k. ferguson who began by asking why the country had chosen sultan algebra at the head of its state oil company to lead this year's international climate gathering. cop 28. now mary begins this interview by mentioning the global stock take, and that's how countries track progress on their climate goals. take a listen. we all know that the global stock take it will be the 1st global stock take will take place and it basically it's a report card where we see where we are against where we should be. we all know the results won't be looking good. and so it's really important that we have people who can get results and so on comes with a track record as well, of being c e o of founder of mustard, which was our flagship, a renewable energy company. and he's really move the needle on transitioning. the u . e. m a into the renewable and energy space. and so with that to day, if we look at the economy, 70 percent of the g, d p is non oil based. and so this drive we want to get as well going on a global level. right. i'd love to ask you about some of the climate challenges that the u. a itself is facing

government’s assets in venezuela in american jurisdiction, including the bank center and the state-owned oil companiesso-called national assembly did not recognize the results of the elections, which were won by the incumbent head of state nicholas pandurov washington actively supported the position, but it seems to have missed her face. and in conclusion, let me remind you that the exchange rate for today is the dollar 70 rubles. 30 kop. euro 75-07. and for now, that's all roman thank you, we continue. frigate, admiral gorshkov repelled an air attack of a mock enemy the exercises took place in the norwegian sea in difficult weather conditions, the calculation of the command post successfully met the standards for maneuvering the tactical situation was assessed using computer simulation, the verification of all systems was successful, the ship's air defense worked without failures. violence achieved this event snoring ready moment of execution of the sea 3-4 points and wind speed up to 20 assault marches. admiral gorshkov set off on a long sea voyage on january 4, the ceremony of entering the ship int

put out a report over the summer that mexico has protectionism when it comes to their state-controlled oil companyricity company. what you're going to see from canada and the united states is they are going to potentially seek arbitrage or it could lead to tariffs on these companies. that would go to american companies losing this money. what the u.s. and canada say is they are not abiding by the trade agreement. justin trudeau talked about the fact that when idea is to talk to mexico about the fact that if they were to come more in line when it comes to energy policy there would be more foreign investment in mexico, maybe a carrot and stick approach. guy: to what extent will this be a positive discussion as we see u.s. companies encouraged to bring production back from asia and the rest of the world? mexico has to be part of the narrative. >> mexico has an export bonanza into america and they want american companies to look for components in mexico instead of looking to china for other markets in the asia-pacific. this is where they can win. it is just the energy policy that is critical and diffi

swetha: isramco trading, these are all these big, really large state backed oil companies looking toe all their assets. dani: though, oil will still reign supreme. really wonderful reporting, highly recommend you check out her piece from our bloomberg deals team. one of the big market moves that we are keeping our eye on this morning is all things japan. we are looking at a yen that is falling this morning. the yen currently down by 0.5 percent, versus the dollar. there is a bid into japanese bonds. the five year yield is down by about one basis point. we have had basically all week and since when the boj widen their upper limit for the bond yield, we have folks betting that there would be more tightening read there seems to be some pushback this morning are you people familiar telling bloomberg that the boj is not in a rush to adjust the yield limit again. the reason they are saying they would adjust it, is for market function. the boj first wants to evaluate the impact of the move last week before they go at it again. it is unlikely that they have a consecutive month where they wid

david: so you're producing about 25% of the oil produced in the united states. >> as a company, you coulday our u.s. production is about 1.2 one million barrels a day, so we are less than 10% of u.s. production. david: right now the united states is more or less energy sufficient compared to the 1960's or 1970's when we import ed a lot of oil. i think we produce and probably consume 10-12,000,000 barrels a day. >> closer to 20. >> we consume 20 million barrels a day. david: so we are importing the equivalent of about 8 million barrels a day. which is better than it used to be. where are we importing those from? is it from opec countries? mike: canada. our neighbors are the largest suppliers of oil. you remember all the controversy around the keystone pipeline. we are a big customer of canada, who is a large resource country. >> how do you get that oil down here? >> there are other pipelines that have been built in years gone by and sometimes it flows by rail. and some of it comes by ship. you can bring it down through pipelines and to ports on the west coast and the atlantic and bring it

