valero is on this list it's a name that i own other energy names, chevron, exxon mobil.n abbvie, i own that as well free cash flow is important. but specifically to bank of america, it's not why i own it >> i was going to get there, anyway, thanks, joe. >>> charter, kari, don't name everything else on the list, please >> i won't i won't. it's bad enough to name charter. charter is a name that we own. it has tremendous cash flow yield. it also is at a two-year low if you look at the chart. and we think that it's overdone. this is all about streaming wars and people cutting the cord. but it's u.s. centric. you don't have to deal witother denominations. it's still growing in terms of wi-fi, 5g usage. and we think that at this price, charter is a very strong buy right here when the market doesn't like something, as we've talked about, it's tough, it's in its own bear market and we need to see some catalyst perhaps in the next quarter before we stabilize and we can start to move higher from that base. >> you like any of these names whether it's bank of america, valero, marath

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let's go to valero board, the nato. he is a political analyst. he joins us now from palermo in italy, and he, thanks for joining the program. let's start with these numbers. i mean, what, what do you make of them? i mean, if the polls are accurate, this would be italy's fast, far right? lead a sense, mussolini. and of course it's fast. female prime minister, momentous change for italy and potentially europe. well yes. and something, something new is on the scene. we'll see ga maloney, how she will translate her political messages into reality. and of course, we still have to see our numbers. we will translate into real life. what is the police? the political fact that we can acknowledge is that the center right, managed to create the coalition and in this collision there's a king made there. but in georgia, maloney on the other side, the center left police should be managed to get into a coalition. so we have to go and bypass our movement that could be a ruder position to the, to the new center, right rover man. but we will see we will be the mai

she and valero, mister lensky, have discussed european support for ukraine, and it's bid to join the a you. gabriel, alexander has more from k. they spoke between behind closed door meetings and briefly spoke to the press afterwards, where they were said that they talked a lot about how to rebuild ukraine and how to get the economy back on track and ukraine moving forward. underlying announced a $5000000000.00 in financial assistance to ukraine, including $250000000.00 to rebuild the schools and also for temporary shelter for people that have been displaced by the war. fighting has been taking place along many as border with as a by john today's the us has welcome to see 5 between the neighbors, even though no formal agreement has been signed. the united nations general assembly has honored queen elizabeth the 2nd set on the most extraordinary reign. you are here today to pay 3 boots to the memory of her majesty, queen elizabeth the 2nd of great britain and on the island. but the longest training monarch when elizabeth was a pillar without fear on the world stage for more than 70 yea

c. ukraine's president, valero mi zalinski, says investigators have found evidence of torture among bodies discovered in a mass burial size. in is im, ukraine says $450.00 bodies were found days after its troops. we took the city that was captured by russian forces in april, holiday abdel, how meet has move. there is looking gruesome on many levels. this is, is im, is now a desolate city. completely destroyed is barely a building that hasn't been at least partially damage. and i'm talking about civilian targets here, apartment blocks, schools, pharmacies, the church. so certainly a very desolate picture and then these are now as investigators, as i'm looking through what happened there, talking to people, they discovered this mass burial size, at least 440 graves. there are some of them, apparently, with more than one person buried in the same plot. and investigators have to sift through all of these to figure out what happened is certainly a place where you really see the real tall of this ward. it's a city that has been besieged. it has been bitterly fought between the 2 sizes now firmly

we've got freeport, sales force again, valero energy all moving up 2 or more percent.daq winners there as well, alphabet up half a percent and russ stores up half a percent and cognizant tech solutions up sixth tenths a percent. ten year yield and see where that's sitting this morning and up a big 12 basis points at 3.65% right around there. that's not good for equities and gold up $10 at $1686 and take a look at bitcoin in the very volatile environment. it's up $850 and we're under 20,000 at just over 19,000 for bitcoin. taking a look at price of oil. up 3% or more at $8566 per barrel and natural gas down just a bit at $7.64. take a look at average price by the way for a gallon of regular gas across the country. down $3.68. but in california, how much in california? $5.51. that hurts. all right. coming up, this is a horrible story. a homeless man caught on video throws feces at a business owner in los anless. that owner blasting city officials for not caring about the crisis. he'll be here to sound off later in the show. a federal judge struck down the administration'

wti crude down another 3% today, $86.87 the energy sector, again, the underperformer today valero energy, schlumberger, down 4%. it's not just gold but it's copper as well and those copper prices taking a dip on the economic concerns down 6.5%. freeport oil, all things to watch, d >> helpful on the inflation front. thank you, dom a closer look at what is putting pressure on the markets today. we have team coverage all lined up live in beijing with new lockdowns on the manufacturing and supply chains. kristina partsinevelos here with me at cnbc hq with the fallout of u.s. esrestrictions on chip sales to china, and steve liesman with one of the most important jobs reports not a small city >> reporter: is not a small city at all 21 million residents have been ordered to stay at home for the next four days, masks and testing. it's unclear if the stay at home order will really end. intel says that its chengdu plant is in a closed loop system chengdu says other factories with make similar arrangements where workers live on site the chengdu is the latest of several series of covid curbs. the po

