on the left is the chevron. having reached the end of the corridor, the drone pilot reaches the side of the attack. the video will be paused to show you a few things. the vehicle seen on the four left -- the previous video would have been filmed from right here. this truck is 48 meters from the blast. the site of the attack is right here on the bottom of the screen, just out of view due to the angle of the camera and the aircraft. later, the drone pilot re-orients the camera and the aircraft to better view the side of the attack. on the left-hand side of the screen, you can see the building where the blast overpressure passed through the window. in the center of the screen is a u shape of jersey barriers. these points of reference are important because prior to the attack marines would have had to walk 30 meters from the outer gate down the outer corridor, through the hole in the fence, then back another 30 meters to the base of the sniper tower. that is a long way to evacuate a casualty. the marines shortened t

now, lucas, chevron $15600000000.00, almost $16000000000.00 there. likewise, a profit it hasn't seen in 7 years. so what happened? well, oil prices rose again. brent crude, the global standard is up from $51.00 a barrel in january 2021. to run $89.00 a barrel analyst from j. p. morgan even expect the price per barrel will reach $100.00 this summer. or if more or less, let's koreans quarter in new york. yes. do we have any idea how long this up swing is going to last in oil prices? well, i mean there are some estimates, sir, by j. p. morgan, for instance, or even by goldman sachs, we could read, share the 100 to a dollar, a crude mark, or even a within the next couple of months. so there is a feeling in the oil market that traders actually want to see the so $100.00 mark per barrel it's, it's really going to happen a depends clearly on a plenty of factors. let's see, for example, what wednesdays, opec plus meeting will bring to the supply side than if you look at the demand side of the weather is still a pretty cold, so that good to lead to more a demand for m heating oil. and then wh

in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah, so much for peak oil, exxon mobil and chevron, prove that there's still plenty of reason to drill. rising oil prices catapult both companies to their highest profits in years and draw investors back to the fossil fuel giants. also on the show berlin, next is a 4500000000 euro take over of german semiconductor firm seal tronic from a taiwanese company and will drop in on a cafe in tiling were coffee is served up with a healthy portion of investment strategy, encrypt. hello, welcome to the show. i'm see from beardsley in berlin. it was almost 2 years ago that the pandemic gutted oil prices. briefly turning contract prices negative and leading some investors to declare that oil's best days were over. well, take a look at what oil majors did last year. exxon mobil recording $23000000000.00 and profit. chevron meanwhile, almost $16000000000.00. both for both of them, their highest profits in 7 years. so what happened? well, oil prices simply rose again. brent crude, the global standard is up from $51.00 a barrel and january 20, 21 to

with ah, so much for peak oil, exxon mobil and chevron, prove that there's still plenty of reason to drill. rising oil prices catapult both companies to their highest profits in year, draw investors back to the fossil fuel giants. also on the show, berlin next is a 4500000000 euro take over of german semiconductor from sal tronic, from a taiwanese company. and we'll drop in on a cafe and tyler, we're coffee is served up with a healthy portion of investment strategy in crypto currencies. hello, welcome to the show. i'm see from beardsley in berlin. it was almost 2 years ago that the pandemic gutted oil prices. briefly turning contract prices negative and leading some investors to declare that oil's best days were over. well, take a look at what oil majors did last year. exxon mobil recording $23000000000.00 and profit. chevron meanwhile, almost $16000000000.00. both for both of them. their highest profits in 7 years. so what happened? well, oil prices simply rose again. brett crude, the global standard is up from $51.00 a barrel and january 20, 21 to $89.00 a barrel. now, analysts for

ah, so much for peak oil, exxon mobil and chevron, prove that there's still plenty of reason to drill. rising oil prices catapult both companies to their highest profits in years and draw investors back to the fossil fuel giants. also on the show. berlin next is a 4500000000 euro take over of german semiconductor firm, still tronic from a taiwanese company. and we'll drop in on a cafe and tyler, we're coffee is served up with a healthy portion of investment strategy encrypted hello of the show. i'm see from beardsley in berlin. it was almost 2 years ago that the pandemic gutted oil prices . briefly turning contract prices negative and leading some investors to declare that oil's best days were over. well, take a look at what oil majors did last year. exxon mobil recording $23000000000.00 and profit. chevron meanwhile, almost $16000000000.00. both for both of them. their highest profits in 7 years. so what happened? well, oil prices simply rose again. brett crude, the global standard is up from $51.00 a barrel and january 20, 21 to $89.00 a barrel. now analysts from gp morgan even expe

