one of the most beautiful shots in the west texas desert. just the right thrust. guy: the booster is back. we are waiting for the crew capsule to come back to earth. we will watch that as it happens. critically, that looks like a successful mission. it has been a while since blue origin has flown. to have that happen successfully is a huge moment for that project. it happens next remains an open question. this jeff bezos continue to fund it in the way he has? great to see that successful mission today. back to markets, i want to get a sense of what is happening. fedex will be a big part of the narrative, reporting after the bow. let's get a sense of what we are going to be looking for. there is the story of the red sea and the global supply chain. senior analyst joining us now. give us a sense of what you are looking for later. you are fairly positive on the stock. it has had a decent rally recently. >> we are basically looking for progress on their drive initiative, which is there a plan to put all the units together and operate as a compan

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my hometown ofla reado, texas which is number one in seaports and border crossings and goes up west texas and goes into new mexico. in f.y.20222, i secured language designating this as a future interstate making it eligible for federal funding. this bill formally that the i-27 in texas and new mexico. this will result in 17.2 billion of an increase in the texas g.d.p. and 178,000 new jobs. i urge my colleagues in the house to pass this bipartisan bill to increase trade in texas and new mexico and i thank mr. arrington for his leadership in west texas and able to connect laredo with west texas and on to new mexico. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kean: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. arrington. mr. arrington: i thank the gentleman from new jersey and i am thrilled to join forces with my close friend, ally and champion for rural america henny cuellar to do some good not only for tech as but food, fuel and fiber capital of the world which is west texas, but to provide energy dominance and

will: seems like to prove a point but my wife is from west texas and i take a lot of road trips to westve you ever seen these things running across the skyline as far as you can see? pete: or a beautiful landscape and look out at farm field and all i can see is these things spinning. will: they're gigantic and going down the highway in 18 wheelers, they're huge. pete: and they're loud. that's why a vessel was built and -- i don't know how to say it. it's a big giant ship that can transport wind turbines and it's the first one and only one approved to do so in the united states except it's way over cost and cost twices as much as they thought and a year over schedule. liberals not to expenditure with electric vehicles and the wind industry gets task credits and manufacturing subsidies from the biden administration. pete: a lot of companies might get bailouts too when they fail. if the credits and the subsidies don't work, look for the bailouts for the companies that did what the government wanted them to do but never delivered on the perfect promise they said was coming. will: we don't t

as a single mom in west texas raising my polio stricken father after losing her husband to cancer. she wasn't asking for handouts. she wasn't asking for subsidies for some electric vehicle. she just got up and did her dang job. that's the american dream we want to pass down to our kids and grandkids. but it's being taken away. and these are -- i cannot overstate, these are existential threats. they are killing the american dream. debt. spending money we don't have. borders, wide open, endangering us, killing our kids. killing my grants. increasing the sex trafficking trade. empowering cartels. energy. instead of having the dominance and independence to push back on china and russia, growing our economy, affordable, competitive, automobiles. reliable power. fueling grids. creating economic growth. true all of the above where the market determines whether wind and solar, or nuclear, or coal, or gas can create the best mix of power supply. export liquefied natural gas. drive co-2 down with clean burning american energy. we're not doing that. we're passing regulation after regulation,

there are a lot of areas where it's sunny and it's windy and in the wide open spaces of west texas and are some wonderful areas for development of renewable resources. william: texas has also had its share of influential oil-men who saw the light on renewables. people like billionaire t. boone pickens. >> lower electric rates for people across the spectrum. william: there's even one who became governor. in 1999, then governor george w. bush working with a democratic , legislature signed a law , deregulating texas's power market to make it more competitive, and enshrined a state mandate for wind power. emily: he wanted to support wind power. william: emily foxhall covers the energy industry for the texas tribune. emily: there were landowners who were willing to lease their land for these new industries. william: these newfangled industries. emily: yeah, it was a new way for them to make money when perhaps they were struggling to do so with agriculture. michael: texas had a mandate before england, before california, before new york -- list all these liberal economies and texas had a rene

