in other words, two sections, 10,000 foot wells, six wells per drilling space is absolutely going to2, which we did at showboat, is too dense. so, somewhere in between we are learning about. alix: when you look at the growth profile of that particular area, if you are not doing 12 and you do less, does it change your outlook for how much you can recover and the value of the asset at all? dave: well, it may have some impact on it. we need to work through that because we don't have the ultimate answer. but the bottom line is that it is still going to be a very important part of our portfolio. we are going to drill a lot of high return wells in a stack. and when you couple that with what we are doing in the delaware basin and elsewhere throughout our portfolio, our plan for the company is absolutely intact. alix: talk a little bit about what you noticed about the parent-child relationship. dave: this is essentially acting as one big reservoir. you are having both horizontal and vertical communication, which is not necessarily a bad thing to have good communication between wells. because

well of course no one who. formerly recognize their legitimacy over there are some decisions they would say well you know we don't bomb them to feel that we have to abide by the decisions made by most or even by by bashar assad and nobody here article term but in practical terms they will taken notice i think that would mean that. they will need . a different level of communications with the russians to avoid tension texas because again nobody wants to the best of my no wish nobody wants to see these really were american aircraft droned it no bomb nobody wants to see another crisis around it but for russia bones to have an impact on these really behavior. to use behavior and the other way around so it's a very delicate game and i think that both sides have. some courage on this leaves that they can put on the table that it's an appropriate moment now president obama and his syrian policy was often criticized for. drawing red lines that he couldn't or wouldn't than force or red lines that bad actors in the regio

well, yes.our british troops in norway, on exercises, in the arctic, which happens to be near russia. but, i mean, it is an example... you think it isa mean, it is an example... you think it is a bit of spin? i think it is an example of how this conference is going to be a nightmare for the conservatives, in the sense that as soon as any cabinet minister says anything it will be interpreted as a leadership bid. and in this case it isa leadership bid. and in this case it is a leadership bid. yes, of course. in most cases it will be a leadership did, that is absolutely true. but there is also the serious point that you do want to signal to russia that we are prepared to stand up russia that we are prepared to stand up to them. i think people do see that as a serious concern and a serious threat. but you think there are all teary motives here? well, i do think it is going to be something that happens throughout the conference, particularly at sajid javid orjeremy hunt or penny mordant say anything,

wells, six wells will absolutely works. 12, which we did at showboat, was too dense. in between we are learning about. alix: when you look at the growth profile of that particular area, if you do less than 12, does it change your outlook, the value of the asset? >> it may have some impact on it, we need to work through that because we don't have the ultimate answer. the bottom line is that it will still be an important part of our portfolio. we will drill a lot of high return wells in a stack. if you couple that with what we are doing elsewhere in our portfolio, our plan for the company is intact. alix: talk about what you notice with the parent-child relationship. >> this is essentially acting as one big reservoir, you have horizontal and vertical communication, which is not bad thing. to have good communication between wells. that means you can develop it with less wells, and is more capital efficient. it's not necessarily a bad thing to have good communication, just understand that you have that so you can optimize the number of wells. alix: let's go to new mexico.

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gives them both the option to say well here's here's a way. thank you so much you'll have to be careful thank you. take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world danish police closed bridges and shut down ferries linking the capital copenhagen to the mainland has ended to a major manhunt and police said they were looking for a stolen swedish registered card containing three people wanted for what they call serious criminality the shutdown caused major traffic jams in the danish capital. all of the passengers and crew aboard an airliner have survived a crash landing on a remote pacific island in the western pacific state of micronesia the new guinea plane hit the water after missing the runway locals help survivors to say no serious injuries were reported. dutch police have arrested seven men suspected of plotting a large scale terror attack in the netherlands heavily armed officers that carried out raids across the country after a months long investigation authorities say the terrorists almost headed by a thirty four