we said we got some deals and there's a look at chevron. that is one of the names behind -- not the biggest deal this morning but one i thought we would focus on more than the others we'll get to the first verizon deal, of course, and perhaps a couple others. but, you know, this is important, also, it's another u.n. report basically saying climate change is coming so fast that there's really almost, at this point, we're running out of time you've heard that before chevron buying renewable energy group for $61.50 a share an all-cash deal. >> yeah. >> total enterprise value because they about $400 million in cash, it ends up being a little less than $3 million. what is interesting it's part of the effort at chevron to try to get them to 1,000 barrel -- 100 barrels a day of renewable fuels production capacity. by the way, they do about 1.1 m 1.1 million bare barrels of oil. even that they're talking in 2020 they're talking about roughly 10% of their 2020 production by 2030, unclear whether any of the stuff will be enough you can take a look th

now that 61 higher number is 40% premium to friday's close, chevron hopes the deal will help it reach its goal of netzero emissions by 2050 chevron is up about one and one-third percent and renewable energy stands up 40%. another merger this monday, canada's td bank announcing it will be mem says bank first horizon for $13.4 billion the banks largest deal to bank and it will help td expand into the southeast earn part of the u.s. , shares of first horizon are on pace for a 15 year high up 28.5 perspective per while td is down two and one -third percent and lordstown motor getting hammered down 21.5% after the company announced pretty weak production outlook, also widened losses in the fourth quarter. the company says it expects to manufacture and sell just 500 of its endurance electric pickup trucks this year dramatically lower than its initial forecast of 32000 trucks shares of lordstown motor by the way have fallen more than 85 % in the past year. we should take this time to check out tesla, which you know, bucking the trend here, along with neo and the two chinese automakers you've

chevron reported a quarter and the stock dropped quickly. it was almost yielding 4.5% at that level and rarely get that from companies that reward you over time with repeated dividend boost like the bump that chevron gave you last week you don't boost your dividend if you are worried about near-term future that is devin energy which pays a special dividend on top of their regular dividend costco does more than a dividend, periodically a special dividend and 2022 might be one of those years we get one. as prices for so many goods of all-time goes up, costco holds the line the sign ups alone will be amazing. sign ups to be club members. buybacks my favorite steelmaker repurchased 12 million shares. astounding there are only 280 million shares total at this pace they will be an earnings per share powerhouse by shrinking the share gap. they have another $4 billion in the repurchase authorization unbelievable i typically prefer dividends over buybacks. it is a big deal when they walk away from a dividend robinhood, they terror are the to 20 milli

that way, if i hadn't passed the test, i wouldn't have the chevron that you sealed me now. sure twist. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform i'm wearing now. that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lou, why he would wear these bearing any weather with me even when it was freezing cold? i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me and you will. he got off the train with his crimson berry on his head yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold cars, but he was so proud to be able to wear they be re if jenny was the life and soul of the party for compiler rossi, we told jockey competitions within the squad and he began, he took part in every one of them. okay. during missions we used to make of sketches. his act was always brilliant. so she got all her little parking back room for people literally cried with laughter. what did you get? oh, my spiritual, hoarse. yeah, my girl you know who i am, sergeant. do you know? yeah, i keep going for this footag

if i hadn't passed the test, i wouldn't have the chevron that you seal me. now. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform i wearing now. that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lou, why he would wear these bearing any weather with me, even when it was freezing cold? i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me and you will. she got off the train with his crimson berry and his head yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold guard, but he was so proud to be able to wear the be re if jenny was the life and soul of the party from compiler glossy, we told jackie competitions within the squad and again, he took part in every one of them. okay. during missions we used to make of sketches. his act was always brilliant. so she could all go park and go to room for people literally cried with laughter. did you get my spiritual, hoarse? yeah, my girl. you know who i am, sergeant. do you know? yeah, i keep going for this footage again and again and all