the state company for energy, is it easier to change the government to an effective one, but to ensure effective management of the national the joint-stock energy company energoatom, as well as oil and gas company ukrenergo and our other state-owned companies, i have not heard an answer from this, there is one more question. please tell me , what about corporatization during the war , which yuliya volodymyrivna talked about a lot. this is an absolutely relevant question, but there is a second question ukraine now does not control the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, which is the most powerful nuclear power plant in europe. and what are you going to corporatize? how do you even understand what is happening there in energodar, do you understand what is going on at the station, what are you going to carpathize with, in what way and for what? i have one more question. and tell me, please, a nuclear power plant is not just the generation of cheap, relatively cheap electricity . they are interested in the whole of europe, crazy for today, at least. i understand that the government is responsible for nuclear safety at the nuclear power facilities, which actually manages the nuclear po

the cabinet of ministers of ukraine appointed the supervisory board naftogaz is a large state-owned oil and gas company. if anyone in the audience does not know that the powers of the supervisory board were exercised by the cabinet itself, what is happening in the company? this is important news. evgeny , let's start with you. the company therefore needs to implement corporate governance practices there, at least in order to reduce corruption risks and risks of misuse of funds, risks of unprofitability, that is why the supervisory board this is history, but in the short term, right now it is very important in general. it was the election of the approval of new members of the supervisory board . should have completed earlier, must complete by the end of january of this year, that is, there is less than a week left, and one of the five structural beacons has been completed. - this concerns the fiscal sphere, i.e. develop a concept so that there are no a-a arrears of revenues, that revenues to the budget are on time and that there is adequate social assistance and the latest structural beacon - this is a

on tuesday, january 24 appointed the supervisory board of naftogaz, this is a large state -owned oil and gas companyeny, let's start with you. of course, the news is important, it is important in the context that our largest company did not participate, so it is necessary to implement corporate governance practices, at least in order to reduce corruption risks and risks of misuse of funds, risks of unprofitability, that is why supervisory boards are created. but in the short term, right now, it is generally very important. from the so-called structural beacons, i.e. ukraine's obligations to the international monetary fund, those five steps and structural beacons that ukraine had to fulfill earlier must be fulfilled by the end of january of this year, that is, there is less than a week left, and one of the five structural beacons has been completed. one more beacon concerns bills that regulate tax relations, two more structural beacons - this concerns the fiscal sphere, that is, develop a concept so that there are no a-a debts according to revenues, so that revenues to the budget were on time and tha

state, you tried to create good conditions for everyone, because oil and gas, which are not distributed much in libya. they were privatized into private hands , and there was the only state-owned companyuced oil and gas sold abroad. and in general, incomes were very large, which allowed her to raise the standard of living of the population when she was. and engage in support of revolutionary, as he said, movements in the fact that i am palestinian throughout the middle east, we recall that before coming to power, libya was de jure an independent kingdom, and de facto the semi-colonies of the western countries of great britain had the right to use in the military for the purposes of all ports and airfields of the kingdom, the united states of america had a military air base, wheelus field in the vicinity three, france also kept its troops and military bases on the territory of southern libya. but most importantly, the americans were engaged in the development of oil fields in libya and received the lion's share of the funds from oil production . it turned out at once quite a tidy sum to the account and, what is important, the country is very good, it helped the families of the lvivians