the price of west texas intermediate crude oil decreased by 3 cents, equivalent to half a percent, to 73 dollars and 56 cents. both indices increased by 30 points at the end of the past week. according to experts, as several oil and shipping companies move away from the red sea, there will be delays in shipping goods through the suez canal, especially if this delay and disruption continues for more than a few weeks , could lead to an increase in oil prices . major shipping companies such as maersk have announced, due to yemen's support. they avoid the oppressed people of gaza and the renewed traffic control of ships belonging to the zionist regime or ships destined for the ports of this regime from the red sea and bab al-mandab strait. about 12% of the world's maritime trade is carried out through the red sea. of course, yemen has declared that there is no danger to ships passing through the red sea, except for ships the zionist regime and the ships of the settlement of this house are in my own hands, which is a stranger to a grocery license, the competition and the removal of the gol

the spread between brent crude and west texas new media now widening. mentioned to the highest in two weeks. that was after for five month low. the escalation of these attacks has bolstered the rebound. the overarching concern has been the oversupply of oil. a number of technical indicators, whether it be the time spreads which are closely watched by industry veterans, these continue to signal oversupply. many analysts are saying near term direction is still lower. they view this bump up in price as temporary. 8% of the world's crude flows through the suez canal and for that reason there are many analysts who are saying this is a rather complex issue and it is hard to say how long this can go on. paul: other political stories, the ukrainian president says his troops will hold off russia's advance even as the military faces ammunition shortages and questions over foreign aid. speaking at a year end press conference, zelenskyy expressed confidence the u.s. aid tied up in congress will be delivered. he acknowledged the return of donald trump to the war eff

the price of west texas intermediate (wti) oil in the united states decreased by 33 cents, equivalenthalf a percent. it reached 73 dollars and 56 cents. both indices grew by about 3% at the end of last week . according to experts, with several oil and shipping companies moving away from the red sea , there have been delays in sending goods through the suez canal. especially if this delay and disruption for more than if it continues for several weeks, it can lead to an increase in oil prices. big shipping companies like maersk announced that due to yemen's support for the oppressed people of gaza and the renewed traffic control of ships belonging to the zionist regime or ships destined for the ports of this regime , they will avoid traffic in the red sea and the bab al-mandab strait. about 12% of the world's maritime trade is carried out through the red sea . of course, yemen has declared that there is no danger to the ships passing through the s sea, except the ships of the zionist regime and the ships that will be targeted in the main ports of this regime. mahmoud nankali radio news

the price of us west texas intermediate oil also increased by 34 cents, equivalent to 5.10 percent, to 71 dollars and 77 cents per barrel . the price of gold per ounce increased by 30% to 2023 dollars and 29 cents. global gold prices rose on monday as investors await the release of u.s. inflation data later this week and the u.s. central bank's interest rate path. thank you for your cooperation with this section news the construction of this house is by the hands of a woman, which is strange for us, a frozen grocery store, creating competition and removing the golden signature in support of women, and on this eid night, there will be no need to import wheat , free of charge for those who apply for building relief. insure those families who have three or more children to get a car without a lottery, iran is your child, your child. well, gentlemen who agree to revolt, on the 14th day of march , 1499 ah, according to the announcement of the securities and exchange organization , more than 99 the population of the country is now a shareholder of the stock exchange. first place in the distr

the price of us west texas intermediate oil also increased by 38 cents, equivalent to half a percent, to 71 dollars and 61 cents per barrel. receipt. the recent weakness in oil prices has boosted demand from the us, which plans to buy up to 3 million barrels of oil for strategic oil reserves for delivery in march 2024. the market value of cryptocurrencies compared to the previous day. in a similar trend, compared to sunday , it decreased by 4%. the second most popular code of the market reached $2,246 this evening. thank you for your support. the construction of this house by the hands of a foreign woman, for the reason that a grocery store wants to be exported, to create competition and remove the golden signatures in support of women, and this eid night is a very good day. insure construction workers' relief for those families who have three or more children without their lottery. well, gentlemen who agree to revolt , it was decided. our job is horticulture , we also sell. he is from the village of garm, chaharmahal valley, bakhtiari. he says, before when the harvest season came, hi

the price of west texas intermediate oil also decreased by 33 cents, equivalent to half a percent, to 73 dollars and 56 cents per barrel. at the end of the past week, two indices grew by about 3%. according to experts, as several oil and shipping companies move away from the red sea, there will be delays in sending goods created through the suez canal. especially if this delay and disruption continues for more than a few weeks , it can lead to an increase in oil prices . major shipping companies such as maersk announced that due to yemen's support for the oppressed people of gaza and the renewed control over the traffic of ships belonging to the zionist regime or ships destined for the ports of this regime , they will avoid traffic in the red sea and bab al-mandab strait. about 12 percent of the world's maritime trade is conducted through the red sea. of course, yemen has declared that there is no danger to ships passing through the red sea. except the ships the zionist regime and the ships that are going to these ports, the anger of different sections of the people from the continuat