was contaminated by the oil giant. -- by chevron. president biden and senate democrats have been moving fast to confirm judicial nominations, with 42 federal judges confirmed since biden took office, the highest number in decades. of these, over three quarters were women and nearly three quarters people of color. but democrats in the evenly split senate could see some confirmations stalled as new mexico democratic senator ben ray lujÁn is expected to be out for at least four weeks after suffering a stroke last week. biden vowed to nominate a supreme court justice to fill stephen breyer's seat by the end of the month. house democrats have accused u.s. food and energy corporations of price gouging and pandemic profiteering that's ririricontributed to the largese in inflation since the 1980's. congressmember frank pallone said at a house energy and commerce committee hearing wednesday that corporate executives have unfairly raised prices not only on pandemic essentials like covid tests, masks, and hand sanitizer, but also on staple ite

that way, if i hadn't passed the test, i wouldn't have the chevron that you see on me now. sure. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform i'm wearing now. that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lou, why he would wear these bearing any weather leslie, even when it was freezing cold. i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me and you will. she got off the train with his creams and burying his hand yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold god, but he was so proud to be able to wear the bray. your guinea was the life and soul of the party from foreigner, but also withhold jockey competitions within the squad. and again, he took part in every one of them, okay. during missions we used to make of sketches. his act was always brilliant. so she could all, little parker room. people literally cried with laughter. did you get my spiritual horse? my, my curb. do you know who i am, sergeant? do you know? yeah, i keep going for this footage again and again and al

it grants you the right to where the special forces chevron and khaki bray. yes. oh boy, that's the 1st stage. every one tried really hard. if danny was very strong willed, i used to say stubborn rules. he would set goals for himself and you could see he was moving on to achieve them. whole was a good. i think when you set yourself a goal, then you try to achieve it at any cost. the big we just told her this was in spite of all that of the 222 soldiers who took the example. only $33.00 of those passed wilma would move gainey and i were running in the same race. this battle march is the main test, those soldiers, stamina with them on boy with the purpose of the test is to make sure that we will know what it's like when you're utterly exhausted and still have to drag a fellow soldier along the way. that's a part of the special forces code. so under no circumstances, will we ever leave one of our guys on the battlefield? i wish you drag your friend because he know that his life is more important than your own. i remember you. i passed the test and my 1st attempt and

that way, if i hadn't passed the test, i wouldn't have the chevron that you seal me now. sure. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform wearing. now that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lu, why he would wear these bearing any whether they are even when it was freezing cold? i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me and you will. he got off the train with his crimson berry on his head yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold cars, but he was so proud to be able to wear the bray. if jenny was the life and soul of the party for compiler glossy, we told jackie competitions within the squad and he began. he took part in every one of them. okay. during missions we used to make up sketches. his act was always brilliant, says she could all go parking back room for people literally cried with laughter. did you get my spiritual horse? yeah, my girl with you know who i am, sergeant. do you know? yeah, i keep going for this footage again and again. and all

and we're doors, amazon rain forest where ago chevron and helping out the environment by sending that oil back where it came from. bob graham borough ground on some plans over here over there, covering the exotic birds faith was there, friends that birds would be happy to be covered with what in today's market is upwards of $75.00 where the crude think of how much regurgitated worm in trail back by for his little youngsters, also a 711 specialty. and we do need to be thinking about the bird because in the past half century north america has lost more than one 4th of its birds. and if you like me, your 1st thought is, well, why don't we send david copperfield out to look for them? he's not doing anything important. and we know he's good and finding things because he found the statue of liberty after that went missing the. the amazing and after his magic career, dried up, he found a new line of work making, mustard stains disappear off people's dry cleaning. kinda odd cordell when he's waiting for the standing ovation. you know, could, could i just get my shirts, david, know, david, i d

if i hadn't passed the test, i wouldn't have the chevron that you seal me. now. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform i'm wearing now. that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lou, why he would wear these bearing any weather plan even when it was freezing cold? i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me and you will. she got off the train with his creams and burying his head yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold god, but he was so proud to be able to wear the be ray. if jenny was the life and soul of the party from foreigner and also withhold jockey competitions within the squad . and again, he took part in every one of them. okay. during missions we used to make up sketches. his act was always brilliant. so she could all go park and go to room for people literally cried with laughter. did you get my spiritual horse my girl with do you know who i am, sergeant? do you know? i keep going for this footage again and again and all the

