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the memory t-bone pickens. -- t boone pickens. >> neil: to meet him. he was affable, calm. ckens. big oil executives. it wasn't personal. it was business. he preferred corporate reformer to a corporate raider for the oilman turned energy alternatives man, it was about making sure it was america preventing those energy sources. not opec, not anyone else. energy independence was his goal and in no small way he made it a reality. he bet big and won big and lost big. he was that big but for a billionaire who only liked -- talking about his exploits would make him more money. the book became a sensation, unusual for a business book. "the wall street journal" pointed out, his fans were legendary. ronald reagan relied on his financial support. his counsel h as his cash and his cachet. to hear him was to want to hear more and the effort corporate battles that would define him. he would electrify audience as much as he would petrified executives. he was a rare corporate figure on admission to say energy self-reliance should be this country's mission in life and he preached it everywh

t. boone pickens made his fortune as the founder of mesa petroleum and later as a corporate raider in the 1980s. he also donated over a billion dollars over the years to various causes t. boone pickens was 91. >>> we got a lot more to tell you about as we continue tonight including one of the nfl's biggest stars facing sexual assault allegations in a new lawsuit. >>> also imagine seeing this, the amazing crash cam video and how it all turned out. >>> and we'll tell you why these sisters are making history, in remarkable rise through the ranks of the army. we hope you'll stay with us. >>> we're back tonight with the accusations against one of the nfl's biggest and most controversial stars. antonio brown accused of rape days after the wide receiver was released by the oakland raiders and signed by the patriots nbc's miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: back on the field and tonight also the target of serious allegations, star wide receiver antonio brown practicing with his neteam for the first time after he was hit overnight with a civil lawsuit accusing him of rape his former trainer,

t. boone pickens has died at the age of 91.c's robert frank had one of the last on-camera interviews with pickens in february 2018. >> can you believe the success that you've had in this world? >> no. no no, i can't. >> you still can't >> you know, it is a little bit unbelievable, but, you know, it's been great. and i've loved every minute of it. >> let's bring in robert frank sort of a larger than life figure. >> he really was i've been lucky to meet a lot of successful people, but he really was special. he was one of these guys that truly lived life to the fullest. everything he did, he did with a full heart he was warm. he was funny he loved being engage in the world. i was there last year to profile the ranch, his 64,000-acre ranch. and on that ranch he has his childhood home that he was born in, holdenville, oklahoma. in that home in the closet of his bedroom there's a little trap door where he used to keep all the money he was making from his paper routes to hide from his mom and even at a young age, he was so much more s

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t. boone pickens has died at the age of 91.ate raider, a hedge fund founder and a billionaire philanthropist joining us is fellow oil man harold hamm. chairman and ceo of continental resources. i certainly want to spend on your reminisces on mr. pickens, but i want to talk oil with you if i could at the outset i'm sure boone would approve we're talking these days about potentially getting to what? a narrative of let's call it 15 plus million barrels per day of u.s. supply. in your opinion as one of the pioneers of this industry certainly in terms of shale and fracking, do you think that's possible >> i do. the growth projectile has slowed down the last year which it needed to. we were oversupplying the market one thing you can't do is get ahead of the market. we want to meet demand, but getting ahead of it is not a good thing and we've seen the results of that. and so the public market has told us that's not what they're going to pay for it's a lot of growth we don't need oil companies have readjusted the percentage of growth t

t. boone pickens the u.s. oil baron corporate raider has died aged 91 it was known for his dislike of big corporations and his willingness to take them on especially in their moments of weakness when originally made his fortune in the oil. he founded mesa petroleum in the 1980 s. and ninety's he made a series of deals including engineering the takeover of oil by chevron which made him $300000000.00. business for. the law. why subscribe to your books your favorite writer. in the strange grown up world. carefully. to. discover. the. documentary. a brand new museum has just been to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the bauhaus movement also coming up. an exhibition of the photographic. test well. the movement was the most influential school of design in the 20th century brought together. and designed with the idea of an integrated approach form follows function it was originally conceived 100 years ago. as an experiment in education but it ended up having a huge influence on modern design even to this day now in

us energy tycoon and philanthropist, t boone pickens, known as the ‘0racle of 0il‘, has died aged 91.d gas firm in the 1930s, later to become mesa petroleum, one of the world's largest independent oil companies, before branching out into hedge funds and wind power. he gave his 2008 book the title: the first billion is the hardest. it is really tough, that first billion. i am struggling to make mine! children should be banned from buying video game extras using real money under measures unveiled by mps today. there are concerns so—called loot boxes encourage gambling with some gamers spending up to £1,000 a year chasing mystery virtual items. three quarters of 5—15 —year—olds play on line games and mps say the company ‘s behind them depend for their profits and keeping those plays include two that screen. they are calling on firms to protect players from the harm caused. there has been a big switch so that a lot of games art freeze play but then you are encouraged to purchase things as you play the game. players can spend real money on virtual goods such as footballers in fifa. 0ne goo

