a key product in the broad spectrum of petro chemical synthesized rubber rubber or used to burning every time we step on the gas fields but today they're not just turning out any old tires the twenty first century focus on going green. doesn't mean you should be expecting a ship. anytime soon. and in eco friendly future easily understandable. to be a bit more complicated. made and. been taken to test. europe. according to specific characteristics. related to their environmental impact. because of this efforts. that are more environmentally friendly need to be comprised of new materials. so they will not only provide better. safety for those who are. for the environment. getting rid of waste. and. even. systems to the motion generated by the motor saving on atmosphere soiling emissions as the samples undergo testing it's clear the blade cuts both ways and the trick is balancing complex tradeoffs still has completed this small stage development and needs a bigger scale specimen to supply its international partners in order to get a better feel for how products will perform in real use it's

we've also managed to cut petro tax this year. and i noticed while the party opposite wants to support the petro price tax they don't support the increase in the north sea oil tax absolutely critical of an opportunistic oil situation. >> mr. adrian saunders. >> this week is national diabetes this week and the theme this year is let's talk diabetes to encourage people the condition to speak out and not feel stigmatized or worried about being discriminated against or joked against in the workplace or in school. would the prime minister support this campaign? >> i will certainly support this campaign and i think my honorable friend makes an extremely good point which is that many people with diabetes find it an embarrassing illness and difficult to talk to and it's affecting more people and say there's nothing abnormal about this we have to help people manage their diabetes particularly because we want to see them to have control over their health care and spend less time in hospitals so i fully support the campaign and also think we

. >> this one by petro and negony. >> now one of the most memorable images of the queen have been brought together in the scottish museum. >> their second portrait painted in 1969. in complete contrast, the six pistols record cover which caused widespread offense and in more recent development a three die mention nalhol gram from -- dimensional hol gram. >> i find this is such a tender moment and how incredibly immediate it is in terms of conveying the -- the intensity of her predict y. other memorable images include these from the pop artist andy war hol. and from the 1990's a news photograph of the queen as you were rounded by flowers laid in memory of the late diana princess of wales. the latest photographic portrait of the queen and the duke of edinburgh taken at winsor castle just a few weeks ago. >> it will move from belfast. and next week to the queen's diamond museum. >> we have some breaking news for you from the reuters news agency. we're being told there has been an earthquake a magnitude 7.3 in the pacific ocean off of the skeanian coast. it's around 172 kilometers alaska in t

network of bases means that you have at your fingertips if you are the emperor of the west the means of petro there's always somebody we don't like and somebody who must be stopped perpetual war for a picture of peace as being the american dream once we were launched upon them we would never look back and we will always find a pretext to attack another. targeting is an effort to process many thanks for considering we have advanced weapon systems with perception munitions and we take care and matching the appropriate ordnance to produce the desired effect on a target. for. the foundations for the new world order will aid in the middle east in one thousand nine hundred one. following the first gulf war the us established a permanent military presence in the middle east much like it had done fifty years in europe and east asia. the true consequences of this policy would be seen only ten years later in two thousand and one who some of bin laden cited the us military presence in his homeland saudi arabia as a reason for his hatred of the united states. in a curious twist of fate the nine eleven at

state-controlled oil company petro ross gets special rates on loans to compensate for the higher prices of local industry. -- state-controlled oil company petrobars. brazilian engineers a given time and resources, they can match global shipyard productivity rates. tens of thousands of workers across the industry are betting on it. >> now to a new twist on classical music, a chinese pianist has broken the traditional mold that is pop star showmanship. he lives in new york but keeps close ties to his home country. in this first-person account, he talked about his music. ♪ ♪ >> as a pianist, i really don't feel nervous there is so much intensity. for me, this is a great thing to do. i love doing it. it is natural. the important thing is that i want to keep doing the things that i always wanted to do, making music. i wanted to connect as many people as possible. i think that the music should help. sometimes people don't understand cultures. they've probably hear something and they find a beautiful connection. that is what i see. there are cautious from israel and of their arabic middle east

i work with petro solar. i work with an east coast company currently distributing the largest project that has created over 100 jobs in new jersey. i'm currently advocating to our company to open a fully staffed office in san francisco. i think the reason we are trying to do that is because we firmly believe that programs like go solar represent policy leadership in our industry. the suppliers are here. the people are here. we can continue to grow our industry and be a part of a movement. i fully recommend the continued funding of go solar sf for these reasons. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. from here on behalf of a leader in one of the fastest-growing areas of solar in the country, residential solar. . we were born in san francisco in 2007. one of the founders of our company installed solar on his roof in the mission. since then, we've outgrown the two offices and we continue to relocate within san francisco. we now employ over 100 people. you know, as the solar industry developed, policies, obviou

