rosneft is russia's largest oil producer other international companies such as b.p. and the emirate of qatar also own shares in the company but the majority of stocks belong to the russian state. is look now at some other stories making news around the world at least sixty it will hinge or refugees are feared dead after their boat capsized near bangladesh this as un chief antonio good terror has condemned marse treatment at her hand for than half a million of the muslim minority now flood amid a crackdown the government claims is directed at extremists. at least six people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul the device detonated outside a shiite mosque following friday prayers the islamic state group says it carried out the attack two days before the muslim holy day. white house saying that u.s. health and human services secretary tom price has resigned this comes after a controversy over his use of expensive private charter flights for government business some of the flights were to places where he owned property or met with relatives w

rosneft as russia's largest oil producer other international companies such as b.p. and the emirate of qatar also own shares in the company but the majority of stocks belong to the russian state. and the saturday night game this weekend sees hamburg host of fair play men in what's known as know what both clubs go off to get off to a poor start and find themselves in the lower half of the table women still waiting for their first meanwhile their opponents hamburg have been sliding down the table after a decent start now three points are up for grabs in the north. tension is high head of the north darby it always is before the most place high in but it's league history hamburg won their first two matches this season but the team followed it up by losing four in a row next up archrivals veta. i think it's a bit more explosive because of the current constellations as this game always brings with it but it nor darby will always electrify that interests everybody lets him in once and that lack of goals has been hamburg's may concern in recent outings they've created chance

rosneft is russia's largest oil producer other international companies such as b.p. and the emirate of qatar also own shares in the company but the majority of stocks belong to the russian state. let's get more from j. w. correspondent and we show in moscow welcome i'm really so lots of criticism from mr schroeder here in germany how is this being seen in russia. well i'm pretty sure that the normal russian on the street probably doesn't care that much but russ nast and probably russia's political elite this is a victory for them after all the head of us next go to sessions said today he praised schroeder today as a well known author words to european politician and he emphasized that schroeder has always stood for good relations between russia europe and germany so it seems that is hoping that trigger will open some doors after all he's always said that he's against russian sanctions and the kremlin recently to size after the german elections that german russian relations economic relations economic ties are very important so i think they're hoping that perhaps schr

rosneft is russia's largest oil producer other international companies such as b.p. and the emirate of qatar also own shares in the company but the majority of stocks belong to the russian state. let's get more on this from d.w. political correspondent simon young as a top studio so welcome sign of tell us more about why his appointment has been so controversial in germany. well for the main reason is that it runs counter to the e.u. sanctions imposed on russia which are of course intended to. put pressure on moscow to change course in particular in relation to ukraine and that by joining the board of rosneft. is seen as effectively bolstering a main element of the putin system. was described today by one of chancellor merkel's close advisors as a central building block of that system another thing is that people say that rosneft doesn't really play fair expressly under its boss igor sechin he's described by some as the darth vader of russian industry and the other thing that makes people uncomfortable is this claim repeated again today by gad schroeder that he says

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b.p. . and that is we'll see an increased number of visible police thought. it's been another week of standoff over north korea on monday the u.n. security council passed the resolution on new sanctions after pyongyang's nuclear test earlier this month although the harsh original draft prepared by the u.s. was negotiated to see live vote washington had wanted a full oil and natural gas embargo against north korea but the final resolution imposed on. on the country's exports the original draft also demanded a travel ban and then a set free against the north korean leader but that didn't make it into the final draft either the u.s. president wasn't impressed by the compromise at the u.n. we think it's just another very small step. not a big deal rex and i were just discussing not not big i don't know but has any impact but certainly it was nice to get a fifteen to nothing vote but those sanctions are nothing compared to what ultimately will have to happen was certainly disturbing to hear these words from donald trump in the aftermath of a vote at the u.n. secur

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i think there's no doubt in my b.p. recorded that is what i was in that spirit called it so if this period coded. kitted will. be used definitely quite confident that the russian security agencies will trace it back to make this a few weeks in my ticket to but they would definitely keep if i suspect that if they saw suspicion is right and is linked to a state of sponsored terrorism we might be in another crisis in terms of how this should be taken forward in the next few months can anything be done to prevent this sort of hoax. they're acting it's very very difficult because you can't just sit or you say it's just a no. we're no good to the security drill because if you don't. expose lupo's the forst bomb blast. place to place inmates into tonight in poland when a russian spy decided to blow up a plane. a train now some tea so the seventy applause we have in this kind of sedate you know more or less try to relieve itself would if i says recently so few weeks ago came out with. mugsy the insights into our members to go o

