michelle krusa cabrera tells us why the report from petro boss is so important and why the stakes are so high not just for investors but also for brazil's economy. >> petro bross is the world's most endebtled company and in a world awash in debt that is saying a lot anden meshed in the greatest financial debt in brazil and if you know brazil that is saying a lot. even though the company stock trades at the new york stock exchange make no mistake, it is controlled by the brazilian government and they have more than half of the voting shares and the company is used by the government as an sarm of their policy. all of that may be coming home to roost. in march of last year one of the company directors was arrested for bribery and in september he started to sing like a canary. he told investigators that for nearly ten years almost all contracts were padded by 3% and that extra money was used for bribes and kickbacks, a lot of it funneled to the ruling parties of the country. and now nearly 50 people have been arrest or charged, including dozens of ceos of construction companies, party mem

. >>> y nos vamos venezuela donde un informe dice que petrÓleo enviado a paÍses miembro de petro caribeda de crudo a nivel mundial. >>> en venezuela que nadaba en petrÓleo desapareciÓ. >>> el subsidio implementado por el gobierno en la Última dÉcada ha costado a venezuela r 50 mil millones de dÓlares ante esto venezuela harÉ cortado a la mitad el despacho de crudo. segÚn este lan lista que estuvo frente de la petrolera venezolana. >>> cuba no pagaba con servicio. >>> la declaraciÓn de caracas ratifica espÍritu de petro caribe como un mecanismo de solidaridad. 96% de dÓlares que entran al paÍs producto de petrÓleo muchos estÁn de acuerdo de reducir este subsidio petrolero. >>> el dinero que se regala es de nosotros pg >>> los venezolanos que enfrentan un Índice de escasez esperan aumento en precio de la gasolina daniel garrido telemundo. >>> en repÚblica dominicana hay una divisiÓn polÍtica entre una reforma constitucional veamos las reacciÓnes esta es la manifestaciÓn mÁs re sdween a favor de l repostulaciÓn de presidente medina esto a pesar que la reelecciÓn esta prohibido. >>> el pueb

the separatists in control of parts of eastern ukraine dismissed petro porashenko's gesture as meaningless. some form of a ceasefire is supposed to take place in the region. yet there are violations by both sides. there's concern about the impact the war is having on children. more than 8 million live in ukraine, hundreds are killed fighting in the east and 140,000 have been forced out of their homes. that figure includes come of 95,000 children that live in orphanages. they are pawns in the crisis. >> reporter: this modest factory >>> the republic of donetsk is looking to russia for their future. they have been living under the control of the ukrainian government. the children were moved in secret as the fighting was at its height and after separatist fighters told them they'd be moved to russia for their own safety much >> translation: they sold us whether you want to go or not, you have to go. we told them we wouldn't. we started to cry. they didn't care that we were children. when we said we are not going, they said just try staying. and we will shoot you or your children. >> whatever

in some locations it could get worse because cas yet to feel the full impact of the free fall and petro exam in brazil. >> and there is a manana economy. >> our survey told us that north america will be better than expected. kiwi will make it happen. >> the europe economic stimulus is one reason the dollar has strengthened though and 3m joins the chorus of companies blaming a stronger dollar when it missed earning estimates. 3m makes post its and coatings and ceramics lowered the forecast and sales dropped by more than 8%. p&g does two-thirds of the business outside of north america. cfo john foaler said it can change the product mix locally and work on efficienty. >> the good news these are things we should do in the normal course of business and we sharpen the focus and keep everything going. it is part of everybody's job. markets like russia the ukraine, argentina are selective where we are ting growth. and china are others are better off and that is where they are hoping to find growth. >> now to another global brand which late today issued a earnings beat. we're talking about micro

petro china limited is asia's biggest oil producer.of thousands of brazilians have taken to the streets to protest they are angry about the struggle economy and corruption scandal that's implicated politicians from the president's party. now, a group women in costa rica are getting international recognition for their fight to save a vital mangrove swamp from destruction. andy gallagher reports from the island of cheetah. >> reporter: these days the fishermen on costa rica's largest island are making a good living from the sea. fish are plentiful and work is constant but it wasn't always that way. in previous years over fishing and the mismanagement of the vital mangroves spelled environmental and economic ruin. but it was a future that 13 of the island's women refuse today accept. the collective as they have become known began to take things in to their own hands. >> translator: we used to sell muscles clams and shrimp. so they were important to us, but now we can't find any. we benefited from them, but we ran out. mainly because we ov