>> well, that was the old deal. think when we get rid of those old deals, we would like to have a new acronym, so we'll let the president make that choice. he's pretty good at making up good names. lou: peter navarro, thank you so much. >> take care, lou. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight, do you think it's time for chuck grassley and all republican leadership to fight back against the radical dems' smear campaign against judge brett kavanaugh? cast your vote on twitter at @loudobbs follow me on twitter, like me on facebook, toll me on instagram at lou dobbs tonight. >>> coming up next, "the new york times" shows journalistic integrity during an ideological, partisan fight. and the result, the result is a victory for traditional journalism. we take that up. ed rollins, michael goodwin join me when we continue here. stay with us. ♪ we're in memphis, tennessee, a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses in the u.s. it's really this constant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepre

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what can we do to prevent me again it may well not even be of missiles on the ground it may well even be ships in the sky because you could remember that so far until this point when israel was as close lipped on it legally and much into syria carries out the sorties it doesn't usually have any of the planes tools yet it surprises main its main problems on the ground so i'm wondering whether this is the point now where such people say look you know we've got an outdated decrypted air force but perhaps this is the try not to look at this to see more military obviously this week because when the koreans both north and south put forward their ideas that they would like to increase their physical transportation corridor between them both rail and roads. with americans told our last hour sorry you can't do that so essential to their allies yeah they're all going to have their clients when they're secure that provide their essential tells you what they can do in america improve. it if we're not even your native language and you're doing it better than we think it is worth asking at whether

conciliation gets you in into a meeting of the security council and what you'll often see is not throw bost well mannered debate but rather accusations and allegations by diplomats just postering for the cameras or is discourse at the un really as dysfunctional as it appears well to discuss that i'm now joined by medicine a flight check the president of the united nations general assembly for this seventy second session mr president it's so good to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you for having me and good morning from new york now your term is about to answer within the next couple of days and about a year ago when you just assumed your duties you said in an interview that one of your ambitions for this tenure is going to be overcoming narrow national interest do you think you have succeeded in that. well i feel very strongly about united nations and about the general assembly being the most representative platform and the fact is that we have one hundred ninety three member states they all come here we do their interests with the red lines but at the same time it's importan

>> i prevent -- well, boy.i take precautions, and to best of my knowledge, haven't had much of a problem yet which is a terrible thing to say openly, because that will be tempt thing. but i am -- tempting. but i am taking appropriate measures which i will not discuss openly. what happened about 15 years ago, i did say something, and then the, a couple people from the tech staff showed me excerpts from a blackhat bulletin board saying here's what craig said about what they do. .. someone tries to login with your password on a different system, your token or some other means of authentication, and that's going to be big deal more and more for reporters in particular. >> so i have a question here. how do i contact your philanthropy organization for an idea? >> there's a contact form. >> perfect. easy. whoever submitted that question. so thank you for being here with us today. i have just maybe one or two more questions here that we will ask before wrapping up today's conversation. you have mentioned several groups

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well, interestingly enough...f british industry, not shared by the aviation sector, not shared by financial services in the city? you're quite wrong. none of them have said that there are not going to be any such arrangements. they've all expressed their concerns, understandably, about what would happen if there were to be a cliff edge. but only this week, the 27 ambassadors of the eu members have been meeting in brussels to consider what would happen in the event of no deal. and, of course, we don't know exactly what they're proposing, or what they're considering. but it's not going to be in anybody‘s interests for there to be anything like a cliff edge. do you think that sounds a tiny bit complacent to many people in the united kingdom today? well, i'm giving you what i think will happen. people can interpret it in any way they like. i'lljust give you one quote amongst many of people who are much, much more alarmed than you. the deputy chairman of the city of london policy and resources committee, sir mark bolea

