rbc's helima croft is with us.xploding overnight in a parking garage we have the video and more "worldwide exchange" right now >>> welcome back thank you very much for being with us here on this very busy monday morning i am brian sullivan. it is 5:22 on the east coast while much of wall street is focused on the markets, it is a huge week for corporate earnings, much of dc is now focused on mueller and some prominent democrats on capitol hill are calling for impeachment hearings against president donald trump while others say it is too soon. tracie potts is live with more on the mueller report and the fallout. tracie. >> reporter: good morning, brian. good morning, everyone as they are split on impeachment, democrats are trying to figure out what's the way forward? what's the next step here? step one is trying to get the full mueller report, step two, get the man who wrote it to come in and testify worse than watergate, that's what one democrat is calling president trump's actions. >> if proven, some would be impea

crude oil down .6% off about 40 cents we'll get more with alema croft in just a couple of minutes. >>> staying with energy right now, president trump yesterday signing an executive order that speeds up the approval process for energy intra structure projects like pipelines. the president says the move had help mesh's energy sector thrive >> my action today will cut through destructive permitting delays and denials you know about that? you know about delays? where it takes you 20 years to get a permit those days are gone. >> that should be good news for your next guest. tel telurian wants to build a pipeline to make sure they have access to that gas with you sad dolg to be sat down for the approval process, and here's what she told us. >> we're about a 3-year-old company. we are building infrastructure projects that will be about a $30 billion investment we're growing the company tremendously, and all we have to do is finish our permits and start construction and that will happen this this year. >> okay. are you confident the government is going to be able it get the permitting process

who's been working directly with the trump administration to croft its venezuela policy and its venezuela stance and he also spoke to the venezuelans on tweeted today urging them to take to the streets of venezuela saying that this is your opportunity the moment might not come again so i think we can see that where washington d.c. at one point was supporting the opposition leader it's gone one step further now in throwing its weight behind the events which are currently unfolding as we speak on the streets of caracas and they did as you've been speaking we are looking at live pictures of a street in caracas where a building appears to be on fire as crowds have gathered to watch you talk about washington putting its weight behind what's going on that they're likely to do more than provide just war words. that's the quick the key question right now phil many people have looked at trump's repeated statements that they will do everything to support as a tacit endorsement of military intervention that said we need to be very clear eyed on that and say that in terms of military mobilization fro

had and providing news about the deepening political and economic crisis their own william noah glue croft has been following the developments on the story and joins us now so what more can you tell us about what looks like an act of censorship right so yes but you know appears to have been yanked about noon yesterday according to oscar's flanker he's our correspondent caracas and a chance to talk to him today so let's go to him we have a clip to see a bit more about what was going on down there basically news channels are the ones that are taken off the air here to me as well and so for a lot of people it was surprising that really have lasted this long only you are because the news that comes out of georgia really tends to be sometimes critical so that tends to sit wrong with. some of those government. and sitting wrong indeed did of us but you know as actually had an entire daily new show dedicated just the crisis in venezuela including an interview with one weibo the self declared president that is trying to push my door out of power so you can see why i might or might not be so happy

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mission control orders the crew to evacuate to a capsule that serves as an escape croft but then there are plenty stuff there. part of that sort of. the danger has passed this time a piece of the old cosmos two two five one a russian satellite missed the i assess by a few kilometers but the space station's crews are strangers to close calls like this its windows and exterior walls bear the scars of less life threatening encounters space might be vast and largely empty but in our cosmic neighborhood it's clogging up with little that rather than harm a million pieces of potentially dangerous space junk orbiting the planet. they include decommissioned satellites and even larger objects like components from spent rockets british sound designer nick ryan has developed an audio based system that identifies and localizes space junk most of the debris is tiny but the speed at which is traveling makes it a force to be reckoned with. even the size of a flock of paint its. satellites or the international space station called for birds. it can cause. catastrophic damage it threatens our infrastruc

i am number one annabel croft a bit later. iam here number one annabel croft a bit later.ve died in a series of bombings across sri lanka. nobody has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which targeted luxury hotels and churches packed with easter worshippers. five british nationals are believed to be among the victims. leigh milner reports. st anthony's shrine in colombo. this is where people had gathered to pray on easter sunday when a bomb exploded. a string of attacks ripped through the country within minutes of each other. six bombs targeted separate churches and hotels in colombo. two other explosions hit churches in negombo and batticaloa. translation: i heard the explosion and then the roof fell on us. we took the children and ran out from the rear door but when i came to the hospital, i saw my brother—in—law and son on the ground. hundreds rushed to hospitals looking for loved ones. for many, their search ended in heartbreak. it's been reported that at least five british people including a mother and her two children are among those killed. it's not yet clear w