petro china is asia's largest oil producer.en the target of a widespread corruption investigation. >>> south korea's president is being linked to a massive political corruption scanned scandal. over a so-called bribery list discovered after the head of a major construction company committed suicide last week. eight names on the list are high-profile figures close to the president. harry fawcett explains. >> reporter: well, this emerging scandal has the potential to be an extremely damaging one for the president. it all centers around one man who was the head of a major construction firm here in south korea. and was being investigated over his dealings with president park's predecessor. and an energy resources project that he was involved in. now, last week he gave gave a news conference in which he denied any wrongdoing in that and then the very next day thursday he took his own life. but not before he wrote a list of other senior politicians he said he made illegal payments to. and he gave a newspaper interview as well in whic

petros: it is actually very unstable.out 25% of the members of parliament see it as completely out of tune with global realities. the prime minister is finding a very delicate balance between his more conservative majority and his more radical left-wingers. i think he will sooner rather than later have to face this sort of dichotomy, this dilemma and try to form a more wide-ranging government, trying to get the party into his fold just to counterbalance his left-wing tendencies, which are completely devoid of any reality of what is going on in the world. there are some people that think we should go back to the drachma, which would be catastrophic for the greek economy. they are still a minority, but a very powerful minority. the bulk of the population says yes, let's have more measures as long as we stay in the euro. guy: when do you think that is going to happen? if we don't get a deal on the 24th, if we don't get greece being provided with additional funding, do you think that is the catalyst for that to happen? do you

. >> reporter: another arrest in the kick back scheme of petro bass threatening to bring down president dilma rousseff. the urge to paint. >> a found an abandoned building and thought "hey it's a good spot to chill and point." coming outs of the shadows to express yourself in a colourful and creative fashion >>> good evening, i'm barra. >> i'm antonio mora >>> we begin with the fight for ramadi. a fierce battle is under way for control of the city. earlier i.s.i.l. launched a series of suicide bombings there. iraqi officials say u.s. air strikes are helping to contain the rebels but reinforcements are needed. a massive evacuation of families has been called. 150,000 fled since wednesday. causing huge traffic jams on the roads. >> iraqi prime minister haider al-abadi wrapped up his first visit to washington in a meting with vice president biden, who reinforced america's commitment to help iraq reclaim territory from i.s.i.l. >> it's a strategic partnership that helps iraq provide for its people and reinforces sovereignty and independence. in other words, a partnership that will continue

the north, but there's no word of two others kidnapped in the same attack >>> ukraine's president petro porashenko has indicated that he no longer objects to a potential referendum in separatist held regions. the government expressed anger when polls on independence were held by pro-russian separatists who went on to create their own states. the separatists that are in control of parts of the area dismissed petro porashenko's gesture as meaningless. as ostensibly enforced there are almost daily violations by both sides - pro-russian separatist and ukranian government forces. there's concern with the impact this has on the children. 7.9 million children are in ukraine. 140,000 have been forced out of their homes. that figure includes some of the 95,000 children who live in orphanages and residential homes. as andrew simmonds discovers, those in state care are at the center of this crisis. >> reporter: in ukraine, a country in conflict there's a fight or children who don't have a home. they are aged from 5 to teens, and are all under the care of the state of the but they are from the self

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petro poroshenko says sanction he are not enough and has been pleading with nato for more u.s. support. sparking a warning from russia. >> translator: the united states and its allies have crossed all possible lines to bring kiev into their orbit. that could not fail to trigger our rations. >> lives mostly civilians have been taken. >> john siegenthaler, al jazeera. >> emotions as crowds gather to remember the germanwings crash. german chancellor angela merkel joined 1400 guests for the memorial service in cologne. those who died, including co-pilot andreas lubitz who investigators believe deliberately crashed the plane. >>> the parents of the youngest person to die in the boston marathon bombing are speaking out on dzhokhartsarnaev's behalf. john terret has the story. >> whether or not dzhokhartsarnaev should be put to death or not the community's response carries a lot of weight. the parents of the youngest victim believe that dzhokhartsarnaev should not be put to death but rather spend life in prison. bill and denise richard write we know the state's reason for seeking the d