the legislation to ban electric vehicles in an effort to boost oil and gas companies in the state. and gas industry in wyoming with countless jobs and contributed revenues to the state of wyoming throughout the state's history. wyoming state senator introduced the bill and joins me know, state senator anderson thank you for joining us. tell us about this bill and why you decided to introduce it? >> thank you, carley for let us speak about a resolution. we are concerned that numerous states have outlawed our petroleum vehicles. so, we wanted to make a statement about that and probably will be the only state to make that statement. we didn't actually outlaw vehicles like the other prince did. ours is a resolution. the other states have a law. but irises a resolution that says, no more after 2025. >> carley: how would this work? car salesman cells after 2025, what happens to him? >> nothing. it is just a resolution. it will not do anything to inhibit anybody from buying a vehicle or selling a vehicle. it is just a statement that we are making. >> carley: okay, there is no teeth behind

lawsuit here and take your billion dollars, collect this billion dollars from the state bank, buy shares of the oil companydence of circumstances, everything coincides exceptionally. this company turns out to be preparing to be sold to the chinese. the chinese declare that they are buying this oil company. the share price increases four times. this guy sells what little he has in the stock and receives $4 billion. sponsored by hundreds of millions of dollars annually, rasnivtsi burgasprombank and other russian wallets at the same time with the surname zelensky, he was the artistic director of the bavarian state ballet . kateryna lived in germany no more than in russia, and there was an invasion of ukraine and the dictator allegedly has a third unofficial daughter, 19-year-old elizaveta, the daughter of the co-owner of putin's bank russia svetlana crooked legs, who for many years was considered i am the mistress of the kremlin official, the official daughter , two official daughters and another daughter from svetlana crooked legs about kabaeva . i am not sure. dynastic history for himself because he has no

joey benedict is about to explain for you how state lawmakers could make the oil companies pay. >> reporter: it was not the highlight of the last year but as we celebrate what is to come, could we also be ringing in change at the pump? >> 437. $4.34. natalie could the victory of $.70. the five cents off per gallon ends up fast. >> anything that goes in the correct direction in my opinion is worth, you know, the extra left turns, i guess. >> reporter: others on the road do not see the difference. i just hills too high. >> it's too high, but what are we going to do? >> reporter: but california is trying to do something. some experts think it will make a huge difference. >> in the next couple of months, the legislature is going to be considering this price gouging penalty. the idea is when gas prices go up and profits go up, there is only so much we can allow those profits to go up. >> reporter: consumer watchdog says all eyes are on sacramento. a special session in the legislature continues this month to possibly draft a bill to pe finees and oil companies for ices , profits go up, there is o

project to bring to market a new state-owned lottery operator under the brand name national lottery. the american company chevron, sent the first batch of venezuelan oilhe tanker will arrive at the refinery in mrs. sepe, on january 15, reuters writes, the states will receive fuel from the golden american country for the first time in 4 years of sanctions, a production license. at the end of november, the american ministry of finance issued a chevron and the state company petrolez in early december. yes venezuela signed a contract to continue oil production work usa canada and mexico at the summit north america in mexico city agreed to accelerate the transition to clean energy. the countries will jointly search for markets for hydrogen and develop the production of semiconductors in plans to increase the production of zero-emission cars. in addition, a joint committee has been created to deal with import substitution in the region. this was the news of the economy in short. fedor dobronravov is small, claws are medium and ears are huge. this is not necessary elena yakovleva belarusian shepherd dog, he is not for sale.

states are concerned about it. they are looking out for the gas and oil industry. wyoming is the eighth top oil producer in the united states there are about 100 companies that operateles of pipelines in wyoming and 68,000 jobs in the state's oil and gas industry. the legislation was introduced on friday. it comes from a group of lawmakers led by senator jim anderson. here he is. >> the other states have a law, but ours is a resolution that says no more evs after 2035. we're supporting our industries that have been around for 100 years supporting us and we want to support them now. we think there's 12 years left in some of those states might change their mind by that time the petroleum product vehicles are not so bad. it will not do anything to inhibit anybody from buying a vehicle or selling a vehicle. it's just a statement that we're making. >> brian: the "wall street journal" today says 10% of new car sales are electric, so that is high. china 20% of their new car sales are electric. the problem is almost electricity fueled by fossil fuels one way or another. number two is rare earth. you are stripping the earth of these rare metals, most of which live in china.