marathon petroleum, valero, phillips 66 all higher refinery outages in ohio and california are supporting those shares and finally, not something we talk about that often but orange juice futures on track for a sixth straight positive quarter. prices currently hovering around the highest since january 2017 after hurricane ian hit florida. the state is the largest orange producer in the u.s. >> thank you for that. always good to get an update on orange juice. >>> the european union agreeing to a wind fall tax the cash raised expected to go to businesses and families europe is bracing for this difficult winter amid a real shortage of energy supplies. let's bring in jonathan maxwell, ceo of sustainable development capital, a uk-based energy private equity company it's good to see you we know that the energy crisis is driving inflation we know the countries are gathering together in talks to try to see how they control the price crunch hitting energy. how do we go into october, november, december with any sense of confidence that it doesn't continue to spiral down? >> europe is doing quite a

valero, philips 66, baker hughes, all down roughly 4%. shares of railroad stocks are mostly higher after a last-minute labor deal was reached, and strike averted. >> all right the fed's aggressive fight against inflation is at the center of the biggest debate on wall street. but the data dependent central bank has a big problem on its hands because the data are confusing. today, we learned that initial jobless claims fell last week to the lowest level in three months and overall retail sales rebounded in august. this follows the hotter than expected inflation report tuesday that showed rising prices could be stickier than previously thought but we also saw industrial production fall and manufacturing activity in the new york and philadelphia regions contract, and we're hearing now from a growing number of high-profile business figures that an aggressive fed could spell trouble. ray dalio, bridgewater guy, says higher interest rates to quash inflation could tank stocks 20%. elon musk and cathie wood are warning of deflation and barry stern

valero says there is a new state law that requires periodic balcony inspections, but it only applies to buildings with three or more units. he advises homeowners to have regular inspections done. officials have not released any information about the victims conditions. greg amberleigh live in daly city for us tonight. thank you, amber. a serious crash in antioch this afternoon sent five people to the hospital , including three children. it happened at around four o'clock near manzanita way and sycamore drive. first responders say a red chevy impala tried to pass a tan chevy mercury on sycamore, causing the accident. good samaritans tried to help the injured children who were struck. by one of the vehicles. he was saying, where's my daughter? where's my baby? and i walked around the side of the house and saw the shooting and in the middle of the grass looked under the bushes outside the backpack, and she was underneath the bushes. she was under the bushes under the bushes. and then to paramount coffee, two paramedics because i didn't know how to put her out or what they came over from

we have added exxon mobil, valero, added a lot to those names.ypical names like cvs. we think there is an opportunity in fourth quarter for a company like ups as well. lisa: what about facebook, google, amazon? victoria: this highflying tech names, we got to be careful. we have some exposure, but it is not an area that we are adding to right now. i think you have to be very careful on those because there is probably more downside if you continue to go higher on those. apple is probably a safer bet at this point in time. they just closed out their fiscal year over the weekend. from a we are seeing, they had a pretty strong year. a lot of people are waiting for apple to make the turn. i'm not sure we see that with the earnings coming out after the quarter ends. lisa: the torrey, i don't understand your parameters. the bullish sentiment that we year on the fringe of the shipping, what is underpinning your conviction that we get us close to a balance? victoria: we think a lot of it has to do with momentum we are seeing, the latitude signals out there

valero up 1.2%.gs after the bell, we are watching those shares down ahead of that 1%. -- .1%. they're going to get into crypto asset i had that timing. that seems to be weighing on stocks. apple, we are going to be talking about that pole. kaylee, you can tell us what is going to happen before 3.4%. i am not going to weigh in on the computer -- on the conspiracy. perhaps it's not sensitive enough to notice the incremental slowdown of the drip, drip. so do you buy a new one everything on time? jon: no. lisa: this is a fair complaint that people say with update. jon: it is just to complain about -- hasn't tom made a career out of that? lisa: complaining? i think he has taken off to grow a beard and plan a trip. united airlines upgraded their forecast on the higher demand. this was the busiest weekend, even for passing -- even surpassing pre-pandemic norms. there is some optimism still. jon: i can confirm united it's tom's preferred airline to fly with. lisa: i have heard that more than three or four ti

starting at valero on homestead road in san josÉ, it's $4.93 a gallon.and then the highest price in oakland, and one of the best deals we could find there was $4.99, so just under the $5 a gallon mark. we are zooming in toward the north bay, and no major problems. a crash on the shoulder through vacaville. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> workers at bay area software company on the chopping block. >>> a list of housing markets most at risk, and where do we fall on that list? that's coming up. >>> a five foot shark surprises somebody when they jump into their with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. k