. >>> ukraine's president petro poroshenko has lifted his objections to a potential referendum in the east of the country. the ukrainian government had objections last year. the separatists who are still in control of parts of eastern ukraine have dismissed is his rks gesture. >>> impact the war is having on children. 7.9 million children live in ukraine but in the past year more than 100 have been killed in fighting in the east of the country. 140,000 have been forced to flee their homes. the figure include 95,000 children living in state care. at the center of this crisis. >> in ukrainian a country in conflict there's even a fight over children who don't have a home. they're aged under five to teens and all under the care of the state. but they are from the self controlled republic of donetsk looking to ukraine for their future. they have been living under the control of the ukrainian government since last july. the children were moved in secret when the fighting was at its height, after separatists told them they were going to be moved to russia for their safety. >> translator: the

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despite denying peacekeeping assistance, the top eu diplomats did promise president petro poroshenko's government a boost in humanitarian aid. while staying with eastern ukraine, there are reports here in germany that berlin was well aware of the risks of flying over the region when passenger flight mh-1 was down -- mh-17 was downed last year. brian: just before it was down, the german intelligence agency told the government that the airspace over eastern ukraine was not safe, and that warning should have triggered flihtght path. >> this is where mh-17 came down last year. investigators are still trying to figure -- determine who brought it down. a team of german journalists say berlin had intelligence about the dangers two days before the crash. separatists had boasted of shooting down ukrainian military cargo planes -- shooting down a ukrainian military cargo plane. the intelligence service warned that the airspace over ukraine wasn't safe. experts say this should have raised red flags. it meant that passenger planes were not safe either. >> in a case like this, where intelligence ca

ukrainian president petro poroshenko says that his country epartnership with the united states has entered a new phase. u.s. defendant department spokesperson steve warn denied the allegations. warn said russian officials are fueling confusion by providing weapons to separatists in eastern ukraine. sporadic fighting has continued between government troops and pro-russian forces despite a cease-fire deal signed in february. >>> the head of the philippine military expressed deep concern about china's apparent activities to build runways on the spratly islands in the south china sea. the philippines, china and several others are involved in a sovereignty dispute over the islands. general gregorio pio catapang said china is carrying out construction on seven reefs of the islands. he said reclaimed areas at fiery cross and subi reefs are large enough for air strips. satalite images suggest china is building a runway on fiery cross. the general said similar work is picking up speed. the reef is close to an island controlled by the philippines. >> it might create friction so i think we have to re

i'll blow up the petro station. >>> this boggles the mind in more ways than one. you will be surprised the man was able to survive this. that woman is holding that man up. that man is at a construction site and that is a steel bar in his head. >> what? that's a steel bar in his head? >> i thought it was a -- >> i thought it was a rope. >> i thought he was tied to something. >> where did it come from? >> we don't know where the bar came from. he is on a construction site. they say he was not wearing a protective helmet. there you see firefighters called in to help this guy. they did cut the bar. you don't see it on video. they had to lower him down to a safety area and then they put him in an ambulance, as you see here. >> ambulance? >> and take him to the hospital. >> get a helicopter. i think, yeah he needs to get some place faster. >>> little video walk-through of a home here. the owner of this home saying quote, she wished the home had been burnt to ashes. >> oh! >> the entire home completely trashed. calgary police standing in the kitchen as this man, mark kin

. >>> petro poroshenko expressed went on to create their own state. the separatists who are still in control of parts of eastern ukraine have dismissed poroshenko's expressions. >> there's grave concern what the war answer effect on orphaned children. 140,000 have been forced out of their homes. the figure includes some of the 95,000 children who live in orphanages and residential homes. as andrew simmons reports. some are at the center of this crisis. >> in ukraine a country in conflict aged from under five to teens and all opportunity care of the state. but they're from the self-declared republic of donetsk, now looking for russia for its future. yet they've been living since last july under the control of the ukrainian government. the children were moved in secret as the fighting was at its height and after they say separatist fighters told them they were going to be moved to russia for their own safety. >> translator: they told us whether you want to go or not you have to go. we told them we didn't. we started to cry. they used obscene words they

