election cards for bp to be ok.tainly the second half of the year we are expecting bp will be able to generate more because several will come on the stream and the payments related to the mexico, the company expects to pay $5 billion in u.s. gulf of mexico. they pay already 2.3. they pay a lot. it's a big international company needs opec to keep oil prices round $50 that is bp. >> bp is a very different place. >> if you look at exxon, chevron, they have already reported, a sense of relief from those companies. it is not that everything is fine but you can see those companies and the board getting more relaxed as the war is over for them. moneyds to spend a lot of related to the gulf of mexico payment and were not really like to see that at that level above 30%. an extraordinary situation for the company. >> because first,, dividends, not the payments. ,> the gulf of mexico payments that is not discussing whatsoever. i think it goes the dividend and the. we will see more reduction in. i think they have already gone t

it isa it is a busy time with apple earnings and bp etc. one thing we wa nted earnings and bp etc. was greece, coming through in the early hours of the morning that finally a deal on new measures and new reforms meaning they get much—needed funding. new measures and new reforms meaning they get much-needed funding. this has been going on for absolutely yea rs. has been going on for absolutely years. they are trying to extend the pension age. make people older before they receive their pension, trying to sell off state assets, coal mines, power plants and that kind of thing. this still needs to be agreed by the greek government. what i think is interesting is the syriza party still in control, the far left, even they have got to grips with the reality of the financial situation. greece has a massive payment to its lenders coming injuly and needs its money now so we are coming injuly and needs its money now so we are really down to the wire. reading a sigh of relief because it kept going beyond the deadline last year. let's talk about a couple of stats because we have uk manufacturin

has bp got it right?ave reacted to this fall in the price of oil and as you say they need to get used to it you normal in the price of oil. what is the strategy like for the yea rs what is the strategy like for the years ahead for bp? like the rest of the industry, they think we have reached more of a plateau, if you like, in terms of growth now so there are now, as you said, there is a period of growth going on now as well as all of the cost—cutting. so i think they will try to continue to grow a little bit, pay a little more in terms of dividends and muddle through and hopefully oil prices will rise will further. and, briefly, bob dudley and the theme of revolts going on at general meetings last year in regard to corporate bosses pay. it was one of those. will he get more criticism, do you thing, or is this news today going to enable him to continue without that sort of spotlight on how much is earning? there will be some of that, i am certain, is earning? there will be some of that, iam certain, but is

shares of bp higher pay the company topping estimates on rising profit. bp's debt rising again.he highest level in at least a decade. javier blas joins us now. debts are higher, but the rising to 20% and the first corner from 26.8% at the end of last year. net debt the highest in at least a decade. how much is its worry? reason let's go to the we have that 2% on the market. profits are three times larger than a year ago. $1.5 billion above. but you are right. the debt is the main reason why bp has gone up 2% rather than 4% today. 20%.ve a quarter ago, we were below 27%. ep has said they want to keep it under 30%. that is worrying to investors, because they see it is getting close. unless oil prices recover further or bp is able to squeeze more costs out of the system, the debt will for sure increase next quarter and get close to the limit. mark: the question oil companies that asked all the time is is the dividend safe? safe.: i think it is bp has three places they need to spend money. the first is pay the gulf of mexico bills. mark: which is dissipating. javier: it is dissipati

a first quarter comeback for bp. the british oil major beats expectations posting replacement cost profits of $1.5 billion, supported by a better crude price. >>> shares of ocado deliver, up more than 8% on a report the company is considering a tie up with retail giant marks and spencer that could see the grocer launch an online food delivery service. >>> discount downside for luxottica. the world's biggest eye wear maker misses first quarter forecasts as its curb on promotions weighs on sales. >>> powerful pmis. the european manufacturing sector powers on with german and european pmis hitting a six-year high. >>> good morning, everyone. we're back from a long weekend. we have plenty of data to get through. want to tell you about the eurozone factory activity hitting a six-year high in april. the eurozone final factory pmi is at 61.7. inflationary pressures stayed quite strong. let's tell you what the european markets are doing. we're higher to the tune of a quarter percent. euro/dollar at 1.0904. let's look at the e