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lou: well it's a strange decision. obviously lawrence thinks it's going to work from a business decision. what do you think? >> i think from a business decision nike should also represent the other opportunity, the other side of this equation. whatever that is. lou: how about the police union. >> there we go. lou: what about the foundations for the victims of violence, our police officers, law enforcement officers and by the way, our military who have lost service members, we've lost agents and policemen, we've lost -- that would be a really important statement, too. the thing that is really at issue here in the national police union pointed this out. this is nike endorsing the kaepernick message which is that police brutally exists in wanton measure across this country. and it emphatically, and i happen to agree with the police union, it emphatically does not. it is a disgrace to me that anyone would give that message credence. and social justice should start with truth and unfortunately that has never been part of ka

well it may well to me i think has issued throws the debate up into the air i mean you may well as his narrative next coming weeks of russian syrian and iranian military advisers sitting around a table and saying well what can we do to prevent this happening again it may well not even be anti aircraft missiles on the ground it may work even to be jets in the sky because you can remember that so far until this point when israel was has crossed lebanon illegally and into syria carries out the sorties it doesn't usually have any other planes tool yet when it's arises main its main problems on the ground i'm wondering whether this is the point now where such people say look you know we've got an outdated decrypted air force but perhaps is the time now to look to mr putin for some more military aid in maybe a few as soon russian jets in the sky and with with the syrian air force badges on the rear wing may well be what's needed but i think there's a certain amount of politicking going on which i think is which is which is rather dangerous at the moment i mean i think putin is probably going

the last one is whole person health and well-being. and again here is an aspirational statement about valuing and supporting members and their families' lives holistically and fostering a climate of well-being that will have happier, healthier more engaged population. ensuring we have the programs around the whole person and then cultivating and fostering collaboration with stakeholders to advance positive organizational culture and environment. the second item was really trying to get at meeting the partnership because not all of those items are within the purview of this board when we start talking about some of the environmental well-being and maybe even well-being at the home for kind of a whole person perspective. i will pause there again. >> i worry about word smithing and trying to get through the document. but maybe we should insert under broad demographics including geographic so we don't lose sight of that challenge. >> thank you. if there's no other questions or comments, i will invite letitia pagan for feedback on these par

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thank you. >> i want to mention ron alamedo as well, he's been tremendous as well. but thank you so much. >> clerk: that concludes the members of the public under that item. and pyour next item 6, is the construction closeout update. >> good morning, directors. dennis turchon. i do want to point out that our ron and i are both into a new phase of construction closeout. we're in a different era. and we are security and operations and maintenance and we are supporting them. so our role has changed here. and so will our presentation as well. so with that said, we do have a project overview. but i really want to take this opportunity, please, to take a look at your screens, to enjoy five of the eight years in about a minute's time of the construction. and i wanted to take advantage of this to say to the board members that we appreciate your support throughout this entire construction process. it's been invaluable to getting us to this point. you have supported us through the monotonous years of being a hole in the ground to our year of steel in 2015, which was instant g

all well i think that among the nations of the world there's probably no country that's as well prepared to deal with the massive natural disasters in japan precisely for the region reason you say it's a country which is hit by natural disasters quite regularly major earthquakes volcanoes storms and this summer in particular has been a dramatic one with a heat wave which killed many people giant rainstorm so it's been rough going but japan handles it pretty well like a pet in tokyo thank you you. thank. officials in brazil say underfunding is to blame for the fire that got to the country's oldest and most prestigious museum the national museum in rio de janiero homes houses to twenty eight million items including the oldest human skull found in the americas because of the places not yet known they sprinklers had no buildings had no sprinkler system and the fire hydrants closest to the museum were empty. angry scenes the morning after the disastrous fire which ripped through brazil's historic national museum. protesters demanding to inspect the damage for themselves they want to see the m

party such as be on her well known for his inflammatory anti foreigner tirades f.t. national leadership does not rein him in a lot sparkman was also that he's one of the founders of the far right and the muslim peggy movement he's been convicted of inciting racial hatred. neo nazis and other right wing extremists who are out in force many already known to the police and ordinary townspeople this is the first time right wing populists and extremists have marched together so blatantly. the police broke up the march but its message had already come through loud and clear how dangerous is such an emergent right wing nationalist alliance. when they let me pass that question right on to you how firm and how dangerous is this alliance between a party sitting in the federal parliament the f.d.a. this right wing party came to power partly on anti immigrant positions and actual neo nazis. but it's it's also it's a sign you know it's a symbol also i mean we've been hearing things in the in the bundestag in the parliament. that are that are racist so you know the party is settin