over the 160-year history of industrial oil and gas extraction in the united states, companies have dug millions of oil wells to fuel energy demands at home and around the world. when the pumps run dry and the wells are no longer profitable, companies are supposed to seal them up to stop toxic chemicals from escaping into the environment. unfortunately they often have not. between the lax regulations of the oil boom and the patchwork of current state and federal laws, oil companies have been able to shirk their responsibility to keep the communities around their wells safe. today the american landscape is dotted with abandoned, uncapped wells that leak toxins into the air we breathe and the water we drink. the u.s. geological survey has documented more than 117,000 orphaned wells and the e.p.a. estimates that as many as three million could exist across the country. last year, as part of the bipartisan infrastructure law, congress authorized $4.7 billion in investment to plug orphaned wells and protect the areas around them from further environmental harm. but even with this funding, the

we cannot let the oil companies and gas companies and petrsto states tell us what is permissible. >> version ofion of the hindenburg. he's going to explode at any moment. all right.people these pronouncements from bigwig like gore and the rest of the big, big wigs at davos, they oftentimes leadentsa to real policy pronouncements. and we don't havnde to look anye further r than in california. that's the incubator for left wing ideas. ading and it's been the leading state in the move to transition away from fossil fuels. the addiction, as he said, the fossil fossil fuels. he rep but what are the repercussions of this? the costs, according to aepor new report, one third of oilrs and gas workers forced out of jobs due to the greenbackable policies will not be able to even find to other jobs at . and for those that do, nearlyin 30% will earn less. me >> joining me now is mike rowe, host of how america works on fox business, prime and dirty jobs on the discovery channel. mike now as the expert on jobs at everybody's lives easier, your reaction to this callous and dismissive attitude of the

we cannot let the oil and gas companies and federal states tell us what is permissible?uman version of the hindenburg. these pronouncements from peopl like or and the rest of the bigwigs, they oftentimes lead t real policy pronouncements and we don't have to look any further than in california at that is the incubator for left-wing ideas and it has been the leading state in the move t transition away from fossil fuels. but what are the repercussions of this, the cost? according to a new report one third of oil and gas workers will not be able to even find other jobs at all. for those that do, nearly 30 percent will earn less joining me now is mike rowe hus of how business works and dirty jobs. as the experts on jobs that makes everybody's life easier, your reaction to this callous and dismissive attitude of the elite of jobs that they don't approve of? it is hard to maintain a consistent level of outrage. i have been at this for 15 years , the foundation i run is focused on real jobs that require an actual skill that truly exists. honestly, when i look at some o the cove

oil and gas. we were also one of the biggest renewables. what can go wrong? the lead states needs energy. you have an all developed companiescountries need oil. the question is how you are going to invest in all of that. let the private sector loose. let the patient reduction act create --. we already have pipelines that people built. i went out there and sat with those people. they thought i was out there, all of the stuff about what banks do or don't. no, bank of america is our lender. it is much more complex. our view is the transition has to take place but people have to have energy. then you go to the developing countries, that craziness going on. in terms of unrest and political strife. quite frankly, the technology -- to do that. >> you have been bullish for a lot of reasons. what is the biggest challenge moving forward? >> i think we are learning a lesson right now in the fact that america is this wonderful place where people work and live and prosper and we don't need more people, we just need more capacity. it takes 18 years to get an 18-year-old. that is science that nobody can refute. if we are going to have eno

oil giants conocophillips ready to sell oil drilled in venezuela to the united states. the wall street journal says the company's national oil company, it would help recoup some of the $10 billion in losses that they took in 2007 after venezuela nationalized its assets. taking a look at the stock, off a quarter percent in the premarket. well, disgraced ftx chief sam bankman-fried admitting the group managing the bankruptcy case had a closer relationship with the company than previously disclosed. the law firm sullivan sromwell was one of the two primary law firms, law firms are required to disclose past relationships like this one if you're involved in a bankruptcy filing. sbf remains under house arrest at his parents' california home. and finally, this, maria. wedding bells quickly ringing for kanye west. the rapper saying i do to bianca sensori. they exchanged vows in an intimate sh ceremony in beverly hills. kanye and kim kardashian justif finalized their divorce in november. kanye west appears to be having troubles. tough year for kanye west. maybe this brings him happiness. maria: the department of justice

