a real big impact here in the north sea.he north sea is one of the highest cost basins to operate in and of course when the revenue falls away, we can't just to get our price down to make sure the fields are competitive in a environment. reporter: many people are giving up on the industry. mechelle has lost her job twice. now she's setting up her own business. she's renovated an old shop. in a few days she'll be opening her takeaway & cafe. mechelle clark: here we are. it's taken a lot of work to get here. we're nearly there. i'm very glad to be out of the oil and gas insutry. -- industry. it certianly doens't seem to be improving, so i feel like i've made the right decision so far. reporter: this customer is looking for a free meal. this is one of aberdeen's many food distribution centres. two years ago, they dispensed a total of 10,000 food parcels a year. that figure has gone up to 30,000. >> over the last 6-9 months we've noticed an increase in what you might describe as casualties of the oil industry. reporter: its the

is cutting taxes on the north sea oil industry by about one billion pounds over the next five years. that boosted oil shares in the u.k. that's part of the reason the ftse 100 ends up in positive territory. let's talk you through another stock market story. the operators of the london and frank for stock exchanges have agreed to a merger deal. set to joins are forces. the combined value of this new company is around 26.5 billion euros and it would create one of the world's largest extremes -- exchange operators. almostlders would hold 46% of the new company. which of course -- deutsche borse shareholders would hold the rest. self driving cars are being tested in several parts of the world. they are being billed as the next big thing. there is a legal question mark hanging over the industry. self drivinggulate cars? american lawmakers have been meeting with those in the field to talk about the issue. the industry is calling for standards across the united states. mark thompson reports. going for a spin with no hands on the wheel. self driving cars are fast moving from science fiction

their goal was the instruction of gas for quality under the north sea. google has failed to provide support to secure foreign direct investment compared to its dcg secures supply, it would also provide the stock to grow our industry and all of that. will the prime minister looked into this appalling opportunity and urgently change course and develop a meaningful industrial energy structure their british industry workers and playing it so badly needs? >> i will certainly look at the kc raises because we back all energy projects that create jobs and growth in our country. we have the very act of industrial strategy for that. i know he's disappointed, but i was say that is an extra billion pound capital investment and even after that, there is no sign yet that carbon capture and storage can be even close to competitive to nuclear power or offshore wind. look carefully at the kc mentions. >> prichard batman. >> a large proportion of the fish cockfight reddish vessels landed in the u.k. are exported to e.u. countries. a great many of our fishermen of the euro

we just bought a big interest in the largest north sea field.ade great investments and will just get better. >> do you have an overall revenue target? bloomberg estimates 3% growth a year, it would take 10 years you back to that level should things go well. what level are you targeting? >> the business is different. you go back to 2011, consumers shopped in a different way. for us, we are simply going to create a strategy that will allow customers the way they want to shop. we are not setting a sales target as our goal. we are setting a growth initiative. we want to grow for 2016 between 3% and 4%. we think that is achievable. we want to create a strong, sustainable return. there are a lot of great companies that have revenue less than $20 billion. last year, we grew 4.5%. that was significant. we are targeting 3% to 4% growth in 2016. we have growth projection similar to that for the next two years. stephanie: we have seen retail get slaughtered. your china orders surged. your numbers are great. what do you know that the rest of the retail clim

live radar is picking up on showers to the north. sea breeze front forming with showers and sprinkles forming along the saint john's river. one thunderstorms in northern marion is moving away from fort mccoy and the gainesville area. what we are also starting to see is a larger area of light showers beginning to build out to the west in the gulf of mexico. little fingers of moisture coming toward us and it looks later tonight and through the weekend. big storms in the gulf of mexico right now. another line of severe weather moving toward pensacola. they got hit hard last night and more rain for us as i mentioned last night. this is tomorrow at 2 in the afternoon. widespread clouds and showers and a few embedded thunderstorms. right now we have mainly cloudy skies. 84, warm out there, big changes out there and much more on that and the seven-day forecast coming up. >> sonni: live in prison for the oviedo mom who killed her daughter. the woman shot her daughter two years ago and tried to kill herself. her lawyer said she has been battling