well lauren you're right this rescue operation started at fast light around three g.m.t. and it's been going on and it's a concerted effort with. a lot of calls they're helping the rescue team with their boats to try and retrieve the bodies that are still stuck underwater we did speak. to the regional commissioner of one who said that this morning alone since this operations resumed twenty seven bodies have been retrieved so that adds to the forty four that were retrieved yesterday that makes it seventy one as you rightly mentioned a witness on the ground has also been talking to a journalist that we are speaking to and he says that he did witness this morning many bodies more than twenty being taken out of the lake we're still not very clear lauren on the actual number of people who are on board and this is because there are no records yet we are told that the ticketing officer might have drowned as well with his data so that is something that investigators are going to look into as well we are also told that this was a market this so many many people were moving forward

around to in twenty eighteen that you and i were saying you know seven years ago eight years ago as well warning people about this but some of fracking is biggest skeptics are actually on wall street bethany mclean points out the sixty biggest exploration and production firms are not generating enough cash from their operations to cover their operating capital expenses in aggregate from mid two thousand and twelve to mid two thousand and seventeen they had negative free cash flow of nine billion dollars per quarter a key reason for the terrible financial results is that fact oil wells show a steep decline rate this is something that you and i have pointed out the red queen syndrome that is a huge steep decline rate and you have to keep on track in fact in fracking many people in the comments would say oh you know this is just propaganda and i report did also say that as well but here i'm going to read you some actual data from the kansas city federal reserve as part of the u.s. federal reserve system and they say the amount of oil they produce in the second year of a fact well is drastic

>> well, i think for several reasons. i do say in the afterward that i, like every other american, hoped for best, wanted to give our new president the benefit of the doubt. but the actions that we have seen coming from the white house in this administration in the nearly two years since the election have raised all kinds of signal flares, alarm bells about what is happening to our democracy. and put aside partisanship and all of the ideological concerns, we have to defend the fundamental values and ideals of the american democracy. and very briefly, i look at several different challenges that are all coming at us at the same time, degrading the rule of law, delegitimizing elections, attacking truth and reason, undermining our national unity, looking at the broad cross-section of what has been going on ever since this presidency began. i think it is a crisis, and it's a crisis that should concern every american. >> you put an even finer point on that in the new portion of the book. you say, quote, a growing number of poli

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all well i think that among the nations of the world there's probably no country that is well prepared to deal with massive natural disasters in japan precisely for the region reason you say it's a country which is hit by natural disasters quite regularly major earthquakes volcanoes storms and this summer in particular has been a dramatic one with a heat wave which killed many people giant rainstorm so it's been rough going but japan handles it pretty well. thank you for. the reports that i highway overpass in. india has collapsed there's no word yet on fatalities the broken bridge section appears to be about thirty meters in length a police and firefighters are using cutting tools to try to free people from the wreckage. falling joins us from the welcome song what more can you tell us. well so i would consider saying that you know a huge segment of the. bridge came crashing down late this afternoon now this happened in a kind of upscale southern neighborhood off calcutta it happened at the beginning off rush hour following some heavy rain in the city now we've been seeing some dramati

well we wish the kids would come well wait this week will continue with a win as you see at the end of the wake what the future holds for us. since the outbreak was declared five weeks ago it's spread across two provinces including in and around the complex and where dozens of armed groups operate health workers need military escorts to get to those in need the world health organization says without a cease fire the disease will continue to spread and thousands of children would be at risk of losing more than just their education victoria gate and be al jazeera. the founder of the prominent afghan group the carney network has died july ladino conny created the group in the one nine hundred seventy s. which was funded by the us and fought the soviet invasion of afghanistan during the one nine hundred eighty s. it opposed the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and one on the presence of nato forces and the afghan government the county network is affiliated with the taliban and al qaida july ledeen son is not the most senior taliban commander in this group which like where he is a politica