of proposing developing testing and launching initial production of many of the millions of tons of petro chemical products the firm puts out annually this means everything from liquefied gases and polymers to rubbers lubricants some fertilizers and may not sound sexy but these beakers are the basis of so. materials we take for granted in. a great deal. made. great. by generating. above and beyond international standard. a key product in the broad spectrum of petrochemical synthesised rubber rubber were used to burning every time we step on the gas. but today they're not just turning out any old tires the twenty first century focus on going green. should be expecting a ship. anytime soon. eco friendly future easily understandable. to be a bit more complicated. made. been taken to test. europe. according to specific characteristics. related to their environmental impact. because of this efforts. that are more environmentally friendly need to be comprised of new materials. so they will not only provide better. safety for those who are inside. for the environment. getting rid of waste. and c

and every other oil venue to protect the interests of petro-china and signo petro investing in africa, if back home they didn't allow gas stations to raise the price of at the pump for petro, then those state-owned companies took that oil and took it to the japanese. when their own government, when their own party -- when the communist party was telling them bring it home, we need it at home. and they said screw that, if you don't raise the price of gasoline our refinerys are down for maintenance, sorry, we're going to sell it to the koreans and the japanese and that's how they behaved. yes, we have seen some strategic rhetoric around china's investment in a place like africa but how these firms actually behave, it looks a lot more recognizable to me as typical profit-oriented international oil company behavior than some agent of the state. >> i need to respond to that because i partly agree with dan but not entirely. there is some commercial behavior. there's also heavy intervention by the state. what investments are proved, where financing comes from, what you're allowed to pay, thi

of proposing developing testing and launching initial production of many of the millions of tons of petro chemical products. this means everything from. polymers to rubber some fertilizers. the basis of so many materials we take for granted in our lives a great deal of petroleum resources exported before these value added products can be made only to be refined and processed for great. subordinate specialists are increasingly taking that work upon themselves by generating cutting edge products above and beyond international standards. a key product in the broad spectrum of petrochemical output is synthesized rubber rubber were used to burning every time we step on the gas of our automobiles but today they're not just turning out any old tires the twenty first century focus on going green. green tires doesn't mean you should be expecting a ship to ship. michelin's any time soon. simply headed for a more eco friendly future easily understandable slogan producing the rubber on which the green future turns out to be a bit more complicated. with giving subordinates clients the basis on which t

and all the ladies side so leo france overcame czech petro korea and the rain to claim the title in this burn this any event so plans have sees including russia. and both williams sisters go out in the early stages. now one of the main build up of and for the tour de france remains wide open with just one day left to do the swiss still being led by. a host of big names lying. to fall behind following the penultimate stage. sagal that was the quickest and the one hundred sixty seven cool of its a ride edging out mad course and bound swift in the sprint finish on sounds a overall bulky mall and mom has dropped to fifty lace while the big beneficiary was frank schleck who moved up the said. held on to his advantage despite finishing in his in the palace on his main rival on sunday will most likely be american leave the higher of the lies fools but dutchman stephen crew is very excited second around a minute and a half back could also be a threat. russia's women's basketball school would have won the opening match of the european championships in poland the two thousand and seven consonantal

forty four people in north western russia the monday night reuss air flight en route from moscow to petro zawacki crashed onto a road just one kilometer from its destination breaking apart and bursting into flames eight survived the horror but with severe injuries our correspondent reports from the scene. a commercial plane that would have landed on schedule ended up in pieces and in flames this tuple of one three four carrying fifty two people from moscow to northwestern russia crashed on a road around a kilometer from the runway narrowly missing a row of houses and killing forty four on board airport officials say the plane hit a high voltage power line that cut off lights on the runway which also knocked out the town's electricity. at around midnight the lights went off in our house we were going to check the electric transformer we heard the sound of a huge explosion we arrived at the scene of the accident plane was seriously damaged we could see its wing justing out in the bushes. all around the field lots . where here at the side with a total of one three four crash landed on a road

eight injured in northwestern russia on sunday night the russe air flight on route from moscow to petros of course crashed onto the road just a kilometer from its destination our correspondent tesoro city reports from the city. just before a midnight on monday a plane from moscow to that there was a village had crashed here right behind me if you can see this is in the northwest of the country it had crashed on a road it's just less than two kilometers from the actual airport according to the a police that we have talked to here the crash is actually perpendicular to the main road because it was trying to make its way to the airport which you can see just to my left over here now as we were we were going around here we still saw pieces of the plane being picked up quoting it to the records that they have there were fifty two people on board nine crew members and forty four of those people were killed in this crash eight of them survived including a young boy and a young girl including their own mother as well now as of now the five of those survivors have been flown to moscow to receive

