the first italian, they were called, spartans. theyn,t space bata were called, spartans. you are talking about a force that already existed. you can go back to ronald reagan . host: got your call. guest: you are absolutely right. there are forces already in our military. -- army, as your son is in the army already has a space and missile defense command. within that, they have space battalions. they're completely separate and independent from the space forces within the air force. the air force, almost all the space forces are in air force space command. the navy has space forces of its own. the navy builds and launches and operates a fleet of satellites that the other services use as well. mainly, there 's is are in san diego. there is a program executive office for space. it goes on and on. there are all these different space organizations, space forces, scattered around different parts of the military intelligence community. spy satellites are not operated by the air force. they are operated by the national reconnaissance office. all these different space capabilities

the canadian company doubled down in southeastern saskatchewan, buying spartan energy for $1.4 billion up its presence in and near the balkans. it looks to increase its capex. here are the problems. heavy oil prices in canada are trading $15 lower than u.s. prices. canada cannot get the oil to the pacific and loses about $15 billion a year. it is hard to build infrastructure. canadian m&a for these companies did a paltry 29 deals this year. does vermilion's acquisition turn the tide, or is it one off value play in a struggling industry? i recently caught up with anthony marino to ask him about the acquisitions. anthony: we found on this m&a investment, we could make a high rate of return in comparison to our cost of capital in the current commodity environment. using the commodities to evaluate, we found very high returns on this transaction at the level we were able to do it. alix: a lot of investors or companies have wanted to get out of canada, and there are conversations about it not being the best place to be. what gave you the confidence to go forward? anthony: i could address th

the canadian company doubled down in southeastern saskatchewan, buying spartan energy for $1.4 billion beefing up its presence in and near the balkans. it looks to increase its capex. here are the problems. heavy oil prices in canada are trading $15 lower than u.s. prices. canada cannot get the oilo the pacific and loses about $15 billion a year. it is hard to build infrastructure. canadian m&a for these companies did a paltry 29 deals this year. does vermilion's acquisition turn the tide, or is it one off value play in a struggling industry? i recently caught up with anthony marino to ask him about the acquisitions. anthony: we found on this m&a investment, we could make a high rate of return in comparison to our cost of capital in the current commodity environment. using the commodities to evaluate, we found very high returns on this transaction at the level we were able to do it. alix: a lot of investors or companies have wanted to get out of canada, and there are conversations about it not being the best place to be. what gave you the confidence to go forward? anthony: i could addr

spartan exercise is a great way of getting people on their feet off the surgery in no time but nothing is just giving them warm during the procedure was that. right because if patients suffering from hypothermia and risk off on the. bad wound healing or even take so it is great importance to have to patient warm during the operation and this is what our machine does it inflates and this meant for us where the patient is lying on and as you can see the patient is a good core temperature. awful lot of machines here supporting the patient during the surgery so what kind of machines do you have but we have this machine now this is providing the anesthesia. the idea is to just sort this is the syringe. we have monitoring of the vital signs use e.g. oxygen and. blood pressure arterial blood pressure and stuff like temperature and more because you see g. functions and this is on mechanic a ventilator where you can see c o two on top of all of them and stuff like that so the patient is very closely monitored during the procedure because you're taking over all the vital functions very wide this

this crash happened on first and spartan stadium before 3:00 in the morning. the woman is a victim as she has life threatening injuries. >> at least 25 people are dead and 300 others are hurt after a volcano eruption in gguatemala. this is video showing crews, rescue people. the volcano of fire erupted last night. entire towns are cut off. more than 3,000 people have evacuated. and people in hawaii can certainly empathize with the people in gaut hall ma. lava still flowing there. three people were trapped yesterday but now they are safe. the national guard lifted them out of the isolated areas. there were more than 500 earthquakes in that area over the weekend including 5.5 magnitude quake yesterday. fortunately no one has died in hawaii because of the volcano eruption. >> we learned russian president vladimir putin is inviting north korean leaders to visit russia. a kremlin spokesperson says putin invited kim jong-un to visit in september. one main reason would be attend the eastern economic forum. the president trump's north korean summit meanwhile is still

when you make a significant deal like we did with the spartan, canadian exposure comes up some, but iter balance regionally and terms of free cash flow versus where we were at before. nonetheless, we have a strong european franchise, which we can build on. we have a geographic footprint to access a number of different markets and projects there, and we will be very focused on increasing the european part of our portfolio. alix: where? anthony: we should have an organic growth program in germany, we have begun drilling activity in central and eastern europe in hungary, we expect extended to slovakia and croatia and we will continue to have a moderate growth profile in the midlands -- and the netherlands. were also taking over operation of the large gas field off ireland, and we will have a modest step up in our ownership interest because of the. -- because of that. there's always the potential for acquisitions. we've had a good record in that historically. i can't predict when they would occur, but we are in a sufficient number of market in europe that i think we can continue to expand

