and b.b. and liberals lead in the country's first nationwide election in half a century according to unofficial results from saturday's poll that was marred by gunfire and violence. those are the top stories now eldorado for some and how for others next we travel to nigeria to explore how oil drilling affects local communities. it's like an island cut off from everywhere accessible only by helicopter. bank and more than two hundred kilometers off the coast of nigeria a floating factory that is unique in the world as big as eight football pitches it's a foretaste of what the search for oil will become. this enormous trough is itself at the heart of a wide a system that consists of searching for oil ever deeper under the sea and also further and further from the explosive situation that prevails on lands. submarines platforms and drilling vessels on a map a tiny rectangle named back. here as the owner of a few kilometer square that represents a new eldorado. in the center floating like a queen b

hello b.b.very friendly there have been stables on this territory for more than six centuries and generations of military and racing horses have been bred here the most popular horses the track into an old prussian breed that's been crossed with our breads over the years to produce an animal highly valued for its strength and speed and they're a curious not to. boast that's just a slick used a great way for kids to come in. and they're so friendly even the babies will come placed. afraid. the full tear are only a couple of months old and will stay with their mothers until they're strong enough to graze on their own. you can tell they're a big an hearty group of horses here but quite frankly they're a little spoilt because everybody also gets their very own wash and tanning session . on one side taking a little instruction from nina it was time to give king live here a good scrub. glamorous life i lead a boy yes. boy. you nice and clean. impress all the men as well you. know your head if you like

todd neff too which is gaining this hour more than two percent after moody's has raised its outlook to b.b. plus and the t.v. bank is falling after its first quarter net slipped around eleven percent t.n. k.b.p.s. also shedding value more than a one percent this hour and now on to the oil oil is trading mixed with the brand to staying just above one hundred dollars a barrel and that's all we have time for in this edition of business i'll be back in about fifteen minutes but meanwhile catch a lot more of our stories that are t. dot com slash business all right thanks for that update and here in archie we're going to take a short break and i'll be back with the news had lots. did pull started here before going global and now it's cooling fires. choose your place take your stuff. the movement. makes your statement. spread the word. coupon through the money. for. the food. if you knew about someone from feinstein. whose friends don't. come. industry claims in the process is perfectly. safe to say season's quests that brings nothing but. the environment knows better and the industry isn't telli

b.b. and t. which is a huge bank banking company in the mid south and he took over reasonably and is replaced the cope's the coke family and it was very important but he's not just going to be the moneybags of the cato institute so running the place and that's what makes it very interesting to go back in one thousand fifty nine mike wallace had an interview with diane rand and i think it's fascinating just a bit to get a context here let me just play a clip of this for. you are out to destroy almost every edifice in the contemporary american way of life judeo christian religion modified government regulated capitalism rule by the majority will either abuse of said but you scorn churches and the concept of god obvious accurate criticisms yet right so do you think the buy in rand's philosophies are dangerous if they go mainstream. or is there some contribution i can make to the american. well i think that if her philosophy was adopted quite the way john allison wants it to be adopted in toto. then

news company inflows to russia hit five billion dollars last month major movers moody's has raised to b.b. plus with a stable outlook but the banks falling off the first ball to slip. eleven percent and american journey takes on mobile has begun talks to sell its service stations to russia several firms are negotiating to boys german group already sold almost a third of its filling stations as it exits markets with fuel doubled its tooling closures luko is favorite to buy it's already has a chain of stations across western europe and europe today we'll have more for you next hour at thankful our look for today and. next up a report on how the rush for cheaper oil and gas in the u.s. is impacting on the environment that's after an update of the headlines with me. industry claims the process is perfectly sweet. singes quests that brings nothing but clean power and comfort but the environment knows better and the industry isn't telling the whole story. that goddamn liner's. they're here to. make as much money as they can and get the hot. coals started here before going global and now it's pu

the past hour and some of the biggest movers on the my sex include nafta which moody's has raised to b.b. plus where the stable outlook the t.d. bank is losing almost two percent after its first quarter of the net profit fell eleven percent and t m k b p is also down more than one percent this hour and now on to crude an important indicator for the russian equity markets and green is trading next this hour brant is gaining in fact it's trading above one hundred one dollars a barrel and events all the latest from the business desk i'll be back in about fifteen minutes but you can catch all the latest at our site or to dot com slash business all right we'll see you then thanks for that update. and coming up for you spot was gaunt fuel for thought up ahead that's after the headlines in this very short break stay with us. thank you. i. wish i. could. see. that. destry claims the process is perfectly. safe. says brings nothing. but the environment knows better and the industry isn't telling the whole story. machine would be so much brighter if you moved down someone from phones to pressure .

