appears to have put the ball thermally in bras not schools essentially what the court says is that b.b. and ross never can go ahead with this war but only if. the politics gratian is done through t n t v p and that decision is down to cross news outlets this renewed will be peace partner in the russian joint venture t n t v p i had a chance to b.b.c. agreement with rosneft to look through the oil in the arctic mood as it said the deal brokered it's a shareholder a dream and now with b.b. and want to make sure the water in britain blocking the deal now that the ban has been lifted will certain conditions b.p. says it will bring use negotiations with iran so it was never proposing to include seeing t b p in the project it is something that al assad says we know but as the suit looms b.b. also sees that the order as a step in the right direction and says that it will continue looking for mutually satisfying solutions in the real snit has previously rejected the call to speech and also seeing p.d.p. in the baltic exploration and down so far it hasn't given any chance that it will change it

in the project that is something that our finances removed as a suit all along b.b. also sees the good order as the step in the right direction and says that it will continue looking for mutually satisfying solutions hello the real snit has previously rejected the ball to speech an old saying he'd be in the hall to get some ration and out so far it hasn't given any hints that it will change its position. equity markets and commodities got a significant boost late all friday following stronger than expected economic data in the us the latest drop say to suggest that the american economy is in a better health than some economists had feared despite a slight rebound it has been a particularly bad week for commodities which see the biggest sell off for nearly two years. now or prices a bouncing back slightly after seeing waltzes of around eight percent overnight slight suite is currently trading around one hundred dollars a barrel while brant is a hundred and thirteen dollars per barrel gold is holding firm all of them are making big losses in previous sessions so we're

in the projects there is something that alfonse is reno but has sued school on b.b. also sees the good order as a step in the right direction and says that it will continue looking for mutually satisfying solution however rosner has previously rejected the balti suspicion of seeing p.d.p. in the all to good school ration and out so far it hasn't given any chance that it will change its position. ok thank you dad it was the reporting on the latest court ruling regarding saying he had crossed. now russet we markets and commodities got a significant boost late on friday knowing stronger than expected economic data in the us the latest drop data suggest that american economy is in better health than some economists feared despite this like rebound it has been a particularly bad week. which is seen their biggest sell off nearly two thirds. of the post week or so we've seen commodities fall off about ten percent margin a series of ten percent that said you have to take some of the precious still significantly harder to work these are so i would say that the food has been t

hello and welcome to business has here in our two thanks for joining me b.b. sixteen billion dollars share swap deal with russia or for afghan proceeds but only on condition ross everlasting katie peek into the exploration of the arctic that's the latest ruling from the arbitration court in london that's being overseeing the dispute between the parties are the study of color takes up the story the decision appears to have put the ball firmly in boston at school and essentially what the board says is that b.b. and ross never can go ahead with the share swap but only if. the call to get separation is done through t n t v p and that decision is down to ross live alphonsus reno bibi's partner in the russian joint venture t.n.t. b.p.t. had a chance to be busy even his lawsuit to look through the oil in the arctic moochers it said the deal broke it's a shareholder and remained with b.p. and a lot more to the order in britain blocking the deal now the demand has been lifted with certain conditions levy says it will reduce negotiations with iran so it was never a man'

provide some rate stability, but at least something this year -- if interest rates are going down, b.b. -- the able -- to be able to set rates. that is still out there. there are different points of view on that. again, everybody would like certainty today. that is the one remaining issue. in general, there was little agreement to go with the new methodology. president vietor: and if we set it on an annual basis, if there is a major drought, something happens, then there is an opening? >> the contract allows for a drought surcharge to kick in. it is designed to get around that kind of emergency drought situation, because the rate increases need to be the same for the public in retail customers. we were raising our rates about 15% a year. we have that building surplus accounts, where the hotel customers are owing us money now for the prior year delivery. we have to catch up at some point. that is the difficulty with that. president vietor: on the environmental surcharge, has that been distributed, discussed? this is the first time it is coming up on the agenda. i would be curious what t

and i looked up, and there was b.b. king and he looks down at me and says, "you wavy gravy."p of texas went to heaven. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] there you go. wavy gravy. oh, good. i thought that was something else. i thought that was something else. >> jimmy: and also, people might know wavy gravy as a ben and jerry's flavor. that's based on you. >> yum! >> jimmy: it is really delicious. can i just say, though, it's caramel, cashew, brazil nut ice cream with chocolate hazelnut, fudge swirl and roasted almonds. it's basically a bucket of nuts. [ laughter ] have you ever thought about that? is that hilarious? >> the most complicated and politically correct flavor known to human kind. and i got dumped for not being cost effective. mrs. gravy said she knew i wasn't cost effective all along. [ laughter ] but all the royalties used to go to send economically challenged kids to camp winter rainbow. >> jimmy: i love winter rainbow. >> which is a circus and performing arts camp that i run with my wife for over 30 years. >> jimmy: and congratulat