state of the oil world right now. it seems as if the large oil companies or carbon energy companies are doing quite well.hey have record profits, record revenues. as a result of that, some people in the white house and other places have suggested a windfall profits tax. mike: well, it is a cyclical industry, david. we see prices go up and down. a windfall profits tax is not going to encourage more supply. it's not likely to reduce taxes. in fact, it would do quite the opposite. president jimmy carter tried a windfall profits tax in 1980. it was rescinded some years later. it didn't result in more investment, it resulted in less investment and less production. normally if you want less of something, you tend to put more taxes on it. if we want more energy production, putting taxes on energy production is probably not a good idea. david: do you find it an uplifting experience to go to washington and talk to regulators? mike: uplifting is probably not the first word that comes to mind. there are detailed discussions and we need to help regulators understand the potential consequences of some of the things t

state of the oil world right now. it seems as if the large oil companies and energy companies are doing quite well, they have record profits revenues. as a result of that, some people in the white house and other places suggested a windfall profits tax. is the industry in such great shape? >> it is a cyclical industry. we see prices go up and prices go down. a windfall profits tax is not going to encourage more supply. it is not likely to reduce prices. in fact, it can do quite the opposite. president carter tried a windfall profits tax in 1980 and was rescinded several years later and collected a lot less revenue than expected. it resulted in less investment and less production. if you want less of something, you put more taxes on it. if you want less smoking, you tax cigarettes. if you want more energy production or more supply, putting taxes on energy production is probably not a good idea. >> do your -- in your current job, when you go to washington to talk to regulators, do you find it in uplifting experience? >> i do have to go to washington. uplifting is probably not the first word i would think. there are detailed

company history. as gas prices soared statewide governor newsom has called on the state legislature to institute windfall profits taxes on the oiland gas companies, take a peek at stocks and see how they have been rising fairly steadily. the dow jones is almost one half of a percent above where it started today, snp is edging closer to a one full percent gain. and then as deck is even closer to 1.5% increase. representative adam schiff announced he is running for senate. the california congressman made the announcement this morning shift led the impeachment case against former president donald trump. he was also a member of the congressional panel that probed the 2021 capital insurrection. he becomes the second member of congress to join the race after representative katie porter announced she was running earlier this month. and current senator dianne feinstein hasn't said whether she will run for another term, according to news website. raw story, senator feinstein says she needs more time to decide whether to run and the new report says senator feinstein won't announce whether she will run for re election until next year. the

vladimir putin signed a decree on february 1 all states and companies that directly support the very concept of the ceiling will stop receiving russian oiler, the ban applies at all stages of deliveries to the final buyer, an exception can be made only by special decision of the president and again europe has had the opposite effect. it will be forced to buy from other suppliers, which will affect pricing, said an analyst at the swedish chandets, peasant banking, copper, with the greatest concern. for experts, it causes a potential reduction in russian production. this is coupled with the recovery of the chinese economy. might raise prices even more. artificial instruments of international control have rarely been effective for more than a few days; this can have some effect in the short term, but not for a long time the market will be able to bypass them. and if russia cuts oil production, the volume of supplies will be less and prices will start to rise. this is another reason why the ceiling may not work. i expect $100 a barrel at some point, and possibly repeatedly throughout 2023, there will be a shortage of energy supplies in the m