rosneft is russia's largest oil producer other international companies such as b.p. and the emirate of qatar also own shares in the company but the majority of stocks belong to the russian state. let's get more on this from t.w. political correspondent simon young as a top studio so welcome sign of tell us more about why his appointment has been so controversial in germany. well for the main reason is that it runs counter to the e.u. sanctions imposed on russia which are of course intended to. put pressure on moscow to change course in particular in relation to ukraine and that by joining the board of rosneft sure is seen as effectively bolstering a main element of the putin system. was described today by one of chancellor merkel's close advisors as a central building block of that system another thing is that people say that rosneft doesn't really play fair expressly under its boss igor sechin he's described by some as the darth vader of russian industry and the other thing that makes people uncomfortable is this claim repeated again today by garrett schroeder that

i think that that original characterization was in careers it is true that the chief b.p. was delightfully to be in effect in relative terms some of the other economies more than wits such as the not there was really because those economies were so much smaller than this that the absolute gangs from the g.d.p. were actually mostly occurring to the united states into a sort of japan with the united states with during. it seems likely that japan will be the primary thing the fishery all the cheap if it's renegotiated most of the remaining members but we'll still see significant benefits occurring to some of the smaller economies like naaman malaysia and is probably why we are seeing a country like japan take such a leading role in trying to lead these negotiations moving forward obviously without the us involved so t.p. can drop some of the concessions that it made to make the us happy so what do you think changes to labor rights intellectual property and environmental provisions do you think that will help keep the remaining countries on board. and that's a really good ques

with the cheap b.p. not involving the us any more. it should be easier for the remaining eleven a car makers to renegotiate the agreement such that they can consign. trying constantly referring to the t.p. as a bad deal for the united states the us is out of the picture now which country stands to gain the most from it. well i think characterize ation of it was a little bit misleading when we look at the time i saw of the potential economic benefits of the t.t.p. agreement we find that the us was actually one of the biggest beneficiaries in absolute terms some of the estimates of the games to the united states were in the region of one hundred billion dollars a year. i think that that original characterization was in careers it is true that the g.p. p. was a life to lead to be an asset in relative terms of some of the other economies more than it's such is not really because those economies were so much smaller than. the gangs from the g.d.p. were actually mostly occurring to the united states into a sort of japan with the united stat

already drama to you how did that happen that they were i think it's the plosives b.p. bill pullman bill packs that you know that start is out about the same age about same age you know yes and we did a movie together that's roger corman movie clearly yes ahora it was scary it was in that as a round of like jacob's ladder and altered states it was a mind trip. thing and it is called brain dead and i have a picture of bill and i that i have in my workshop in montana. and of us hugging and. i was in it in some kind of surgical thing but and i was in touch with him and his wife and i went up to visit a minnow why is he sick. you know i really had was in a touch with them for the last couple years and i think it was really sudden it was not expected terrence morgan on facebook what do you think is your most under-rated role today. because the questions you get on your site there. you know i always i'm fond of the orphans the weird ones that nobody else like during the thing you know and some of you know i did a movie called zero effect with jake kasdan and that has its own

touch anything with an open sock decide on it to harm them however the european union disagrees with b.p. it was under the european union as they got together and said i don't like that. but the two is just sitting there making plans about how to get a chemical that certain main concern right now apparently it's like everybody else if you're going to side someone it must be some part of some larger conspiracy is there complicity how about works the the european union has very strict guidelines for assessments on certain anything toxic chemicals pesticides in these things and the idea is that they have come up with a system that if. it doesn't if they set up a set of scenarios and it's not safe for people all then they can't sell it what they say is the assessment has demonstrated that bio sidle products containing knowledge cannot be expected to satisfy that satisfy the requirements laid down in article five of directive ninety eight which is what we're talking about the scenarios of valuating the human health. assessment as well as on the environmental risk assessment showed a potential

first responders everybody has been incredible and by the way that includes the people that live here b.p. you see the people are mediately getting back to work to fix up their homes like. the like some of the others so i just want to tell you we are there for you one hundred percent i'll be back here numerous times and this is a state that i know very well as you understand and these are the shows special people and we love them thank you. well he walked around various sites met with local officials shook hands with residents who lost it all he made a similar visit to texas about two weeks ago following hurricane harvey which pummeled the lone star state as we know today there was outrage though in hollywood florida over the death of at least eight senior citizens so far at a nursing home who lost which lost power shutting down its air conditioning in scorching florida temperatures let's take a look at some of the numbers that seem to be climbing from both these natural disasters so far hurricane erma has taken at least sixty nine lives in her wake that number is expected to climb as res