when you make a significant deal like we did with the spartan, canadian exposure comes up some, but ittter balance regionally and terms of free cash flow versus where we were at before. nonetheless, we have a strong european franchise, which we can build on. we have a geographic footprint to access a number of different markets and projects there, and we will be very focused on increasing the european part of our portfolio. alix: where? anthony: we should have an organic growth program in germany, we have begun drilling activity in central and eastern europe in hungary, we expect extended to slovakia and croatia and we will continue to have a moderate growth profile in the midlands -- and the netherlands. were also taking over operation of the large gas field off ireland, and we will have a modest step up in our ownership interest because of the. -- because of that. there's always the potential for acquisitions. we've had a good record in that historically. i can't predict when they would occur, but we are in a sufficient number of market in europe that i think we can continue to expan

the first round of the evening in the spartan starts with pianist tells c.b.s. . his competitor and risk karen strikes back with a powerful response. now the public is asked to vote for the first time who came out on top in the first round. of it yeah. thank you. for relaxation exercises in the afternoon before the concert the two of and battling it out on stage since two thousand and ten. it all started at a festival in hong kong where there was only room for one pianist together they came up with the idea of a duel in which the audience could decide who would return the following year since then they've toured worldwide so who's better. i think i'm more popular i have a template different style and i'm sure it's because of the charm i exude. off the top of the perhaps i have the more classical way of playing the most russian or low cerebral cup. i think i have something interesting as a new to bring to the audience. have a special individual sound but you know individual and clung to something that's often sought after. the winner of the first round is the first

spartans. you are talking about creating a space force that already existed. i don't understand your topic here. this is stuff that can go back all the way to ronald reagan. >> got you color. mr. harrison. >> you are right. there are space forces already within the military. the army, that your sun is in. they already have a space and missile defense command. within that they have space battalions. they are completely separate and dependent -- independent from the space force of the air force. almost all of the air force space force is in air force space command. the navy builds and launches and operates a fleet of satellites. the other services use them as well. there space forces are in san diego. there is an office call the program executive office for space out there. it goes on and on. there are all these different space organizations and space forces that are scheduled around different parts of the military and intelligence community. spy satellites are not operated by the air force other services. they are operated by the national reconnaissance office.

happened just before 3 o )clock...on south first street and monterey road...that )s not far from "spartanum." police say a black s-u-v hit a woman and then sped away. tonight she )s said to be suffereing from life-threatening police say a black suv hit a woman and sped .ay yingo gather surveillance footage of the accident from near by businesses. it is in the hopes of preventing suicide. it is for railroad. it is dark, rain and fog. >> so we are hoping not only will it provide better monitoring it is much further down but also in the long run provide faster notification to law enforcement and be more cost effective. it is on barnes road. police closed the street to traffic in both directions. it is small. only about 2 feet wide and 6 feet deep. they say a eroded storm drain probably caused it late this afternoon. >> imaginage license plate that can track a stolen car or a kidnper. it allows them to on 24 of the electric vehicles. it includes gps capable of tracking vehicle movements and mileage. >> if you're lost you will allow google to know where you are. public can buy the plates later

. >> some of the holding facilities are spartan, little more than mats on caged floors with foil blankets or cots in desert tents. but there's also been some pushback from the men and women who risk their lives to protect the nation's borders. >> you are putting your child -- what's inhumane is putting your child in the trunk of a car, or crossing the river. >> at least three tender age shelters in texas. the department of health and human services has the goal of such shelters is to keep children and parents as close as possible until court proceeding proceedings. >> these children are very small. many of them don't understand what's going on. they're traumatized by having been pulled from her parents. >> with an understaffed federal bureaucracy, language barriers, and illiteracy, reuniting parents and children could prove challenging. plans to add another tender age shelters to a converted warehouse in houston i've run into local opposition. >> there comes a time when americans, when houstonians, when texans have to say to those higher than ourselves this is wrong. >> a physician who re

. >> reporter: some of the holding facilities are spartan.aged floors with foil blankets or cots in desert tents. but there's also been some push-back from the men and women who risk their lives to protect the nation's borders. >> what's inhumane is putting your child in the trunk of a car and crossing the river. >> reporter: they reported the existence of three tender age shelters in texas. the department of health and human services says the goal is to keep children's and parents as close as possible until the end of court proceedings for those who entered the u.s. illegally. >> these children are very small. many of them don't understand what's going on. they are traumatized by having been pulled from their parents. >> reporter: with an understaffed federal bureaucracy, ua barriers and illiteracy, reunitchildren be challenging. plans to add another tender age shelter to a converted warehouse in houston have run into local opposition. >> there is comes a time when americans, when houstonians, texans have to say to those higher than ourselve

