metal detectors outside the metro stations here in st petersburg to petersburg in moscow and even before you get into the airports you will have noticed that you have to go through security check before you go in there to before you can get to before you can get to the check in desk so you know all the security fronts funds will be kept apart but even even at that i think we're going to make it quite well if we got a better weather for the world cup next year that's all we want i think that's the main thing absolutely hopefully going to point to give if you like to play in the twenty five thousand dollars per cent purchase but now walk over here it's the brits who are joining boyce specially in football fans who were showing off their fancy footwork and some of these kids could have a future in the game new you just have a look it's like i love making stuff for the ball somewhere having something in wheezing i think the central square in st petersburg one of the best football field of all of them but it's certainly a very beautiful woman looking at everything they look at me still go to

petersburg.il sees the biggest drop in two weeks and it is make or break as opec and non-opec meets here to try and find new ideas to check supplies and we accelerate global rebalancing. ♪ in dubai --:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. in dubai. here are the top stories. silence.oller recs his -- breaks his silence. he says his country is open to dialogue. the imf says saudi arabia's economy will see close to zero growth this year due to falling oil revenues. for investors, a big week of earnings. we will have all of the announcements. welcome to "bloomberg markets: middle east." a big start to the week. it is sunday, start of the trading week in the middle east. it comes to quote oil -- a come down to crude oil. the ministerial committee will be gathering heal and looking at a couple of key things which i will highlight for you. one is what is happening with commitments and compliance. we see the complaints data at 92% in june. iraq is at 29%. the initial responses we are getting from key participants as they ar

all the world series st petersburg the sun is shining everything is coming together now for a. untasted final germany against chile they say evening it's fourth in the fee for world rankings alongside me my number one sidekick we haven't replaced a yet you thing really well you did a little things replaced by the bat and then open right place for the cat but there is still time you know the rest of the everything's looking good now for very much for your team to look very well matched on paper what i first want to know is with what forward off i was just over to go until kickoff as a professional footballer now with a big match he played in big finals with an f.a. cup final what are you doing now in terms of preparation it's quite simple leave hopefully have a good night's sleep. the interesting thing between germany and chilly chilly have played in big finals in south america and of course this is the third final consecutively some of the young germans won't experienced the build up to the sky and so it's going to be interesting so you have relaxed but not before you trying to

thank you for capital to the second city to st petersburg paltry huge we've had some fantastic times there with the chilean fans guy looks if you're having the same i'm here behind the corinthia high so it's the next to the prospect the main route insipidus back and it's turned into a little bit of chilly because the team is about to appear and behind them are all that she found lays it just about what. he. got. up. with a city good mood there when she didn't seem to be the table to be out for forty five we can just see the bus directly in front of us and as you can hear is getting pretty noisy as they found a celebration before going underground to get the metro to the subpoenas big stadium they all really adding to the atmosphere but we got a few of them in the studio there ready to go full throttle to support that they give us a song pretty gung ho not. you know they. do you. do know. wolf. oh well a lot of you know. ok we really need to be funded now to sort of violence and keep doing it i'm going to pull spanish books about the next up and you can tell about that woman right. ok

petersburg. shery: i'm shery ahn in hong kong.gle's parent company has beaten expectations with second-quarter revenue and, but the shares took a slide in late trading in the u.s. cory johnson explains why from san francisco. cory: what a confusing quarter from google. first, wall street liked it, been a stock selloff and they didn't like it. what was there not to like? $20.9 billioners, in the second quarter, earnings per share at five dollars -- what looks like a very strong quarter. two trends that have been going on, the google had a lot more ads. the year-over-year increase was 52% on the number of ads users clicked on. but the price decline far outmatched by the number of ads that were clicked on. that is good news for google. the real problem here was the cost of getting ads. it rose at a record rate. when google goes out to other mobile sites to pay for the track, the right to run an ad on an apple iphone, they paid more money than ever before. we saw a very big rise in that number. that disappointed people on wall street

in st petersburg and i'm joined by a v.i.p. guest double olympic pole vault champion yelena isinbayeva joins me live now a chance for a few questions you know great to have you on the program thank you first of all your thoughts on how russia has welcomed the world for the twenty seventeen confederations cup well i think the hosts everyone on their very high level and they really hold out all funds. and believe all come to keep those. till the next year and they will surprise them more and for the whole time principally you're actually impostor for your home so there's a lot of excitement there for the world cup is there a lot of work to be done as your a lot of preparation still yes of course me as a number there i must separate sent my c.t. every of there and they explained what to do there and for now they've built a very nice and beautiful stage you this stadium reminds me of the norden this in between and it's really interesting of course riyadh thinking a lot to bond funds owns because we would like to make our seat see a