. >> attorney general petro knew that the state had ways to either prove or disprove this notion thatfied, and he didn't hesitate to use it. >> we had earl mann's dna in our database because we take dna from every convicted felon. and so we had his dna. we did confirm that it did match directly with the dna taken from the crime scene. >> in december of 2005, more than six years after he was wrongfully convicted, clarence elkins was a free man. >> it's just a time of joy and happy tears. >> sadly, even though melinda was responsible for clarence's freedom, their marriage did not survive the ordeal. they divorced shortly after he was released. >> it's just simply part of the devastated state that has been put on us that was our marriage. it's gone. to no fault but to the state, i blame. >> he never blamed me. clarence never blamed me. and i really would have blamed myself, if i were him. 'cause i'd be angry if someone put me in prison for something i didn't do. >> prosecutors believe earl mann's target the night of the murder was brooke sutton. but her grandmother woke up, fought to pro

now they're all un unemployed because of the petro petrobras scandal scandal. they all wait here because they feel they have a better chance than if they hand in their details and walk away. >> i've been here since 7:00 a.m. and nothing so far. we're trying to get our jobs back. >> the petrobras scandal will hit the economy here. >> britain's failure to investigate the role of its army in a 1948 massacre in malaysia has been challenged in a landmark supreme court case. relatives of 24 victims of the killings want the british government to be held accountable. lawyers have told the court that britain has a responsibility under convention of human rights, a commission of independent inquiry. charlie angela has more now from london. >> at 78, her memory is not what it used to be, but one memory is crystal clear. as an 11-year-old, british soldiers forced her into a truck as she was driven away she heard thoughts and her father was executed, and watched as her childhood home was burned to the ground. she has come to the u.k. to demand an apology from the british go

taking bribes and the former chairman of the state run national petroleum corporation and the part of petro and the largest producer and the target of a widespread corruption investigation. south korea president is being linked to a massive political corruption scandal. and had bribery lists discovered after the head of a major construction company committed suicide last week and 8 names on the list are high profile figures close to president and harry faucet explains. >> reporter: has the potential to be an extremely damaging one for the president and all centers around one man who is the head of a major construction firm here in south korea and investigated over his dealings with the parks' predecessor and energy resources project that he was involved in. now, last week he gave a news conference which he denied wrongdoing in that and the very next day, thursday he took his life but not before he wrote a list of other senior politicians he said he made illegal payments to and gave a newspaper interview as well which he made similar allegations and the key thing is all of the eight men have

the attacks damaged a petro station, a market area and a local government administration.e in yemen has been one of the most heavily starring he had areas since the air strikes began. nearly three weeks ago. >>> all right let's look at some other news now. and the south career an national assembly has pass aid resolution on the lifting of the wreckage of the ferry that sank last year. thursday marks the first anniversary of one of the country's worst fairy disasters that killed 304 people. most of them were high school students from the from one town. nine people are still missing. amid the grief there was anger among the mourners demanding answers from their prime minister. they say their demands of a thorough probe till have not been met. the south korean president try to address the demands of lifting the wreckage during a memorial service on thursday amid the protests. >>> for the grieving families these are promises have take i'm i long time coming as harry few sell explains. >> reporter: april 16 last year, south korea was met with hespan. images aircraft passenger f

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it won't affect just crude oil but also refined products and petro chemicals.up iran if it does open up, will also change natural gas markets. lng markets are developing as world markets rather than regional ones, and if iran hops into this, it could change things considerably. one reason why iran has not been involved in lng is because they can't get at the right technology to develop lng export facilities or to develop these south pars field which is a gigantic field they share with qatar. which gives me the impression if this opens up too much, it could be that iran and qatar could come to some joint agreement, even in the use of an export facility. all you need is a pipeline. another part of this whole you shall u is pipelines and other export venues going into sencentral asia and the caspian. don't just look south. don't just look at asia. look at right nearby to the north. iran is on the caspian sea. you have major oil and gas producers in the caspian. those pipeline systems connecting iran's fields are mostly in the southwest, but if the profit's right y

petro china is the world's biggest energy company. its market value is $333 billion. the jury that convicted the boston marathon bomber now must decide whether he will die for his crimes. he has been found guilty on all 30 counts against him for the attack two years ago. he faces one of just two outcomes life in prison or the death penalty. the governor of massachusetts knows what his decision would be but says it is not up to him. >> last year, for a crime like this, i would support the death penalty and i continue to but this is a decision that gets made by the jury. matt: three people killed and 260 injured by the bomb. the jurors would have to vote unanimously to give him the death penalty. some of the world's best golfers are in georgia today for the masters tournament. an old master already stole the headlines. jack nicklaus with his first hole-in-one on the course. the golden bear is the all-time masters champ. he has won it six times and he is from upper arlington in the great state of ohio. policymakers were divided over whether they would raise interest rate