look for a black suv and whoever was driving it this morning hit a woman on first and al ma near the spartan stadium near 3:00 a.m. and they describe the injuries as life-threatening. >>> and in palo alto, the city is testing new cameras along four railroad crossings, they are equipped with thermal imaging and on the look out of people trying to stand or jump in front of moving trains. >>> happening now, thousands of people are packed into the san jose convention center learning what is ahead for apple? >> worldwide developer conference brings in programmers from all over the globe. >> yes, it does. we talked to folks in line from london and the middle east and from all over as they waited to hear what apple has planned. now much of what we've seen so far, incremental upgrades thx demonstration where an executive shows you how to point something and have an idea on a screen and they take the idea and build apps. we talk to the developers as they stood in line. here is two of them. one traveled from belgium and the other didn't sleep last night. >> i've been coming here since 1996, whenever i

we're following breaking news in the south bay where a woman was hit by the car not too far from spartan stadium. the impact on the morning commute. >>> one city are replacing people with loud cameras, the people watching are far, far away. >>> heads to cleveland with a 2-2 2-0 finals lead. >> are you ready for game three? lebron is ready. his team is not. warriors get ready to hit the road and we have the highlights plus what steph curry is saying about breaking an nba finals record. "today in the bay" continues right now. was that too much? supposed to be unbiased. >> not in this story. >> laura gar scia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. >> i feel bad for him, i do. >> he is doing a great job. his team? another personal doing a great job, kari hall. today is going to be a nice one. >> you say that because it's going to be cooler today and it was hot nobody was saying that. it's going to be not as hot for the inland areas today and we start off with some nine. here's a live look outside in san jose. let's go to sunnyvale. 58 degrees at 7:00 and that nice cool start, we will be cooler as

they talked about how they were kind of spartan look, more uniforms. now, all the boys wore the same shirts, that kind of thing. there were infants that were being bottle-fed there. there were mothers that had given minor mothers that had given birth while they were in those shelters. and so they were mostly just, you know, really concerned about why these kids can't be with their families once they come over here. >> do you spend a lot of time m coming from mexico or coming from central america. what do they tell you? what do they tell you and this idea that the policy itself would serve as a depernt for would- woul would-be asylum seekers. would-be migrants. >> talking to them has just been hearing a lot of scary, traumatic stories, from not only just their home countries in honduras, in el salvador, in guatemala, but also in their journeys up through mexico. you hear about kidnapping. you hear about getting their money stolen. they come to the united states hoping to have an end to that and what we've seen here, you know, with once they do cross the

the first italian, they were called, spartans. theyn,t space bata were called, spartans.are talking about a force that already existed. you can go back to ronald reagan . host: got your call. guest: you are absolutely right. there are forces already in our military. -- army, as your son is in the army already has a space and missile defense command. within that, they have space battalions. they're completely separate and independent from the space forces within the air force. the air force, almost all the space forces are in air force space command. the navy has space forces of its own. the navy builds and launches and operates a fleet of satellites that the other services use as well. mainly, there 's is are in san diego. there is a program executive office for space. it goes on and on. there are all these different space organizations, space forces, scattered around different parts of the military intelligence community. spy satellites are not operated by the air force. they are operated by the national reconnaissance office. all these different space capabilities -- th

it happened just a little before 3:00 this morning not too far from spartan stadium on south 1st streetation on the car they say struck that woman and then left the scene. they're saying it's some sort of black suv. the woman suffered life threatening injure i areieinjur. police are hoping a nearby business has surveillance cameras pointing at where that crash happened. now, mike enoway with our traffic picture. >> the crash is still going on with activity northbound 87 at cu curtner, one of the worst spots. that's the tougher drive. the rest of the south bay holding steady with a slow northbound push in through silicon valley. you kind of lose one lane as they continue the overhead work there. of course all lanes are open. we just have that lane shift. over here, recovery after the earlier crash around central for westbound 80. had cleared up. it's actually really good, slowing through hercules, then richmond, moves nicely past the golden gate fields area. 580 crash right around piedmont. back to you. >> okay, thank you, mike. we have more local news in a half an hour. i'm dianne feins

you might get a sense from peter navarro, conservative, some say the spartan trade warmonger in the white house, that is up to interpretation that he is sounding conciliatory in those remarks. he is just saying they will maintain their resolve. so far no one is budging on the other side, china. all are prepared, response tit-for-tat. the administration as you know is already lined up about $200 billion in additional tariffs on additional chinese goods if the chinese do that. there is no indication that the chinese are not. we're monitoring this very closely with the dow down close to 300 points. nicole petallides, on what's telling right now. >> oh, yeah, we're seeing selling across the board right out of the gate this morning. what is interesting the traders see this very much as a buying opportunity. they have used this throughout the year. every time there is a big dip, they step in and buy. right now the lowest point on the dow is 419 points. we're down 1.1% on the dow jones industrial average. and no doubt, tariff-related stocks are selling off. industrials and materials. we're looki