it was triggered by the shooting down of that croft in which the president of rwanda at that time the hutu majority the president died along with the poor and the president of the next day april the seventh the whole massacre of the whole genocide began under with so many people to reconciliation must be a massive challenge even twenty five years on what sort of progress has been made as far as reconciliation is concerned. the has been progress it has to be said how can you start to think out how you integrate you reintegrate people when so many people have been killed in the killers are living in the community now the how as a community based court system. there were a total of two million cases in all and the majority of those cases were dealt with by these community based courts the human rights watch sees some questions about it current denied that this was a fast process in gauge justice on people who engaged in the gentle genocide and there have been a reintegration after that between the perpetrators and the victims there are villages where the two bodies of this orphans two si

correspondent barbara vevo and here in the studio with meat or news editors him and william glue crofts to all of you welcome let me start here with barbara earlier in the evening barbara we feared that all was lost but now there's cautious optimism that parts of notre dame will be saved. yes the fed of the firefighters there was as you say cautiously optimistic and say said just a little while ago that he thought they had now been able to cordon chain the fire to a certain degree and even if you look at it you can see this behind us in hour ago you could see sort of bright red flames really shooting up to the sky from time to time and that has sort of quieted down a bit the fire has become less evident constantly firefighting firefighters are pouring water from big hoses from cranes into the into the structure and so the head of them said that he thought that the main vault the main building off to consider it could be safe what is of course lost is the spire and what is completely lost is the more than eight hundred year old roof structure all that really has burned some while ago we

kid john if you could stand by i want to pull in there my colleague we know a blue croft who's been following events. closely as well reaction has been coming in from world leaders right yeah i mean of course a man yamaha was among the first to have something to say just saying you know it's the emotion of the whole nation and thoughts are with all catholics who see this as a place of worship in all french and really all the people who have seen this is a symbol of europe and. america have the same thing as was and not just a symbol of catholicism or a symbol of france is really a symbol of europe and of really the west when you think about it the u.s. co-director the notre dame has been a unesco heritage site since one thousand nine hundred one and so of course you know plays a large role in the funding of the upkeep and the maintenance and preservation of of this church in the u.s. for director have said that it's an immense a motion to watch this dramatic fire and of course that unesco stands by to assist in any way to. see what happens how long this fire will burn these kinds of structura

performed old procedures repeatedly provided by boeing but was still not able to get control of a croft does this make matters worse for boeing. i know that miss sara lee because what we don't know is if in fact the procedures were followed and areas out completely to the fullest extent. from the information i've heard and again even from news reports that intersect the system let's turn the focus and then turn back on again raises some serious questions the. we don't know is war previous reports. considering the same issue did it happen to the same airplane prior to the accident and that another piece of information we need to know about in the case of long hair we know that there were three previous incidents that occurred before the accident took place and we also know that crews react act to the same problem prior to the sentence that took place the question i have right now is. was there. problem that took place with looking fresh and then my next question is didn't check the crew carry out the maneuvers to the fullest extent that needed to be taken or did they do something in the

at some point, president bush created the scope croft award to honor those people who fell asleep in meetings with the president. [laughter] the general himself was national security advisor to president bush. he was burning the candle at both ends and had a knack of falling asleep himself. that is where the name came from. they would judge and secretary gates was part of the ranking committee for this. they would judge award winners i how long they slept, the quality of the sleep, did they snore, extra points for snoring, and the recovery. did you knock over something as you woke up? did you rejoin the conversation? [laughter] it became quite an honor. >> you said ranking committee. i think you have a story. >> i do. i should introduce my introductory piece to george h. w. bush humor. i had just come on board and i got cold down, i need to talk to you, schedule, something like that, so i'm very nervous. i have my notepad. as i sit there, the president had just received an electronic version of a whoopy cushion. here i am and the button gets pushed. my face is completely red. i'm glu

