this is not true. a large number of jews are present in these improvements. there are thousands of jews protesting in the streets , and

authorities after subsidence of a part of this highway over 58 meters long, 18 cars fell into the shaleured and hospitalized. the attacker has been arrested for attempted murder. after the rain and flooding in saudi arabia. a red alert was issued in some areas of the country. areas overlooking the persian gulf and riyadh medina near the red sea in western arabia are in the warning zone. saudi authorities have closed schools in flooded areas due to adverse weather conditions and flooded roads they did well, we come to the end of the world today. good night, god bless you. for very minor cases, we have to send a lawyer to the court. there is a layer of discrimination between public and private companies. there is no need for a minor case or to read to see a case. now, if an economic enterprise gets into a legal problem, should the ceo appear in court, or should he hire a lawyer? you see, if i want to bring a case , i will give the lawyer the right to choose, and the size of the case is also very important. when we separate the number of economic actors in the country, we see one the vast

ukraine with the maidan and the resulting war, romania with ruined farmers due to the extraction of shalenian lands by american corporations that moldova, shocking outflow figures population with constant internal political disputes and protests, devastation instead of development, in short, divide conquer, nothing new, but people are being behaved like children in the old way for some reason. even more analytics in our telegram channels. so why is georgia still so... important for the west, the law on foreign agents breaks the global strategy in the region, experts and guests of the editors club draw parallels with the history of the ukrainian crisis, what the sign of the struggle for democracy can turn into, open on the tenth anniversary of the odessa tragedy new details and even the names of the organizers who stood behind the nationalists at that time. this is not a junta in the full sense, it is a gang formation that seized power in ukraine. and bandits have such a concept, yes , initiation, you need to soak, well, as if bind with blood, commit a crime, then it means that you enter a

this latest deal because if you cast your mind back a few years ago, we have this massive boom in shaleversupply and make energy companies were investing very heavily, being quite speculative in their use of profits, and now after the crises and ups and downs over the last few years and we see covid has been part of that, as well, and we are now seen companies being very careful with their cash, very careful with their cash, very careful with their cash, very careful with their profits, and very careful about how they invest, so this is a really interesting deal because the acquirer conoco is using its own shares to buy corel three rather than spending cash and that is a big step forward with companies being careful about how they use the money of their shareholders.- use the money of their shareholders. ., ~ , ., it's not the benefits, but the risks of artificial intelligence that keep us all awake at night. that was the warning from the head of the un's communications agency as she opened a global conference on al in geneva on wednesday. the ai for good global summit aims to bring tog

i said, well, what about what about shale ? what about north about shale? what about north sea oil?o just stop oil. they seem tied to this dogged nature of net zero. and we all know as you keep saying, that places more burden on the shoulders of those who can ill afford it. look the nonh who can ill afford it. look the north sea diminished as it is, it's still accounts for about 70% of our energy needs, not 70% of our electricity generation, but 70% of our energy needs . but 70% of our energy needs. >> if you include transport, oil and diesel and so on, the north sea is still hugely important. britain's energy complex . it britain's energy complex. it goes to aberdeen and tell people in aberdeen that oil and gas isn't important. you know, it's massively important for the scottish economy, for the entire british economy. our energy complex, even the climate change commission, the government's own in—house sort of green conscience energy watchdog, says that even if we get to net zero by 2050, even if we do on massively, optimistic assumptions , even then we're assumptions, even then w

they took the shale assets in the permian as well.s what they have to say about buybacks. buybacks would be 20 billion dollars in the first 30 years. they say the deal would add to earnings and cash from operations. the stock is down by about one point 9%. lisa: we were asking how much of this we would end up seeing and it looks like quite a bit. conoco is down to touch in our early market trading. this indicates how much more of this tie up you can expect given this administration would be more amenable to allowing these transactions to go through in order to create the resilience in the face of some of the geopolitical threats that remain. jonathan: more on that story this morning. we want to get to the broader price action. we are negative by zero .6% on the s&p 500. the 10 year is slightly higher. we will catch up with victoria fernandez as stocks fall on hawkish comments. tom stier with an optimistic view on climate change and amy wu silverman on the market uncertainty around the november election. we are stuck in the fed waiting

energy independence and shale gas.hat explains why oil prices are not moving in response to the middle east risk. however, i would caution that doesn't mean that middle east geopolitical risks are of no significance from the investment environment broadly. we have so many moving pieces. the war in gaza and the fact that king salman ailing and that means he is seriously unwell if state media and the kingdom are reporting that. i don't expect that the death of raisi will change policy in iran. the thing to watch would be if the domestic opposition to the regime, which is strong, were to try to push for change. i think they are pretty flattened after the harsh crackdown over the protests over dress code and the green movement in 2008 and 2009. thousands were executed after that. raisi and his team were part of it. >> tina fordham, thank you. the markets are digesting this news. thank you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," forget the weight loss wars, johnson & johnson could take

