b.p. is hoping to catatch up to rivals that invested in u.s. on-shore shale extraction while it was dealing with 2010's deep water horizon oil disaster. it's still paying back the $65 billllion bill for penalty chars and cleanup cososts. the oil giant called the deal a major step forward. the chief executive said the company was so confident about its prospects that it would increase the dividend paid to shareholders for the first time in more than three years. this is a transformational acquisition. >> world class addition to b.p.'s distictive portfolio. >> b.h.p. will be selling three shale base explortations in the southern united states. the most valuable is eagle ford which already pumps out the equivalentnt of 9090,000 barrel oil per day. the australian mining company y bought the assetets in 2011 1 be prices in the sector fell.. leading to some $20 billion in losses. b.h.p.'s share price jumped over 2% following the annnnouncementf the deal, while b.p.'s dropped by about the same number. >> in another news, amazon has shaken off some of

and b.p. is now removing the rubbles and as they say they are going on refurbishing it again this is an interesting comment from sang and sang as a journalist based in iraq he says citizens of the one of the house since destroyed they don't care about the arches or history of the city they just want to rebuild the houses and go back instead of being displaced so that's the span of. some of the beautiful parts of mosul that destroyed in the fighting and the battle and people needing to get back to walk. to think that we have a gravely lost in mosul that the first thing was the identity of the city as a multi-ethnic and multicultural market religious city and then the heritage but it's always started with that when they when they would leave everything the beautiful why did they try and serve their purpose to shrines of the good people of the ancestors and then they ended it would be an inveterate what had been the you know the most was far much beyond any one could imagine what to say it'll let

that thirty percent of the building of the infrastructure of the has been leveled to the ground but b.p. is doing a lot is doing in fact is doing medicals the building in this photo is for the centralized library of university bia and b.p. is now removing the rubbles and as they say they are going on refurbishing it again this is an interesting comment from signing and some go as a general still based in iraq he says citizens of the one of the house since destroyed they don't care about the arches or history of the settle they just want to repeal the houses and go back instead of being displaced so they asked us ballots some of the beautiful parts of mosul that destroyed in the fighting and the battle and people needing to get back to walk. to think that we have a gravely interest in mosul that the first thing was the identity of the city as a multi-ethnic and multicultural market religious city and then the heritage that it all started with that issue when they when they had everything the beautiful why did the shrine serve the purpose of the shrines of the good people of the ancestors

keeping people cool and delis baking heat is hard work just ask one of the b.p. workers and the city rushing to meet increasing demand from the markets restaurants and small shops serving twenty million inhabitants. a lot of good i'm ok some will buy fifty blocks started some oh by ten five or twenty five where they go everywhere and they're sold in different quantities we sell them to the distributors and they sell them in pieces that there are people that got bored you bitch about it but. the process is anything but high tech the workers fill up large containers with filtered water one sealed the boxes are placed into large tanks covered with salt water for twenty four hours the brian has a lower freezing point than ordinary water chilled with ammonia. each ice block weighs around fifty five kilograms and costs one hundred thirty rupees or almost two dollars refrigerated trucks take tons of ice each day from here to delhi where the ice gets crushed and sold in banks and then scooped into the drinks of thirsty indians. that's all. on freedom and the whole. world

government of mohammad most day in iran it dared to nationalize the anglo iranian oil company now known as b.p. so of course the u.s. overthrew it and imposed on iran the shah the monarch you can't get more or less democratic government there's a long history of this the united states the media presentation here is so incredible you had donald trump going to europe meeting with the nato countries demanding that they spend one hundred thirty two billion dollars more get for really a confrontational position against russia and then he gets to russia i mean to helsinki and meets with putin and the american media says this is the surrender some end or some and acting as if you know here's a united states spend seven hundred eighty billion dollars on war every year russia spent sixty billion and yet russia's on the march you know early and rideable and russia's offense spending is on decline right now ok it's not being increased here early does the united states need brushes an enemy is this the because you do justify all of these expenditures ok i mean brian is a logic lee looking at it but logic