we have seen in the last just recently debbie's thought had with had you know, energy companies, chevron total, at least pulling their and pulling out of myanmar. are you hopeful by those sort of a corporate actions? do you think that they could lead to more and lead to some more pressure on the military, given that the military does a lot of revenue from those companies where there let faces the fact that chevron and toto and also woodside is trivia. and now there are withdraw from the country also because they're reputational and operational risk they were facing. outweighed any benefits of profits they could get now or in the future. and that's because though, the hunter itself has wrecked the economic infrastructure of the company of the country. but between now and 6 months ahead, when they pull the out, when they actually pull out, they share due to hand over a couple of $100000000.00 of revenue to me and my oil and gas enterprise, which is controlled by the hunter. and this is why we've been advocating for a sanction so that these companies are compelled to, with this revenues in

if i hadn't passed the test, i wouldn't have the chevron that you see on me now. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform i'm wearing now. that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lou, why he would wear these beer ane any weather? leslie, even when it was freezing cold. i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me and you will. she got off the train with his creams and burying his head yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold. gosh, but he was so proud to be able to wear the be ray if guinea was the life and soul of the party from foreigner. and also we told jackie competitions within the squad, and again he took part in every one of them. during missions we used to make up sketches. his act was always brilliant, so she could all go parking back room for people literally cried with laughter. did you get my spiritual horse? yeah, my girl with do you know who i am, sergeant? do you know? yeah, i keep going for this footage again and again a

i wouldn't have the chevron that you seal me now. sure. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform. i'm wearing now. that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lou, why he would wear these bearing any weather leslie, even when it was freezing cold. i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me and you will. he got off the train with his creams and burying his hand yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold guard, but he was so proud to be able to wear the be ray. if guinea was the life and soul of the party from foreigner and also withhold jockey competitions within the squad . and again, he took part in every one of them. okay. during missions we used to make of sketches. his act was always brilliant. so she could all little park and go from room for people literally cried with laughter. did you get my spiritual horse? yeah, my girl you know who i am. sergeant. do you know? yeah, i keep going for this footage again and

i wouldn't have the chevron that you see on me now. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform i'm wearing now. that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lou, why he would wear these bearing any weather for sleep, even when it was freezing cold? i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me and you can. she got off the train with his creams and burying his head yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold cars, but he was so proud to be able to wear the be re if jenny was the life and soul of the party for compiler rossi, we told jockey competitions within the squad and he began, he took part in every one of them. okay. during missions we used to make of sketches. his act was always brilliant. so she could all go parking back room for people literally cried with laughter. what did you get? oh, my spiritual, hoarse. yeah. my girl you know who i am, sergeant. do you know? i keep going for this footage again and again an

if i hadn't passed the test, i wouldn't have the chevron that you see on me now. i also really wanted to go back wearing the crimson bray and the uniform i'm wearing now. that all these factors together were very powerful incentive for me. lou, why he would wear these bearing any whether leslie, even when it was freezing cold. i remember him coming to siberia once to spend the winter holidays with me, and you will. he got off the train with his creams and burying his hand yacht. people were turning to look at him because his ears were blue with cold god, but he was so proud to be able to wear the bray if guinea was the life and soul of the party from foreigner, but also withhold jockey competitions within the squad. and again, he took part in every one of them, okay. during missions we used to make of sketches. his act was always brilliant. so she could all go parker room for people literally cried with laughter. did you get my spiritual horse? my girl you know who i am, sergeant. do you know? yeah, i keep going for this footage again and again and all the emotion