there is speculation that taxes on the north sea oil will become.ritish grid producers had been hit by lope low producing. scarlet: the collapse of the drumsh irish bank -- david had fought to claim bankruptcy protection and his eight irish law charges. he's accused of hiding massive losses from shareholders and faces up to 10 years in prison. and that is your bloomberg business flash. "what'd you miss?" legislators are gearing up for an impeachment process after millions of people took to the street in brazil. our sao paulo bureau chief joins us now. we saw these massive demonstrations -- the pictures are stunning. where does the protest stands now? >> now we are waiting for congress to come back. the supreme court will rule on the impeachment guidelines on wednesday. on thursday the president of the lower house has said that once he has this ruling he will resume future proceedings which have been stalled for a couple months. if: what are the prospects, the impeachment proceedings were to begin? look at me look out for -- what is the timeline? >>

far it will go stop the flow of refugees >>> north korea has reportedly fired at least one ballistic missile which flew 800 kilometers before landing in the sea of japan. the launch comes amid heightened tensions in the region after the u.s. or u.n. imposed fresh sanctions against north korea. the reaction has been as swift as the missile's launch, especially from north korea's neighbors. south korea condemned it as another provocative act. >> translation: north korea should focus on improving the north korea people's quality of life. this action is not good for themselves. >> reporter: as with a similar launch last week, the missiles were fired into the sea between north korea an japan. unlike last week, these are thought to have been medium-range missiles at least one reaching 800 kilometers. >> translation: we strongly protest to north korea. the government will do not work in close cooperation with international community and respond firmly. >> reporter: this latest launch tests the patience of neighboring china. in china there's growing alarm at the instability on the korean peninsula and frustration that despite its influence, it's ally

lib) 3 covering 3 world news now ...tensions remain high between north and south korea after the north the sea ...south korea's joint chiefs of staff says it flew about 500 miles before it crashed off the east coast.the launch comes days after kim jong un ordered tests of a nuclear warhead, and ballistic missiles capable of carrying warheads.north korea has said it carried out a simulated test of technology it needs to develop a long-range nuclear missile.. and claims it had one safely to the atmosphere 3 covering america now ...we're learning more about isis- inspired stabbings at the university of california, merced ...agents say 18-year old faisal mohammad planned a november attack at least one week before carrying it out.he hurt four fellow students before being killed by a campus police officer.the f-b-i says it found isis propaganda on mohammad's laptop.. and evidence that he had visited the terror group's website.investigators say he acted alone. 3 now to the latest on efforts to replaceme the late justice antonin scalia ...president obama nominated merrick garland to the supreme court.

north korea has reportedly fired two ballistic missiles. one is said to have flown 800 kilometers before hitting the sea of jap aborigine. last week it launched two short-range ballistic missiles. it comes amid heightened tension in the region. >> reporter: the reaction has been a swift as the missiles launch, especially from north korea's neighbors. south korea condemned it as another provocative act. >> translation: north korea should focus on improve north koreans' quality of life and the development of relations between us >> reporter: as with a similar launch last week, the missiles were fired into the sea between north korea and japan. unlike last week these are thought to have been medium-range missiles with at least one reaching 800 kilometers. that brought a strong response from japan because parts of its territory could be reached by a medium range rocket. >> translation: we have strongly protested to north korea. the government will continue to work in close cooperation with international community and respond firmly. >> reporter: this latest launch further tests the patience of neighboring china. in china ther

north korea has launched four projectiles in the sea of japan. the launch comes amidst among the rise rise rise willing tension. rising tension. >> reporter: earlier on today south korea's military said that the north fired at least five missiles into waters off its eastern coast. we're not sure what size these projectiles were. it's not thought that they were particularly large, but, of course, this comes after the north fired two mid-range ballistic missiles on friday and last week the north korean leader warned that his country was preparing to carry out multiple ballistic missile launches and a nuclear war head test. so the question is, is what happened today, is what happened on friday a prelude to all of that. during the past few weeks, north korea has ignored appeals for restraint. it continue to defy not just its close friend china but the governments of japan, the u.s. and united nations. for the moment the north korean leader refuses to listen to those appeals for restraint and who knows what he will do next >>> you do wonder what the in