petersburg today. -- meet in st. petersburg today. they will need to keep pumping at a higher level until they join the global effort to stem the supply glut. the trump administration supports the bill to sanction russia. boss huckabee sanders' would not guarantee that donald trump would sign it. >> he is not made a decision yet to sign that bill. when you make that decision, i will side with him. i am his medications director and his advocate. reporter: in poland, mass protests have continued across the country after parliament passed legislation, giving the leading party more control over the judiciary. the president was urged to veto the legislation, which they say is a threat to poland's democracy. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. this is bloomberg. francine: it is no longer a case of america first, as far as the imf is concerned. they said the world is relying less on the united states to sustain the global recovery of eurozone play more prominent ro

thank you from the cup to moscow to the second city here in st petersburg all three partridge went to meet the chairman from. where we are the my what we're actually right behind the corinthia hotel which is on nevsky prospect which is where the team has been staying and it seems like a million chilly fans have been behind them i had a chat to some of the fans and they were coming up to some time tested predictions for the match one optimistic chile fan so that it was going to be seven one to chile well let's have a listen to some of the animals if we can about some of their predictions i mean he could the polar bear was a bit more uncertain and sort of went to two bowls and then eventually one it up towards germany then picked the german football and then also forgot to achilles the cats i mean he was you know there's no doubt there whatsoever he was totally in favor of germany he went into the candle whatever it is and he was going for germany but that hasn't just waited any of the chile fans here they are totally thrilled they really are predicting anything from a tight match to on

continued coverage of the by the risk of final here in st petersburg currently germany lead chile by a goal to know jimmy dominated the first half and played with the germans to take the lead into the center dot com bubble get back into the match. hello there are nicky aaron and you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international all the latest headlines on the stories that shape the week our top story this hour the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman has planned a video is alleged to show the aftermath of a chemical attack in syria saying they are fakes produced as part of an anti assad propaganda campaign. the social media smear campaign under the banner assad used chemical weapons has now started just as we predicted you'll see more of this fake videos over the following days the complain this plan to be on a grand scale videos purporting to show victims of an assigned ordered chemical attack flooded social media on saturday that's off to the white house to accuse the syrian government of preparing a toxic strike syrian journalist. says it would make no sense for damascus to do

yes in petersburg looking beautiful there are more of the stories which shape the week in half an hour's time with me here. fleur used to be a professional hockey player who won a stanley cup and the moment the girl who was living the dream but who sits in a dark side. time i was fourteen to sick. i mean i was raped one hundred fifty times by a cold trayvon i was mawson in a dark room and so you know every time i close my eyes i couldn't sleep after many years of silence he speaks up and unites with other victims so you are going from toronto to ottawa walk in an hour walking to the victor walks to create awareness and from oh she'll you're on the subject of child sexual abuse this type of behavior is absolutely unacceptable because the sentences that are handed down through the justice system. seem wrong. but all. just don't hold. any. get to shape out this day become advocates and in against women equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. whether they are. in with a day when we have time to meet. the minimal. bill to move to take mo

in st petersburg here that's what. the best football playing service but it's certainly a very beautiful. football. match. he . is. joined by peter stone to the chief correspondent for gold peter great to have you in the studio now first of all just explain to us what are you doing here in russia well obviously it's the big tournament next year the world cup and a lot of our team we haven't been to russia before for work to visit so they've set me on almost an exploratory mission here it's going to be a proper world cup next year i know a lot of people in the u.k. and ireland in the united states might have certain fears or preconceptions about what it's going to be like on the ground here next year but you know this sort of you know should really anybody's fears about coming here i found great stadiums for a straight stadiums great infrastructure great help from the volunteers free transport between the cities and around the cities for all the sounds and i just find that the people you know the country would know for

after the bank will be reporting live from st petersburg where the fee for confederations cup final is taking place tomorrow. the feeling. that you get it on the old. according. for the. one of the biggest challenges that any investigators face in dealing with cyber crime is. who did it where did it come from and as we've seen with many of these attacks and you've mentioned one across the recent run somewhere it's still unclear where that originated from so our clear message to government is to work together around the world to minimize this risk to grow those relationships and make sure that diplomacy is the key to everything. welcome back to the program the fifo confederations cup twenty seven hosted by russia is inching closer to the final game and we're going to cross over live now to nail harvey and stan collymore for all special coverage of the tournament. welcome back to beautiful st petersburg just over twenty four hours to go down to the final of the twenty seventh to scupper alongside me as he's been throughout the last two weeks down the final germany against chile on paper