it carried an uncrewed new shepherd capsule from west texas yesterday.e flight took dozens of experiments to the edge of space and landed back on earth. the last blue origin flight in 2022 crashed due to an engine nozzle failure. >>> and jingle stars? nasa released images of what looks like a christmas tree. scientists say the bright green cluster of young stars is in our milky way and lives some 2,500 light years away from earth. they are up to five million years old. >>> mcdonald's is adding something special to its happy meals, and there are two big recalls to tell you about. here's shanelle kaul with today's cbs "money watch." >> reporter: u.s. stocks closed higher tuesday with the dow hitting a fifth straight record high as the central bank weighed in on growing optimism rate cuts could come as soon as march. the index gained 251 points. the nasdaq was up 98, and the s&p 500 gained 27 points. >>> check your fridge. two important recalls to tell you about. publix spinach and fresh express spinach being pulled due to listeria fears. the fda says impac

actions and you asked of he'd let us know this was them, he blocked them and it's supported from the west. texas president was a part of added on slums. these are also killing policy and civilians and says western countries are complex. it that's as a driven desk told in gather, surpasses $21000.00 other in the test over reset and the party of entry election results continue. the opposition within the nation calls for even more the broader gonzalez, international reaching. you lived from a new center in moscow. well, coming to the global news. uh hi of my club porch here with the updates. now this auburn guys are now at least 20 people were killed and then these really attacked the amount of hospital in the city. oh, how the it is, a warning that some of the following images are disturbing. the others video is really used by the time of cnn reg, crescent society. you can see casualties throughout the location. ambulances from the aid group arrived at the scene did tend to, when did, and remove the dead. the, the attack also when did numerous people, including children. nearby medical facilities,

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that we heard from the us state department, west texas state anthony blanks. ok, that's thank you very much for walking us through the end of year briefing. what is find us taking a monopoly on political processes across the world just as will prevail? that's at least is according to the russian foreign minister, instead of good luck. ralph who spoke to so much in morocco to sleeve so we should both with ukraine and the middle east. we've seen its rounds whether yes, considered us. it has the right to use up and monopolized political processes which lead to them bring destruction and disruption of state code e mail at the regents, such as what we saw in libya with hundreds of thousands of casualties among vest civilian population and major destruction of the economy, these are the consequences of numerous us ventures in the middle east, which are aimed at suppressing states whose governments debt to conduct him. independent policy was seeing a similar approach in ukraine. west show, the justice will prevail in both regions. that's a long list. tell of abraham

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quite interesting words for the closing of the year that we heard from the us state department, the west texas state, anthony blinding caleb not been taking us through the 12 malaysia essays. it has closed its ports to is really shifts in response to the killing of palestinians. the southeast asian countries officials have for some time threatened the acts while strongly condemning these really assaults on council. all the details can be fund for you at archie, dot com the what impact is some size of women and children have taken to the streets of peshawar city to express their support for a 1000 many, also a voice tongue or over the actions of these really governments main benefactor, the united states, local reporter mohammed, i re, i was following the raleigh, the assignment i smell for old square. i will protest this from the jump. mazda is telling me we minutes. we are marching a large number of children from school. so religious institutions are most of a piece of painting. the process is to show solidarity with policy advance. we are here to show us on the guarantee with palestinians, w

yeah. brand new at west texas intermediate and they trade futures. so i, i the christ just because you're an export or that's probably a comfortable place to be. but the, any destruction of the time we're talking about was send a global price skyrocketing now that happens to be a winful for exxon chevron and other a, a pioneer, other companies in the permian basin and in texas. but uh it, but as a burden on developing economies as a, as a burden on europe, which is an oil importer to burn on china, which is an oil important. so in a grossly slow the global economy. okay, i'll get the west and you are going to 2nd, but isn't it good for the united states? i mean, i still don't understand. maybe you can explain why it desperately needed to help them with doro and venezuela, to cub short term shortages of oil. when it's and then an oil export, but you've got to madison of keynesian reconstruction because of each me cycle being fired to kill children that has to be replaced each. uh and you're sending the aircraft carriers. there are these parts obviousl