six percent of the rise in global sea level resulting from emissions traced to exxon mobil chevron b.p. the three biggest contributors so should big oil companies be slapped with a carbon tax or should they face the corporate death penalty. chris listen tom let me just say something i'm sorry go and ok well let me just start off that listen historical data shows that the sea level was one to two metres higher than it is now from eight thousand b.c. to five thousand b.c. i'm going to blame exxon there and chevron for that is where as well i mean it doesn't make any sense fully aware. what i mean where it's just what i said at all and all of these and this is all you can look this up anybody who's watching at home can look up this information it has little consequence little to none no consequence what we actually do here man man made climate change the rising of the sea levels all these things are full are bogus it's phony and it's been dispelled by a lot of different some of those that are bogus and all the stuff is what that is what you're putting out right now going to result believe

bounces around the echo chamber and i flashback to the terrible gulf oil spill and the chairman of b.p. saying hey i want to go home to the trump says these things that just don't play telling the french president's wife you're really in great shape you know it's pure trump saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. agree the tax trumps tax plan. can't call. because there is no legislation yet you haven't even begun writing nine pages of folate point so that's that's right and probably about six hundred lobbyists have been watching all the gucci shoes going up and down for street and street all day long. but but trump himself according to the new york times would save one point one billion dollars from repealing the estate tax would save a million dollars from the repeal of the ultimate alternative minimum tax which according to his two thousand and five return was the only tax it paid basically sixteen million from cutting the corporate tax rate and five hundred thousand dollars in slashing the highest marginal tax rate so trump comes out he says i'm going to be hurt by this this isn't

your b.p. . and the like then from. you start drinking.so it was it was a potion of some sort of almost a car full of different different types of medical medicine and what for me on my own. for me. even if i see a mix in the medication i start vomiting. or he would mix medicine and. i start one meter. or sometimes i just don't look at it and if i am drinking it i have to close all my eyes and hold my breath what does it taste like out. very very bitter. or not easy to take because you cannot if you remember the. how long did you take this herbal treatment for. nine months how did your health cope with herbal medicine that gave you my health it was because i was. when. i was. you know i was even people. many people think that i'm going to die. and if you would do. as i said before i was. helped by medical doctors. for a nurse. and we have. to take them from the. doctor then by. the cuban nurses. a certified medical doctor who is also the minister of health and. administer. this herbal medicine that jimmy said would cure for hiv aids you kn

he's been taking b.p. as you know. today he was shagging balls in the outfield in atlanta. duffy tells us he's heading to new york and he will meet with the team and workout, hit on the field and we'll see. >> making progress. >> they need him. >> thank you, carol. >> thank you for having us. nightly news is up next. >> see you for news 4 at 11:00. have a good evening.i'm a lawye, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he p

former republican presidential candidate bob dole is in the hospital this morning being treated for low b.pwife taking to twitter to say they're sorry to miss this year's invictus games hosted by prince harry in toronto and they are asking for prayers. the upbeat former senator responding with this tweet, quote, i hope to be home sipping a cosmo in a few days because a cosmo puts everybody in a better mood. >> at age 94, roll the dice. >> not just one, how about a couple. >> why not. he spoke at my college graduation. >> did he really? >> bob dole, world war ii hero as well. >> what a moment. >> our best to him this morning. >>> we are going to turn now to currently serving government officials including a few trump cabinet secretaries who are under scrutiny for their travel habits. >> at least one congressman is now calling for a hearing into what's being spent on private jets and expensive government flights and abc's gio benitez is here with the late. great to have you in the studio. >> great to be here this morning. we're talking about expensive military planes and private jets. the spe

but if his b.p. session is any indication, he is ready to beast it. this is a scene from philly just a short while ago. as we were watching the video come in, the beat writersn watch how he crushes it. he had three home runs, two into the second deck. >> he makes it look easy. >> he does. all eyes on bryce harper tonight. he missed 41 games. his manager confirms he is so fired up. >> i talked to the trainer. they said he's kind of giddy like a little qukid opening lite league day or something. he's excited. we're excited. just going to have to be his conscience for him. you know, when i think he's had enough or maybe needs more or whatever, so, i'm just happy to have him back. >> and so are we. now, so many teams in the nba made major roster moves in the off season, but not the wizards. they are keeping their core together and now banking on that consistency can help them compete with anyone. got to get that food in for that first day of training camp for the wizards down in richmond. washington should be a team to deal with in the e celtics to game 7