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petersburg.gamal el-din, thank you. we have a senior european economist at citigroup in the next half hour to put all kinds of global things in context. let's start with the oil prices, we talked to you set about bringing this in balance. this chart is expanding out. this is what is difficult about the smoke and mirrors of the opec story. they cut about -- they talk about cuts, but cuts result in increased production. how much of a headache is this for the world you watch? oil prices have been on the rise and central banks thought they would catch the break. guest: it makes our inflation forecast a bit wobbly. they riseriods where and other periods where just because of what is going on elsewhere, inflation falls away. year, first half of the we had this easter affect when easter was in a different time before and in particular europe, it makes it difficult for us and for central banks to interpret what is going on with underlying inflation. is it heading up as we expect? the decline in unemploym

petersburg. minutes away from the open.e taking a look at some of the stocks we expect to move in today's trading. german automakers are in focus as reports emerged about pollution -- allegedly collusion in the industry. shares tumbled friday and we will see if they continue today. this is bloomberg. the open is nine minutes away. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back, this is bloomberg. let's get your stocks to watch. just about six minutes away from the open of equities trading in europe. autos are going to be closely followed after their big drop friday. l,e story broke by der spiege on automakers were colluding certain things including the size of the containers to fight diesel pollution. bmw,f those automakers, has denied those talks were thet collusion to keep containers down but rather to provided the correct and proper infrastructure for european car putrs to get the liquid into those containers. we heard from the european commission over the weekend that they are looking into this as well. the story continues to -- i guess the st

in russia and president putin us congratulated the fleet and the country's northern capital in petersburg thousands of spectators turned out to see the latest sea ferrying hardware that russia has to offer or monk austria is there for us. i'm. going. to for fleets of the russian navy are celebrating the navy as a powerful surface ships and stealthy submarines will take part in the political as involving one hundred vessels all around the country st petersburg is how listing the biggest events with forty ships taken part in the parade right here on the. river battle cruiser and the ballistic missile carrying a nuclear submarine which are among the biggest nuclear propelled ships in the world have taken center stage and of course smaller cruisers destroyers submarines and surface ships are on display here as well as navy war planes and helicopters some other russian port cities like several more successful austrian leave all stuck overseas are holding may day festivities as well but of course the biggest ones are right here in russia's northern capital of st petersburg cost for r.t. . yes s

fascinating to hear this plays out at the center to remain let's go to the stadium now i think petersburg stadium which is where the final will be played our correspondent a part of just outside obviously not too many in the way of fans of the moment maybe a few just curious having a look around but lots to be excited about a few people around a few lights coming on a few more people turning up as well if you go into the hotels everybody there let people speak english because the nature of this final i think if you're a host nation of course everybody wanted russia to be in it and to do really well but of course looking at then some of the other teams coming through this is set up as you said to be a cracking final with two of the world's best teams and also just before hand when we were looking at all the numbers of fans who bought tickets aside from russians watching the tournament chile and germany were among the fans who bought the most tickets so a lot of them there there are they've been anticipating good final checks which for a momentum going in there long two trips over a month h

germany has won the fee for confederations cup for the fast time defeating chile one nil in st petersburg auntie's neil harvey and stan cullum all of that bring your latest news. ah the beautiful wife saying ok this secularly fantastic evening for germany the world champions are now going around the top seventy confederations cup winners with a well known victory over chile alongside me stan collymore you called this you said germany going to win it maybe not in the fashion you predicted though no i think that's a huge congratulations us to go to the truly national team as well it was almost nothing tonight i put all of their effort the bodies on the line my start to extremely well huge congratulations to them and i'm sure that they wouldn't want to lose the game in the middle of that aidid but when you send so many players forward so often there's always the possibility of that and you can get hurt and that's exactly how i said it wasn't a mano that we expected journeyed to win in that they were expected to boss the game that chile would defend it was the other way around chile dominee t