limit thatch in the bp is comfortable with, the is --that bp owns previous quarter 26.8%.ter is 20%. another quarter -- 28%. you will have a situation where bp is going to struggle to keep its ratio under its parameters. tries to get more cash out, gets its bills down, or the guidance around the balance sheet? >> bp is hoping for higher oil and natural gas prices. that can help. the second half of the year will probably have more production because that will help. level of reducing could be there. the company is saying the 215 -- 15-17.17 i think that company is very likely to keep it that way. manus: is it going to stick on the lower end of the expenditure? above for all of these oil majors in terms of their production. that is critically important to them as well. >> the oil price will go to $50. bd have a problem, the whole -- the whole oil segment will have a problem. bp, bp is the, one that really needs higher oil prices to help us because of the special situation that they are paying mexico. they know they needed to pay it. thank you very much. french election is a w

interesting to see bp outperform today.he question is whether these types of earnings can support the energy sector for more than one day, which was the case last week. oil prices up a bit today, but certainly one of the risk factors to keep an eye on in the face of otherwise positive earnings coming through. the other point from yesterday is that volatility was low. volumes -- >> ten-year low for the vix. >> volatility surprisingly low. volumes were low because of european and asian markets were closed. it is an amazing low in terms of volatility. big news out of hollywood. the writers guild of america striking a last-minute deal with the alliance of motion picture and television producers. hollywood writers were threatening to walk off the job starting today if a deal was not reached. the statement confirming they reached a tentative agreement on the terms of a new three-year collective bargaining deal. >>> in earnings news, bp topping estimate base penny. the oil giant reporting earnings of 7 cents a share. earnings up 1

this is far better for the likes of bob dudley, the boss of bp. things like the deepwater arrives in disaster and navigating the impact of the massive fall in the price of oil, it is not enough to counter the criticism over his earnings, as salary of $19 million. that was heavily criticised and the agm is coming up quite soon but today's news should be better thanks to the price at the —— news that the price of oil has risen. these days we purchase more and more things online. how about art or really high—quality goods? it turns out paintings are no exception when it comes to purchasing online. the british auctioneer christie ‘s is closing one of its rooms in london and moving more operations online. to meet increased this to meet demand from asia. coming capture the famous excitement of an auction room ona famous excitement of an auction room on a website and stay ahead of the growing competition online? we will have a special report on that and we will have all the other business stories as well. i will be back in 20 minutes with world business

let's talk about bp, back in profit. 0il revenue positive. let's talk about bp, back in profit.the improvement, but it goes beyond that. we have seen a bp increase in production, which is up 5%. we have also seen them producing a bill for capital expenditure. those components are the reasons behind the substantial uptick in the earnings compared to last year. let‘s talk about pmi figures, much better than expected. what is driving the growth in the uk manufacturing sector? and with wages in the uk being squashed by inflation, do you think that growth can be sustained or is itjust a blip? as far as the manufacturing sector is concerned, it is a function in the change of valuation against sterling in the wake of the brexit vote last year. exporters are in something of a sweet spot. they have a much more competitive currency, and yet we haven‘t left the single market yet and we haven‘t got trade restrictions, so that is boosting manufacturing. the question for earnings will be more relevant when we get the comparative data for services. those numbers come out on thursday. there, th

it's approaching the limit of bp is comfortable with.tween 20% on 30%. -- 20% and 30%. previous quarter, 28%. >> a five-month low for producers like shell. they are reporting first-quarter earnings today. let's start with shell. is it becoming a cash generating machine? >> more so than it was previously. i wouldn't say we are back to the boom times. they are doing the right things. investors like it, but we are now back to that. >> validating the chief executive decision in the massive acquisition of bg group? >> i think it does. for now, obviously, because this is a long-term investments at we will have this conversation again in five years. things may be different. >> things are looking better for statoil, three consecutive sessions of adjusted losses before today. first quarter profit climbing. has it turned a corner? >> it's a long-term process. they are rationalizing the assets and looking at what will make the most money. that will not happen in two or three months. that will be over several years. >> tesla confirmed its highly ant