states. why? because the oil is simply exported at the world price. now, that guarantees if we actually produced more in the oil united states and exported it, more profits for oil companies but no reduction in the price. instead, if we had a plan to limit or lower exports, we'll lower the price of natural gas. and i believe in many cases we would lower the price of oil paid for by the american people. to come to this floor with a bill requiring a plan in addition to the hundreds of plans that exist, they want to create a plan for the administration that doesn't want to create. allows the administration to create a plan they don't like. allows the administration to create a plan they would like and refuse to implement it. and telling the american people that you're doing something to lower the price of gasoline. we're going to produce more oil in this country in 2023 than any other year in our history. so this is a message bill that's sending a false message. we're going to produce more oil in 2023 than any other year. but even if we did lease more land and even if they did drill on it, that is a response that might affect us in 2025. why don't we have something that will

is it correct to say that american companies have become the main beneficiaries of the sanctions against russian oil exports? that's how sable de mar statede are the energy companies that during the period pandemics were on the verge of bankruptcy, and that is the current situation of this whole scheme. so, starting from a special us military provocation in europe. this is some non -special, russian military operation, this is a special us military provocation in europe. they managed to culminate in the manipulation of the european union and managed to, uh, get the slavs to destroy each other. and at the same time, europe still has to pay for it today, what we have today. yes? uh, the german government says it's 91% full. and what not to be silent, what children wear in schools jackets then that by 15%, but reduced the household electricity consumption. how much does fuel cost at gas stations? how much does ordinary sunflower oil and so on cost, that is, in fact, every german today paid for what was still in these, but this is with the expectation of a warm winter. and if there was a slightly different temperature effect, then, and most i

we cannot let the oil companies and gas companies and petro states tell us what is permissible!n: fill up my private jet with some jet fuel, won't you? meanwhile, what plan is he describing? is that a planet near us? >> steve: it's a scary place. >> ainsley: boiling oceans? >> steve: at davos, they're already talking about we'll have fossil fuels for decades to come. al didn't like that. >> ainsley: filling the private jet and filling his bank account. what did you say he's worth? >> brian: he's worth $300 million. >> ainsley: how much was he worth when he left? >> brian: $2 million. al gore predicted the north pole would be ice free in 10 years. i'm sure people are freezing there still. "time" magazine had a headline how to survive the coming ice age. then we had global warming. when it wasn't warming fast enough, they changed it to climate change. good luck with al gore that gets angrier and richer every day. >> ainsley: he's unhinged. he said if changes aren't made, humanity will be gravely impacted and voiced support for greta after she was arrested at a protest in germany.

oil went to china because our refineries and pipelines are full. it now has nowhere to go here. in april, the biden administration sold a million barrels directly to a state-owned chinese company. llions more barrels went to oversea traders who eventually sent it to china. we also know that china is ramping up its purchases of crude oil from russia and the u.s. to boost its own reserves. china now controls the world's largest government-controlled stockpile of oil with almost a billion barrels at the expense of american taxpayers and our energy security. america's strategic petroleum reserve is meant for true energy supply disruptions like those caused by hurricanes and natural disasters. not to help china. draining our strategic reserves for political purposes and selling portions to china is a significant threat to our national security. the administration is not just hurting our own ability to respond to emergencies and national security events, they are actively bolstering the oil reserves of our most dangerous geopolitical adversary, the chinese communist party. this is unacceptable and it must stop. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and prohibit the sale and export

states because it increases on your blog, complete and germany from, from, from russia and oil and gas as well. by the same time, the united states, american protection from integration and subsidizes, it's you call, making companies more competitive witness day 430000000000 faces reduction. i mean, united states is very much a consensus actually always was no, he's engaged european energy policy from the from rash circle. every european invited spicy berlin g which is not even enough. that's why, that's why a russian government continue continue to be although they kept it now, they want to cover the price. but even this is not, not going to be if you want to describe this later on, and russia has many alternatives that but my nice point, i think you should be taking a board. why? because it depends on what kinds of solution we want on here for that. what do you want an american solution? what do you want? a solution which is marked by the stand by europeans and russians and chinese, you want a european, you raise your solution or in america so. so that's the key question. right? that's a very interesting question. we'd like to feel that go ahead. yeah, i mean, you know, i think that we, you know, the question of