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t. boone pickens has died aged 91 he was known for his willingness to take on big corporations particularly in the moments of weakness it really made his fortune in oil with the company he founded mesa petroleum. majority of welsh farmers to leave the european union now they're getting cold feet they profited from the e.u. . 80 percent of their incomes a british government has promised to continue those payments but there were doubts about that. it was. farmer brian bowen can still count on his trusty sheet dog but everything else has become a lot more uncertain. the big question is who will subsidize welsh farmers after. dr cottle subsidies in the e.u. account for around half of bones revenue he doubts the british government will step in to fill the shortfall after practice that. put an even more burning question is to whom really sell his sheep in the future. great. but the new markets are not going to be as easy to open up as it is to save the ones that we already have in in europe and not something that politicians don't seem to be able to grasp at the agricultural industry needs to hol

t boone pickens had enough careers for a half a dozen people.n as a corporate raider, billionaire investor, and a corporate pitch man for wind and natural gas. usombergs alix steel joins with a look back at team boone pickens's legacy. alix: i am joined by the chairman and ceo of con mental researchers joining us in oklahoma. i am sorry for your loss. i know you and t. boone were close friends. what is the biggest thing you remember about your relationship? boone, butwill miss he had a life to celebrate. as you said, he was involved in so many things. he is a great oklahoman. he exemplifies the very thing that i got involved in this industry for. that was the legacy of giving and generosity buys so many very highly successful people. money and then for great causes they give that money up. boone did that all through his life. he will be remembered for that and what he has done, particularly with the schools he loved. that is oklahoma state university. alix: what is so interesting his career. how was that. when you would get together and talk abo

businessman and philanthropist t boone pickens has died.id pickens was surrounded by family and friends when he died of natural causes under hospice care at his dallas home. pickens was a brash and quotable oil tycoon who grew even wealthier through corporate takeover attempts and had optimistic view was on america. >> i met patriotic american and i know how to fix the energy in america. we are going to get there. we have the resources and it's going to happen. >> bret: t boone pickens was 91. but if you're also taking fish oil supplements, you should know, they are not fda-approved, they may have saturated fat and may even raise bad cholesterol. to treat very high triglycerides, discover the science of prescription vascepa. proven in multiple clinical trials, vascepa, along with diet, is the only prescription epa treatment, approved by the fda to lower very high triglycerides by 33%, without raising bad cholesterol. look. it's clear. there's only one prescription epa vascepa. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you ar

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t. boorn pickens the corporate takoverraider from am reconcile of texas. >> tec friends he was boone. t to everyone master of reinvention both personallily born in oklahoma in 1928 thomas boone pickens was a businessman from tstart. >> when was 12 got my first nepaper job. i was a paper boy i always had momoy after in my pocket. and it was a good feelinin oklahomauated fro state university with a degree in geology and went t work for phillips petroleum but the corporate life was not for him. before long he started his own company. mesa petleum with just $2,500. pickens spent years in t desert personally drilling for oil and buying up land, collecting valuable asset he took mesa public in 1964 and quickly realized what the power of sto can do. turning from geology to corporat finance picke became one of the first so-called corporate raiders. he unsuccessfully launched take overbids for gulf oil, phillips petroleum and uni cal. creating a playbook followedwe many others over the next few decaews. take a small stake in a company, pressure it to sell itself and become very ric in the proce

t. boone pickens.le of oil, he died peacefully of natural causes in his home in texas. he eventually embraced all forms of natural energy along with gas. the billionaire philanthropist was 91 years old. >>> president trump taking credit for a republican victory in north carolina special election after an election eve rally there a couple days ago. the president tweeting dan bishop was 17 point three weeks ago. he asked me for help. we changed the strategy together. he ran a great race. big rally lasight. looks like he is going to win. conservative dan bishop who won the open house seat by a narrow margin, a seat the republican party held for six decades. despite the victory the mainstream media calling this bad news for republicans going into 2020. we have danielle mcglocklin. been a long time. >> too long. charles: there was another election won by a larger margin but i always find it interesting, when the candidate that is ahead in the polls, that is media loved loses, still, somehow the republican l