petersburg.hen you think of russia, you think of one thing -- late night comedy. ivan urgant is russia's most popular and only late night talk show host and was gracious enough to invite me on as a guest of "evening urgant." but before i took to the kremlin-sanctioned air-waves of state-run television. i first wanted to hit the streets of st. petersburg to learn a little bit about the russian sense of humor. what's like a classic russian joke? >> the crow flies. >> stephen: the crow flies. >> and it smacks into the stop sign. >> stephen: oh, the crow smacks into the stop sign. >> and then it says, schlagbaum, baum baum... it's the sound of hitting the stop sign. and that's the word that indicates the stop sign itself. >> stephen: oh, so the stop sign makes the sound of the stop sign. >> of the crow hitting the stop >> stephen: okay. now that i've heard from the people, i wanted to hear from my comrade in late night. so i sat down with ivan urgant himself to discuss the obstacles he faces doing co

investment for the rest of the country but coming up after the break we'll be going live to st petersburg where football's confederations cup final is just a few hours away. one of the biggest challenges that any investigators face in dealing with cyber crime is after abuse who did it why did it come from and as we've seen with many of these attacks i mean you've mentioned one across the recent won't run somewhere attack it's still unclear where that originated from so our clear message to government is to work together around the world to minimize this risk to grow those relationships and make sure that diplomacy is the key to everything. welcome back well it's the last day of the confederations cup twenty seventeen and the minutes are ticking down to the final between chile and germany neil harvey and stan collymore are instant petersburg and have been closely watching the closing stages of the tournament so let's hand over to them now for our special coverage. it is day sixteen now we now awakes nine sixteen the last game of the twenty seven thing confederations cup makes the all champ

confederations cup title, after victory against copa america winners chile in sunday's final in st petersburg. paul frostick watched the action. just three of germany's 2014 world cup winners have been present at this confederations cup, a young squad who have exceeded expectations. the game's only goal came after a mistake in the chilly defence. stindl hit the first half when it into an open goal. they continue the attacking pressure, but couldn't find a second. fifa's decision to trial the video referee system has led to a series of debatable moments throughout the tournament, and the final provided one more. the referee use the video replay to assess this challenge and decided it was worthy of the yellow ca rd decided it was worthy of the yellow card and not read. chile had their chances to snatch a late equaliser in st petersburg, but having seen their team win the european u21 championships on friday, the future for german football seems to be bright. american danielle kang has won the women's pga major championship in olympic fields, illinois, by a stroke on sunday. she finished on 13—u

of these continuing coverage of the twenty seventh confederations cup we're in beautiful saying petersburg and of all the gin joints in all the wilderness you can see this on the camera just behind us there they are the stan collymore fine clip of all of this a all three of them this is not just a really interesting call in more fun talking this one in the nail holes we find beyond you so get it right by me membership is vastly increased. we're going to talk about the football of course germany chile got a day to go on paper i'd say he's a pretty equally matched the rankings what for against the radius what do you think how will this go i mean my favorite in germany because soon they're going to go to mexico thought they were sensational you for playing the ball through the lines very quickly by call dr mexico many many times in that guy and we've had a conversation you disagree you think back to your it's a little bit too soon if you look at germany and all the way back to two thousand and ten before the free for world cup in south africa or of the likes of my mom noir now world superstar

final between chile and germany has just wrapped up neil harvey weinstein called him are in st petersburg and i've been closely watching the closing stages of the tournament so let's hand over to the now for us the show coverage. the beautiful white knight says they created this particularly fantastic evening for germany the world champions are now going around the twenty seventeen confederations cup winners with a well know victory over chile alongside the stan collymore you called this you said germany going to win it maybe not in the fashion you predicted no i think that's huge congratulations us to go to the truly national team as well double your south american champions of course you could tell i really wanted this one bad and the reason why that you see is that when we reconvene here next year in moscow in the other ten cities the other eleven cities for the world called with brazil argentina it's in the spine france i do not think in that kind of company that this golden generation of chile players that's what they call in chile the golden generation led by lexi sanchez will come

petersburg. live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey! how are ya? thank you, ladies and gentlemen! ( piano riff ) thanks, everybody! i'm your host stephen colbert. folks, i knowates comedy show but i have some sad news tonight. as of 10:48 p.m. eastern last night, the g.o.p. healthcare bill was pronounced dead of terminal sucking. ( cheers and applause ) yeah. i clap when i'm heart broken, too. you cover the pain. it was always a longshot because the republicans control only all three branches of government ( laughter ) can't be expected to do everything. the final blow was delivered last night, when utah senator and man failing to get anyone to raise the roof, mike lee, and kansas senator and grey alien who found a can of bronzer, jerry moran, released statements opposing the bill at the exact same time. it was the rare simultaneous no-gasm. ( laughter ) it is hard to overstate the level of failure here. the g.o.p. crushed their car at 90 miles an hour into a cliff with a grin on their face. (