north korea. they say they were launched towards the east sea, also known as the sea of japan. the u.n. ty council was unanimous in its decision to impose new sanctions on north korea over recent nuclear test followed by a rocket launch. harry fawcett is our man in japan. >> reporter: in that news conference, the ministry of defense in south korea saying a number of projectiles had been fired into the sea. the local media in south korea are reporting a little bit more fully. they sometimes get briefings from unnamed military officials. they are talking about a range of apparently 100, to 150 kilometers. six or eight to nine projectiles, unclear whether they were short range missiles or from perhaps a multi-rocket launch system. it's understood analysis is underway on that point. the ministry of defense is saying that it's military remains in a heightened state of readiness, watching out for any further actions by its counterparts in north korea. we are coming into a period of annually heightened tensions between north and south because there are military exercises due to get underway on

speaking of the brits, north sea have huge challenges at the moment because it is much, much higher than that. the problem for north america comes when you look out, when you say what about new production? particularly unconventionals where the decline rates are so great year on year? if you look out to new fields that are forecast to be producing in 2020, you see those break evens go up. unconventionals go up to 40 top $80 a barrel. from the gulf, 75 to $80 a barrel. if we are in a world of $60 oil in 2020, a lot of those developments have problems. so as an industry we need to think about how to bring those down. a lot of focus in recent years has been about getting pricing out of the supply chain, increasing productivity. in the onshore price, total cost to develop barrels has come down 20, even 30, even more percent. there is a little bit more to go but probably not too much further to go. the offshoring has been on similar journey. it is slower because the projects are just bigger. the question is how do we keep that going and is it something the whole industry needs to focus on? we

their goal was the instruction of gas for quality under the north sea. google has failed to provide support to secure foreign direct investment compared to its dcg secures supply, it would also provide the stock to grow our industry and all of that. will the prime minister looked into this appalling opportunity and urgently change course and develop a meaningful industrial energy structure their british industry workers and playing it so badly needs? >> i will certainly look at the kc raises because we back all energy projects that create jobs and growth in our country. we have the very act of industrial strategy for that. i know he's disappointed, but i was say that is an extra billion pound capital investment and even after that, there is no sign yet that carbon capture and storage can be even close to competitive to nuclear power or offshore wind. look carefully at the kc mentions. >> prichard batman. >> a large proportion of the fish cockfight reddish vessels landed in the u.k. are exported to e.u. countries. a great many of our fishermen of the euro

winds o o of the north-northeast, seas running between 6 and 9 feet. will in the keys, also an rough. the forecast, high clouds around chilly temperatures, coldest night by far for the month of march at this point. low 50s inland and mid 50s, upper 50s and the keys, and tomorrow's temperatures start to feel more mild by the afternoon. a bit bghter in the way of sunshine, and then back to the highs in the 80s, and even mid 80s by friday. 7 news back after a break. >> >> lynn: that's 7 news at 4:30. thank you for watching. i'm lynn martinez. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. this is a new day. this is knew ava diaz between our two countries. >> reporter: president obama meets with raul castro on cuban soil. >> and hey vanna restaurant host history during the family's first visit here. we have live cox rej from the cuban capital. >> here at home cuban exiles at odds. thigh this is a thrill for for obama for himself. it will create relations ships like never before. >> mixed emotion on the streets of little havana. >> >> belkeys: also tonight a man bleeding

taking their the new sanctions would require u-n members to inspect cargo going in and out of north korea by sea and air. the list of banned items has been expanded... it now includes luxury items like watches, snow mobiles, and lead crystal. it also calls on north korea to follow previous sanctions already in place. the resolution is in response to the country's latest nuclear and rocket test. russia received the latest draft last thursday... but officials there keep asking for more time to review it. they've also suggested several changes. the vote should go on as planned today. 3 in brazil... a privacy battle has just landed a "facebook" executive... behind bars. facebook's vice president in latin america... "diego zodan"... is being held for questioning. it's all over the company's messaging service... "whats app" the company refused to provide data from the app... to help stop an online drug- trafficking operation. facebook says there are privacy concerns. the company was fined more than a quarter of a *million dollars... but still wouldn't budge. so zodan was jailed... to pressure facebook