. >> the hidden tripoli starts with petro cues you cues. the bus trips for journalists do not stop to talk to disgruntled motorists. we get hints of a city that doesn't support colonel gaddafi. at night there is often unexplained gunfire. at bomb sites, one woman's words, we revoiced to disguise her identity. >> we don't like him. we don't want him here. believe us. no, i'm not scared about anything. >> and the bbc's opposition sources claim they're hitting back. they say home made fire bombs destroyed these police vehicles in a rebellious suburb on june 5. there was a note with the pictures. >> you will find nobody on the streets after sunset. it's like a ghost town at night. only the security forces hang around the town. they open fire at random. they call us rats. >> this video was made by people who call themselves the rebels of tajura. we don't know how big or how small the group is. they circulated a leaflet threatening to kill all those who work with the gaddafi regime. and for 100 days the nato raids have been coming. but colonel ga

that died in the airplane crash landed in the republic of korea i did approach his home time airport petros the boards and thirty eight year old had been a referee to feast for the first since twenty ten and had officiated one hundred games in the russian premier league. now the first day woman has passed without any major upsets five russians reaching the second round including second seed theories of only the overall though it wasn't all plain sailing for last year's finally she had to recover from a wayward second set to clinch a six loves three six six three win over america through these. thanks for next up was one of the over is a russian you leave us no you had a straight sets win over spain go the russians making it into the next round includes that article is so bad it's wealthy coming back from a set down to be charlie sheen however twenty eight seeded russian catalina macleod about a loss do see where sara christina mchale there because sonya per back produced a bit of an upset she is here. well french open final is francesca schiavone also progress needing three sets against aus

banking sectors and export is among the gain is financial group is adding around to said in tokyo petro china is gaining almost two percent in hong kong. here in moscow the trading session will kick off and around two hours time the markets finished in the red on monday i'll make it of sentiment over european debt just as the my six end of the half a cent lower and we'll see yes most points about the same. russian stock markets have been largely negative at the start of the trading week microcosms from a plea to investment banks from a slew of annual general meetings this week well we've investors busy we have right week and we're waiting for a lot of a g m's us dream comes true that towards the end and we don't expect any fireworks per se we have you know norbert to grasp or i'm just starting to see meetings and approving you know period ends and elect a new boards we've seen a few positive developments in the boards and more market friendly people have come on the boards and you saw the impact of that and it starts with us for the russians . week we're just waiting for again for the g

and exporters are among the gain is mitsubishi financial group is adding a round of percent in tokyo petro china is getting almost two percent in hong kong . and here in moscow the trading station will kick off and around two hours time the markets finished in the red on monday on negative sentiment over european debt just adds to my six indignity half a percent lower in the r.t.s. most point eight of a percent. russian stock markets have been largely negative at the start of the trading week marker cost us from a credit to him. assman bank says dollars from a slew of annual general meetings this week well keep investors busy we have folk quiet week and we're waiting for a lot of a.g.m. june comes to get towards the end and we don't expect any fireworks per se we have you know no but just having these meetings and proving you know david ensor and elect a new boards we've seen a few positive developments in the board in that more market friendly people have come on the boards and you saw the impact of that and steadicam for the rest of the week we're just waiting for again the greek and the

forecast for consumer price growth in the country now sees inflation of about eight percent this year petro albo world bank country director for russia explains what has made the bank more positive about russia's central bank has taken a series of measures both on with using liquidity and also increasing interest rates and the amount of the money supply growth is coming down to rates which are more consistent with normal income growth i think the other side of it of course is russia's grain and other food production this year as it's expected to be more favorable so that will also help bring down inflation but more generally i think our prospects for russia are positive because i think the efforts that the authorities address are trying to do in the business climate increasing competition these are important areas which i think will also improve russia's performance on the supply side and also reduce inflation that way for bush even nuclear crisis forced the world to look for ways to boost renewable energy supply out of the russian energy agency has been outlining russia's potential for oil