west texas steady at 73 after dropping in london and new york respectively.nding a clear message to opec+, show us, do not tell us. the delays with the most recent opec meeting have raised doubts about its effectiveness, and there is a big question with all these voluntary cuts. how do you enforce it? let's talk about the fact this is all coming on the heels of six weeks of decline from both brent and west texas intermediate futures, and they are below the level now than they were before the opec+ meeting took place. markets are pessimistic. and the near-term path of least resistance is lower. hsbc says opec is basically out of bullets given spare capacity, so there is a lot of questions about what is going to cause momentum in oil from here. in well, markets are flashing a short-term bearish signal. a lot of people focused on what are called time sprints. it is flashing oversupply in issue that opec+ is trying to resolve. haslinda: show, do not tell. sounds like a bloomberg mantra. meanwhile, a traffic jam in the panama canal causing chaos. what is the story

su: west texas intermediate is lower after barely holding on to three day gain.atile, swings of more than two dollars in either direction. the latest data shows oil inventories rose again even as exports picked up and record production levels, the increase comes despite a decrease in the number of oil rigs that week. brent crude is higher in asian trading, there is a mix of opinion but the pace of u.s. output to add to this concern about global oversupply is real. a senior energy trader says the market is mainly short and sentiment is poor. she does not think the bears are abandoning their belief that the market will be imbalanced and oversupplied by the end of this year and going into next. haidi: su keenan their private much more to come here on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ 202 pounds on golo.'ve lost so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and

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. >> peter, a lot of focus has been on the permian basin in west texas.a they are trying to consolidate and you are getting more activity and m&a activity for gas producing companies in the country. can consolidation happen enough to where u.s. producers and shale producers can bring down the break-even costs to a level that is not effected by the opec plus policies out there? that is the key concern for u.s. producers. >> it is a lot lower than what we are seeing today in the mid-70s on brent and around 70 on wti. the budgets like exxon and chevron is running is $60 on brent. it works for most of the companies down into the 30s. it is an industry that continued to get increasingly efficient over time and those efficiencies accelerate during downturns. activity, overall, has been down. production is continuing to grow. not at the same pace from a decade ago as the permian became the new thing. it is more durable than opec gives it credit for. >> rebecca, we will give the last word to you. the oil price decline is something that is obviously not good for a

congressman tony gonzales who represents probably the largest border district in the country in west texass very responsible and thoughtful on the immigration issue, but i think his point is valid, that there can be no immigration reform in this country, and the system is broken. it cannot be fixed as long as there is chaos and mayhem on the southern border, with 10,000 migrants entering roughly every day, that is a system out of control. it needs to be fixed. must bring some sense of order and stability and show this is a sovereign nation that has an orderly system of entrants that have to deal with this and they have to fix the asylum system but they can't fix any of this as long as there is mayhem there. they have to deal with the d.r.e.a.m.ers, and e-verify and agricultural visas and the asylum system but it's hard to do that as long as the border looks like it's in complete and total shambles. gonzales is onto something and joe biden has to be concerned about these images. it seems like they've been late to the game on this issue and it's going to not work to their benefit, obviously.

reporter: texas state representative eddie morales, a democrat who represents residents from 11 west texas coununties alongng the statete' bordrder with mexixico, says th fedederal governrnment's ongngo closure ofof the b bridge and dt fiveve day closure of the international railway cost the u.s. economy hundreds of billions of dollars. >> every day texans are the ones that suffer. >> reporter: morale gonzalezest says he's hopeful that the top level talks in mexico city will pave the way for realistic change at the border, but he would have liked to see greg abbott have a seat at the table. >> we'll only get there if there is communication between these two countries and also with the state of texas. >> reporter: texas recently passed its own immigration bill and has come under fire for the border security tactics like busing and flying migrants to blue states, separating families and deploying concertina wire. and now says the efforts have fallen short. >> we have nothing positive to show to our taxpayers for the amount of money that we've invested. >> reporter: if you take a look behind