seas. winds out of north northeast and seas up to 9 feet for tonight. next high tide just after 7:30 in miami-dade and broward and a little bit later in the keys just after nine ofnlgt. water temperatures in the mid 70 ts. warmer than what we'reoing to find on the air temperature for tonight. thermometers getting down into the lower 50s western suburbs. miami-dade and bra bro quard. wide spread 50s as we wake up on tuesday this morning. a little driet brighter day tomorrow with nice sunshine. temperatures start to bounce back closer to average tomorrow and then temperares continue to rise deep near the week heading into easter weekend. that's your 7 on 7 forecast. >>> >> alsls on 7, a group of bartenders smiling face from ear to ear ave could neddian left a pretty big tip. an autograph they wrbt expect oog. and a move that earned them some good fans. who doesn't like a good tip. yeahguys, aim shoe mer was checking out broad way blockbuster hit ham mill done and they got the ultimate surprise after she signed her receipt a. comedian aim shoe mer was tak

. >>> south korean military officials say north korea has fired objects believed to be missiles toward the sea of japan. they say five projectiles were launched between 3:19 and 4:05 p.m. south korea time in the eastern part of north korea. officials say they landed in the sea after flying about 200 kilometers. they're monitoring the situation. japanese defense ministry officials say one of the projectiles was a missile. the u.s. and south korea began the biggest ever joint military exercise in march. it practiced drills. the north launched shortened mid-range ballistic missiles towards the sea of japan on march 10th and 18th. the north also conducted a set of military drills under the supervision of leader kim jong-un. the state-run korean central television reported on sunday that the north's ground, naval and air forces took part in drills bedn a scenario of landing south kea. >> translator: it cannot be denied that north korea may further engage in provocative actions in defiance to increasing pressure from the international community and to the ongoing u.s.-south korea joint military dril

north korea for a rocket launch. pyongyang fired off more missiles in the sea. here's more on that, benjamin? orter: hi, jon, north korea responded by aggression launching rockets in the sea. this is after the new sanctions were imposed by the u.n. security council and that will isolate the country in the attempt to curb their nuclear program. the missiles crashed 60 or 90 miles out in the sea. north korea responds withacs like these. no response to the ballistic missile test and include a ban on cold and iron and ore and anything that could be used for anything in the militaries or missile program. something that the u.s. is trying to halt. >> to be clear today's actions are not aimed at increasing the suffering of the north korea people. but increase the cost on pyongyang's leadership as it seeks to advance its nuclear and ballistic missile's programs. >> reporter: it is aimed at the young dictator in pyongyang p. a ban on luxury watches and jet skis and all cargo will have to be checked. but there have been sanctions on north korea and they have still found their way around them. we'll see

weekend, looks like the chance of rain is increasing, and the temperatures will go down. north for tonight. the sea breeze storms tomorrow, and to the north near the front and another batch of clouds and showers, and a few thunderstorms are moving in as we get in the day on saturday. here's tonight's action, and today's action up to the north. the computer model, showing a tonight. that'll weaken, however as we go through the afternoon tomorrow, we'll have a chance for showers and thunderstorms. it's 4:00 tomorrow, a little bit of action developing, and i do believe the best chance of ryan is farther to the north. -- rain the forth to the north. cooling down sunday, chance of showers early in the day on sunday, again, saturday is the wettest day, and next week, looks sunny and nice. >>> we have breaking news out of miami. quarterback, trey walker, is he was involved in the crash, just before 8:00, and john harbaugh, called this devastating news. he's in critical condition. >>> and bay hill is picking up again tomorrow. adam scott, came into the invitational as the number six player in the world, bu