and brent crude, that ties into bp. time to take a look at the weather prospects for the next few days and i think it will be drier, to drive for the gardeners, and a little warmer. can we have the details, louise? —— too dry for the gardeners. stop giving everyone the punch line! yes, the gardens are starting to get a little desperate now. some lovely spells of sunshine. just look at that west highlands, it will be a great week out there. where i would like to be. not quite as warm but the warmest place across the country yesterday. through the middle of the week, mid—teens and then back up to the low 20s for the weekend. western scotland will see the best of the sunshine but it has been very dry. in actual fact it has been very dry. in actual fact it has been the driest april on record, only four millimetres of rain. although these are not the full figures in terms of rainfall for april, you can see the darker brown denoting rainfall below average. it is fairly average across the country where it has been this is bbc

from a problem is bp cannot generate enough money to cover those three.e in that they need to continue paying the government for culpability. bps approaching the limit of is comfortable with. 30%.atio is between 20% on previous quarter -- this quarter, 20%. -- 28%. >> a five-month low for producers like shell. reporting first-quarter earnings today. let's start with shell. is becoming a cash generating machine? >> more so than it was previously. i don't we are back to the boom times. they are doing the right things. investors like it, but we are now back to that >> validating the chief executive decision in the massive acquisition of bg group? >> i think it does. this is a long-term investments at we will have this conversation again in five years. >> things are looking better for statoil, three consecutive sessions of adjusted losses before today. first quarter profit climbing. as it turned a corner? >> it's a long-term process. they are rationalizing the assets and looking old make the most money. that will not happen in two or three months. that will b

quite a big gamble for bp.ig risk. we've talked about deepwater horizon, that disaster cost lives, cost bp a lot of money in compensation, pay—outs, finds etc. if the future looking better for the finds etc. if the future looking betterfor the oilfirm? finds etc. if the future looking better for the oil firm? the future is looking a bit better and that is because the oil prices starting to go higher. it has been incredibly low but is coming back. it's getting more sustainable which does help, but the problem with the oil price is that there are so many political ramifications. so many different things can move that price, and if it slips slightly lower end ep may start losing money in that area which then causes issues. it is totally unknown how long oil will stay at the price it is now. thank you, james hughes. at gkn x. at gkfx. britain's manufacturing output jumped to a three—year high last month as new orders jumped sharply thanks on strong domestic and overseas demand. the uk manufacturing pmi — as it's kn

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bp world isi's considering a stake in the russian cargo carrier. that bp world would take control -- that dp world would take control of the company. fesco said a deal could be close. say etihadrces atways is close to looking hiring financial advisors to way it stake in air berlin. it says it plans are to be part of a broader view in equity holdings in struggling airlines. it has had to tell out air berlin several times already. back -- wills are prices are back at $50 a barrel. sea,e we jump into that let's talk about what is happening from a technical point of view. just in terms of where we were and where we are. you can see right here the green that blue line issuer november cut level. we are higher than we are at the time. -- this speaks to a bullish story. hsh nor bank make this clear. happenedak down what in the and i opec. saudi arabia taking a different approach to resolving the situation with these stockpiles? >> we've seen saudi shifting from the pump and will policy will policypump at they had, now they are doubling down on these cuts a

but bp cannot generate enough money to cover those three packets.at they need to continue paying the government of mexico liabilities. this is approaching the limit that ep is comfortable with. is ratio that they aim to 20% to 30%. the previous quarter was 26.8%. this quarter was 28%. >> we are touching a five-month low for producers like shell. first-quarter earnings reported today. is it becoming a cash generating machine? >> more so than it was previously. i would not say we are back to the boom times. it is clear the balance sheet is getting stronger and investors like it, the we are not back. >> how does it validate the chief executive's decision to make that massive acquisition? for now.k it does this is a long-term investment, so we will have this conversation in five years, and the answer may be different. consecutivead three quarters of adjusted losses before today. first quarter profit is climbing. has it turned the corner? >> i think it is a long-term process of rationalizing the assets and seeing what will make the most money. that will