b.b.'s the being opposed to trying to buy the purpose of the international community certainly going to be more pressure on the part of for instance the west against those who are against russia and china. for what the stopping of course. he was i think it was security council to try to extend the world that we should have the observers to be proposed what the. swap service but to try to beat the if we could it's. now because he says if you were there will be more open urgency in this regard the last of forgive me if if i've got this wrong correct me please if i had but my understanding all this utterance now from the red cross means that now the army and rebels can be prosecuted for war crimes is that true well that's what they say. in any case the arc shows that they were conducted before a. crimes that may have been through these conflicts before it has been there by the process of civil war i would say that they will still be prosecuted. at least in terms so for violations of the rights

oil company of course has announced that it's looking at buying it in fact both of those the afghan b.b. have confirmed that they've signed this agreement marking the start of negotiations which are going to be kept confidential for the next few months with itself says that this doesn't guarantee anything since the russian shareholders off the end of course i mean. they're already in the process of negotiations with b.p. on the same issue and they do have. right now here he has been in the spotlight for quite some time there's a lot of speculation that there are. in the joint ventures management around which side has more influence it is a very attractive project and well definitely the russian shareholders are very keen on getting their hands on the b.b.c. shares the british energy giant and were also in the spotlight some time ago and i mean in january two thousand and eleven when they signed the deal aiming to jointly develop the arctic shelf that deal was basically blocked a again why and how flags are seen off the flame that it's why only to the national t m p p p agreement they di

should be properly trained to be courteous during stops but it's cheerleading for ray kelly and why b.b. was much more prominent than his one sentence addressing the concerns of those most affected by this policy so looks like if you're bloomberg is out of again tearing away at our most basic civil liberties making an argument in favor of cops hassling any citizen of new york without provocation you know it's really sad to see him defending a policy which travels on or for the moment write something to the mayor here things that we rely on too much if that's possible and what's worse is that he's just using solid fear mongering techniques to do it just say it's for the sake of national security or in this case your personal safety your children's safety and lo and behold everyone's expected just. hand over their civil liberties just like our ever growing surveillance state just like the boy does drug laws that lead to more african-americans being jailed across the country if you say it's in the public's interest to cooperate lock up anybody who doesn't play by the rules and unfortunatel

so many people can call it both from the b.b. north can be late for one month when the classes began their two government is trying to help by opening the places the schools they are trying to help these positions to look and to give them what seems frank to free assist quite some to some space for the family there is a wheeling olic both poofy changes but they're not the people who will be changed by gun or change by force you know they will just because we are full of bad examples in other cities like dance like come on let. other cities so i think the big we ring for people in syria is seeing the change in kuwait in a piece in a political way not by council forces. well the focus of the conflict shifted to aleppo after the army flushed out what it described as militants from key districts in the capital damascus but the u.s. has shaken off the set but while hailing the rebels actions and pledging additional support from the investigative website who was why don't call me spoke to me he says the mainstream media is singing in c

they brought parachutes, sleeping bags and a red rider b.b. gun to pop the balloons. journey lasted seven hours and covered 30 miles before they had to abort the flight. >> alan: just ahead, catching baseball fever. >> programs. >> ama: there's one element of the game that is 'changing the way -- >> leigh: live doppler 7hd picking up thunderstorms in xÑxÑñ!ñcúsalifornia, and look at >> baseball season is in full swing and san francisco has pennant fever. >> alan: there are some fans for whom bats, balls and pencils go hand in hand. >> let's go out to the ball game. let's go out with the crowd. let get some peanuts and -- but wait a minute. look at bennet over there. he has been doing there is for four decades and has too much merchandize. >> can you make a living selling score cards. >> no. >> would many of us know what to do with one? that would be sandy wooten. >> people aren't keeping scores. >> can you blame enemy? there's so much to do at the ballpark and the game is part of it. we need to text. we need to eat. we need to drink. how can a person do all that and e