they determined it was a b.b. gun. >>> british royalty is heading to the washington, d.c. area. just days after his son's wedding, prince charles is coming to the u.s. he has a busy schedule during his three-day trip. first stop today, the supreme court. he will receive a scholarship alum any reception. and this evening a reception at the british ambassador's residence. >>> as for his son, prince william is reportedly back to work today. just four days after his luxurious royal wedding, according to britain's daily mail, the duchess of cambridge not seen here, postponed their honeymoon. he initially asked for a two-week leave after his wedding for travel but still no word on when or where the pair will spend their honeymoon. i guess he has the same problem we all have, putting in for vacation and waiting to see if you get it. >>> the montgomery county council is taking up the bill that could vote on a bag tax proposal introduced by isaiah leggett. the business would retain one cent of each tax to help cover administrative fees and four would go to the county. the and the council

b.b. king has a club up the street. this street sings the blues. tonight it is under several feet of water. for long time residents here, this is all a bad sign. old man river keeps rolling and rising tonight. >> i had to come down and see this, because this is historic. >> reporter: today the river at memphis was at 47 feet, the second highest ever. major flood stage, putting the city's leaking levees to a test. >> the rivers aren't expected to crest until wednesday? wow! >> across arkansas, missouri, mississippi and tennessee, authorities are asking thousands of residents to evacuate and find higher ground. in south memphis, the grandmother who now lives inches from rising flood waters was refusing to leave. >> this is going to take her to the point that the water is actually coming in the house. when she sees that, she'll leave. until then, you guys, us, it ain't going to happen. >> it looks like you're going to get water though. >> yeah. >> you're going to get some. >> reporter: 72-year-old rose anna hid behind her screen door and explained she

protect public health and tobacco as the fastest lead member lead in gasoline well it also found lead in b.b.'s and in children's toys so as a parent i really call upon your viewers realize that we have to take steps there are safer solutions we can keep it technology kids in schools can have internet access but it's a wired or fiber optics hookup so i put a plan in place for my family with the input of world leading experts i really encourage parents and grandparents anyone really cares about their health to realize we have to take action this is what the council calls the precautionary principle and i really feel it is well worth our children's risk the health to our children is at risk i mean do you think that we could take action to protect them if it seems like a quite a rational thing to do and also to take some of those thousands of studies that you've identified in and give them a little of the city thank you so much for being here with us tonight dr crawford thank you so much for letting people know what i call the wireless wake up call there you go ok too often scientists and resea

these individuals like the koch brothers and john allison and b.b. and t. bank they're funding very far right ideologies that come back and benefit people like the koch brothers so when they're funding studies that say that more air pollution can help actually improve the lives of people because they block out the sun and it decreased melanoma i mean these these these are really what i used to assign to the koch brothers of course our oil our oligarchy they funded a university study that pollution was good for us well that was actually cato study but done by a professor at a university that's accepted money i mean what they do is to get these grants universities and usually hire someone that's gone through the kind of coke machine of either starting at some point at george mason or spending some time at a place like cato where they make a distance to which are wholly owned by the koch brothers and then once they've gone through that training then they're accepted at a school like utah state or u.c.l.a. or george washington and they're giving professorship w

that are welcome to businesses here nancy thanks for joining me b.b. and rosneft arctic exploration and share swap deal has fallen apart and taylor comes out to be these kind partner and they are reportedly rejected a thirty two billion dollars offer to buy it say contain k d p a r has consistently objected to the nature of the deal saying it broke its shareholders agreement with b.p. however sources suggest they are still prepared to negotiate if certain conditions can be met but you're not a chunk of aa from police there's little if you can be revived. and also it will not continue negotiations with both companies which british company and would be a russian part of it because to my mind trust nafta has already got quite an awful lot of problems and putting all of this project because of the willingness of russian part to prove the whole deal post and if there's no will continue negotiations or start negotiations. or at one another strategic partner we know that between january and march first has already received. posing an expression of interest fr

russian partners in t and k d p that's al back has been over group they offered cash and shares in b.b. as a premium to the market price but according to the source they all refused this also and didn't suggest that imposing certain conditions which would quote be impossible for b.p. n roll snapped to accept so it seems right now because they should all still they have been stalled for quite a while this deal was signed way back in january that it was a lot good knowledge through an injunction with the start call all betray chambord as it violates of the terms of agreement between b.p. and its russian partners because this agreement stipulates t m k t v should be the primary vehicle all be these operations in russia and ukraine so the deadline is midnight but say it's very hard to say how this deal would come through but it's quite unlikely that this deal be abandoned altogether as the government sees it as are most important it's been labeled the deal of the year and we've also had the energy ministers of peace not go saying that it's important the solution should be pounds which will

from the democrats it seems as we enter the political season here in the united states that you know b.b. could could potentially get the nomination for either the democratic or republican party i mean it's really it's incredible the amount of enthusiasm that is grown on benjamin netanyahu particularly in light of the fact that he made the outrageous statement that the only free air herbs are those that are living in israel. actually went so far as to say that israel is not like the belgians in the congo like the british in india which i required no you're israelis and doing exactly what the world sees you do which is condemned regularly by many nations around the world except the united states oh yeah i mean i love this we go from you know where obama is touting his the u.s. role in helping to see the building in the in the arab spring chair bibi essentially getting this rolling reception here on capitol hill but pivoting to blackwater in on this program last week talked at length about the sort of legal issues associated with erik princes new ventures as you've written yourself his new