more on bp next hour. that is your latest bloomberg business flash.ime now for our bloomberg quick take, where we issues ofckground two interest. japan is the world's senior citizen. lifees of rising expectancy and shirking birthrates is devastating regional communities, continuing to balloon public debt, and starving the economy of labor pay the governor -- government is struggling with policies to push for greater job automation, softening of the nation's traditional aversion to immigration. japan's population is forecast to tumble by about one third between now and the middle of the century. the portion of over 64-year-old is about one quarter. that is expected to reach 38% in that timeframe, intensifying the financial and care burdens on the working age population. prime minister shinzo abe has provide policies to more care facilities are the prime minister also relaxed some immigration restrictions in a piecemeal faction which has contributed to the increase of overseas workers. below onejapan dipped million for the first time on record in 2016,

we're showing you the scene at the bp gas tags station at 41 s alabama. the employee who was here at the time didn't want to show him on camera and he said he looked one of them right in the eye and described to us how they caused all of this damage. >> they come in a big truck. and one of them was trying to come out -- come out and hook up the atm with the chains. and then they pulled the truck, and they broke it. they didn't try to come inside, they didn't hurt me. >> reporter: yeah, fortunately, that man is okay. but if you come step inside here, he was telling us that just about a week ago, somebody else came through here and tried to throw rocks at this glass door, caused a little bit of damage you that can see here. some scuff marks. fortunately, they didn't break this glass and they weren't injured in that incident as well. all of this has happened within two weeks. again, police counting on surveillance video to help them track down who is behind it. live in southeast, i'm erika gonzalez. back to you. >>> montgomery county police need help trackin

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we mentioned bp.is is partly to do with the rising oil prices. i mentioned ocado, that's off the back of them potentially going into business with marks & spencer ‘s. they are up by 6%. that is it from me and! they are up by 6%. that is it from me and i will be back with more business news this afternoon. thank you, rachel ‘s. just after those tornadoes tore through, tom mitchell discovering this truck overturned in russian water and a family of four trapped inside. with the storm still swirling overhead, good samaritans, racing against time. mitchell puts down his phone and starts giving the infa nt down his phone and starts giving the infant cpr. tonight, this family are recovering. mum, emily, with a message for the rescuers. yellow mac thank you so much everything you did. helping someone you didn't know. just miles away, a high school from taking a direct hit. this new, well built venue nearly flattened by the tornado. those who were inside survived with no injuries. we are not new to tornadoes,

a lot of our people are still sick from the bp oil spill. i message is to president trump and i just want to say that come down and sit with our families who are suffering from our refinery communities, environmental justice communities, and the people dealing still with the bp oil spill. if you can look in their eyes and see their pain they are dealing with and still continue this road where you put money in a profit of these corporations over our people, then we will really know what kind of man you are. until then, we will continue to fight and resist you because you are on a destructive path that puts my house and my family directly in line of destruction. i cannot allow it. amy: the water ceremony on saturday led by indigenous peoples at the capitol reflecting pool that began the epic people's climate march. a special thanks to democracy and renee lewis feltz. when we come back, we will our five hour special which you can see in its entirety at democracynow.org. ♪ [music break] amy: "bring back the life" by desert rose. this is democrac