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the defendants are chevron, exxon, bp, shell, and conoco phillips. these funds will be used to pay for seawalls and other infrastructure needed to deal with sea level rise. we have some real risk that's going to require some billions and billions of dollars of investment by san francisco on infrastructure if we're going to stop catastrophic loss, so that's what we're looking at. a lot of our developments are occurring along the waterfront. our lawsuit is a part of that. i want to have this abatement fund that s been created now to ensure that we can fund the infrastructure improvements that we're going to need to ensure that those developments go forward without the threat of sea level rise. scholl: politics in san francisco is funny. there are a lot of really enlightened views. on the other hand, it's probably not enough to prevent the business community from making things even worse right on the waterfront. christensen: we're going to have to adapt. it's going to take that creativity and energy and capital. the question of how do we balance that ec

well, let's face the fact that chevron total and also woodside is tre. leah. and now there are withdrawal from the country also because the reputational and operational risk they were facing outweighed any benefits the profits they could get now or in the future. and that's because the, the hunter itself has wrecked the economic infrastructure of the company of the country. but between now and 6 months ahead, when they pulled out, when they actually pull out the share due to hand over a couple of $100000000.00 of revenue to me and my oil and gas enterprise, which is controlled by the who and this is why we've been advocating for sanction so that these companies are compelled to, with this revenues in a trust account, instead of heading it over to the winter. because that money could be used to kill more people. and i would just want to go back to our growing and he was saying about china on the 28th of january, the china, the representative of the un security council shocked us all by talking about the urgency of halting violence in so the beijing is finally a

some workers at chevron's richmond refinery are presented by this union and chevron released a statement saying quote chevron is committed to negotiating to work towards a mutually acceptable agreement and we are prepared to continue normal operations if need be. kristen: today the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously passed a resolution formally apologizing to chinese immigrants and their descendants for past atrocities. the resolution first proposed by supervisor matt haney last year apologizes for systemic and structural dissemination targeted acts of violence and to commit to the rectification and redress of past policies and misdeeds. this book makes san francisco the fourth california city to apologize for historical wrongs to chinese immigrants. it was the brainchild of a few teenagers as well in san francisco. the other cities are san jose, antioch. it is a day of celebration around the world and here in the bay area as people mark the lunar new year and well, the year of the tiger. hundreds gathered for the chinese chamber of commerce in safranciscanal celebraon at por

well, let's face the fact that chevron total and also woodside is st. leah, and now there are withdrawal from the country also because the reputational and operational risk they were facing outweighed any benefits the profits they could get now or in the future. and that's because the, the hunter itself has wrecked the economic infrastructure, the company of the country. but between now and 6 months ahead, when they pulled out, when they actually pull out, they share due to hand over a couple of $100000000.00 of revenue to me and my oil and gas enterprise, which is controlled by the who. and this is why we've been advocating for sanction so that these companies are compelled to, with this revenues in a trust account, instead of heading it over to the winter. because that money could be used to kill more people. and i would just want to go back to our growing and he was saying about china. on the 28th of january, the china's representative at the un security council shocked us all by talking about the urgency of halting violence in so the beijing is finally admitting. and that is that wha

as i said before i lived by chevron and died by chevron. it's an inperfect document but it is the law of the land. >> thank you, senator lee. that concludes our hearing for this morning. thank you, ms. sohn for appearing before the committee today and for your continued commitment to public service. i hope that today's hearing addressed members concerns once and for all. senators will have until monday, february 14th at noon to submit questions for the record to the committee. ms. sohn will have one week to respond to those questions. thank you, again. that concludes today's hearing. >>> c-span offers a variety of podcasts that have something for every listener. weekdays "washington today" gives you the latest from the nation's capital. and every week book notes plus have in-depth interviews with writers about their latest works while "the weekly" looks at how issues of the day developed over years. and our extensive series "talking with" historians with their lives and work. many of our television programs are also available as podcasts. y

we own shell and a bunch of the midstream companies and the producers and total, chevron, and on those, there should be significant more upside because as oil sustains above that $30 a barrel mark, they are minting cash that is an unanticipated and unexpected at the share price at the current valuation so, yeah i think there's a lot more upside to be had that being said, we're up 70+ percent over past year and two months i don't think there's 70% of that and we've paid some of that be excited >> and i'll take -- >> i'll give you a little programming note, too. in a couple of of weeks i'll be in houston for a big conference and the oil ceos are interested in talking how's that for a deep tease? two weeks out! speaking of teasing, coming up next on halftime there you go, the trades on some of the biggest analyst calls of the day including two dow components and before we take a break, let's get a check on the markets. we are seeing some mixed trades now, but look at that. a rare, calm day on the street of dreams. we'll call this mindfulness. enjoy it while it lasts because it probably wo

