stone to find out who was in the e-mail, if they were coordinating why go to julian assange. tucker: if you want to help russia, you spike gas prices. the fastest way to do that take the richest natural gas fields in the world offline with the green new deal. i don t really understand, it s the people saying that the united states should stop the production of fossil fuels are claiming that trump, who promotes the production of fossil fuels, is on russia s side? seems insane to me. russia, in fairness, trump gets into trouble sometimes, i mean, i think in 2016, he said russia if you re listening you should leak the hillary e-mails. tucker: of course. and moments where the helsinki summit from last summer another example, he will say things that i think most people, including myself, would scratch their head, where this coming from, why is he being so differential to putin. what we haven t seen is follow-thru in terms of the policy. tucker: nor the bedrock. nor have we seen
challenges not just for egypt but any nation looking to explore more natural gas fields? if we think about this field in egypt in particular, it s in deep water. and that is a higher cost and technically somewhat challenging but it s probably not impossible. is it a big and capable company that should be able to develop a field like this. gas resources are found in difficult area, politically or environmentally difficult like the arctic. and gas prices along with oil prices have fallen dramatically. a lot of large gas finds around the world, the ones more difficult to develop will go undeveloped for a long period because they won t be commercial. this field has good chances of being commercial but other fields will sit there for many years. and governments have not done themselves favors and put barriers in the way of developing gas resources and the expectations they will always
welcome back to outnumbered. the chaos in iraq is getting worse by the day. a town about an hour from baghdad that is home to four natural gas fields have been taken over by isis-led militants this as we learn the white house apparently didn t see the insurgency coming. a report says senior administration officials met with senators behind closed doors earlier this week and told them the white house did not anticipate and wasn t prepared for the rise of isis. meantime, the ap is reporting cia officers in iraq have been hunkered down in their heavily-fortified compound since the u.s. left the country in 2011, leaving our spying program to wither on the vine. some say that could be the reason the united states was reportedly caught off guard. kimberly, i know you re fired up about this issue. totally. and this is untrue. the administration actually knew about it, was warned by several of our intelligence agencies and by head of kurdish intelligence that these activities were ha
it. police in norway will interview anders breivik today. he s in solitary confinement in a prison near oslo. meanwhile police have called off the search for more victims of the shooting rampage on utoya island. 68 people were killed. a formal inquiry into britain s phone-hacking scandals began in london. a woman who worked with the now depuck news of the world tabloid after her daughter s murder now says her phone was hacked. sara payne had defended the tabloid, even writing the last edition, and calling it a force for good. there s been some break for the rain-soaked korean peninsula, and the clean-up is under way. huge tract ts of farmland are flooded in northee kra and about half a meet over rain poured down on the south korean capital in just 48 hours. at least 51 people died in floods and mud slides. those are the headlines. i m zain verjee, and world business today starts now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com a very good morning to you. from cnn london, i
congresswoman and rest of the top stories at america s news headquarters. join me. cheryl: the jobless rate is better but still above 9%. national average for gas pushing further above $3 a gallon. now head of the american petroleumth the is telling the president to fix it drilling america s huge untapped oil and natural gas fields. he says it will create hundreds of thousands of jobs. generalrate nearly $2 trillion in government revenue. produce energy that america needs for a century. john, do you think he is right here? no doubt about it. this is a trifecta. create jobs to get us off of foreign fuel. allow us to have lower heating costs. when greg was interviewed by congress and asked why are the heating costs so high, he said in miami we bring in fuel from nigeria. when cuba can drill in the waters, cuba will be drilling and we can t drill in the same waters. we need jobs.