but how many of these friends democrats and republicans alike really love b.b. and how many just love the campaign donations the flowing from a back to the skies this with me is allison we are the executive director of if americans knew allison thank you so much for joining us tonight you have first starters i mean this is have you seen anything like this before i definitely haven't seen president obama not even in his state of the union addresses get a bipartisan standing ovation twenty nine times what does that mean does that mean that these really prime minister has more power than the u.s. president doesn't friend of his own lawmakers it's so obvious isn't it it's shocking to every do to those of us that know what's going on what's amazing is that this is constantly denied a lot of people like to say oh no the israel lobby is not powerful it's not significant that and yet here you see a clear demonstration where both parties are standing as though they are welcoming their leader and that's what they're doing but so that's the thing. i guess you could ask is

. >> reporter: mta parking supervisor b.b. says she had to do something about a fellow supervisor.hat was out of control in the office and on the street and others knew about it. >> there are dozens more that haven't filed complaints because they are scare of him. >> now, she says because she spoke out and filed a complaint she is feeling the heat. >> they are totally retaliating against me for helping my peers. >> a recent story revealed how georgeopoulos has racked up restraining orders and lawsuits and allegations of assault, sexual harassment and maying drivers. all complaints from mta employees and the public. she says she told the mta about the problems for years but they did nothing. three years guy she sent an e-mail to the san francisco whistle blower program. >> i was a whistle blower. who can i contact? that is the thing about this. this is what i is happening in our department, could you help me. >> but that complaint also went no where. after a few e-mails of concern from whistle blower investigators this one even asking are you u still feeling threatened she says the

police and they determined it was a b.b. gun. >>> well, today the caps will take on the lightning in what is a critical must-win game of the series. caps are in an 0-2 hole right now after losing two games at home. the primary culprit for the caps's lack of success has been their failure on the power play. they were 0 for 6 in sunday's game with that extra man. they will try to reverse the trend tonight in tampa. you can catch it on versus beginning at 6:30 this evening. >>> and check out this missed opportunity, if you know to call it that. it happened in the first period of a game between the bruins and the flyers. ouch! adam tries to hit flyer mike richards with a high elbow, crashing the net but miss. he does a full face plant on the boards. that one had to hurt. but the flyers are still apparently found it kind of amusing. he had to be helped off the ice. in fact, he could have broken his neck there. the bruins wound up winning 3-2 in overtime that. could have been critical, if not deadly, injury. >> that's just hard to

they determined it was a b.b. gun. >> a d.c. school will shut down at the end of the year for failing to educate its students. d.c. public charter school board revoked the license in southwest. they don't believe school leaders can turn the situation around. >>> 5:18. >> in the day ahead, prince george's county schools will kick off breakfast in the classroom. it's part of five major school districts across the country are receiving a share of a $3 million walmart foundation grant. the money will expand free breakfast for all students and moves it from the cafeteria to the classrooms at 21 different prince george's county public schools. it is to improve grades and childhood development for all schoolchildren. >>> bob mcdonald moves to times square today. he is not sight-seeing. he is representing the state. he will ring the closing bell for the nasdaq this afternoon at 4:00. >>> some amazing weather video just in this morning of waterspouts in hawaii. take a look. they were seen near honolulu international airport. no reports o

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court records show people were shot with a b.b. gun and whips were used. police arrested five students an. they've all been released while an investigation continues. >>> new legislation in sacramento could significantly weaken a controversial immigration program. state assembly approved a bill yesterday that would allow california counties to opt out of the security communities program. that's a program that cross-he references anyone booked in the county jail with an immigration database. people found to be in this country illegally are turned over to immigration agents. this bill now goes to the state senate. marin county is planning to fight a bill about closing parks. the head of the county plan to meet with officials said -- today. county officials say creative management ideas may be an alternative solution. >>> a scenic road through yosemite national park will reopen. drivers will be able to take glacier road into the park. but the national park service says those roads may be wet because of melting snow. tioga road will remain closed because of sn

side of stedman and also gayle on the other side of there and maria shriver and in the back of me was b.bas on the other side. she had so many guests. >> imagine the whiplash if you were there in the audience. in case you were one of the few who missed the shows, madonna, will smith, aretha franklin, usher, tom hanks, tom cruise, that's just to name a few. but one of the most moving moments certainly for oprah, she calls it one of her favorite moments of all time, was this moment here and you see the -- look at that. 400 plus men from morehouse university, walked on to the stage carrying candles while the broadway star christin chenoweth performed. she put all these students through school. this is just a fraction of the thousands of people she has put through school over her 25 years. it is the only time i saw her nearly sa lsob like that. we spoke to dr. oz and nate berkus. oz, some are calling him the next oprah, about what he learned from oprah winfrey and his greatest lesson he learned from her, was to listen. >> my biggest weakness of all, without any question, i'm a guy and i'm a s