. >>> vice president biden called ukraine president petro poroshenko on monday over the humanitarian monday started the training on the government forces deployed in the east where heavy fighting continues despite the february cease-fire. >>> the u.s. is sending war ships to yemen with a warning for iran. we have live team coverage next. >>> a warning to iran. u.s. war ships on their way to yemen to block iranian weapons from reaching rebels inside yemen. iran seems to be flexing its military muscle as the same time they are trying to broker a deal with the u.s. we are live. >>> the dealth toll is rising in the mediterranean. we have new developments overnight. >>> mounting questions and fury over the death of a man mysteriously injured during his arrest. six police officers now off the job. details ahead. welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. 30 minutes past the hour. christine romans is off today. a hot zone that puts u.s. assets in direct conflict with iran. u.s. war ships are now patrolling the waters off yemen. the vessels designed to send a message to block iranian ve

. >>> now ukraine's president petro poroshenko has lifted his objection to a potential referendum in the east of the country. expressed anger when polls were held then went on to create their own state. the separatists who are still in control of parts of eastern ukraine have dismissed poroshenko's statement. there are almost daily violations by both the pro-russian separatists. 7.9 million children live in ukraine. in the past year, more than 100 have been killed in fighting in the east. 140,000 have been forced to flee their homes. that figure includes some of the 95,000 children who now live in orphanages and residential homes. as andrew simmons explains, those in state care are at the center of the crisis. >> in ukraine a country in conflict, there's even a fight over children who don't have a home. they're aged from under five to teens and all under the care of the state. but they're from a self-declared country of donetsk yet living sings last july under the control of the government. after they say of separatists said you are going to go whether you want to or not you have to

still taking a big risk in doing this, because the eu knolls full well that rush is essentially a petro state and if you go after the companies that exports russia's main commodity exports then you are in fact going after the russian state itself. >> thank you very much. live for us in moscow. >> up next, all the sport. >> a booming population is only a sign of prolonged misery. what brought the 12-year-old and his family to the camp four months ago is a familiar story to the people who came before him. >> people burned the house. they took the cattle. we ran. some were killed. when we came here, people were helpful. >> he is one of the more than one half million children displaced by the conflict in darfur. even though they're safer in the camp, they are still not getting enough to eat or drink. for example most aren't getting adequate water but there isn't enough money to full till the need. >> two and a half million are displaced in darfur. that number is growing by the thousands every month according to u.n. aid agencies. with the conflict in its 12th 12th year, attention and money

. >> chevron argues that the pollution is not their responsibility pointing the figure the petro ecuador, do they have a point? >> well you know chevron is trying to claim that they are not responsibility for any of the pollution. and, you know that's laughable. >> what is the situation in ecuador now for the people the indigenous people in those areas. >> there's no dispute that the land and ble the water has been polluted and continues to be polluted and that had an flent on people's health and livelihood. that is not in dispute. to what extent is chevron liable and responsible. and, you know the ecuadorian courts spoke on this. three levels of ecuadorian judiciary focused on this. and levied a fine. that's the facts on the ground. >> chevron argues that there was corruption. in the end, why has there not with respect a settlement. the litigation is going on in every imaginable venue. the cost for everyone involved is so high. easily into the tens of millions. certainly. you know we are shareholders. i represent shareholders who thing it would be - i've urged chevron to consider settli

protesters clashed with police that n athens, greece. [ gunfire ] >> reports say dozens of rioters threw petroombs and stones at officers and burned cars. >> this happened tuesday after a march on high security prisons. many convicted militants are held in the jails. protesters want the government to carry out its promise to shut them. >>> greece is scrambling to meet a first aid deadline to past an installment on its massive line. >> hodel of that, prime minister alexis tsipras will meet with official. >> reporter: they may not be the best movers, but at this cultural center in moscow, russians are trying to dance like greeks. ♪ greece's prime minister start his controversial visit here, cultural links between the orthodox countries are being braid issed. >> -- sbrased. >> translator: our trust is based on cooperation that's left lasted for centuries. >> reporter: it's political and economic cooperation that's important today. since his radical coalition came to power in january, prime minister tsipras has made no secret of his russian leanings, often breaking with european counterparts. he's