in saint petersburg for us.'s talk about the temporary staffing agency company which we had numbers from. the cfo joins us. great to have you on the program. i want to ask you about where you have been surprised in the most recent quarter, where have you been surprised about growth in a positive sense and where have you been surprised about wages, give us an update on the things that are different escorted from the one before. guest: good morning, good to be back. it was a pretty good quarter at would say. the strongest performance we have seen is in europe. which isne grew by 11% an acceleration compared to the previous quarter. very specifically visible in the industry segment. employees we are much more and that goes hand-in-hand with relatively stable wages in europe. america, we see continued wage inflation but much lower growth. let's focus in on the european story. we were talking about this morning, we were looking at france and french consumer confidence is rising. there is this strong macron affect. th

petersburg, but richard gori told us what he fears.his is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: oil prices got a boost after the producers meeting in st. petersburg, but the managing director at jvc asia told us $40 a barrel brent can still happen despite more output cuts from opec. >> there is great seasonality and inventory. opec is correct. right now, inventories are declining very sharply because this is the peak summer demand period. this will continue into our best, a little bit into september. the on september, demand will flow again. there is a huge it seasonality to this. overall, they are also correct that inventory on average will decline in the second half of the year. right now, it is definitely the strongest decline for the market. once we go through the summer, we will see seasonal builds again. yousef: there are plenty of voices out there that indicate that there is too much bearishness. the world's largest oil trader, seems like you have differentials in the grades of oil that are improving from their point of view. tell me, is that

petersburg.et more on that from our next guest who sees oil supply growth lagging demand growth in the second half, which could push prices to $50 a barrel. wayne gordon is the executive director for commodities and fx at ubs wealth management. great to have you. what are you looking for from this meeting? is it coming on board, some of these nations that so far have an exempt? >> sure. thomashaving a doubting moment, doubting markets are rebalancing, but the evidence is clear. as we look at numbers going into the third quarter and the fourth quarter, we see the oil market in a .7 million barrels a day .9 milliond we see barrels a day deficit in the fourth quarter, so we see the deficit increasing over the next couple of quarters, and we think that will start to tell as we continue this journey as you can describe it since last november. it is also important to realize that u.s. oil production is topping out. a lot of the negativity around oil and the push back on having a bullish oil view in the

another beautiful sunny day here in st petersburg welcome to our teams continue coverage of the twenty seventeen confederations cup which up to sixty munchies in sixty days saw germany lifting the trophy courtesy of a warm no win over chile now i know you're thinking where howard stern cullimore gone he was here throughout the competition with me he has now sadly i know together our departed back to england but before he went he took time for a chat with me. about his russian twenty seventeen experience. let's just through this one last time before you head back off to england what are the highlights for you lots of different things to talk about fans the football cultural aspects even the food is very good and she can say to come here is as a tourist primarily a cut up white to come back and i will come back. i am. so sorry i just lost racists and here you can skirts or come clear the chances of a defeat say going on the slate you do you expect you are told you we keep hearing the racist hooligans they're everywhere looking where are they up in everywhere i've been on tubes in taxis a

he will settle in seen petersburg -- in st. petersburg, where his son and daughter live. people have mixed reactions about there would be neighbor. >> i have no problem, i think he learned his lesson. >> i think it's pretty cool. >> i'm not real happy with the idea. ya beasley has anger management issues. -- he obviously has anger management issues. nancy: october 1. alison: a woman has been convicted of trying to hire a hitman to kill her husband. caught on camera in a police staying, tonight she learned her fate. it is the murder for hire plot that went viral. 2009as caught on camera in ordering a hit on her husband. the hit man an undercover cop and was part of a sting. days later, a boynton beach police officers staged a crime scene to deliver the news of her husband's death, which she did not know was that she was still alive. >> is your michael husband? i'm sorry to tell you he has been killed. reporter: today, no tears as she sat stoically, sentenced to 16 years in prison. she was convicted last month at her third trial. her first conviction was overturned on appea