and she mentioned chevron and exxon and their earnings today. to darren was of excellence at the day that they're not gonna chase us or ross, we're not gonna put a lot of rigs out on the market right now to drill for this and they're going to be complacent. same thing with pioneer. so the other day to see this is going to be a very interesting the next 6 months to year ahead. when the capital expenditures have not been made to bring the world to market. and i mean, we talk about this investment and how, you know, if they're not going to go and chase these oil prices, that means that unfortunately the price is probably going to keep going up. i mean, so how close are we in european curve to that $100.00 per barrel oil? or i think were there any, any action by russia is going to spark prices for either. which way they decide to go as far as ukraine goes right now, especially the natural gas price during the $9.00 states, those are going to be containing that go harley went, skyrocketing last week as you know. but i will say we're way closer to 100

and she mentioned chevron and exxon and their earnings today. to darren was with excellence at the day that they're not going to chase us or ross, they're not gonna put a lot of rigs out on the market right now. to drill for this and they're going to be complacent. same thing with pioneer said the other day to see this is going to be a very interesting the next 6 months to year ahead. when the capital expenditures have not been made to bring the world to market and curve. i mean, we talk about this investment and how, you know, if they're not going to go and chase these oil prices, that means that unfortunately the price is probably going to keep going up. i mean, so how close are we in european curve to that $100.00 per barrel oil? or i think were there any, any action by russia is going to spark process for either which way they decided to go as far as ukraine goes right now, especially the natural gas price st. and i'd state those, we're going to be containing that go, harley went, skyrocketing last week as you know. but i will say we're way

and she mentioned chevron and exxon and their earnings today. to darren was of excellence at the day that they're not going to chase us or ross, they're not gonna put a lot of rigs out on the market right now. to drill for this and they're going to be complacent. same thing with pioneer said the other day to see this is going to be a very interesting next 6 months to year ahead. when the capital expenditures have not been made to bring the world to market and curve. i mean, we talk about this investment and how, you know, if they're not going to go and chase these oil prices, that means that unfortunately the price is probably going to keep going up. i mean, so how close are we in european curve to that $100.00 per barrel oil? i think were there any, any action by russia is going to spark prices for either which way they decide to go as far as ukraine goes right now, especially the natural gas prices during the 9 states. those are going to be containing that go harley went, skyrocketing last week as you know. but i would say a way closer to 100,

as i said before i lived by chevron and died by chevron. it's an imperfect document but it is the law of the land. >> thank you, senator lee. that concludes our hearing for this morning. thank you, ms. sohn for appearing before the committee today and for your continued commitment to public service. i hope that today's hearing addressed members concerns once and for all. senators will have until monday, february 14th at noon to submit questions for the record to the committee. ms. sohn will have one week to respond to those questions. thank you, again. that concludes today's hearing. >>> over the past year the u.s. capitol police inspector general's office has put out a number of reports on the january 6th attack at the u.s. capitol. inspector michael bolton will testify wednesday. >>> i can report to the nation america is on the move again. >> live, tuesday march 1st, the state of the union, president biden addresses a joint session of congress and the nation, reflecting on his first year in office and laying out an agenda for the year ahe

and they received a 50 percent stake in the joint cossack us oil company tank, ease chevron but neither the economic aid nor the nationalist car helped crowd shook under strong public pressure. early presidential elections were demanded. in 1994, he was defeated by his former prime minister. landed future. huh? oh landed coachman born on august 9th, 1938 in 1960. he graduated from the physics and technology faculty of nepa troughs state university, with a degree in mechanical engineering. he worked as an engineer at the usual oil rocket and space design bureau from 1986 to 1992. he was general director of the huge marsh association which among other things, produce nuclear launch vehicles for the ss, 18 satan missiles. in politics since 1990. he voted for the declaration of state sovereignty and for the adoption of the act on state independence from 1992 to 1993 . he was a prime minister of the government of ukraine. he was twice elected president of ukraine. only crowd shook coach mo worked in industry. that least he understood what the economy was and how it should operate. but unfort

