and the son of the million slail doctor who when to treat prince had a small quantity of bp for -- bp f -- of bp norfing, a drug used to treat treat opiod addiction. -- opioid addiction. one doctor we spoke to said that prince should have started taking his medication. >> it's an epidemic. >> reporter: the treatment comes in a pill. it's used to treat pain as well as opiate addiction. ♪ >> reporter: an addiction some have reported prince suffered from. he would not have been alone. >> it's incredible how common it is, how it can be your neighbor, it can be your husband, it can be your wife it can be your child. >> reporter: treatment for open dwrats starts with therapy and taking the proper medications. it is about retraining the brain -- for opiate addiction starts with therapy and taking the proper medications. it's about retaining the brain to no longer need the opiate. >> this new drug doesn't give you the high, but it allows you to maintain it so you don't get sick from not having it. >> reporter: the pills can cost $8 each. a patient's dosage slowly tapers off until it's not nee

basically, bp confident about a longer-term?f the big takeaways from bp is they are repositioning their business to keep cash flow positive at a price range between $50 and $55 a barrel for oil. that is on the back of the company preparing for $60 oil. in order for to be profitable, they were anticipating $60 a barrel next year. to be able to pay the dividend without having to borrow money. what they are doing in this earnings statement is saying, we are recalibrating the company so we can make sure we can ensure the dividend for you, even if the oil price is as low as $50 a barrel. emily: t-mobile earnings out, beating estimates for earnings and revenue. you summed up verizon's earnings in a call and a wrap. rap t-mobile's takeaways? john: 12 quarters in a row, we grew customers. the model is working. we are now generating huge service revenue. it is leading to cash flow growth. this machine is working, stay out of the way as we will not stop. emily: amazon shares popping over 12% in extended training. -- trading. the e-commerc

it's been the same trend with bp and exxon.ding, refining and that is what is saving the day for the companies. >> those are pretty variable areas of business. you get the right or horribly wrong. >> that is probably why also we have seen excel announcing a further announcing cosco today. -- cost cutting today. shell was a guide in the market for $33 billion suspension in 2006. now is near $30 billion. the first quarter is pointed at the number could be even lower. >> even more aggressive? >> they said 53. -- theuy said 33. they are announcing 30. when we see the companies are spending in the first quarter it seems you're going to $25 billion. that's an indication that the company's prefer themselves to leave on low oil prices. shell, gas is what now really matters. >> we started the media part of earnings season yesterday with cbs last night and time warner this morning. both beat estimates with higher earnings field by a surgeon advertising sales. -- a surge in advertising sales. is advertising back? >> it is back, particular

and bp was a non-executive advisor to the parliament and i told him this is what i think we need to do to reform the civil service and that is to cut it back. it is the only way you will get serious change and i believe that and i believe that right here in america, too. [inaudible question] >> i want to explain this carefully. it is an important point. first all of, i need to declare interest which is my wife, rachel, was formally the head of pr relations at google and is doing that at another company you listed, which is uber so you need to be aware of that. the argument i try to make in the book is this book is not another way of saying small is beautiful and big is bad. that is not what i think. i think scale leads to dehumanization but not necessarily. similarly, i think that the technology often leads to dehumanization but not necessarily. where those arguments come together is actually -- i cannot site by wife being involved and there is a company called air b and b and i think it is a brilliant example of a big company, that is a tech company, that made the world more human.

ryan: the downstream business and the refining helped both np and to-- bp and total that helped shellld distinguish them from bp and total, it looks like their chemicals business did particularly well. and their trading business did well but perhaps as not as well as it did at the other company. so, very good performance overall. more money, $1.8 billion. shell, while a lot bigger after $200acquisition of bg, is a billion. francine: bga seems to have made sense. on the changes on a daily basis to see who gets the top spot, but most of the time, this year, it has been outperforming all the other big oil producers. the reasons for that, we sell more evidence today as they are cutting back on capex. they guided the market to $33 billion. they say it is going to be $30 billion. when it comes to the dividend yield, concerns about the dividend, those seem to be less pronounced when you look at shell. we heard again today to that end free cash flow positive right now. they can pay the dividend without having to borrow money. and that is music to investors years. -- investors ears. francine:

bp is essentially unchanged.stock is actually down 25% the last five years compared to the s&p up 50%. what it has worked to do on the upside, the risk-reward is skewed to the bull side. julie: how do you play that? alan: i'm using a very basic substitution strategy. 30 is the midpoint. a breakout above $32 was temporary. now it has come back down to that breakout point, as markets often do. you could gain about 50% if we get to $36. it is a leveraged play for january, 2017. give yourself nine months for things to happen. bettyjulie: a long horizon play. i really appreciate it. bulls-eyerchart options from the cboe. betty: still ahead, tesla reports earnings after the bell. two of the company's production chiefs leaving at a critical time. we will speak to colin langan. ♪ . . betty: from bloomberg world headquarters here in midtown manhattan, you're watching bloomberg markets. i am betty liu. let's check the headlines with first word news. mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. mark: thank you. it is the end o