exporters are among the gain is with mitsubishi financial group having a round of the saints in tokyo petro china is also gaining almost two percent in hong kong. and in moscow the r.t. it's trading sessions kicks off in the black coming back from monday's losses the mice it will open shortly that figures seeing there is from monday's close both markets finished in the red though on monday on the negative sentiment of the european debt jitters. russian stock markets have been largely negative at the start of the trading week marco concepts from a treaty investment bank says gasol from a slew of annual general meetings this week will keep investors busy. we have a quiet week and we're waiting for a lot of a.g.m. june comes to towards the end and we don't expect any fireworks per se we have we don't know but just having these meetings and proving you know people don't send elected new boards we've seen a few positive developments in the boards and more market friendly people have come on the boards and you saw the impact of that and it was on us for the rest of the week we're just waiting for

and exports are among the gain it's mitsubishi financial group is adding around a percent in tokyo petro china is gaining almost two percent in hong kong. and in moscow the obvious and then my six of us into the black tuesday coming back from monday's losses though investors continue to be cautious due to concern over greece's debt crisis. now let's have a look at some individual moves on the my six energy majors are higher helped by slight gains in oil price. thanks are also in the black with bank up just a notch in mining poly missile is among the main gain is the stronger gold prices supporting the stocks. are low oil prices hit the minute she any stock energy stocks in russia but mark o'connor says that explains that some of the majors will still be favored by investors boid by future tax reforms. it's an interesting environment right now because as you see oil coming off the structural trade that has been happening in the oil and gas sector especially the oil names. they have had a run at the beginning of the year for what we think was not the right reason the real catalyst in the i

eight injured in northwestern russia on sunday night the russe air flight on route from moscow to petros of course crashed into a road just one kilometer from its destination our correspondent tess recent reports from the scene. right here at the scene you can still see behind me the emergency services so they are still picking up parts of the plane that we saw earlier well from what we know the early reports of you know the a plane was flying from moscow to patches of wars here in the northwest of the country and if you can see behind me there's a road it had landed perpendicular to the road it was on its way so it's the airport which is to my left it's about two kilometers to the left very close and right behind right beside this road rather are homes residential homes which luckily were not hit now if you're in terms of survivors recent reports we have five of those survivors already in moscow to be treated for their injuries but three of them are still in very critical condition and will be staying here at local hospitals for the time being now there were also for foreigners on board

for athens the vote itself is scheduled for wednesday petros papa constantino a columnist for an athens newspaper thinks the belo package is a catastrophic solution backed only by a desperate e.u. leadership. up on that who has lost legitimacy and agrees and as a prime minister he is a dead man walking at the moment they present from the european union is tremendous . talk about the bloc made a law against that we could go over men because they say that on the list. of these outrageous below the moral enough and there will be no more. greece who will be left before. anyone is the this is a bluff from you will be on the union because if we agree that goes before then it will have a domino effect i guess the euro that will be a disaster for european union. but unfortunately our government has not been there one of them and this is the difficult part of the story because you see the memorandums and those that are the result tool is the. gold that eggs of development and this is unsustainable. as the eurozone struggles under the weight of the financial bailouts china's prime minister wen ji

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and exporters their money again is visibility financial group is adding a round of percent in tokyo petro china is gaining almost two percent in hong kong . and you're not scared the trading session will take off in around hours time the markets finished in the red on monday on negative sentiment over european just as it was extended me ha five percent lower and the obvious last point into the same. russian stock markets have been largely negative at the start of the trading week classes from our investment bank so it doesn't from a slew of annual general meetings this week but keep investors busy we have a right week and we're waiting for a lot of a.g.m. june comes to get towards the end and we don't expect any fireworks per se we have we don't know but just having these meetings and proving you know the difference in elect a new boards we've seen a few positive developments in the boards in that more market friendly people have come on the boards and you saw the impact of structured. as for the rest of the week we're just waiting for again a greek and then us as well and it's been on an