well we've reached the end of this league match day three hundred twenty two this goes on probably me and joining me to do just that are going to sleep good journalist kid holden. and indeed over the years own oliver to that public so welcome to both you're mad this is what's coming up shock. could a confident veteran primary prevention nurnberg picking up their first win of the campaign. on two of germany's big teams shelf and labor issues and appear to be in freefall after failing to win or even draw a game so far this season. but first there was some great football played in the pool in this league on sunday like much so freiburg tried to pick up their first points of the season against another team who lost their opening to toys of the campaign still cart so let's take a look how they fared. raucous fun support but like the fact this was a game between cheap pointless but in this league clubs and freiburg fans were instantly rewarded as general noted home inside the opening minutes. but still got struck back in style at the end of the first half. and maybe on a can see one levelin

it was fairly bog standards yeah well the interesting well the t.v. channels and all of the b.b.c. our appalling disaffiliated let's go to this really rather be a male so russia is watching a bit later this information war using from an unfunded channel r.t. ones. secretary jeremy right in the wake of not interviewed this is the usual kind of soft power propaganda we're saying there's an interesting there's a massive report out last year that if you saw from the department for culture medium sports jointly with the foreign office which says that the they need to step up their soft power war against russia and the senshi what they consider to be russian propaganda and they're going to do it by all means necessary try and counter this but they've been using these arguments against our say for ages i mean how many times you've been warned it's going to take them off the air and it is because from i mean personally from my perspective and never told what to say when i come on here on the open to give my views and you will see i was a channel that reports on issues which repressed and o

yeah well it worked well it sounds like because you are sort of a superhero and lead in to that you know i'm curious and i know you know i don't have family said that yeah right well i'm sure they do so i'm going to go and this is i know speculative ron but you know that weekend before the fifteenth they were trying to figure out if bank of america was going to buy lehman or or maybe barclays but those folks the banks they wanted some guarantee from the government and both tim geithner the head of the new york fed then and later the u.s. treasury secretary under president obama and ben bernanke you they know we don't we don't have that money but then after lehman was going down and they were going to enter this big bailout what turned out to be in seven hundred plus billion bucks i mean do you think those guys at that point said wow we could have gotten out of this for a lot less had we given lehman some money. i think you're right on point and fortune the circumstances took place so that we can as you mentioned bank of america was going to buy lehman but instead they bought merrill

well a lot of businesses have closed myrtle beach and south carolina is a huge tourist town as well so not only have residents but tourists have cleared out restaurants businesses insurers are already looking at what the claims will look like and it looks like there will still be over thirty billion dollars in damages florence could be one of the biggest hurricane to hit in over sixty years two nuclear plants are also on the path and as you reported yesterday far we can forget about the agriculture and the hog producers that could be affected. like they were back in one thousand nine hundred nine yeah we don't want all those rising levels to make those lagoons with the manure seep into the water structure our key correspondents are among the oco thanks sarah. thank you bart. and to dig a little deeper we are pleased to be joined by debbie boyd the c.e.o. of deal b. financial services who joins us from austin texas and the c.e.o. a strong market we're forward which a thanks to both of you for being with us debbie we speak with you a lot about housing when we have a natural disaster like

and we saw that i'm 17 and 18 as well. -- his we saw that i'm 17 and 18 as well. —— his his putting.reat friendship turning into a great partnership with tommy fleetwood. bubba watson does not seem to produce his best golf when it comes to the ryder cup but he combined quickly with his partner to get the all important to points on the board for united states in the afternoon session and the two points there as i was saying for the european team. as far as the european captain thomas bjorn is concerned, you will be over the moon with those wild ca rd be over the moon with those wild card picks outside the players that qualified automatically, those four players, picking up the points they did. let's hearfrom him. and from tommy fleetwood and rotary michael white after what has been your‘s day—to—day. —— rory mcilroy. it has been a great few days. they've done really well. i'm proud of how they played, proud of how it would together. they are determined to do would together. they are determined todoa would together. they are determined to do a job but they are belly leg very well aware

well u.s. president donald trump has delivered a blistering attack on globalism in his second speech to the u.n. general assembly he says that all countries should act in their own interests and he says that the u.s. will never recognize the international criminal court trump lashed out at iran the kucing its leaders of so we made him in the middle east and of enriching themselves at the people's expense he also said that iran must never be allowed to develop a nuclear bomb and he called on the international community to isolate the regime in tehran. with me here at the big table is nicole verjee is an associate fellow with the german council on foreign relations she watched president trump's speech closely fores it's good to see you again nicole so we've got the u.s. president here nothing but strong criticism for iran and its leadership iranian president hassan rouhani has fired back and we've got here is a war of words were is this an escalation that nobody can step back from when the policy