rosneft is russia's largest oil producer other international companies such as b.p. and the emirate of qatar also own shares in the company but the majority of stocks belong to the russian state. let's get more on this now i am joined by our correspondent emily sure one who is standing by with the latest from moscow and emily as we've just heard there her trotters appointment to the board of rosneft being criticized here in germany what's the view from russia though given that there's a frosty relation relationship with germany at the moment. well i'm pretty sure the normal russian on the streets probably doesn't care but for us now and for the elite in russia the political elite this is a victory after all today the head of. go to section said at the meeting where shorter was appointed that schroeder is a well known quote a well known author or to of european politician and he also said that he's always stood for cooperation between russia and germany and russia germany and europe so they're clearly hoping that schroeder will open doors and that he'll be able to lob

point and this time the united nations security council adopted new and unprecedented sanctions against b.p. our care and china has signed up with these sanctions and i believe china will do its job to feed fully and accurately implement the sanctions against d p r k of course there are some differences of opinion between china and the united states as to how much these sanctions should goal and whether there should be other options against the nuclear weapons program i think it requires more effort between china and the united states to talk between them and tried to maximize their common ground and tried to see more and more i to i on this very very imminent threat to peace and stability course by the nuclear weapon program of d p r k we should wave no not wave at all in achieving that denuclearization call on the korean peninsula that goal must be achieved at whatever the cost or you said things had reached a tipping point and that and china's goal is for denuclearization in north korea so why why couldn't these sanctions have been tougher then is it because. they would have had a negati

what the courts found in the b.p. incident is there was fwrose negligence and billful -- and willful misconduct. they didn't find problems with the rules. and that is why they have had to spend tens of billions of dollars paying for their gross negligence and willful misconduct which is very different than the trillions of cubic feet of natural gas an billions of barrels of oil that we have produced safely, we have produced them in the united states and we have not put them in pipelines and tankers and other less safe mechanisms of transportation. with that, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from louisiana reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. mceachin: could you advidse me the balance of of the time. the chair: the gentleman has 1 1/2 minutes. the chair: the gentleman re-- mr. mceachin: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from louisiana. mr. graves: i yield to the chairman of the subcommittee. mr. calvert: this would prevent the necessary review of the existing five-year p

six percent of the rise in global sea level resulted from emissions trace to exxon mobil chevron and b.p. the three largest contributors this. so anyway live but let's move along as centrist as centers and republicans are hand-wringing about the cost of guaranteeing health care a human right to sing to every single human being in the united states the senate has just handed the war machine another big fat check on monday have passed the twenty seventeen version of the annual national defense authorization act the n.d. devil a this year the end of a and e. double a sets the defense budget at a whopping seven hundred billion dollars and eighty billion dollar increase over next year over last year to me that's almost double the cost of bernie sanders free college plan which is around forty seven billion this is exactly what this is exactly what republican president dwight d. eisenhower warned us about in his one nine hundred fifty three cross of iron speech every gun that has made every warship launched every rocket fired signifies in the final scene a thing from those who hunger and are no

already drama to you how did that happen that they were i think it's the plosives b.p. bill pullman bill packs that you know that start is out about the same age about same age you know yes and we did a movie together that's roger corman movie clearly yes ahora it was scary it was in that as a round of like jacob's ladder and altered states it was a mind trip. thing and it is called brain dead and i have a picture of bill and i that i have in my workshop in montana. and of us hugging and. i was in it in some kind of surgical thing but and i was in touch with him and his wife and i went up to visit a minnow i was he said. you know i really had was in the touch with them for the last couple years and i think it was really sudden think it was not expected. terrence morgan on facebook what do you think is your most under-rated role today. because the questions you get on your site there. you know i always i'm fond of the orphans the weird ones that nobody else like her anything you know and some of you know i did a movie called zero effect with jake kasdan and that has its

solutions found that companies like microsoft, disney, the insurance giant swiss reed, unilever, shell, and b.p., the mining corporation riotinto and general motors have all taken steps to put a price on carbon in their own use. mr. president, courts have made it the law for agencies to use a social cost of carbon. states are deploying a social cost of carbon. the business community recognizes and is incorporating into its financial planning the social cost of carbon. yet, here in congress and down at the trump white house, the leaders of the republican party continue to ignore climate change, pretend that it doesn't exist and ignore the very real costs that society bears from carbon pollution. it goes without saying that the storm that has just ravaged florida was spun up by warmer ocean waters, carried more rain because of warmer air, and dumped more rain and pushed storm surge factor -- farther into florida because of risen seas and those other characteristics. seeing any action? no. the president in march issued a sweeping executive order rolling back federal energy and environmental standa