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he alluded police for more than two hours after a carjacking at bp station in alexandria.ort time ago. we'll have a full report coming up on good day at 9:00 a.m. >> your forecast coming up though in just ten seconds. >>> all righty. let's get to it. those who love the heat and humidity summer 42 days away we're starting the countdown it hasn't felt very much like summer the last couple ig 51 now in washington. all right. we're bouncing back in the 40s north and we have. lots of 30s out there earlier. even places like leonardtown down to 39 this morning. now 52 for you. 51 in fredericksburg. 51 in quantico. all of us warm up into the upper 60s today. a few spots might get to 70 and lots and lots of sunshine to look forward to. should be a nice quiet beautiful tuesday afternoon with dry conditions expected today. tonight and tomorrow then we'll build some rain chances showers chances back in the forecast by thursday and friday. there you go. high pressure and that northwest flow back intact today it will be a little cool for this time of year but warmer than yesterday. mild

we will see if we get a similar performance from bp.he real focus is -- can they maintain the dividend without increasing death? a real -- debt. the rest performer among europe's oil majors this year despite the fact that they have been slashing capital expenditure to deal with lower oil prices. anna edwards during us from london. thank you so much. that is it for this edition. we are seeing asia mostly in the green right now. yousef: anna: breaking of the banks. president trump says he is actively considering a revival of glass-steagall. >> we are looking at that. some people want to go back to the old system, so we are going to look at that. we are looking at it right now. dodd-frank is going to be seriously changed, the banks can go back to loaning money. manus: racing for brexit. the british chambers of commerce calls for a frictionless future as the u.k. prime minister alludes to the meeting with shot clock younger headed toward -- jean-claude yunker. anna: france's final stretch.

. >> bp reported first-quarter earnings that beat estimates as oil prices climbed. profit adjusted for one time items a most tripled from one year earlier to $1.51 billion. that might help ease investor concern about the company's ability to maintain the dividend without increasing debt. pimco's new ceo plans to add 100 new employees over the next year. speaking to bloomberg at the milken institute global n says the, the manuaroma company intends to spend on hiring and technology to become better. >> we want to be the best at what we do. we don't think we can be the biggest. we think we can be good at managing conflicts and deliver. it gives us plenty to do and we once the results of the firm to be focused. >> twitter says it will not attribute a bump in activity to president trump's use of the social network, but chief operating officer says the company would love it it every world leader used tweets as the primary way of talking to their constituenties. that will not translate right into increased revenue. >> we don't today have visibility on seeing the revenue tr

we're at a bp corner of 41st and alabama avenue in southeast. back here out on the scene. take a look at this atm. absolutely gutted. we just talked to the store employee who says that he was here. and that all of a sudden he heard the noise outside his store. and that he could see two masked men wrapping chains around the atm. and a third person inside a dark colored pickup truck. he said he turned and didn't say anything to it. >> he was trying to come out and hook up the atm. and then pulled it. and broke it. they took the money -- they didn't come inside, they don't harm me. >> reporter: so, thankfully, we can tell you the store employee is okay. as he said, they didn't try to tried to throw rocks at a glass door. tried to actually break into the store where he was at. police here on the scene telling us they won't know if they really did get away with cash until the store owner shows up and they have a good look at this. we're live in southeast, i'm erika gonzalez. >> thank you. >>> be careful, it's national bike to school day. this year ddot and d.c. schools are hold

at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. i am totally blind.lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. nicole: good morning. 5:15 a.m. in your business get you caught up on what's happening now. the house could vote as early as today on a spending bill that would keep the government running through soup number. the trump administration forced to defend the controversial 1 trillion plus budget deal after democrats claimed as victor and conservatives claim gop leaders gain too much ground. at the same time, president trump manning the phones trying to win support for their advice health care bill. republicans in the house say they are still a handful of those shy from passing it. white house officials want a vote on the legislation before congress leaves for an 11 day recess on friday. tech stocks we are watching today. shares of apple could be under pressure today despite a strong quarterly profit report from that company. the masters concern shipmen