while chevron reported $15600000000.00 for the year, both seeing their highest profits in 2014. now shell and b p are also expected to post good numbers this week. so what are these big earnings telling us about? the recovery of oil demand was kind of showing that the worst days of the pandemic may be behind us. now, as the oil and gas market is already on a steady volume and price recovery mode. since and dork, lowes and mid 2020. so especially the sustain recovery from asian oil demand is a sign that the worst is over. as far as the pandemic is concerned, the asian market is a major driver and the global energy dynamics. with about 40 percent market share and global energy consumption, primarily from oil and gas. so global oil demand is seen growing approximately $3.00 to $5000000.00 barrels per day in 2022 with analysts. the immediate impact from the current cobit search, and we are soon expected to return to a pre coven level in early 2022. however, a while demand for oil and gas has rebounded rapidly. global investment recovery has not kept pace. so we have seen a reduction

confederation president on the world of football and on that would have included the way to present alex on the chevron who's already taken the champion for the final off russia that was due to the state in st. petersburg. so he does like one of those fluid situations, but certainly this decision has not gone down well with it looking like actually because not taken the strong action that was being demanded. ah, hell are you watching al jazeera, these are the stories we're following. this. our european allies boosting their support for ukraine as the russian assault and to the 5th day in an unprecedented step. b. u has agreed to fund and supply weapons to a country at war and meeting between russia and ukraine is due to be held at the border with bella. ruth jenna, how is in levine? with more on those talks, representations from ukraine and russia are due to meet on monday in the town of crypt. yup. that's on the border between ukraine, ukraine and bell, a rooster scenario that was a band and part of a large area that was abandoned close to chernobyl at the time of the nuclear meltdown there in 1986. w

germany will increase the defense spending and will show you renewable energy group chevron has the stock up 40% chevron up 1% and the acquisition impacting the other alternative energy names all rusising nicely 10% today. >> thank you. >>> the latest sanctions from the u.s. hitting russian exposed firms sending the names and emerging markets lower we'll lay outy 6:■ o this.j■ as a small business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving with comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. so boost your bottom line by switching today. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on comcast business mobile and for a limited time save up to $750 on a new samsung device with eligible trade-in. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for thr

at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. >>> right now talks between high ranking ukrainian and russian officials are under way. this is close to the border between ukraine and belarus. ukraine has demanded ahead of the meeting an immediate cease-fire and complete withdrawal of russian troops from this country. >> meantime russian forces facing fierce and stiffer-than-expected resistance across the country. i want to show you video just into cnn this morning. this shows a convoy of russian military vehicles leaving the battle zone towards kharkiv heading back to military camps on the russian side of the border. also this morning, ukraine announcing it will create an international legion for foreign volunteers to join the fight against russia. >> joining us to discuss, retired army lieutenant general mark hertling, the former commanding general for europe and the seventh army. also olga, a fr

we heard from exxon and chevron over the last several days. exxon plans to boost permian output by 25% this year, for chevron something like 10%. how do you factor shale into this equation? ed: shale is massive in this equation. we won't get back to where we were producing at the end of 2020 until the end of this year. this means that shale is really almost as important a part of rebalancing the market from the oversupply of 2020 as opec+ was. we lost three years of production, and effect. but now production is rising at a really rapid rate, and we see these corporate reports coming in for the last quarter of the year and projections for this year. we are seeing an estimate increase of capital spending in the u.s. of about 30%. some people think maybe that is countered by inflation. we don't think inflation in the oil industry is anywhere near the 30% increase in capital spending. so we have cap related about 1.3 million in liquid production coming out of the u.s. this year versus last year, and 800,000 a day of that coming from crude oil, the

where it is ambiguous, chevron counsel, the agency can act. i'm not sure the fcc, i know when i was at the fcc and adopted, we didn't act in order to force congress' hand. i would like congress to act but we acted because we believed broadband needed oversight and need to be protected and promoted -- >> why congressional action if congress need not act? >> click on this ping-pong game for 20 years for you have a democrat in office saying how to work authority and a republican and a republican comes and says no deregulate. this is not good for anybody, not for consumers our industry so i'd like to see congress resolve the question enough let's talk about another quote from a while it's usually preferable congress be explicit in this direction there likely will be instances where an agency must rely on expertise to interpret the intent of congress. you stated and you and i agree congress is the lawmaking party and the agency should exercise only that lawmaking powers delegated by congress so how does an agency's expertise interpret the intent of