tom: for the united kingdom people, how wide is the english channel right now in the north sea?eople of england after 50 years of peace? richard: they are apart. i lived in england for six years . there is a national consciousness. tom: where is the national consciousness right now? richard: it is very much on the british side. brussels has never capture the popular imagination. it has always been a more elite thing. a lot of brits will not be swayed by the elite arguments of this or that financial situation. extent this is to some an iteration of the global inequality or their business owners in the u.k. who say we are not in the single market. richard: i am not sure it is about inequality. i am on the other side of that debate. there are concerns about upward mobility. people are not happy with their lot and they are looking for things to blame. this is the one opportunity that will come up in british politics to express frustration and disappointment. if it were a national election, they would choose that. too muchgerous to read into the narrative. unhappy with their lot, and

adrian brown has the story. >> a big controversy as to what north korea did or didn't fire into the sea. military projectiles or shells. on friday, north korea said it carried out two ballistic missile tests roughly in the same area, and a few days before that, the north korean leader warned it was ready for a nuclear warhead test. we know that the north koreans have launched 15 projectiles and missiles of varying sizes. is this is deeply unsettling for china. china is the only friend that north korea has, practically. and sanction he are being imposed on north korea because about 70% of what that country receives passes through china. but of course, implementation is going to be issue. is china really going to be able to inspect every container and shipment bound for north korea? china says it doesn't believe that sanctions in themselves will bring the north koreans round. it says it wants to return to negotiation. but for the moment, the north koreans are simply ignoring those comments and continuing to dephi the international community. >> ten years ago today a software developer in

south korea says the north fired five short-range projectiles into the sea monday. three days before, north korea launched a medium- range missile into the sea. at least 14 people are wounded in shootings across chicago... in a single day. that includes four boys-- injured in a shooting on the west side yesterday. police say a man walked up to a crowd and started firing. one of yesterday's victims has since a u-c-f student is woken up in the middle of the night by armed intruders. the suspects robbing him at gunpoint... and taking off into the night. coming up... we will head-out live to the scene for the very latest on the search for those responsible. plus we're staying breaking news in belgium... this is a live look at the streets of brussels. several explosion have gone off-- in what appears to be-- multiple terror attacks. mions... happening at an airport and several bus stations. right now-- we are hearing that at least 13 people are dead.. many more are injured. we will continue to follow the breaking news... all morning on good day during this extended visit

a tennis official accuses women riding on the coat tails of men. ♪ north korea has launched five projectiles in the seapan and comes from rising tension and let's cross to adrian brown and china and north korea watching events closely and what action do we have of the latest action from pyongyang? >> debate of what they fired off the waters off the eastern coast on monday and north korea says they were missiles but they are calling them projectiles or possibly military shells but it's the timing of this that is so interesting because on friday north korea said it carried out two ballistic missile tests roughly in the same area and the north korea leader warned his military was preparing multiple ballistic missile launches and a nuclear war head test and since february we knew that north korea so far fired 15 missiles of varying shapes and sizes and all this of course is another bitter slap in the face for china and they are the only friend that north korea has and in charge of implementing the sanctions against north korea because so much of what north korea receives passes through china and the port i

the south korean defense ministry says north korea has fired short range projectiles. it ised to have been from wonsan to the east sea. it comes hours after the u.n. security council voted to impose tough new sanctions on pyongyang. >> translation: north korea has fired several short-range projectiles from the ponsan city to the east sea. we are monitoring and tracking while maintaining readiness >>> harry fawcett with this update. >> reporter: the ministry of defense in south korea saying a number of projectiles have been fired into the sea off the eastern coast of the korean pen insular. the news have been talking about a range of apparently 100 to 150 kilometers. varies numbers have been mentioned-- various numbers have been mentioned. it is unclear whether they were short range or from a multi rocket launch system such as was unveiled in a major parade in october in pyongyang last year. it is understood analysis is underway on that point. the minister of defense is saying that its military remains in a heightened state of redness watching out for any further actions by its counterparts in north korea. we are comi