unify to typhoon deal three billion pounds with a fresh air space or we will stop b.p. from having it all concession which they've had. more or less in the since the one nine hundred thirty s. so there's that real economic muscle behind some of these threats and the. particular case was successful and the government didn't brotherhoods acquire it which in the end was a bit weird because in the end the muslim brotherhood isn't a terrorist organization big surprise. now it seems that the motivation for the u.a.e. a appears to be the fear of political islam the fear of the rise of political islam but in the closing remarks of this report spin watch says the following lobbying is a legal activity an important elements of democracy but there have to be limits and promising billions in return for influence infiltrating the british media and threatening to interfere in british parliament some would see as a step too far paul thank you very much for that for now that is paul brennan live in london thank you. and staying in the u.k. the official u.k. group that campaigned for br

shares in oil company b.p. up about.9%. a surge in profits earlier. claire: here in france, hotel owners are taking steps to fight back against negative comments online. >> it's one of those things we have come used to. before we book something we tend to look at re news onlynn and perhaps the bad one can can put you off booking. the problem s. those are marked when they are published online are not verified and they can do huge damage to businesses. most is one of the prestigious hotels, but she said business has slowed down in recent years thanks in large part to neglect turf online reviews. >>> the last review got on trip advisor criticized the size of the room. it's 25 square meters. which is more than standard for a four star hotel. >> despitete being written by ordinary customers, rather than professional critics, the impact of online reviews on the service industry has skyrocketed in recent years. studies show an estimated 90% of french people now brows through these reviews before making a purpose. >> we see them stop in front of the door and

of mohammad most that day in iran it dared to nationalize the anglo iranian oil company now known as b.p. so of course the us overthrew it and imposed on iran the shah the monarch you can't get more or less democratic government there's a long history of this the united states the media presentation here is so incredible you had donald trump going to europe meeting with the nato countries demanding that they spend one hundred thirty two billion dollars more a group get for really a confrontational position against russia and then he gets to russia i'm going to helsinki and meets with putin and the american media says this is the surrender some vendor some and acting as if you know here's a united states spend seven hundred eighty billion dollars on war every year russia spent sixty billion and yet russia's on the march you know early and rideable and russia is that then spending is on decline right now ok it's not being increased here early does the united states need brushes an enemy and that's the it because it to justify all of these expenditures ok i mean brian is a logically looking

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another phase of the project is currening developed using money from the b.p. oil spill. boudreau says it was designed to be an example of what a living shoreline could but with more than 14,000 miles of the nation's nearly00,000 miles of tidal shoreline already hardened with infrastructure like seawalls, living shorelines currently represent a tiny fr of america's coasts. >> it takes educating the community because they see a softer solutioy just say how does that protect it? tht once they have it put in at neighbor's house and they say, "hey, their property is not t oding," and look at the wildlife tis attracts, that's how you get that change and you win people over. >> sreenivasan: so, seeing is believing. >> seeing is believing. >> we don't have the research that shows us how to do it all, t. >> sreenivasan: just cebrian is a marine ecologist with the dauphin island sea lab and the university of south alabama. >> so, that's dauphin island, right there. >> sreenivasan: he took us to a living shoreline project by an uninhabited barrier island off the coast of alabama. f

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shell and b.p. used to fund this front group.we don't know how much they gave before they quit in 2015. american commitment received at least $21 million from koch-affiliated organizations. the competitive enterprise institute, exxon gave at least $2 million, koch-affiliated organizations gave at least $5.2 million. americans for limited government received at least $5.6 million from koch-affiliated groups. the so-called national black chamber of commerce, exxon gave it at least $1 million. american petroleum institute gave at least $75,000. koch-affiliated organizations gave at least $25,000. americans for tax reform. a.p.i., the american petroleum institute, gave at least $525,000, koch-affiliated groups gave at least $330,000. the caesar rodney institute. koch-affiliated groups gave at least $50,000 and the caesar rodney institute is part of the larger so-called state policy network which itself is funded by the koch organization. freedom works. freedom works has received at least $2.5 million from koch-affiliated groups and a

deal three billion with a space or we will stop b.p. from having it all concession which they've had. more or less in the since the one nine hundred thirty s. is that real economic muscle behind some of these threats not enough to. the government didn't brotherhoods. in the end was a bit weird because in the end the muslim brotherhood isn't a terrorist organization big surprise. has more from central london. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. will basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent and then the talk in those years particular between twenty ten and twenty sixteen was described by the report's authors as being slick a well oiled machine sophis