t. boone pickens died today at his home in dallas.made a name in the oil business, and then led bids to ke over larger companies. later, he pushed renewable energy and donated millions fron his fo t. boone pickens was 91 years old. and, there's hopeful news in the campaign to save a species. scientists in italy have create ncembryos of the nearly ex northern white rhinoceros. tthey inseminated eggs frwo f u sperm collected from the last males, before they died. th aembryos will be carried surrogate mother from another rhino species. still to come on the newshour: decades of death and billions of urllars-- an opioid manufa pays for the epidemic. what can the special election in north carolina tell us about the race for the white house? another challenger appears-- mark sanford on why he's contesting president trump for the reblican nomination. the hurricane is over, but the damage remains-- the difficult path for recovery in the bahamas, and much more. has left a huge toll andcrisis permanent scar across america and individuals. the ce

t boone pickens has died. northern as a corporate raider who targeted oil companies in the 1980s. he focused on renewable energy later in life. his spokesperson says he died of natural causes. surround by friends and family in his dallas home. pickens was 91. >>> and that's the cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. i am diane king hall. . >>> it's way night nicer than the tv version but the full house house can't find a buyer. who would want to live in this famous victorian with constant crowds of tourists taking photos of your front door? but the 6 million dollar price tag was cut by a quarter million. the slow show's cree creator bought the home in 2015 and renovated it. >>> locking live outside in san francisco, right now, spare the air alert is in effect for today. right now, it's nice and cool. clear conditions as we look at the city. but it could get pretty smoggy later on. it's expected to heat up later today. . >>> yes, feeling like summer out there. we have spare the air alert and temperatures warming into the 90s inland today. triple digit heat ex

t boone pickens has died at the age of 91.came a billionaire in energy investment and supporter for wind and natural gas power. he suffered several strokes and a bad fall three years ago. he achieved fame for takeover bids in the 70's and 80's. he earned much of his wealth betting on oil and gas. global news 24 hours a day on air and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: thank you so much. let's get a check in on the markets around the world now. are --.us great to see you. indian stocks are tracking most asian peers. it's a double winning of -- when he of good news and winning. thingsher of these having more wait for the market today? >> good day. as a matter of fact, a lot of these factors are playing out as far as sentiment is concerned in indian markets. that is why we are seeing in advance in the benchmark indices for the sixth straight day. gains of nearly 1/10. the sentiment has improved. the big aspect is the improvement of banks. the bank

t. boone pickens bold, imaginative, and daring. >> pickens passed away from natural causes yesterday atallas. pickens also advocated for renewable energy, including wind power. he donated much of his wealth to charities. >> he wanted to enjoy the fun of giving away money. and seeing what happened with that money. scholarships, football stadiums, engineering schools, hospitals. >> he was just an old country boy from holdenville, oklahoma. but i can tell you, he could think his way around any nobel prize winner. >> pickens donated $100 million to oklahoma state university for endowed faculty members. the school's football stadium is named after him. t. boone pickens was 91 years old. >>> president trump called the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks a day of personal and permanent loss for those who lost loved ones. >> trump attended a ceremony honoring the 184 victims who lost their lives at the pentagon. vice president pence represented the administration at the flight 93 memorial near shanksville, pennsylvania. family members left flowers, american flags, and other mementos by the nam

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t. boone pickens has died.known for his charm, southern style, and his brutal business tactics, even he would say so himself. he found the united shareholders association to drive homesharehd be the boss, not management. an initiative that now has many people saying that is what hurt the american worker. boone didn't back down, he had very strong views and he put his money where his mouth is. he was certainly an unforgettable force. he died yesterday at his home in dallas, texas. he was 91 years old. ic playing throughout) is my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer,

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t. boone pickens call him an ultimate cowboy. he died today. became noknown for takeover bid. he gave away much of his money as a philanthropist. he was 91 years old. >>> purdue pharma has announced it has reach add agreement. >> reporter: a ground breaking settlement in the opioid crisis. the washington post was first to report that purdue pharma, the manufacturer of oxycontin has reached a tentative settlement deal with nearly half of the sttes in this country and 2,000 local governments. said to be worth $10 billion to $12 billion includes a $3 billion from the sackler family who have a controlling interest in purdue pharma. the sacklers would give up control of the company. purdue would file bankruptcy and become a trust charged with combating the opioid epidemic. in clips released by the investigative news group pro publica, we hear dr. richard sackler. >> do you know whether oxycontio is more powerful or less powerful than morphine? >> depends on what you mean by powerful. if powerful means potency, absolutely. it is twice as potent as mo