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i thought that was the chief reason besides going to israel for day and getting a picture with b.b. he was going on this trip, to remind americans look, i'm not just some rich corporate tycoon. i helped save the olympics in america. there was no echo in london to marine mind us about that. it was baffling he did not seize that opportunity more and to me, that is perhaps the biggest missed opportunity of this trip. >> i think that -- in sports terms, you have a big ten schedule, 11, 12 games, right? you think you got the easy one. this was theies write one. he wasn't up for it. let's take a look at the interview carl cameron had with romney. romney took on the press and coverage of his trip. that's to be expected. >> i realize that the -- there will be some in the state who are far more interested in finding something to write about they unrelated to the economy, to geopolitics, the this threat of war, afghanistan, nuclearization of iran. they will instead try to find anything else to divert from the fact that this last four years have been tough years for our country. >> maybe it sa

he berated b.b.hu in scprieft publicly, nen then, sort of shared that with the media to further embarrass the israeli prime minister. he has been -- there is deep concerns about where he is with regard to our staunch ally, israel. he has said things like we need to return to the 67 borders that the israelis find very problematic policy. if it was one thing, it wouldn't be that much. but this is one of many things that has caused a lot of -- a lot of jewish americans and a lot of israelis to be concerned about how president obama views this relationship. >> greta: i go to karl rove dot-com to look at the math and i will continue to do so, where you lay out the states and when way they are leaning. i am curious, we talk about the republicans and democrat and it is independents. is there any way to measure right now the undecided? >> well, we do get the undecided. like today in the -- in the gallup daily trabbing poll, i think the undecideds are 9 pmpls we are likely to see 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 be there for

and i think ha we found is in fact there's like a million silver b.b.'s and it's finding the way you can monetize what we have always done, which is providing advertisers a way to connect with and access the audience and doing it in either as targeted and therefore high cpm or mass and therefore lower cpm as possible. as far as i have seen and hopefully there are smarter ad guys at i can't ooh han they, there is no silver bullet, no new magical monetization that's going to come down the pike tomorrow. >> so i agree with will. i agree with will. if there were a silver bullet we'd have seen it by now. we cannot change fundamentally when monday ol -- monopolies disappear so we've got to figure out what it's going to be that will pay the salaries of people who do substantial journalism. part of that is to walk away from the idea that everybody covers the same thing. so if finally the publications that will succeed, and unfortunately for the ones that are going to actually focus on building something that is unique, has unique value and that causes people to

and i think ha we found is in fact there's like a million silver b.b.'s and it's finding the way you can monetize what we have always done, which is providing advertisers a way to connect with and access the audience and doing it in either as targeted and therefore high cpm or mass and therefore lower cpm as possible. as far as i have seen and hopefully there are smarter ad guys at i can't ooh han they, there is no silver bullet, no new magical monetization that's going to come down the pike tomorrow. >> so i agree with will. if there were a silver bullet we'd have seen it by now. we cannot change fundamentally when monday ol -- monopolies disappear so we've got to figure out what it's going to be that will pay the salaries of people who do substantial journalism. part of that is to walk away from the idea that everybody covers the same thing. so if finally the publications that will succeed, and unfortunately for the ones that are going to actually focus on building something that is unique, has unique value and that causes people to prefer them over ot

and i think ha we found is in fact there's like a million silver b.b.'s and it's finding the way you can monetize what we have always done, which is providing advertisers a way to connect with and access the audience and doing it in either as targeted and therefore high cpm or mass and therefore lower cpm as possible. as far as i have seen and hopefully there are smarter ad guys at i can't ooh han they, there is no silver bullet, no new magical monetization that's going to come down the pike tomorrow. >> so i agree with will. if there were a silver bullet we'd have seen it by now. we cannot change fundamentally when monday ol -- monopolies disappear so we've got to figure out what it's going to be that will pay the salaries of people who do substantial journalism. part of that is to walk away from the idea that everybody covers the same thing. so if finally the publications that will succeed, and unfortunately for the ones that are going to actually focus on building something that is unique, has unique value and that causes people to prefer them over ot

and i think ha we found is in fact there's like a million silver b.b.'s and it's finding the way you can monetize what we have always done, which is providing advertisers a way to connect with and access the audience and doing it in either as targeted and therefore high cpm or mass and therefore lower cpm as possible. as far as i have seen and hopefully there are smarter ad guys at i can't ooh han they, there is no silver bullet, no new magical monetization that's going to come down the pike tomorrow. >> so i agree with will. if there were a silver bullet we'd have seen it by now. we cannot change fundamentally when monday ol -- monopolies disappear so we've got to figure out what it's going to be that will pay the salaries of people who do substantial journalism. part of that is to walk away from the idea that everybody covers the same thing. so if finally the publications that will succeed, and unfortunately for the ones that are going to actually focus on building something that is unique, has unique value and that causes people to prefer them over ot