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petro poroshenko told the commission that he no longer objects to a vote. pro-russian separatists dismissed the gesture as meaningless. more than 6,000 have died in the conflict which has raged for more than a year. growing conflict on the youngest members of the ukrainian society. at least 140,000 children have had to flee their homes. as andrew simmons reports many kits are caught in a tug of war between the government and the rebels. >> reporter: in ukraine a country in conflict there's even a fight over children who dot have a home. -- who don't have a home. they're aged from under five to teens and all under the care of the state. but they're from the self declared republic of donetsk now looking to russia for its future. yet they've been living since last july under spatageist. after they say separatist fighters told them they were going to be moved to russia for their own safety. >> translator: they told us, whether you want to go or not you have to go. we told them we wouldn't. we started to cry. they used obscene words they didn't care that we were

petro poroshenko said urn peace keepers are one solution but that's up to the security council. more than 6,000 people have died since the fighting broke out between the ukraine government and pro-russian separatists. >>> significant people in poland view russia as a direct military threat, so much so that hundreds of young poles are signing up for paramilitary groups. tim frend is friend is in warsaw. >> deep in the woods east of warsaw playing military games with model weapons but the ot sound ofto thesound of real gun fire. their weekend hobby has suddenly taken on a new significance. just four hours drive away is the ukraine border, a country in real conflict. poland's part time militia says no one can be certain of moscow's intentions. >> we want to be prepared so the government wouldn't have to train people on the spot. they would have someone trained before. and if something happens god forbid we hope it wouldn't, believe it wouldn't, then we would do what we had to do and if this means you know fighting then we will probably fight. >> reporter: concerns about ukraine and

. >> ukrainian prime minister petro poroshenko has been pleading with nawght nato for more support. sparking a reaction from russia. >> united states and its allies have crossed all possible lines in bringing kiev into their orbit. that could not have failed to trigger our reaction. >> the u.n. says the conflict has claimed over 6,000 lives so far, mostly civilians. >> nina kuscheva associate dean, associate professor of international affairs at the new school of new york. nina welcome. how does this compare to other tension between ukraine and russia? >> this is actually small attention than what it used to be. before it used to be, the old war was going to blow out any minute. and putin was saying, we're not really promoting we're not really, we don't want war we want to have reconciliation, however, it is up to our partners to actually make it happen. so i don't think this is close to real confrontation. however, putin is leaving himself some room to say i was conciliatory, however the united states brought the troops and we have no other choice but to have further fight. >> what

there's growing anger at a multi-million corruption scandal with petro gas the state-run oil company. we have more from brazil's popular city sao paulo. >> tens of thousands of protesters are on the streets in sao paulo, and thousands more across brazil. there are all sorts of political issues here. the financial situation of the country, the fact that taxes and costs are rising and brazil is on the verge of tipping into recession. there are concerns about the petrogas scandal. there are allegations that senior figures took bribes to correct the contract and dilma rousseff - there's no suggestion that she knew about any corruption or allegations of wrongdoing and is not connected to the current investigation. people are worried that that impact on the way the government is run. dilma rousseff ran with over 50% of the vote six months ago. it was a polarized brazil. the allegations are built and built. that's why people have come onto the streets to voice distrust and anger and called for the president to go. the president welcomed the protest. she'll do what she can to make it better f

. >> caller: petro bass released yesterday delayed audited year end 2013 earnings results. it brought to light charges of $2 billion for corruption and $15 billion for impairment charges contributing to the total loss of $7 billion on the year. given the fact that this company is vital for the brazilian economy, this stock could set up nicely for upside gains. would you consider the stock to be a fit in your diversification model? >> thank you for the kind comments on the wedding and i really botched the honeymoon. that's not going well. hey, hey, not everything was done in fair weather. pbr, i think it's had a big move. i'm very concerned because i have recommended periodically stocks that have accounting problems and i got my head handed to me. pbr, i had a pbr call, those work and it's tapped river tavern. really good. curtis? >> caller: cramer, thanks for taking the call. >> of course. >> caller: congratulations to you and mrs. cramer. >> how do you like that? that's something. >> caller: my question being an investor in the union pacific railroad, any concern on your p