another plan later, pumping profits jaw-dropping stats on just how big saudi aramco really is lima crofts here can you name today's mystery chart? this is not a stock. it is a commodity. in fact, it is the best performing commodity this year maybe for all the wrong reasons. we'll tell y wt ats ghafr thisth i zblierjs you'll hear exclusively from managing director christine lagarde. you can catch that interview today at 10:30 a.m. eastern time talking about global economies, the imf, and whatever else ms. lagarde wants to talk about. >>> well, tempers are flaring in london as the brexit debate took another dramatic twist there are now just ten days to go before the u.k. leaves the european union let's get right now to willem marks with the details tempers flared in parliament willem >> that's right, brian last week we had mps choosing between eight different brexit options. alternatives to treeheresa may,h prime minister's deal last night. that got witled down to four none of those four alternatives managed to secure a majority inside the house of commons. zplooits now three times been de

seventy invalidation six investigators in ethiopia say despite best efforts by the pilots to comply croft they couldn't prevents the seven three seven max from crashing last month. i'm sure in ten or in london with the top stories from europe including the british prime minister finds an ally in germany's angela macko val's to fight until the last hour for an orderly brix it. plus a world first australian gets tough on social media companies after the new zealand mosque attacks. and then sports bridging the pay gap in women's football sponsors step in to compensate the. usa tamed earning less than their male peers at the world cup. ok let's get going to libya and the east i'm all orderly for how tough has ordered his forces to quote liberate the capital tripoli the u.n. backed government in tripoli has declared a state of emergency his power base is in the eastern city of benghazi and he's backed by the u.a.e. saudi arabia and egypt the u.n. secretary general is in libya and is calling for an urgent deescalation of the situation and get more live from mahmoud who's in tripoli how many for

says iran's elite force actively participates in finances and promotes terrorism as a tool of state crofts today the united states has continued to build its maximum pressure campaign against the iranian regime. i am announcing our intent to designate the islamic revolutionary guard corps including its good force as a foreign terrorist organization in accordance with section two nineteen of the immigration and nationality act just as a nation will take effect one week from today this is the first time that the united states is judged needed a part of another government as an f.t.l. we're doing it because the iranian regime use of terrorism as a tool of statecraft makes it fundamentally different from any other government this is stored step of read the world's leading state sponsor of terror the financial means to spread misery and death around the world roslyn jordan is at the state department where pompei or made the announcements will go to her in just a moment first over to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett and i suppose this is part of the trumpet ministrations policy kim

aircraft operating in respective countries i mean we're talking about what three hundred seventeen croft sold to forty seven different carrier is i mean. a subtle debt they could estimate has been five billion dollars was tall the profit margin of one hundred billion that's how much boeing made according to the most recent statistics but the impact about on boeing could perhaps be even bigger. yes and cutting and keep in mind boeing is not just in the air space the r. and a fast but obviously you know their bread and butter is the airplane business but they're very good at what they do boeing has i mean hundreds if not thousands of engineers on staff they know the aim this isn't the first time where they have had to overcome. technical issues you know not necessarily as a result of a crash but you know these engineers and the staff that they have working there are the best of the best and you know i think when they go through the process and even with the u.s. federal aviation administration you know boeing is not going to let this airplane fly and say and we have to remember too. it is

we're joined by helima croft calling for a crude summer and ed clissold and davis research why the earningsot send the market shooting that much higher, 1:00 p.m. eastern. futuresnow.cnbc.com. back over to you >> dom, appreciate it very much, com chu. >>> final trades are coming up first, kelly evans has a look at what's coming up on the exchange in a few minutes >> yes, i do we'll talk about all of these companies reporting growth, raising their guidance, what happened to that recession fear that had us gripped in the fourth quarter how overblown was that >>> plus a new way to play the energy boom that doesn't bet on energy companies what that is >>> and #riseandgrind, one of the slogans people boast about working all the time a look at the trend of workism and what it does to productivity, that and more eaonahd "the exchange" today. "the halftime report" is back after this ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ the ai i need? it's gotta scale across my business. starting here, in procurement, helping us find the right suppliers. then here in logistic, to avoid disruptions! here in sales. even here! i'm talking about

government says iranian forces actively participate in finances and promotes terrorism as a tool of state croft this is stuart step little brother world's leading state sponsor of terror the financial means to spread misery and death around the world. businesses and banks around the world now have a clear duty to ensure that companies with which they conduct financial transactions are not connected to the r g c in any material way it also gives the u.s. government additional tools to counter iranian backed terrorism. this designation is a direct response to an outlaw regime and should surprise no one well iran has responded by giving the u.s. military the same designation and branding the government a state sponsor of terrorism iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps is the country's most powerful security organization it has an estimated one hundred twenty five thousand personnel between its army navy and air force units it was formed after the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution to defend the shia clerical regime controls launch sectors of the iranian economy and has huge influence