that country's defense ministry says north carolina fired into the sea. the launch came hours after the un slapped sanctions. the north warned in the result quote miserable ruins. >>> federal appeals court may be under consideration for the u.s. supreme court. the court told cnn the white house is considering kely to replace the late scalia. she graduted with president barack obama. the source says the fbi is interviewing people associated with kelly. >>> all eyes will be on mitt romney tomorrow morning during a stop in utah he will give what is being called a state of the 2016 race. some say the speech will not be an endorsement or announcement. others expect him to praise rubio and cruz and criticize trump. university of utah in salt lake city at 11:30. meanwhile, the remaining candidates are scheduled to debate tomorrow night in early votes starts tomorrow. you can mark your ballot for the republican or democratic candidates for president, races but you are going to need something new this year. photo id. acceptable forms of id, veterans or u.s. militar

. >>> south korea is saying north into the sea, hours after the united nations voted to impose fresh sanctions. trying to determine if they're missiles or artillery fire. the new sanctions are intended to starve north korea ofoney for its nuclear weapons program. the latest event further escalated tensions between the north and the south. of urse, north korea has a history of firing weapons when angered at international condemnation. >>> at come point today the uber driver accused of going on a random shooting ree in kalamazoo, michigan, will see a judge. in the meantime, the 14-year-old who was critically hurt is improving according to family. six people were left dead after the shooting happened. today's hearing is to determine whether or not attorney ks start to go over evidence this week. they hope to learn much more about what led to those shootings. >>> deflate-gate, you thought it was over, right? it's not over. tom brady expected to be back in the nfl will be appealing a decision that got tom brady out of a four-game suspension at the start of the season. originally he was spe

story today, the south korean defense ministry says north korea has fired several short-range projectiles. it says they originated towards the east sea. the laurnlg comes hours after the u.n. security council-- launched-- after sanctions >> translation: north korea has fired projectiles towards the sea >>> our correspondent following developments in japan with this update. >> reporter: in that news conference the ministry of defense in south korea saying a number of projectiles have been fired into the sea off the eastern coast. local media in south korea are reporting a little bit more fully. they do sometimes get briefings from unmaimed n-- unnamed mility officials. six or eight numbers it is said to be. it is unclear whether they were short-range missiles or, perhaps, from a multi rocket launch system. such as was unveiled by the military in a major parade in october in pyongyang last year. it is understood analysis is underway on that point. the minister of dwebs is saying that the military situation remains in a state of alert. we are coming into a period of heightened tensions between the north and south because there are exerc

." >>> theews agency reports that north korea fired a missile and several other projectiles eastward into the sea of japan. the reported launches came three days after the north reportedly medium-range missile into the sea for the first time since 2014. >>> the pentagon says a marine was killed by isis in northern iraq.ergeant louis cardin was killed saturday when he was hit bay mortar fire. the incident took place outside of mosul, a city held by isis. cardin is the first u.s. serviceled in iraq since october of 2015. >>> this morning, pennsylvania out why a retired state trooper held up atoll plaza and killed two people. sunday morning at the toll 65 miles west of harrisburg, policeled a gun and ordered two employees into the administration building. briggs shot and killed a toll a security guard. >> commonwealth and the turnpike and the pennsylvania state police will necessary to make sure we find out exactly what transpired this morning and to make absolute certain that our system is >> briggs was shot and killed by state troopers. >>> an indiana's sheriff's deputy died.ere serving arrest and

sea world. producing it . >> half past the hour, a look at today's top stories. north korea defying u.s. sanctions. test fired two muscles today. one flew about 500 miles before landing in the sea of japan. the other appears to have broken apart in midair. the test firing comes amid ongoing military exercises between the u.s. and south korea ian forces. hillary clinton has swept all of this week's democratic primaries. bernie sanders has conceded defeat in missouri. he lost by about 1500 votes. leach walk away from the state with about 30dil delegates. missouri's republican race between donald trump and ted cr cruz is too close to call. historic floods continue to drown parts of the south, particularly areas along the texas/louisiana border. hundreds of homes have been evacuated. interstate 10 may remain closed for several more days. at least six people have been killed in all of this flooding. heavy rainfall is expected to continue in to saturday. the state department says isil's treatment of religious minorities meets the legal definition of genocide. >> that declaration could have sign