at bp's cooper river plant, employees take safety personay - down to each piece of equipment, so theyrotect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. lauren: president trump himself italian prime minister jenson button and round. the factory and the apprentice at the vatican earlier this morning about two, three hours ago. italian officials will be with the president. he will then fly to brussels as heegins the third leg of his first foreign tour as president of the united states of america. nicole: president donald trump and his family left from the vatican. he met with pope francis and that has been monumental where they try to find some common ground and not the presidential palace will continue on his trip through brussels in belgium talking about obviously g-7 and the like. lauren: with this meeting rob has stepped up security where the italian prime minister and president labor in the vatican and where president trump will be seen as well. like pictures and breaking news as it happens. in the mean

at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. so new touch screens...nd biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. nicole: 5:15 a.m. raking it with a sketchy product on what's happening now. the death toll from explosion that rocked the saab nine concert has risen to 22. british police are treating this attack as terrorism and believe it was the work of a suicide bomber. ariana grande is not injured and has suspended the remaining of the concert tour. in bethlehem this morning president trump offered prayers and deep condolences to the people of manchester. those behind the attacks like the one in manchester are evil losers. later the president is scheduled to make a speech as the israelis see

bp uses flir cameras - a new thermal imagining technology - to inspect difficult-to-reach pipelines,ct leaks before humans can see them. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. trish: all right, everyone, china buzzing a u.s. surveillance plane. the two chinese j-10 fighter jets flew within 200 yards of a u.s. reconnaissance plane on wednesday, approximately 150 miles southeast of hong kong. the incident occurred one day before a navy destroyer sailed near one of china's manmade islands in the south china sea. the pentagon planning to shoot down an icbm next week for the first time following north korea's twoingful ballistic missile tests -- two successful ballistic missile tests, but an intercontinental ballistic missile not the only threat facing this country from a nuclear north korea. fox news correspondent doug mckelway has our report. >> reporter: today the old duck and cover films fro

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he was here at the bp gas station on 41st and alabama at 3:00 p.m. when masked men tried to make off the atm or at least the cash inside in the most dramatic way, using chains and a truck. >> they're coming up with a big truck, one was driving to come out and they hooked up the atm with that chain. >> while he was calling police, he says he looked one of them square in the eyes. >> then i asked them what are you doing? and one of them, he just looked at me and he don't even say anythi the head cashier at this location. a few years ago thieves sawed the face off the atm and she says the machines were reinforced with steel down here where the money is. so up top it's mangled but down here not a scratch. >> don't look like they got away with no cash because they couldn't get to the bottom. >> th >>. >> reporter: that's where the cash? >> they got everything last time. >> reporter: the attendant says he's rattled to say the least. >> i'm thinking about moving to the day shift after this happen happened. >> reporter: an incredibly scary night. there's alr

bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gaset where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> white house officials under grows scrutiny amid mounting controversies. the latest is white house counsel in his role. let's bring in his former colleague at the federal elections commission, democratic commissioner. she says mcbegan was a chaos agent. what do you mean by that? >> hi. thanks for having me. at the fec, he came in and was the guy that tried to break all the china. he threw out all the norms of the way the agency had functioned in the past to try to come up with compromises so we could in an agency that is inherently divided between the parties, no more than three out of the six commissioner eers c of any one party. that was not his game plan. he came in and tried to obstruct investigations, obstruct enforcement of the rules and made it very difficult to enforce the laws that are supposed to protect against conflict of interest and make sure the american public i

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bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >> as the world's most powerful leaders convene right now for the g-7 summit in italy. president trump and teresa may will hold their own meeting. it comes as relations have been strained in recent days about intel leaks. let's go to sicily. that's where we find sara murray. i hear they sat next to each other at dinner last night, but now they are going to actually pow wow. >> of course we heard their public statements. we heard president trump condemning leaks. we heard theresa may saying this is an important intelligence sharing relationship. both sides need to be trusted. we are being told they are slated to have this sideline meeting at the g-7 today between president trump and teresa may just to sort of hash over those issues. obviously, we don't have a lot of access to this summit. but it will be interesting to hear what comes out of that. i think one of the interesting st