hundreds of firefighters battling this massive fire after an explosion after an explosion at the petrol plant. it was an explosion that makes a toxic chemical used in making plastics. this was the second explosion at the plant in 20 months. no one was killed. >>> investigators are looking to question a building owner's son. this building explosion in new york city. there were signs that the gas lines were tampered with. it exploded last week killing two people. a plumber told investigators he been instructed to alter the gas lines that day. it's not clear who told him to do it. the owner's son and the plumber were among the two dozen people burned. >>> a new tennis performance center opens day. fresh off the miami open win serena williams will be there for the grand opening. the new center will be at the turn national golf club. that ceremony begins at noon. >> very cool. it brought a lot of attention to the game of tennis. a lot of little girls want to emulate her. >>> today may not be a good day to play tennis or anything outside. >> yeah. a dreary cloudy day out there. tom kierein i

it has a very strong business petro refined products and downstream you're helped by a low oil pricens get a bit more healthy. so shell, bp are in actually a strong position, they're the predator predators. the prey become the bg groups. bg groups share price have gone down from 13 pounds in 2014 to 9 pounds now, so they have become a takeover target. shell has decided it is easier to buy access to new resources than try and find it it sl. it's been exploreing alaska and haven't found any recoverable reserves yet. this deal will mean as you said brazil egypt, australia as well, bg got a big business in australia and the hunt for energy. >> they buy into that. i'm wondering. you said some companies have suffered more than others. do you mean this is the start of a trend we could see big oil majors looking at other targets? >> it could be. you look at the type of businesses where the share price prices fallen, exploration like 20% down and shell oil and premiere oil, these businesses without major downstream bits could possibly become more of a target for exxonmobils, for the bps and s

in particular going through ceos, scaleing down assets and big problems in brazil and linked with petro and had issues around inquiries. they're looking for partnerships to say lou them to save money and do business cheaper and find that horrible word synergy and could mean job losses. it's really about getting into world markets, bg very big in egypt, australia and brazil the big new markets shell wants to get into. >>> now, playing significant role in the ukraine conflict with both sides accuseing the other of manipulateing the media. with ukrainian channels off air, the population now relyies entire entirely on russian television. a series of reports looking at the success of the cease-fire deal from february following up on one russian tv report. >> reporter: very keen to find outside what happened to that 10-year-old child, russian networks are widely reporting she has been killed in the shelling. >> reporter: we're going to go to that area and try to find the family. >> reporter: [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: we are on a press trip organized by the rebel force. it's a

the plane trying to circumnavigate the entire planet without refueling and without even using any petroll? a completely solar powered plane. this has turned out to be a long and very delayed wait in eastern china, because of the weather. take a look at the footage from this particular plane. the solar impulse ii, experimental solar plane, attempting to fly around the world without a drop of fuel, grounded in china because of the weather. what was supposed to be an overnight pit stop stretched into a stay of more than two weeks. it's about a quarter of a way along its estimated five-month journey. now, because of the light weight of this particular airplane, it needs perfect weather conditions in order for it to fly. it's only 2300 kilograms, basically the weight of a door put it in comparison. a 747 you and i fly on is about 400,000 kilograms. it needs anything less than 7 kilometers of crosswind. you can imagine, paula that with winds picking up dust and sand from the gobi desert, it's not going to allow this particular plane to take off. >> no. i certainly hope they have a team of met

. >> petro transit police want your help to independent for a the person wanted for indecent exposureue line one week ago. police are looking for this man, you can see him in the picture there, take a look, he's wearing a blue hat and has a partial beard. metro did not identify the man as a suspect or person of interest. but if you think you recognize him, call metro transit police. >>> we're learning it was the father of a 4-year-old girl who is accused of taking her from her grandmother's house without consent. phillip ketter was pulled over for speeding last night. an amber alert for kaleya ketter is now canceled. she's safe and unhurt and back with her family. >>> maryland is helping the district house the homeless because d.c. has run out of hotel space. news 4 has learned the department of human services has been 69 families in three hotels in prince george's county and montgomery county over the last few week. d.c. is required to house homeless families until they can find suitable long term housing. right now more than 500 families are living in d.c. shelters and hotels. some