shale. it also extends a buying spree among major u.s. and oil gas layers.arathon surged following the news. bloomberg is learned sony music is in talks to acquire queen's muted catalog which includes hits like bohemian rhapsody. sony is working with another investor on the purchase, which could total $1 billion. earlier this year sony acquired a half interest in michael jackson's catalog for at least $600 million. coming up in the next hour, our interview with the ceo of link asset management, a group that manages hong kong's first listed real estate investment trust. talking about their business strategy after the portfolio reported an earnings miss. much more to come on "daybreak: australia." this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: tesla has been having a tough year. layoffs have been mounting, its stock is cratering, and some investors say it has a distracted leader in charge as elon musk manages five other firms. today's big take takes a closer look at musk's orbit and how his galaxy of companies stays afloat. dana hull joins us now from san francisco. so how does t

we have been surprised by the shale and seeing technology coming in and it is hard to predict how muchould go. technology is going to be the advantage for the producers. how much more, that is a question mark. we need to make sure we are meeting demand and the demand is there and is growing. lisa: has it been more of an emphasis in developing mature assets in the fossil fuel industry and less so on the new energies that are being rewarded as much by shareholders? lorenzo: we have seen both. there is definitely focus across the globe on being able to meet the energy demand. both from a standpoint of the aspect of providing the energy but also lowering emissions. we are seeing both sides grow at the same time. last year if we look at our new energy within baker hughes, we achieved over $750 million in new orders. this year we have a guidance for 800 million dollars to a billion and separate 2032 have $6 billion to $7 billion. we are seeing growth and seeing an increase in the aspect of energy demand from the fossil fuels, which requires also lower emissions. lisa: demand is there, a lot

next several years, 3% compound annual growth in production driven by the permian, driven by other shaleets in our portfolio, projects in the deep water gulf of mexico, one scheduled to start up the myc middle of this year, several will follow that, big position in the eastern mediterranean, offshore israel so we've got a number of other assets that are delivering growth and the combination with hess only strengthens our cash flow long into the future, not only the end of this decade but well into the next. maria: i'm glad you mentioned israel. we've got two wars underway, israel and iran are this close to a wider conflict. how do you view that in terms of the potential for upsetting production? >> well, we didn't see some impact on our supply of natural gas into israel during the early days of the conflict. we now have both platforms online and are meeting all the needs not only for israel's domestic market but he egypt as well. we're operating well. we've seen disruptions to shipping in the red sea. we've had some disruptions last year in the arabian gulf. so the risks in a situation l

the oil patch, marathon oil higher by 7.75% on conocophillips' announcement it has agreed to buy the shale driller in a $17.11 billion all-stock deal that represents a 15% premium to marathon's tuesday closing price. as is often a the case, a the aa quirer is falling, this time by about a 4%. a good part of the reason stocks may be down right now is that bond yields are popping. the bench mark 10-year is up 7 plus basis points to 4.622, and look at the 00-year, just -- the 10-year, just a ke9 cannen's whisker away from 5% at 4.993. what does this all mean in to investments, the markets and your stocks, j jpmorgan chief global strategist david kelly is here. what does it all mean? we do have fond bond yields moving higher. often stocks move lower in that case. but is there the somethingmit ow rates will go. so i think what we're seeing this week is rates backing up because the government's having some trouble unloading that debt. those higher rates, of course, are hurting the stock market. that's what's going on. liz: and you figure people want to clip this coupon, look at the 3-month, 5.if

the dangerous pandoras box that this lawless judgment has opened and that they understand the fob shalethe our legal system. maria: one question, what should the trump team do now? they've got 30 days to appeal and also what about the supreme court? how much is scotus focused on this as they debate and deliberate over the potential for presidential immunity on the january 6th case. >> sure. well, first of all, will scharf is a very good lawyer, glad he's staying on the team. i was not thrilled with the chief counsel in this case but will scharf is very good and they need to bring on-board some more experienced appellate lawyers who maybe could make the best of the record in this case and bring forward an appeal that has some chance of winning. it's up hill because of the judges in new york, this is up hill. eventually this case will get to the supreme court if they take it. it will almost certainly reverse the conviction but that might be after the election so it will be election interference. there should be an expedited appeal. they they should try to get this case up to the new york