at bp, safety is never being satisfied.al thoughts. >> incredible. >> that was an amazing interview with president carter. it's hard to really top that but i will just say about my dad, for mark, ian and me, he challenged us, made us think, he loved us unconditionally. he took us on all of his trips, wanted to expose us and contribute and be a part of everything he did, but his most remarkable achievement, he had help with and that is his marriage to my mom. chief in bumba as we called them, the grand kids called them, almost 60 years, they loved each other so much and their relationship is really indescribable. it was powerful. and we all miss him and we are around her. >> and what a great balancing, you know, he was in public very tough, in private he was very kind, very sweet. and when his children -- >> he had a dark humor. >> children and family needed him the most he would push, push, push really hard. but willie, when his children or wife or family needed him the most, he immediately threw himself in to help in any w

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holiday inn express, bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we canhere they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> welcome back. we have more in our breaking news this hour. an all-out search in england for a possible isis terror cell after 22 innocent people were kill, the youngest that we know of, and an 8-year-old girl were killed at an ariana grande concert. i want to bring in cnn terrorism analyst paul kruk shank and paul, let me start with you. isis has claimed responsibility but they haven't offered any proof. >> they haven't offered any proof whatsoever describing him as a soldier of the caliphate, and i've just been in touch with a british counterterrorism official that says so far british investigators have uncovered no evidence of any link to an established terrorist group, overseas a terrorist group like isis. it's obviously early on in the investigation. one of the key focuses is on the forensic at the scene of the attack, trying to figure out how sophisticated this device was, wh

and i began research on this book before the gulf -- the bp oil spill. and initially, i didn't know how to put the history of the gulf of mexico together. i couldn't, i couldn't find the story that i thought should be told. and then the floating oil platform that none of us had heard of exploded 40 miles out from louisiana in april 2010, and 11 people, tragically, died. while many of us were reading in bed oblivious to what was going on, perhaps ready to turn out the light, maybe even thinking about the next day being earth day, the very day that the deepwater horizon sank into the gulf of mexico. and for 87 nightmarish days that spring rain summer -- that spring and summer, it dominated the news headlines. no more could fish and birds escape this oily tide, could we, could we humans x. without quite realizing it, the spill consumed the gulf's identity. it took it over. as gettysburg, a borough in pennsylvania, became the most famous be presidential address in history, the oil spill -- or, i should say the gulf, came the worst oil spill in history. and e

at bp, safety is never being satisfied.heather. >> i just think that tiger woods is a tragedy. we all know that athletes age and they all sort of decline at some point. his life is a fairy tale and even though we know it's manufactured, it's hard to see it come down. >> and congress has to get something done if we're going to-- if the market is going up. >> i just hope this white house shake-up changes the conversation and we'll see a new day for the white house and talking more about tax reform. >> new messaging. dagen: ought to hire lee carter. lee, john and heather, a pleasure to spend the morning with you and hand it off to mr. stuart varney. stuart: i'll take it. the president is back, we are back and the summer begins. good tuesday morning, everyone. now, could it be, america's getting fed up with the media and the left, could it be? they're still going on about russia or jared kushner's contacts, and they're still on europe, and the young presidency, and speculating about indicting the president of the united states.

bp, revenue is higher. it's at the highest level in 10 years.o raise money to pay for the dividend which is not yet sustainable. jonathan: that is great work and coming up, we have the sky bridge capital portfolio manager. with markets trading and futures a little bit lower, you are watching bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: wall street races or president trump. he is considering breaking up the big tanks. looking to lock in low rates for longer, the secretary secretary is serious about launching ultralong debt. manufacturing expands to the fastest pace in six years. new york city, good morning. i am jonathan ferro. we are alongside david and alix steel. it looks something like this in your futures are flat. these are getting back to work in europe. $1.09.o stable at alix: we will get auto sales coming out. they will fall for the fourth straight month. the transportation and infrastructure committee will hold hearing on oversight of u.s. airline consumer service after the united ceo testifies is. that should be a lot of fun. apple is reporting earnings as

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