and bonds closed 4.21, west texas oil 69 bucks, brent crude 73.5. what did i forget? about all. what do you make of this whole big picture story david bahnsen. >> yeah, so much of it is related to bond yields, i think over half of that s&p return is come in last 6 weeks when bond yields peaked out started collapses 10 year from 5% to 4% in over a month, that is a big deal. almost all of the gain on the year is multiple expansion. that means is that p/e ratio, has gone up. earnings are not up much. they never went down that much. but it is pricey. you were talking with our friends on prior panel, magnificent seven, they are trading about 50 times earnings, rest of s&p about 17 or 18 times earnings, all expensive. larry: so, inflation keeps rising slowly. but it keeps rising, liz peek made that point, i think kevin made it i'll make that point, prices are higher than 3 years ago, is that an impediment to this stock market? >> i think that market knows what i have en that inflation rate hand been coming down a lot, it is not coming down to where it was 3 years ago, the n

benchmark west texas intermediate. ice brent crude futures, $76.76. >>> let's get a check on the top corporate stories. with those we have silvana henao. >> today wthere will be an unveiling of a new chip. the new chip has faster bandwidth and more memory competitive compared to its nvidia rival making it a strong candidate for large language processing. it anticipates the chip will generate $2 billion in sales. in the last monday amd is up nearly 6% and more than 80% year to date, roughly 10% away from its june high. and be sure to catch first on cnbc interview with lisa su on "closing bell: overtime" at 4:30 p.m. eastern. >>> the ceos of this country's eight largest banks including brian mona haine, jamie dimon a and frazier are expected to speak before the senate banking committee later today. they'll look at how it will impact profitability. >>> and elon musk is looking to raise $1 billion for his x ai artificial intelligence company he hopes will compete with openai. in a filing with the s.e.c., the company says i

she died following a head-on collision on a undivided highway in west texas. she was 65 years old.e searching for a person of interest after man was killed in a mall shooting an hour away from orlando the mall was evacuated after gunshots rang out no word if it'll reopen this morning. the woman was hurt in the shooting and expected to live. police recovered the gun but they're asking for the public to help locate the person of interest. soccer fans spent $5000 to travel across upon to see a soccer team play in the uk only to have the game canceled. the game was rescheduled days later only to be canceled again due to rain. he says the disappointment was spread out a few hours as it kept raining more and more the game was definitely going to be postponed he and his wife got the full tour of the stadium. that's been on my to do list my boys are big into soccer. nicole: my youngest is for sure. will: this isn't the prettiest time to go to england. nicole: it is very festive and i've been to a game 20 years ago and is completely different than anything that you've seen and the united st

reporter: texas state representative eddie morales, a democrat who represents residents from 11 west texas counties along the border with mexico, says the federal government's ongoing closure of the bridge and recent five day closure of the international railway cost the u.s. economy hundreds of millions of dollars. >> everyday texans are the ones that end up suffering. >> reporter: he is hopeful that the top level talks with pave the way for real less tick change at the border, but says that he would have liked to see texas governor abbott have a seat at the table. >> we'll only get there if there is communication between these two countries and also with the state of texas. >> reporter: texas recently passed its own immigration bill and come under fire for border security tactics like busing and flying migrants to blue states and separating families. morales initially supported the border kurt push which has cost billions, but thousanow says th efforts have a fallen short. in we have nothing positive to show for the amount of money invested. >> reporter: if you look behind me, you will s

to space, it successfully launched an uncrewed science mission on tuesday from its facilities in west texas. it is the first liftoff after the bezos founded company spent more than a year recuperating from a failed test flight. no one on board, but blue origin hopes to restart tourist trips to the edge of space soon according to company officials. thanks for joining me. i'm max foster. "early start" is next. loving this pay bump in our allowance. wonder where mom and dad got the extra money? maybe they won the lottery? maybe they inherited a fortune? maybe buried treasure? maybe it fell off a truck? maybe they heard that xfinity customers can save hundreds when they buy one unlimted line and get one free. now i can buy that electric scooter! i'm starting a private-equity fund that specializes in midcap. you do you. visit xfinitymobile.com today.

cuts already in place, saudis announce continued actually brent crude prices have come down and west texas come down in open market, it is higher than 3 years ago, but they have come down, saudis are not getting 100 dollars a barrel. >> well, what a difference a decade makes. when you put this in perspective, united states double production just in last decade of american oil. and on gas side, american natural gas makes up 36% of the world production of natural gas. and that is pause of fracking revolution. we now at train .-- 13.2 million barrels a day on private land we're continuing to have problem with the regulatory environment that we're dealing with you under the biden administration. larry: in late 2019, precovid, we were at 13.1 million barrels a day. so, in the ensuing 4 years, one of them was covid, that does not count. three of them was in current biden administration, we have not picked up at all. and we should be at probably mike i'll say, 15 million barrels a day. just running trend line, if you have drill, baby, drill there was no war against fossil fuels like now, we shoul