conventional resources, which we've seen has given rise to much harder to develop resources such as shalerrying possibility that non—aligned states would , use their, their states would, use their, their states would, use their, their state funds to , to bankroll state funds to, to bankroll antarctic oil drilling. and that will be an absolute disaster, frankly. >> why would it be a disaster ? >> why would it be a disaster? it would provide more cheap energy. it would help my constituents to heat their homes. it would make our economies grow. this is surely good news. >> is it really, jacob? is that what we want? do we really want to have a kind of a military backed land grab driven by a desperate push for fossil fuel resources? i mean, if anything, military backed that there are very legitimate, long standing claims to areas of antarctica. >> they're well established . >> they're well established. >> they're well established. >> they're well established. >> they are only claims there's a treaty and the non drilling moratorium in place , which is moratorium in place, which is not up for re

my top priority would be the safety and security of american citizens that make their way to the shales but i would also act energetically to promote the other national interests. i would support the democratic process andpo partnership in the international and promote economic development including advocacy for the experts and further develop a robust security partnership. thank you mr. chairman, ranking member and members of the committee for the opportunity to be here. my wife andnd i are both former staffers and a so i would like to thank your staff. i know how hard they work for you and your constituency and how well they represent you every day. if confirmed i will look forward to representing the interest of the american peopleitpr and i he very much to t welcome you on a visit someday soon. i will v be happy to answer any questions. i know the committee appreciates that reference. there's a future after being a staff person here we appreciate that. [laughter] >> mr. chairman, ranking member it members of the committee is an honor to appear before you today as president biden'so

>> this is a history of shale maturing.ion of companies and as they mature, you see they consolidated materially. there are huge synergies on the conoco and marathon deal with estimates over $5 billion. you can use more people manage wells and optimize from the field. it makes sense as they had these fields more delineated and production growth slows to have larger fields managed by smaller number of operators. this means there is not going to be the same oil production growth that we saw from shale over the last decade which is quite bullish for oil over the coming years. >> that's an interesting point. do you see trouble coming from regulators trying to stop any of these deals? >> potentially,egregious becaus talking 1% of oil buying 4% of the world's oil. you can think of google or microsoft or some other monopolistic company buying 70% of the world's stuff versus tiny fractions. i would hope regulators would not go after this. it seems where they pursue this on larger deals, they allow them after review. >> josh, thanks

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conocophillips is buying marathon oil in a $17 billion all-stock deal that would strengthen the company's shaleeal and what it means for the oil patch, as well, coming up. carl? >>> got some eco data. let's get to rick for that. hey, rick. >> indeed, we have our main read on manufacturing index and the service side under the business conditions monitor. if we look at manufacturing, expecting the number down seven, but it is unchanged, it is zero. now zero actually is the best number since october when it was positive three. everything since then has been negative. this breaks that streak, at least technically it does, zero really not a positive or negative integer. if we look at richmond fed on the service side, minus nine, minus nine. minus nine is also an october comp, but unlike the manufacturing which was the best since october, this is the worst since october, and it means that every month so far this year has been negative. as a matter of fact, last positive number there was all the way back in august. we had zero at the end of last year in december. we see interest rates as sara pointed

shale, you cut a disgraceful deal with the encampment that prompted seven jewish members of your own anti-semitism advisory committee to resign in protest. you and president holloway struck deals that guarantee jobs and admissions to palestinians in apparent violation of federal antidiscrimination laws. i would like to know how you think your quote complies with the civil rights act. those who are in charge of universities and negotiate with pro-terror protesters are not doing their jobs. taxpayer dollars have no business sunday funding universities without principles that align with printable's of this country. each of you refused to enforce your own rules, preserve campus safety, and protect jewish students. finally i want to make one thing clear. the purpose of these hearings is not to enact right-wing cancel culture as purported by the left. the purpose is to end antisemitic violence and harassment on campus. full stop. hearings with college presidents are met to help guide post secondary education policies going forward. that meet the needs and respect the rights of all students

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nuclear energy, electrified many of rural americans homes with clean hydropower and ushered in the shale revolution. creating millions of new jobs and powering economic prosperity. america was able to achieve this through free-market principles, entrepreneurship, giving people the opportunity to choose which energy sources best suit their needs. energy and commerce republicans have been working to protect and expand this legacy for generations to come. the biden administration seems to be dismantling that legacy. this administration's policies put america on a dangerous path that harms our security and gives our adversaries like china control over our energy supply chains. this administration has consistently sought to prevent or slow the development of american oil and gas resources which are critical to our own energy security and the security of our allies. d.o.e. has been complicit in these actions with the effective ban on new lng exports american lng has been a lifeline , especially to our european allies since russia invaded ukraine. the aftermath of this invasion, american lng he