also coming up on the program a defiant north korea launches missiles into the sea. chaos in brazil. anti-government protesters return to the streets after a controversial appointment by the president dilma rousseff. there are new efforts to bring farming to pakistan's largest city and the

north of pyongyang. it came down in the sea of japan. the north fired a missile afterwards from the same place and said it reached an altitude of about 17,000 meters and disappeared from radar. south korean defense officials think the north could launch missileses of new types. they have a range of 4,000 kilometers so it could reach the kn 08 has a range so it could reach the u.s. west coast. north korea condemned large scale joint military exercises between the united states. the media reported tuesday that kim jung un ordered operations had test firings of several kinds of ballistic missiles. japan's prime minister told minsters to coordinate with the united states and south korea. abe told minsters to do everything necessary to gather and analyze information and said the government should secure the safety of aircraft and ships and offer information swiftly and appropriately. they addressed the issue. >> this is clearly a violation of the un security council's resolution. i condemn north korea for the escalation of the acts. >> the min

the united states and china, they include mandatory inspections of cargo leaving and entering north korea by sea or air, a ban on the small arms or any item that could be used by the armed forces and a ban on exports of coal, iron, gold and rare earth minerals from north korea. 16 individuals and 12 organizations have been added to the sanctions list. and it has been extended on all funds held abroad by the government and the ruling party. our diplomatic editor james bays reports now from the u.n. >> almost two months after north korea carried out its latest nuclear test the u.n. security council finally gave its response. >> an unanimous vote in favor of the toughest sanctions resolutions yet. >> almost all of the resources are channeled into its reckless and relentless pursuit of weapons of mass destruction. the north korean government would rather grow its nuclear weapons program than grow it's own children. >> the fact that north korea denied international community with the launch of a satellite during the negotiations over the resumÉ have helped persuade the chinese to agree to these new e

. >>> south korea said the north fired five short range projectiles into the sea today. the lunches appeared to be another of north korea's response to the annual springtime military exercises. three days ago, north korea fired the first medium-range ballistic missile into the sea and more than two years. >>> the u.s. supreme court announced it will not consider losses challenge during colorado's legalization of marijuana recreational use. the neighboring states of nebraska and oklahoma have challenged the pot law. is that it had spillover effect that hurts the residents and burdens the criminal justice systems. >>> the man behind a pot business has pled guilty to distributing marijuana. they said nicholas cunningham of waldorf sold pot in the v -- pot in dc. the judge sentenced him to 180 days in jail but suspended the time under the condition that he complete supervised probation. >>> coming up, hulk hogan goes back to court after the jury awarded him $116 million. >>> first, privacy and security takes center stage at the debut of apple's. >>> march is a windy month and

. >> north of cape may sea isle city, not bad, north of avalon as well, to sea isle, a little snow left over from winter. we're still in winter. steve keeley, you have been in the car all morning heading down the shore, where are you right now. >> reporter: we are on the atlantic camden county border, winslow and hammington in one of the famous spots, here in winslow. are you laughing. >> yes. >> do i hear laughter. >> all right, good. >> i didn't have snow how willie entertain these people. we will take the back roads like bob kelly used to do in the old station, stupidly got rid of them. bob, remember you made those back roads to the beach. >> back roads to the beach. >> yes. >> i'm stealing your old material, this this is mr. bill's, did you ever go here. >> good stop right the there at route 73. >> yes, very good. sue serio is laughing and i was listening to the weather, sue, i need to put you on the mike jerrick lie detector did you ever flip anybody the bird when they don't have snow coverage. i can't imagine sue serio and road raging going together but sue serio road rage. >> you