happening that much and today we have rain and maybe even a bit of severe weather across parts of west texasatch for that and unsettled weather and the storm back across parts of the four corners and it's a slow moving storm and brought flooding rain across southern california a couple of days ago and flooding rain in towards arizona and most energy towards new mexico and colorado and parts of the northern rockies and going to cause big travel delays today and airports like salt lake city and denver, maybe albuquerque look for delays and scattered delays in houston and up towards minneapolis, all this storm energy move as bit further towards east tomorrow and some snow again across parts of nebraska, south dakota, inside and one north dakota and one part that gets rain. that rain is significant at times and cause a few trouble delays and i don't think will will have a problem tomorrow getting home. will, i know you're paying attention but there'll be a few delays in and out of there and be patient and a lot of people traveling as we just said and some few light delays. will: two airports. i

larry: crowd down 78 and now $40 and west texas down to 73 and that too was close to synergy home arkansas we just produce more and add the new technology. they're inventing new technologies to make it cleaner and then add nuclear modules now. that's what a kevin o'leary would do. would you invest in that? >> i think that's a long term strategy. oil will trade between 70 and 95. watch this, larry, during the whole election cycle. that's what's going to happen. when it gets past 80, people get squeamish and shows up at higher price, $4 in california. it's bad for policy when you all of a sudden have so much volatility in the energy prices. i think the election will have a big issue around energy and i think you and i will be talking about it for the months to come. we are back in presidential election politics and policy. larry: yes, love it. kevin o'leary, the best of the best. thank you, kevin. >> thank you, larry. larry: folks, coming up on kudlow, fox digital brooke singman giving us a new report on new investigation on hunter biden payments to papa joe biden according to oversight chai

the two-year note is 4.26% >>> let's take a look at oil prices west texas intermediate price is lookingh straight week of losses we are getting a slight bid to the market wti above $70 a barrel up 1.5%. similar for ice brent crude at $75.16 >>> a big part of the market action is focused on the november jobs report due ougt at 8:30 a.m. eastern time estimates are 190,000 jobs in november following 150,000 jobs in october we had the adp report on wednesday which shows hiring is slowing to a two-year low. let's speak with julia pollak at zi ziprecruiter what do you see about the economy right now that is very positive or very negative or are we stuck in neutral for the time being? >> we are stuck in neutral that is very positive. the labor market has been steady and it has been slowing down in a gradual and orderly fashion. i think that is exactly what the fed would hope for here. we lived through something unprecedented recently we have seen a large, large drop in inflation and large increase in interest rates without the typical increase in unemployment that typically follows >> you brou

that is driven quite significantly by broader movements in the oil price generally as we saw brent west texasil rising at the end of the summer and into the autumn. so russian prices move with it as we have seen, coming down again more recently. those russian prices have gone down toward the price cap level. lizzy: bloomberg oil strategist julian lee. we think he was always. staying with russia's oil exports, bloomberg investigates is looking at why sanctions on russian crude have so far failed to curb moscow's war chest and instead fostered a lucrative business for some. >> the energy world is turned upside down by russia's invasion of ukraine. >> we see the rise of what is called the shadow fleet. new ship owners, new shipping companies we have never encountered before. the sanctions are effectively being dodged. >> this right here is the shadow fleet. somebody is doing something to make that ship appear somewhere else. to actually see this behavior was surprising. it makes you think, what else is going on? lizzy: if you are just joining us it is 6:54 in london and we are waiting for the ba

she died following a head on collision on a highway in west texas. are shocked and saddened to learn of the passing, we have a special time in our heart. lynch was 65 years old. now to the crisis at the southern border, bill melugin spotting this sign at tucson international airport friday night saying non-u.s. citizens without passports only. airport personnel directing migrants to this line for domestic flights that would of disburse them all around the country. it's christmas eve and fox news digital revealed a miracle on 34th street is the top christmas movie of all time. >> she's a little confused and i thought maybe he could help to straighten her out. >> i'd be glad to. >> would you please tell her that you're not real santa claus, that there is no such person. >> i'm sorry to disaagree. not only is there such a person but here i am to prove it. >> we asked what your favorite movie is. susan said she likes the christmas chronicles just like nicole's kids and janice argues christmas vacation is the the best. i agree, janice. lewis says it might