export development and this is unsustainable all right petros constantino columnist at the an in athens daily newspaper thank you very much for your analysis thank you . live from moscow you're watching our t.v. got more news stories coming up for you this hour. no one person in this country have a bit of story to prove the united states a very good authority who is taking democracy away from us citizens are to look at how one american town has lost its own lect officials. in libya says the international criminal court is just a cover for nato attempts to kill colonel gadhafi and refuses to recognize its legitimacy has came in response to the issuing of arrest warrants for gadaffi into his confidence by the hague drive you know and many libyans believe neighbor leaders also be held to account for their actions. the road from the capital tripoli to greg is lined with the aftermath of war towns abandoned as the population flowed the going bald and. this is what's left of the civilian airport in the siege of. home to one of the country's key oil refineries the last plane took off from this

and exporters are among the gang is it's a big financial group is adding around a percent in tokyo petro china is gaining almost two percent in hong kong. and here in moscow the trading session will kick off in around the time the market finished in the red on monday on negative same for the european. the one six individually ha five percent lower and the odds against not going into the same. russian stock markets have been largely negative at the start of the trading week. investment bank says docile from a slew of annual general meetings this week but keep investors busy we have a wild week and we're waiting for a lot of a.g.m. june comes to get towards the end and we don't expect any fireworks per se we have you know no but just having these meetings and proving you know dividends and elect a new boards we've seen a few positive developments in the boards in that more market friendly people have come on the boards and you saw the impact of stocks like the. for the rest of the week we're just waiting for again the greek and then the us data as well and it's been on and off in the last

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end of quote, from the president of the national petro chemical and refineries association. the fact is it's intellectually inconsistent to say that increasing taxes on ethanol is justified but that it is irresponsible to do so on oil and gas production. if tax incentives lead to more domestic energy production and to good-paying jobs, why are only incentives for oil and gas important? it is even more ridiculous to claim that the 30-year-old ethanol industry is mature but the oil and gas industry now over 100 years old is not. regardless, i don't think that we should be raising taxes on any type of energy production or on any individual, particularly when we have a very weak economy. and this amendment is a tax increase. the senator from oklahoma also insists that because the renewable fuel is required to be used, it doesn't need an incentive. but but with oil prices at $100 a barrel, oil companies are doing everything they can to extract more oil from the ground. there isn't a mandate to use oil, but oil already has a 100-year-old monopoly on our transportation infrastructu

we take a look at how saudi arabia is spending its petro dollars. this week marketplace middle east is in vienna where members of opec stumbled badly on the path to restructure their agreement. but it wasn't just quotas that complicated the agenda at the first meeting since the arab uprisings. the meeting of a dozen opec countries this week had more plot twists than a primetime drama. key question marks hovered over proceedings that concerned libya, iran and provided a daily output creeling that matches today's reality. in the midst of blood shed, most of libya's oil output plummeted, a void mostly filled by owe effect heavyweight saudi arabia. libya's oil minister defected. >> it's a difficult selection in the state of war. once you are in a state of war in a country like this, of course, it the cohesion is not there. >> reporter: meanwhile, iran's president sacked his oil minister and plans to head that portfolio himself. 2008 when oil peaked at $147 a barrel, they came close. but the banking crisis led to a second half price collapse when opec to

taking that forward to today through middle eastern investment in the '70s with p petro dollars, the japanese in the '70s and '80s, all the claims through the decades that somehow we wouldn't have a system to look after the american interests turned out not to be the case. and the system we carefully protected and iterated and brought forward to date seemed perfectly well suited to what one might find in investments today. one more thing, and i'll pass it over to derrick, remember, please, the system in the united states is not the end of u.s. government oversight of chinese investment in america. it's just the very first bite at the apple. once a chinese company is established here, if it is, then it is fully subject to american counter-espionage law, national security law domestically. they'll be under the surveillance of stars and stripes like any other company would, they have to abide by all anti-competition law that all other firms have to abide by. so it's not the end of the story at all. it's not like it's our only chance to make sure that the firms operating here are operati

this is not up petro state. and what the people who worked in the industry tell me by the end is, you know what, we to do it. this is not save. we don't like it. it's dangerous. give us something else to do. we cannot do it. we cannot organize for it here. it's really hard to organize for the alternatives. we can work on it, but we need your help. you folks to work with greenpeace and the center for biological risk and california and vermont and d.c., you guys have to fight so that we can have alternatives, energy jobs, wind, solar. the hardest cut oil workers. they are ready. they need our help. the one-year anniversary is the time, the opportunity. this is the time when the world is focusing on this issue again. public attention is gripped again and we can actually organized to see change put into place. thank you very much for listening. obviously there is a great deal more about this in the book. we are eager to answer your questions and have this discussion and thank you very much for being with us tonight.