i came to st petersburg because i wanted to get to know the country and the people to leave. right now because for so many people around me and i see that they're interested in me and want to meet me. through words the feelings i'm experiencing right now. next on this network congo my precious documentary about one of the world's most resource rich countries which. every once in a while crosstalk has a look at the big picture of a story in this case it is the middle east one of the current defining trends who are the winners and losers and how is this volatile and very dangerous region changing and as american influence. income inequality wage stagnation gerrymandering of political districts polarization you know the lack of effect of this in congress there are these are well documented trends going back decades and now they're really acute unmanifest to the point where people describe this system as being seized with a kind of paralysis. you know me. better i'm going to go yeah. i don't know no mall. no nothing. when just. because of the. time did. you know. what. you call m

petersburg the latest from russia after this short break stay with us >>> welcome to "street signs," i am gemma acton these are your headlines shares in german cars hit lows not seen since end of last year as eu regulators investigate a secret cartel among volkswagon, bmw, and daimler >>> ryan air posts a soaring rise in first quarter profits, but the low cost carrier warns summer fares could fall as much as 7 to 9%, sending shares lower. assets management julius baer rates 6% in the first half,% performance since 2008, sending shares of swiss bank to the top of the 600. >>> russia called for limits on nigeria oil production, as novak prepares to host opec and nonopec ministers in st. petersburg >>> oil is trading lower after the saudi arabian energy minister told reporters there would be no discussion over deeper output cuts at this week's opec, nonopec meeting in st. petersburg the focus expected to be on libya and nigeria, both are under pressure to cap oil output once production levels stabilize. i am joined by the chief oil analyst at energy aspects to discuss this good morning

so germany and chile will face off in the final of the football confederations cup in st petersburg on sunday at a news conference ahead of the game free for president jiang the infantino said the tournament i have been a great success i despite gloomy predictions from some. confederations cup here in russia in the form of a news because on sochi moscow in some pieces work has been a great success we have been hearing before this confederation cup a lot of problems about a lot of problems that we would experience here in russia we were hearing about violence about incidence of hooligans that we had no incidents i can just tell you that if a problematic to order them and it looks like this tournament well then they want to have many of these problematic tournament's going at it we are covering all of the action both on and off the pitch neil harvey and stan collymore joining us from st petersburg just one of the four host cities of the tournament i join us on saturday evening moscow time for the latest live or head to our website. and updates. coming up next on this network at the resid

a meeting of the opec group of the world's leading oil producers has wrapped up in thank petersburg. has been following the event. plenty of positive reaction here in st petersburg as the delegates seem to be quite contented with what have they done so far in this deal for example the kuwaiti oil minister as someone marzouk said that all over all compliance of oil production by the cartel and other countries was good however he indicated that deeper curbs were still possible that was also echoed echoed by the russian energy minister alexander who said that oil producers have almost fully complied with a crude production cut deal over the last six months. final day of the manx international show has dropped out just outside of moscow the dazzled by an array of aerobatics with twenty five displays showcasing a huge variety of craft the show has been running all week of a four hundred fifty thousand people attended the annual event despite it being an eye show that was also plenty of action on the ground scene tested by our own crew . let's see what happens i can't wait can you. with al

meeting of the apec group of the world's leading all produces has wrapped up in st petersburg. has been following the event plenty of positive reaction here in st petersburg as the delegates seem to be quite contented with what have they done so far in this deal for example the kuwaiti oil minister as someone marzouk said that overall compliance of oil production by the cartel and other countries was good however he indicated that curbs were still possible now that was also echoed echoed by the russian energy minister alexander who said that oil producers have almost fully complied with a crude production cut deal over the last six months one of the documents of the initial pact is the declaration of cooperation which was supposed to last for six months however after careful examination the joint ministerial monitoring committee decided extended by another nine months the results from that will be evident quite soon as that period had already begun on the first of july so we'll know some results by the next time the committee meets. final day on the mikes international a show t

i came to st petersburg because i wanted to get to know the country and the people to leave.i mean these are overwhelmed right now because for so many people around me and i see that they're interested in me and want to meet me icons put into words the feelings that i'm experiencing right now. thanks for joining us this morning here on our to international law coming up next the stories that are not being covered by the mainstream media going underground next on this time. every once in a while crosstalk has a look at the big picture of a story in this case it is the middle east one of the current defining trends who are the winners and losers and how is this volatile and very dangerous region changing and as american influence the climate. here's what people have been saying about redacted and i suspect it's full on. the only show i go out of my way to you know what it is that really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of r t america is going to say we are apparently better than blue. sea people you've never heard of love jack tonight president of the world bank.