andrey: we should test the appetite of investors. guy: andrey, we have to talk about oil as well.ceo andrey kostin be staying with us. oil prices be dragged back down? we will talk to andrey kostin about that story, next. ♪ thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. hans: welcome back. -- guy: welcome back. the trading day in europe is shaping up. this is the story. look at the underperformance. it is not massive but significant. everything else is flat. the cac is down by .3%. let us go over to caroline hyde. caroline: check out the move on bouygues. the french telecom sector is killing the cac at the moment. this is the worst day for the bouygues. orange failed. up to three months of intense neg

andrei deikun is one of them. like inga, he's 36.d he's already gone through many of the things that she is currently facing numerous operations and chemotherapy. >> in the first three months after the explosion, neither he nor his family were allowed to leave the area. >> we were constantly monitored. at first everything was fine. but later on my glands started swelling and i was sent to minsk for an operation. it was my birthday. i'd just turned 17. >> i cried a lot. when they sent him to minsk for the operation, they told me he had to have a tooth removed. i only found out the actual diagnosis later, that it was cancer. facebok-insert bei 02:43 >> almost half the people living in the contaminated zone have been diagnosed with cancer. inga vanzonok was spared at first. in the city, her family had access to products containing iodine which help protect her thyroid gland. but a month ago, she was informed she had a malignant tumour and had to be operated on immediately. now, inga vanzonok says she's feeling better again. but she has

andrey: last year, we started to pay dividends each quarter.chink we just made our first quarter results. and i think it is already fantastic results, because we show more than 10% growth in volume in the first quarter of 2016. to the first quarter of 2015, that gives you an idea of them no matter what the price, we will be at offset the margin and secure the margin by just growth of production. conversation that is consuming all of our attention here in the u k, very quick question for you, it is brexit. not only do have a company listed here in london, a russian company listed here. know,u also,, yo you have what many consider to be london's most expensive home. where does this brexit conversation fit in? are you at all concerned or worried about brexit? do you think it would be an issue for the u.k. if they were to leave the european union? : i think what is good, in a way, getting away from the euro you have much more stability in terms of economics. that givesmetimes, you more competitive advantages. i'm not saying long-term, but deftly sh

. ♪ loulou: joiningng us now, andrey and joanne nuchinsky.th joanne. >> it's the first time with her onhe show. lou: how many times do i have to apologize to you guys. you intimidate me. charlize theron -- a very attractive actress in every day, i'm sure, she says she is too pretty for some roles. and this happens to all women who are too pretty. your thoughts on this. is is a major discriminatory. >> she is not wrong. there are certain roles that won't go to somebody who looks like a model. lou: what happened to makeup? >> she is not wrong when she says there are parts that have more gravitas that they won't giveve to someone who look likea model. >> people like us who are beautiful tend to be distracting. if we tendnd to be a media role. people will be blinded by our beauty. i included you in that >> that's why i can't argue. >> everyone in holwood is better looking than the average person. even if you are playing an average person. you are still up there. lou: my thought has always bent movies are filled with beautiful people. >> she was j

>> they're going to go to the "vanity fair" party andrey their faces off. they deserve it.ering this president's final white ing. house correspondents' dinner. you saw it all here. stay with cnn for more coverage of the dinner all night long. thanks. >>> this is no ordinary dinner. this is a big [ bleep ] meal. >> i want to welcome all of you to the white house coun