i was speaking of the brits, the north sea has big challenges because it's much higher. he problem north america comes when you look out and say what about new production? and particularly unconventional where the decline rates are so great and if you look out in the field which are forecast to produce in 2020, you see those breakeven's go up. the unconventional's go up $48 a barrel and to the golf up to 35, $75 a barrel. if you are in a world of$60 oil in 2020 , a lot of us have problems. so as an industry we need to think about how to bring those down. a lot of the focus in recent years has been about getting pricing out of the supply chain, increasing productivity. and be on the shore the cost to develop dollars to come back 20, 30 may be more percent, there's little bit more to go but not too much further to go. the off shore is on a similar journey but it's slower, some products are bigger. the question is how to keep that going? it's the whole industry needs to focus on. we need to focus as a provider of equipment and services. our customers need to focus on it and

north. >> out to sea, a short ride by military aircraft, some of the vessels are assembled for these war games. like this assault ship carrying up to 3,000 sailors and marines when deployed for conflict. but the commander of this force insists these exercises have been planned for well over a year. >> in response to anything that nortthatin' north koreanorth korea is doing. but it shows our commit to our alleys for readiness. >> getting ready for whenever the next crisis will be. rob mcbride, al jazeera, south korea. >> electricity bills are going up in nigeria, as providers spend big money improving the country's power infrastructure. however, the increase is angered consumers who want to see a more stable power supply before the prices go up. al jazeera''s yvonne ndigi has this report. >> very unhappy at the 65% rise in his electricity bill. he relies heavily on having a steady power supply for his workshop in the outskirts of abuja. >> they give a steady light. now we have to pay this bill. the light is not steady. >> electricity providedders say that the price will generate important reven

they include mandatory inspections of cargo leaving and entering north korea by sea or air. a ban of the sale of small arms and any item that may be used by the armed forces and ban on coal, iron, gold and rare earth minerals from north korea. six individuals and 12 nations have been added to th the blacklist. >> our collective security demands that you stop north korea from continuing along this destructive and destabilizing course. yet we have to be honest while previous multi lateral efforts including the four previous sanctions resolutions adapted by this couple have undoubtedly made it more difficult for north korea to advance its weapons programs the regime continues to plow ahead. as it demonstrated the last two months. that is why the resolution we have just adapted is so much tougher than any prior north korea resolution and why it goes farther than any sanctions regime in two decades. >> diplomatic editor james bays is live for us in united nations. how important is china's role in this? >> china is very important. china is a neighbor. it's a key trading partner of

north korea has fired more missiles into the sea, off the coast of japan. u-s officials have confirmed they range projectiles ago. launched 15 2 weeks. sanctions have been handed down recently to stop north korea's nuclear war, but they continue to disobey orders. happening today recovery efforts could resume again today.. for the car and driver that went over the combs-hehl bridge last week. dblbx our sara celi joins us live from campbell county with the update. live police hope today they can continue recovery efforts... today, at state facilities across indiana, in honor of a sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty. howard county deputy carl koontz was shot at a mobile home in russiaville roo'-shuh-vil , about 60 miles north of indianapolis. state police say koontz and another deputy were trying to serve a warrant at the time. a swat team tried for two hours to communicate with the person inside the mobile home. that person was later found dead. "we have a pretty good idea that this shooter was still inside that residence because there were several of

nao helps platforms up in the north sea. >> yes. >> not nearly as good of business right now, correct? >> that's true. >> and that stock hasn't performed nearly as well. what can you tell us about that company in. >> we own 34% or so of it. i just bought stock last week too. and the company bought stock back. 1.5 million shares. the offshore patch has a difficult situation that we financed up to the mid-2020 or early 2020. >> so four years from now. >> and, you know, i have to deal with the biggest bank in the world, that is the american capital market. and we try to transfer the success of -- on to -- of nat on to this offshore thing. >> nao. >> yes. and of course we -- i wish it buy more ships too in the nao context. i buy them cheaply. and that's what i'm up to. it is better to buy something cheaply than expensively. >> if your financial forecast for nat specifically, do you have a price per barrel for oil either brant or wti? i want to understand what you expect would be the perfect price of oil. you mentioned oil is cheap. people use more of it. that's good for you, you move more