investment in fossil fuel companies that have been abandoned in the past couple of years for esg-types of priorities? faith: when you talk about the united states, i don't think the oilculties to invest in terms of availability of the money. they have a lot of money in their pockets, and i think what they would prefer, is instead of investing may have preferred to pay back to shareholders. if you look at last year, 2022, the oil and gas industry revenues, in a normal year it is normally $1.5 trillion. last year they made $4 trillion. nobody can say they don't have enough money to invest. they do not have the intention. they pay back to shareholders. lisa: we have been talking about the potential for an upside surprise with respect to demand. what if there is a fairly deep recession or even a mild recession. how much could oil prices fall from here just because of people hunkering down and not being as active? faith: it depends on how deep the recession is, how wide the recession is. if it is a mild recession i don't think we will see a big drop off in oil prices, as we have seen during covid times. it would definitely put downward pressure on prices. but i do not bel

state-owned company tried to hide the circumstances of the bonus and even blocked the access of the investigation to the relevant documentation , and this is far from the first criminal case about embezzlement in oiland gas with the participation of andriy kobelev . according to the kobolev investigation, naftogaz may have been involved in the illegal withdrawal of large volumes of natural gas from state property in favor of fictitious companies, investigators are conducting a pre-trial investigation into the illegal alienation of 35 million cubic meters of natural gas by officials of ukrtransgaz naftogaz of ukraine, with the participation of other persons, the investigation is verifying information regarding the legality of naftogaz of ukraine's return of debt to commercial structures that arose more than 20 years ago at the end of 1999. the ukrenergozbut company handed over 418 million cubic meters of fuel to the state ukrtransgaz for transportation to its customers ukrtransgaz did not fulfill its obligations and 305 million cubic meters of gas simply disappeared for more than 10 years, the issue of the return of the resource was not resolved until suddenly at the end of 2020 the commercial cour

dependence on oil for these purposes, a company will appear that will invest in mining assets, and a sovereign fund will create a farm all over the planet. the country's welfare and stated mining company authorities said the kingdom still has more than one trillion dollars worth of untapped deposits of copper, gold and other metals and finally, experts prepared a traditional report before the davos forums, the main threat to the global economy for the next 2 years will be the rise in the cost of living in the top, as well as climate disasters and geo-economic power struggles, and all the old risks of inflation, social unrest and trade wars. so confident experts begin a period of low economic growth. and on this i have everything stay with us and spend the weekend with benefit and pleasure, have a good day. pashkova hello ammunition for it is being investigated by law enforcement officers of the voronovo district, the defendant, a 38-year-old local resident, according to investigators, on new year's eve, a man made his way into an annex on the territory of one of the private houses. the uninvited guest took a smooth-bore gun with an optical sight, cartridges for it and

we've covered it here on our show, coming from individual state's attorneys general going after exxonmobil and other oil and gas companieso happen and trying to recover money from them for all of the billions of dollars in climate, extreme climate damage that has been done, and the need to shore up our infrastructure in the future. thank you so much, nay owe? oreskes, your book is entitled "merchants of doubt." go out and buy it. naomi, thank you very much. >>> a freshman science student at uc davis using a farmer's almanac calculation, says he has figured out just how much water has been dumped on california in the past 16 days. 24 trillion gallons according to his numbers. enough to fill 37 million olympic swimming pools, or 1 million bellagio fountains, if you want to get an idea of how much water that is. >>> and coming up, one nbc news investigation into the largest for profit hospital network reveals about the treatment of its patients. >>> plus what russia said it did in ukraine that it has not done in months. it has not done in months. on behind the series. that run with the champ was magical. i mean the tender c