vonnie: t boone pickens had enough careers for a half dozen people, the reputation as a corporate raidere energy investor for wind and natural gas power. yesterday he died in texas at the age of 91. >> i am sorry for your loss. i know you were close friends. what will be the biggest thing you remember about your relationship? >> well, we are going to miss boone. it makes me very sad he had a life to celebrate. he exemplifies the very thing that i got involved in this industry for, and that was a legacy of giving and generosity by so many very highly successful people. he's going to be remembered for that, what he's done, particularly with the school he loved, oklahoma state university. ♪ ♪ >> don't forget, our tv function, tv . you can watch us live, catch up on interviews, and dive into any of the securities or bloomberg functions we talk about. you can also become part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our shows, to tell us whether or not you agree with trump's sentiment about the fed being a bunch of bonehead. nejra: there are about 30,000 functions on the

t. boone pickens, the corporate raider from amarillo texas. >> to friends he was just boone, to everyone, he was a master of reinvention. born in oklahoma, in 1928, todd boone pickens was a businessman from the start >> when i was 12, i got a newspaper job. i always had money after that in my pocket. and it was a good feeling. >> he graduated from oklahoma state university with a degree in geology he went to work for phillips petroleum. the corporate life was not for him. before long he started his own company, mesa petroleum with just $2500 pickens spent years collecting valuable assets, he took mesa public in 1963, quickly realized what the power of stock can do turning from geology to corporate finance. pickens became one of the first so called corporate raiders. he unsuccessfully launched takeover bids for gulf oil, phillips, petroleum and unical covering a playbook that would be found by others pressure to sell itself become very rich in the process >> it would be foolish to tell you we lost and oil made $580. >> mr. pickens was also an early advocate for shareholder rights. >> now,

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t. boone pickens has died at the age of 91. led an extraordinary life of entrepreneurship and charity died in his home in dallas of natural causes. he was born in the 1920s in oklahoma and began his oil career. he later made his name known on wall street and then went on to become a best selling author. pickens shared his wealth, giving away more than a billion dollars to charities. he joined the giving pledge alongside fellow billionaires, warren buffet and bill gates rchlt up next, out for now -- >>> up next, out for now, the steps the fast food chain is taking to open up that new eatery. >>> a company known for making plans wants to track its passengers, air bus is planning to put sensors on its plane to plug data about travelers. it's considering a net work of on board cameras including outside bathrooms track wait times. to give better information about maintenance and the set up of planes. it will blur out the faces of passengers and it's in its testing phase now. >>> social media is not good for teenagers, a new study re

t boone pickens has died at the age of 91. he became a billionaire energy investor and supported for windows and natural gas power. three years ago, he suffered several strokes and a bad fall. in the 1970's and 80's, he achieved fame for a takeover by earned much of his wealth correctly betting on oil and gas. global news, 24 hours a day on air, on tictoc, and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: thanks so much. ecb officials are expected to cut interest rates today. expected drama at mario draghi's second to last meeting. he is likely to go big but there have been protests that tools such as bond purchases are not yet needed. officials have expressed skepticism over the need for bond buying. they said it would be disproportionate to economic conditions. maria tadeo is in frankfurt with the latest. deliver dashcam mario draghi deliver -- can mario drahgi deliver? >> this is the first meeting since the july decision when the european ce

t. boone pickens has passed a spokesperson confirming the death to fox business saying quote, it was peacefulurrounded by friends and families. in classic boone style he was ready. pickens suffered a series of strokes a few years ago, hospitalized in july of 2017 after what he called a texas-sized fall. he was long time ceo of mesa petroleum, a company he founded. it became one of the largest oil and gas companies in the country. that is how he bottom to know him. this was taken at a philanthropy, for a cause he loved, university of north texas. jay in the photo with him, his long-time friend. t boone, he was 91 years young. he will be missed. i wanna keep doing what i love, that's the retirement plan. with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief but dad, you've got

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t. boone pickens has died.okesman says he was surrounded by friends and family and died of natural causes according to at family spokesman. pickens is best known as an investor of oil and natural gas but gained fame for corporate rating making bids for gulf oil, phillips petroleum and unocal and made a name back in 2008 calling for a shift away from oil by increasing use of wind power and natural gas. pickens isy five children and he was 91 years of age. >>> president trump is planning a crackdown on homelessness, but the foc now is just on california. a look at the situation on the streets as the white house team pays a visit. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? now, there's skyrizi. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. 3 out of 4 people achieved... ...90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increas