chevron and exxon have a presence in lubricants. a bank used by exxon to pay staff was one of the ones sanctions. it is hard to say with any certainty, it will depend on what kind of pressure these companies come under from their respective governments. dani: andrew, thank you. that is our energy and commodities editor in singapore. now joining us is stanislav mitrakhovich, eight reading expert in -- an expert on russia. thank you for joining us. this is a quickly of offing situation. in your role, you study the influence of political factors on the energy industry and you have many clients in the energy space. as we look at the oil majors contemplating offloading russian assets, what is the dilemma and issue they are currently facing? take us through the thinking of one of these companies at the moment. stanislav: hello, thank you for having me today. you mentioned some of the companies that work in russia and are in a hard position now. i can name other companies. one from america, with a russian lng project. also, oil services in

in fact, in the last quarter, exxon mobil, chevron, shell and bp made nearly $25 billion in profits in one quarter. gas price is soaring, profits of the oil companies soaring as well. but that's not all. everybody is worried about high food prices. senior citizens living on fixed incomes go to the grocery store and get upset about seeing increased prices of meat and vegetables. turns out that the food industry is also enjoying huge increases in profits. in fact kroger, one of the largest grocery store chains in america, made a record-breaking profit of some $4 billion in 2021, while its stock price jumped 36% in the past year, its ceo got a 296% pay raise over the past decade and they have been able to spend $1.5 billion on stock buybacks and dividends to enrich their wealthy shareholders. food prices soaring, and yet company after company in the food industry are making huge profits. for the people on top, the good news is, that it is not just that corporate profits have never been better. that is good news, but even better for them, is that ceo compensation has never been higher. the

chevron has released a statement, "we are prepared to continue normal operations if need be. " kumasi: staffing shortages caused delays this week on several bus lines. more than 20 lines were behind schedule, with weight lines significantly longer in some cases. a spokesperson told "the chronicle" this is because of all the sick because they have been getting. they have also lost more than 70 operators because of vaccination issues. b.a.r.t. is getting milestone today. the unique ribbon-cutting. reggie: and love is in the air. first, he took a weather with drew tuma. drew: good morning. here is our camera at kgo, on the roof, and the flags waving in the wind right now. the winds will just strengthen as the morning goes on. 22 the current wind gust in oakland, 27 in the city, 31 the wound gust in half, again, this offshore breeze drugs in the dry air, some relative humidity is low and also warmed this up later on this afternoon. when advisory in effect for areas shaded in yellow. high wind warnings in effect for the north bay mountains. this is where we will see the strongest wind gust

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that the play on rising oil prices, chevron has purchased the balance sheet. a good play. another one to look at was ups. we did see the stock surge but is trading below the market multiple. in a rising cost environment, they are controlling those costs. jack: that was a hint of good things from amazon. nice paint job in the background. let's go to jack. on at&t a dividend cut and the time warner spinoff but neither of those were surprises but stock sold off. jack: i say when is the payment coming? in the case of at&t the company will cut its payment by half. as it spins off warner media that will affect the stock prices. you are left with 6.5%. the share price is so low because it was such a stinky stinker for so long. the company will do its best verizon impression, spend its money on its own network. you would think shareholders would be appeased by that. the cell phone business has been growing nicely. if there's bad news, t-mobile has been growing exceptionally well. of things slow down it will be a share gainer or. if you are an investor you wonder what to do. you ha

at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. confirmation preparation work is underway this weekend for the supreme court nominee, judge ketanji brown jackson. jackson will be working with a team assembled under the former alabama senator doug jones, to help prepare her for personal minutes with senators, the judiciary committee questionnaire and her upcoming public hearings. judge jackson is highly qualified for the position of supreme court justice, given her years as a federal judge, a district court judge, a public defender and a law clerk for justice stephen breyer. however, she still has to get confirmed by the senate. these, days being supremely qualified for the job and duly nominated by the president doesn't mean you will be adequately recognize with the votes. because, if it did, merrick garland would be sitting on the high court today. instead, republicans didn't gamma vote at all bec

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