philippines partners with a chinese state own enterprise or a chinese company, this chinese company will have the knowledge philippine suffering right over read back the oil and gas resources there. and so the switch did, and because when be in the last year of the fair, this was the china refused to sign the proposed oil and gas development me to philip. we because of that precise position for vision were in the knowledge philippine sovereign rights over the area. so that's a bad and so i don't know how market will proceed. i don't know if there is a new way, but militia denisia, we're able to drill in contest that area us using even the militia fan militia group. it's rhonda fence. it's maybe i think i'm both guard same with indonesia in as soon as i land the militia, indonesia were able to do this without china a partner. so did you think that she is ready to also allow the philippines to do this without china as a partner? well, i think we have to see, so this, at its heart is a diplomatic dilemma that can only be solved with diplomatic, awe, ingenuity and creativity. so we've seen this kind of our ingenuity and creativity before. look at the corner s

oil and gas companies are sitting on billions of dollars. they're making huge profits. they don't want to -- the oil and gas companies don't want to produce more oil here in the united states because that would lower the price. they're about profits. they're about raising the price of gasoline at the pump. and by using the strategic petroleum reserve, president biden has reduced the price at the pump. so what the gentlewoman is proposing is extreme because it allows more public lands to be leased or require it, that's not going to be pumped anyway because the oil companies don't want it. and at the same time prohibit this administration from actually helping the american consumer by lowering prices. it's extreme and i would urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to oppose it. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from colorado. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, i'd ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from colorado will

oil that reflected in the state budget. according to alexander, the new government of russia is in constant contact with domestic companies,everything that could be contracted in february for any problems with this today is unknown, said the deputy prime minister. well, at the same time, it was recalled that in another imminent restriction, the embargo on the supply of oil products, introduced from february 5, with its parameters in the west, has not yet been determined, but the government expressed their readiness to take all necessary measures in order to ensure deliveries to new markets and related transportation. so experts are waiting for sasha's discount reduction in the second half of the year. thanks masha. it was maria grigoryeva, she talked about how to reduce the negative effect on the budget from discounts on russian oil and other topics. the first case of infection with a new subspecies. the acron strain kraken already exists in our country, and this was reported by rospotrebnadzor according to the national monitoring system. this variant of the coronavirus was found in residents of the penza region, as epidem

oil projects in the united states. chevron, 70% of capital allocated to introduction into oil fields in u.s., argentina and canada. maria spoke with chevron ceo back in december on the company's for the market and we think we will grow production at 3% over the next several years and production is up this year. we are pursuing good opportunities and we are growing our renewable business at the same time. yet we feel that we are investing at appropriate level to do our part to meet this demand. >> steven, what do you think? >> yeah, absolutely. i think it's an excellent sign and it is once again a view of just how great american energy is. jack, i want to point out, you were talking to your prior guest about the white house argument is. not only are we in the winter, we are consuming winter fuels which are cheaper to manufacture. when you do apples to apples, february gasoline trading today and well before putin's war where it was in november of 2020, gasoline prices are still 75 cents a gallon higher and so let's just put that argument to the side but with regard to maria's interview with mr. worth, indeed, this goes to show that it's a potential shot in the arm and great sig

blocked the computers of a fairly large company that transported oil across america and the entire east coast. there were no oil supplies left, they declared a statelevel. the damage from such attacks is in the billions, and national security may be at risk, but ordinary people at the base of the pyramid are hundreds of times more likely to be attacked by cybercriminals. realistically lies to you several thousand incidents that, uh, go right along not only in our neighboring country strangely. and it's all basically a scam, ie phones fraud is an online scam and the goal of intruders. this is profit. a trojan is a disguised malware that gives an attacker access to someone else 's gadget on july 19, 2016 at 8:26 am , a message was received by a resident of novokuznetsk, maria rozhneva, on the phone of an unfamiliar sender number . they also have numbers starting with this number in the sms it was written look at our new photos something like that and that's why i didn't even have questions. who has no doubts right away look it was i who opened the link, there were no photos of the parcel , and something strange began to happen to the phone, the phon