petro porashenko was among the visitors to a memorial. every year survivors and family members mark the day by returning to their abandoned homes. >>> venezuelan is struggling with a crippled economy, inflation between 100 and 200% this year. many store shelves are empty. there are long lines where basic food and goods are in slim supply. the oil exporting giant is reeling from falling prices and there may be up to eight different exchange rates for the currency. the struggling economy, soaring crime and political instability are climbing to cause another problem. people are leaving. more than 1 million left in the past decade. many young professionals looking for better opportunities. as virginia lopes explained, the brain drain is a concern now and in the future >>> young professionals are leaving in hordes. many searching for a better future are young doctors. a lack of medication diagnostic tools and basics are part of the struggle. >> translation: there is very little to keep us motivated. work continues are bad. pay is bad. the lack

we led the nation in overall exports since 2002 in beef cotton, petro chemicals, machinery and high-tech electronics. in 2014 alone, texas manufacturers and farmers set new records of exports with nearly $290 billion worth of merchandise to buyers around the globe. so i believe that this trade promotion authority proposal that we'll mark up tomorrow is -- represents real progress. the challenge i think we have is if absent a trade promotion authority or so-called fast track authority we're left with negotiations on behalf of 535 individual members of congress which is just not feasible. what i worry about, and mr. donohue, you alluded to this, is if we don't engage with asia as -- on this trans-pacific partnership proposal, which we haven't seen by the way, mr. trumka -- i'm looking, waiting to see what the contents of it are because i don't believe -- i do believe that impact of trade does not fall uniformly and there are things we need to do and there are things we will do with trade assistance authority to help people who are dislocated as a result of trade, learn new skills and new h

petro brass is the state run oil company in brazil. it's been brought to its knees by a massive bribery scandal that investigators say lasted nearly ten years. will they finally report earnings tonight? that story coming up right after the break when cnbc is live from rio de janeiro. financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> welcome back. angie's list soaring. the consumer review service posting a surprise first quarter profit, but revenue was shy of estimates. the stock has plummeted 45% in the past we're np the outgoing ceo will be on closing bell. >>> auto nations soaring, beating estimates on the top and bottom line but not helping the stock and mylan back to its ipo in 1973. david faber reporting mylan is offering a new offer for perrigo. they rejected an offer saying it's just too low. >>> energy again a big story today. crude oil prices fell almost 2% yesterday closing at $55.26 a barrel. today we're sitting at $56.34 a barrel. let's get out to brian sullivan who joins us now from the ihs wheat conferen

sticking with energy, let's talk petro. it's the most indebted company.nd world, that's saying a lot. also a huge run of 57%. really up sharply, they're finally going to release the financials on wednesday. we don't mean q1, fourth quarter, they're like 90 days behind because of the scandal. i'll be in rio to have the coverage. would any of you buy? >> it's not in my wheel house, anything with accounting issues is something to stay away from. >> i'm a tax capital loss later in year, i'll let you know. i've traded the name, talked about it, maybe all the bad news is fully recognized. its had a nice bounce, i don't know if i'm interested at this prices. >> what do you think andreas? >> i can't speak about this specifically, but similar to brazil which has had a nice bounce from the bottom this year. what we like about brazil now that we didn't before is that the currency has gone a long way closer to fair value. one of the most expensive. >> so it's weakened substantially. much to their chagrin. >> not as much as the ruble did, but that's -- let's put it th

and oil field services petro fac is plunging after the group says it expects a further $194 million pretaxs on a gas plant project in the shetland islands. it's been delayed by bad weather. it's down 14% in today's trade. >>> now, we're counting down the days to the u.k. general election with less than 17 days to go now. the you gov puts labor slightly ahead on 36%, with the conservatives at 33%. apology is still -- polling is still split. the conservatives ahead with labor in second place. no clear indication who will be forming a government after polling day on may 7th. housing of course a key issue playing out in the election debate. asking prices in england and wales at an all time high. one of them is a mansion tax on properties between 2 million and 3 million pounds. let's get out to wilfred who joins us with a special guest. over to you. >> hey, seema, thank you very much. as you said for months it's all been about the economy and about europe. in the last week housing has really come to the fore in this election debate. the conservatives outlining the extension of their right to bu