will: growing number texas, fall basically meant football season, but i lived up here for a good 15 years and the northeast does fall right. i mean the weather, the leaves obviously but then what we just did, the apples and apple sigh darling stone i don t think i ever had an apple cider doughnut before moving up here. rachel: really? will: no, the cake doughnut not so popular. it s good. rachel: it s one of the benefits of i grew up in arizona where you just had two seasons, hot and not so hot. here you have four seasons and the fall is a real thing and unlike in wisconsin, you re right, up here in the northeast, it lingers. it s a long season and really beautiful and it s so great to see the leaves and as we had the food and colors, it s awesome. todd: at reason fall is great in new york city, autumn in new york, you mention the word linger. what doesn t linger in the fall is horrific smells that fill the entire city scape during the summer. they go away as temperature
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500 million barrels of oil, which makes it the uk s largest untapped oil field. but the plan has faced widespread criticism. last month 50 mps and peers from all major parties raised concerns the oil field could produce 200 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. craig macmahon is senior vice president for research at the energy consultancy wood mackenzie. hejoins us from edinburgh. today we have had a lot about all this controversy all day long. what i want to focus on is the scale of this. talk me through the size of this. talk me through the size of this and what it might do for the uk as an oil producer? the this and what it might do for the uk as an oil producer? as an oil producer? the scale of it is not insignificant as an oil producer? the scale of it is not insignificant but as an oil producer? the scale of it is not insignificant but on - as an oil producer? the scale of it is not insignificant but on a - as an oil producer? the scale of it is not insignificant b
the field is located 80 miles west of shetland, and is thought to contain 500 million barrels of oil, which makes it the uk s largest untapped oil field. but the plan has faced widespread criticism. last month 50 mps and peers from all major parties raised concerns the oil field could produce 200m tonnes of carbon dioxide. craig macmahon is senior vice president for research at the energy consultancy wood mackenzie. i asked him what this means for the uk as an oil producer. the scale of rosebank in a uk perspective is not insignificant. on a global perspective, it s much, much smaller. so at peak production levels, maybe in about 2027, 2028, we would expect production between maybe 60,000 and 70,000 barrels per day. if you put that into perspective, i mean, currently oil demand sits at 101 million barrels per day on the global scale. so that is to say that rosebank will ultimately contribute significantly less than 0.1% of supply. from the uk perspective, though, it s sli
what s next as the issue takes center stage in the fight for president. then, with just days to go until his hush money trial, strum tries again to delay the case. us, with today s hotter than expected inflation report, news for your wallet before the election. as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening, i m in for stephanie ruhle. we are now 209 days away from the election. 101 million americans live in a state where almost all abortions are banned. that is about 30% of the population of this country. with this week s decision, arizona becomes the 17th state on that list. today, state democrats tried to introduce bills to quickly repeal the 1864 law but republicans removed one bill from the agenda, then went to recess before lawmakers could vote on another. on monday, trump said abortion should be left up to the states, but now he says this particular state made the wrong move. mr. president, did arizona go too far? yeah, they did, and that ll