terms of getting the logistics of their energy supply, their energy mix up and running, it s extremely complicated. you re not just talking about the oil itself, isa. you re talking about the infrastructure, the companies that are based on that way of organizing their oil supply. it s hugely problematic. and yet the french ministry said right now on french radio he believes the eu will decide to push ahead with the sanctions. still, though, a remarkable test of their resolve. indeed. indeed. we shall see what happens in the days ahead. melissa bell for news paris, thanks very much, melissa. good to see you. pope francis is warning the head of the russian orthodox church not to become, quote, putin s altar boy. the pope s strongest words yet who has endorsed the invasion of ukraine. he said president putin may have
turkish forces trying to take a piece of this territory, no choice but to reconsider its drawdown, but he said the main reason is definitely not oil, not the oil itself, but a watch over the territory that encompasses it. protecting the oil fields might sound pretty straightforward, but take a look at this. securing the oil essentially means securing this entire region. which helps justify the u.s. presence here. today a u.s. military spokesman told us the repositioning of forces is to defeat the remnants of isis and to protect critical infrastructure. but norah, the trump administration at first said a small number of troops would return to protect the oil in an area hundreds of miles from where we found them today. o donnell: all right, charlie. thank you. there is much more ahead on tonight s cbs evening news. preventing school shootings, a new secret service report tonight on the warning signs. why e-cigarette maker juul is
like rex tillerson who does business on more than 50 countries and 60 continents. he told you what he was going to do and he does it and they can t believe it. tillerson wouldn t be the fist secretary of state with a business background george schultz was for reagan. one of the key issues they have are the connections with russia. as i go to you, he s the chairman and ceo of exxon mobil. $150 million net worth. when you talk about oil itself, chuck, it is the greatest bargaining chip. could tillerson not use that to our ad vantage? i think that s why our government and forefathers set up a confirmation process. they should question not only tillerson but every nominee.
determination in their fight against a multinational company flooded with cash and a government they feel has forsaken them yet again. there are three major issues that support those who oppose the pipeline. the oil itself, the toxic quality of the tar sands oil, the placement of the pipeline over the aquifer and the land rights of the landowners. i have a trans canada memo that says it will leak 1 to 2% undetected. undetected? undetected. for a pipeline that spills 800,000 i mean, that carries 800,000 barrels a day, that s a lot of tar sends and benzene into the ground undetected. what s your response to those who are concerned about it coming over the aquifer? i think they ve alleviated that process, that problem by
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