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well. a lot felt about it while i was there it was the other way around the place for being violent when it was literally the other way around the for the. it was the other way around and the place of. the violent on. on we realized that we shouldn't of go we realized that when we saw least police we should have gone on to realize that later we were to land that we were here for the duration. or several times throughout the day when my people saw well go ahead with an inquiry into a group of to denying you one well i'm hopeful that the will see the reason that the justice element to it the least questions that need to be am said you know it was it was august rated riots as far as i'm concerned because i was there but the riot was not on our side it was all straightened by the state and the police and i think that we need to know. that and so that safe gas can be put in place to make sure it doesn't happen again you see people are now saying that new documents show that there has been survei

i think you would do well i know with. john b. he's a very honest guy you're here really is very much particular and interesting that you know john you know i started doing our program in two thousand and eleven will trump was on the scene in nixon's impulsive nature and some of the things that got him into this very troubled. right now so yeah he would do well to come listen joycean are in some of the papers. you write that there is a cancer growing on the trump presidency i mean what is the cancer. well you know the thing is that right now we're hearing is breathtaking from people inside not only with words well but the new york times and i don't know steve's it is that the president really doesn't pay attention very much he does have a long attention to c.n.n. this is very impulsive heavy in these are things that are beginning to pile up in the cancer that's going with his presidency is you've got some of these high level people now cooperating with robert muller who's the best gating collusion with the russians and also obstru

well it appears that this had all started with the afghanistan case last year when the i.c.c. wanted to look into the situation starting with the afghan government forces the taliban and the how ghani network as well as crimes committed by the u.s. since two thousand and three now in today's press release the white house referred to the pending investigation a threatening more agreements to prohibit nations from surrendering u.s. citizens to the i c c the banning sanctioning prosecution of i.c.c. judges and further action in the un security council should the i.c.c. choose to move forward with the probe now in his speech of bolton spoke quite a bit about sovereignty which is interesting to say the least given the history of how much the u.s. has valued the sovereignty of other nations check it out do i think the united states is a threat to other nations sovereignty and the constitution. no i don't think we're a threat to anybody else to sovereignty i think i think it has been so important for the united states to appreciate the significance of a government that has the consen

but i think were very well-prepared. very well set up, wouldn't you say?to start right here is very similar to hurricane hugo, almost a combination of hurricane hugo and 89. the successful disaster response recoveries are locally executed, managed and better supported. fema is pre-positioning the federal government assets to support each one of those governors about to be impacted with achieving their response and recovery goals and that's the way emergency management and disaster response works best. i also would like to point out that we've got to build a true culture preparedness within our citizens here in america. this is a partnership and it takes anything from neighbor helping neighbor all the way to the federal government when it comes to correctly responding and recovery. [inaudible] that's a great question. fema doesn't own the power grid in any one of these days that a lot of them are owned by the private industries, so we have her business merges the operations. we are concentrating with the private vendors to make sure they have a strong mutua

well it's basically a data machine and we do see this with other companies as well that's the name of facebook for example that this is the currency of our time selling data so that's a big chunk of amazon's business they're also strong when it comes for example to cloud computing online advertising becomes also a bigger part and it's pretty amazing what's happened also to the stock price of amazon in the past couple of months just a good year ago. for the first time surpassed the one thousand dollars mark person talk then last week we got to two thousand dollars a share and now we have this market valuation of one trillion dollars at least at some point during trading here on tuesday yes thank you for the moment of a come back to you in just a minute because we have this other item here a new advertising campaign by a sports equipment maker nike features american football player calling capper nick as its figurehead and their love lit up an already racially charged debate in the united states captain nick is the quarterback who protested police violence against unarmed people of colo