new bp gasoline with invigorate... in boston, and steve is here in sports. >> they are very much looking forward to may coming around here today. if the boss were alive today, who would he repremand for the record? he was never afraid to call out players who he thought was stealing money. a-rod is only hitting .125. the and the problem here is one bad inning spirals out of control. 1 out away from the 2nd back to the doubles. the starter only lasting 5 innings, and the bull pen giving up 6 more in relief, including a home run from david ortiz, and the yankees are shut first time since 2007. >>> the start that michael conforto has had has mets fans positively giddy in his first 77 games, he has more doubles, home runs, and rbi than the first 77 games of both bryce harper and mike trout. the mets brought in mike walker, and this guy is one homer away to start the season this is not the hardest hit ball, but walker drives in 2, and the mets have now scored in the 1st run inning in 14 of the last 16 games, and back to conf

the report suggested the possibility of oil giants like bp, exxon taking strategic states in aramco. the oil industry wasn't the only area to see a reshuffle. the governor of the central bank, the saudi monetary agency, was replaced and a total of five other ministries were restruct >>> now to canada where firefighters and oil producers may have caught a break combating that fire in the country's oil sands region. that helped send oil prices a little bit oil settling down more than 2.5% despite the loss of supply from up there in alberta. deer dierdre bosa has more on the blaze and its potential cost friday edmonton. >> reporter: cooler weather and light rain. some respite for the fire officials battling what's been nicknamed simply "the beast." canada's wildfire blazes on and officials don't yet know the extent of the damage. >> we're waiting for information from the province. they're in there right now. last i heard a lot of the infrastructure is still being looked at. and apparently the integrity of it is good. >> reporter: one thing is certain, the wildfire is expected to be the

bp and other major oil firms warn they will not be able to deliver on some contracts.o we got some supply concern, that's pushing the price of oil higher this morning. wti is above $45 a barrel. 45.58. brent the international benchmark up 46, almost 1.7% or so. >> wti down last week for first week in five so the gains today up 2% taken in perspective of that. we are not soaring higher. >>> we also have another major oil story moving the markets having to do with energy. that would be a cabinet reshuffle in saudi arabia. on saturday the monoaror can i announcing that the oil ministry is leaving his post after 20 years. hadley gamble is joining us this morning from ryadh. was it expected and what does it mean? >> reporter: well, it was expected over the long-term, but really what we are talking about now is the saudi super team. and that is 24 ministers now charged with revitalizing this country's economy. of course, this does now include the new oil minister named khalid al-falih. he was the chairman and ceo of aramco as well. ali al-naimi was taking an emotional farewe

chairs at bp are higher.mer telecommunications monopoly said earnings before .axes rose 14% the figures were bolstered by the acquisition of mobile which bt acquired at the end of january. the company's finance director told us it is investing in higher speed broadband. >> unless we've got a degree of regulatory certainty, we can't really spend that sort of money. i can't look shareholders in the eye and say we are going to invest but we can't guarantee returns and outcomes. what we are looking to do is spend in the infrastructure. we are going to improve the quality of the network. credit suisse is carrying out a fresh round of cuts in london. two people familiar with the matter say about 180 jobs are going this week. we've been told a further round of cuts is planned for next month. credit suisse has said it would eliminate around 6000 positions globally this year. brandon howard asset management is raising cash. according to a person with knowledge of the manner, they will offer daily liquidity. the person

bp will retain a 59% and castrol india following that sale. the search continues for any sign of me sing -- of missing egyptair flight. we hear from a board member when "trending business" continues. ♪ our top a look at stories, g7 finance ministers meeting in japan today with the u.s. warning that currency intervention won't help global growth. the obama administration is pressuring japan to avoid weakening the yen. washington saying the real problem with the world economy is waning demand. gaining after an agreement with oil search in a $2.2 billion takeover. taiwan's first female president has taken the oath of office in taipei. she now controls the presidency and the parliament. that's the first time that has happened in 30 years. speech will ben listen closely to in beijing about what she does or does not say about relations. straight to the open in hong kong. we are seeing a mixed picture when it comes to asia markets. it has been volatile. we did start was a marginal gains, and a number of markets giving the gains back. nikkei 225 prett

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. >> jimmy: so you were full of bp bp when you said it?ou, i don't think you're taking credit for this, and this is something that i think is brilliant, and i know what your official position on this is, but let's just forget them for a second. that call with that people magazine reporter, that guy who sounded like you calling and going, yeah, and then trump did this. >> it didn't sound like me really. you think that sounded like me? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know how people hear their voice -- >> the reporter came back and said, i think trump gave out the tape. give me a break, from 28 years ago. >> jimmy: why would you? it was funny. >> i think they didn't want to have the liability. i discussed this the other night on the sean hannity show. it was a good discussion. check it out. to me that didn't sound like my voice. >> jimmy: nobody sounds like themselves when they hear themselves, but to me it sounded just like you. >> really? >> jimmy: and if it was you, i think it was a funny thing to do, to call a guy and take him through the ringer

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