west texas intermediate trading below $71 a barrel and brent $76.exchange. >>> still to come, stocks are riding the six-week win, as investors turn their attention to cpi, the fed, in the week ahead. jpmorgan asset management head of fixed income strategy will talk about where he sees yields gog omerin meninfr he aomt. all right, tandy, what's it gonna be, the drink made from whatever was laying around, or the one made with your drizzly haul? drizly! stock up today, sip well, tomorrow. drizly. >>> welcome back. i'm silvana henao with your cnbc news update. >>> rudy giuliani will be on trial today in a georgia defamation case involving two former election workers. he was already find libel for defaming them when he said they committed fraud in the 2020 election. the jury will determine how much rudy giuliani will have to pay the workers in punitive damages. their attorneys say they are seeking anywhere from 15 to $43 million. >>> the supreme court won't hear a challenge to washington state's ban on conversion therapy for people 18 and under. the law

. >> reporter: this texas state representative who represents residents from 11 west texas counties along border with mexico says the federal government's ongoing closure of the bridge and the recent five-day closure of the international railway cost the u.s. economy hundreds of millions of dollars. >> every daeveryday texans suff. >> reporter: he is hopeful the talks will pave the way for change at the border but says he would have liked to see greg abbott have a seat at the table. >> we are only going to get there if there's communication between the two countries and also with the state of texas. >> reporter: texas passed its own immigration bill and has come under fire for abbott's security tactics. morales supported the security push initially which cost billions of dollars, but now says those efforts have fallen short. >> we have nothing positive to show to our taxpayers for the amount of money that we have invested. >> reporter: if you look behind me, you will see an open field with no migrants. you might think is there no crisis. here is the thing. the u.s. federal government has

we are hearing from phil flynn that the price of west texas intermediate which closed in regular session today, lowest since june, below $70 a barrel, the us crude benchmark may be plummeting because they are witnessing the saudi led opec and russia, losing control of their long-held power over oil stocks. the slide is super pronounced. crude lost 23%. the us inventory numbers showed a record-breaking 4. 28 million barrel increase in the cushion oklahoma delivery point and 2.83 million barrel increase in gasoline. oil dropping, natural gas in the after market. let's look at the strange behavior, 10 year yields at 4.125%, stumbled to a session low of 4.1%. we returned to it at 8:fifteen a.m. eastern, we saw the first dip when the private payroll report for november whiffed one hundred 3,000 jobs were created in the month, that is below the 130,000 expected and october's one hundred 13,000. this is the precursor to friday's november jobs report 48 hours away. big tech, this is a story, a day after apple took of four month i reclaiming at $3 trillion market. apple is down 1/3 of 1%. nvidia

i have seen theft of fuel in west texas that is significant that leads us to establish local partnerships to target unique threats. >> what about felony thresholds? have you seen state by state or jurisdiction by jurisdiction or action by da's that have led to increases? the raising of a felony threshold, has that had an effect on the number of organized retail crime events that you see? >> sir, i cannot speak to that. >> any other on the panel? >> no, sir. >> ok. for the secret service, what does the secret service see as the largest threat to maintaining a safe market for transactions? credit cards, gift cards? talk me through that. >> with the holidays heading, high-volume -- with the holidays hitting, high-volume inconvenience stores and gas stations seem to be the best because they get a lot of numbers quickly. on the edge of new things, wishing, the scanning of qr codes that are not actual qr codes that will take you to a site and ask you to give personal information. gift card fraud that is happening more prevalently. people are taking gift cards r,e-coding them in the back with li

here's the price of crude oil since the biden administration took over for west texas intermediate, itwill, is these offshore leases take years and years to develop, so this has a really, really long tail of impact, how it's going to impact consumer prices well into the future. we have to have a rolling leasing program, and the administration let the prior one expire, and this is going to have impacts 7, 8 or 10 years down the road, unfortunately or, for us. will: and just to put a button on this, we did this story yesterday, we've talked about it on a weekly basis, the number of ways in which fossil fuels from coal to oil and gas has been, i mean, attacked sounds like a political word, but reduced. we're reducing the amount we have available, and we're pushing more into green. >> absolutely. and people don't realize there's 6,000 consumer products that rely on petrochemicals for their base ingredient. this not just has an impact at the pump, what we're paying for our heating bills each other. d -- can month. everything from food to aspirin has an impact as well. will: tim stewart with