ago, we had major players in the industry like late aubrey mcclendon of chesapeake energy or t boone pickens pushed natural gas as a cheaper, cleaner bridge fuel than coal or oil. something that could even be used to power cars and trucks. but the bridge fuel was bridge too far. it didn't happen naturally as vehicles never really caught on even though utilities are phasing out coal, they're reluctant to build new natural gas plants when they can build solar or wind instead. that's a major reason why pge's power division is still struggling the older money managers who are used to middle east shocks pushing up price, they live in hopes the complex will make a comeback many in oil service stocks are trading well below where they were when crude was at 26 bucks. half of where it is. why? i have a theory. younger portfolio managers believe that oil and gas are the new coal despite the saudi fire, despite a president who wants to give car companies a break to relax fuel efficiency standards, these stocks have become pariahs if you take climate change seriously, and most younger people do, includi

t. boone pickens atlantic is ramping up.he trade issues but eric rosengren says all things being equal, if what we have today is what we have in october, we really don't need to use up one of those arrows. >> he says no more rate cuts. he believes the economy is going to grow at 1.75% and we are at 2% now. he says that's above where their estimate is so things are hunky-dory. liz: can we get a check on fed funds futures? it looks like there is a chance, there are odds of a rate cut at the moment for october 30th. at least one more. >> it seems the market has priced that in and other federal reserve presidents and the fed feeling is at least one more rate cut this year. liz: okay. good to see you. great job. thank you very much. edward lawrence. >>> from fed verbal fisticuffs to new kills, shots in the streaming wars, the closing bell ringing in 30 minutes and the dow jones industrials down 99 points. roku and netflix taking on some pretty serious water right now. the new market holes sinking the device makers and content kin

t. boone pickens the corporate take overfrom texas. >> to friends, he was just boone.in oklahoma in 1928, a businessman from the start >> when i was 12, goit my first newspaper job. i always had money after that in my pocket. it was a good feeling. >> he graduated from oklahoma state university with a degree in geology he started his own company mesa petroleum with just $2,500 he spent years personally drilling for oil he took mesa public and realized the power of stock turning from geology to corporate finance, he became one of the first so-called corporate raiders. creating a playbook to be followed by others take a small stake in a company, pressure it to sell itself and become very rich in the process. >> i would be foolish to tell you we lost in a deal where we made $500 million. >> also an advocate for share holder rights. >> remember, the stock holder holds the company and the management is the employee >> in 1997, at the same of 68, pickens started his investment firm, bp capital it was a nearly total flop at first but a huge bet on natural gas in 2000 set off

throughout the day, we are going to hear from people who knew t-bone pickens -- who knew t. booneickens. he died yesterday. he was 91. viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." job cuts on the way at british american tobacco. ceo plans tohe new eliminate 2300 positions that will affect one in five management positions. in major markets, cigarette sales are declining. british american faces pressure to jumpstart its underperforming portfolio of cigarette alternatives. for months, oracle grappled over whether to disclose its co-ceo was ill. ae company says he is taking leave of absence for unspecified health related reasons. for more than a year, he's been in and out of the public eye. oracle making the announcement after bloomberg contacted the company in relation to a story about his health. piketty is out with a new book that explains how governments should get rid of billionaires. today, the french edition of "capital and ideology" was released. it is more than 1200 pages long. you will have to wait into next year for the english edition. that is your bloomberg business flash. davi

t. boon pickens. he made a fortune drilling for oil.nd later in life he donated much of his money to charity and supported other energy sources. he was 91 years old. >> antonio brown is practicing with his new team, the patriots, while they say they will meet next week with the trainer who says he raped her. she says he sexually assaulted her on three occasions. brown denies these occasions. what is brown's new team saying about these charges? >> we were in the locker room yesterday. many of the teammates acknowledge the seriousness of the allegations and they said they're taking a wait and see approach before they draw in conclusions. >> wide receiver antonio brown took to the field with his new teammates for the first time yesterday just one day after he was accused of raping and sexually assaulting his former trainer, britney taylor. the 28-year-old taylor filed a civil lawsuit against brown on tuesday spraeting three spraet incidents in which she says brown assaulted her and one instance last may when she says browne corners mistayl

t. boone pickens is being held in dallas today. public memorial will be held september 25th at his alma mater, oklahoma state university the oil tycoon died on september 11th at the age of 91. you are up to date that's the news update this hour wilf, sara, i'll send it back downtown to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> coming up, we just talked beyond meat. we're going to dive more into the alt meat space when we talk to the ceo of impossible foods it's a first on cnbc interview the company announcing today it will make its grocery store debut in california. >> but first, former ford ceo mark fields gives us his take on the uaw strike and its impact on gm e ckn coleinesut don't go anywhere. servicenow put our workflows in the cloud. this changes everything. you're right sir... everything. no not everything, i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. brilliantly observed, sir. always three steps ahead. six steps ahead. sixteen. so many steps. you done? a million steps ahead. servicenow. works for you. >>> welcome back

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