-petros: how you doing? petros. -lemonis: petros, how are you? petros: nice to meet you, marcus.onis: now, you've been in the chocolate business for how many years? -george: almost 40 years. lemonis: and how long ago did you meet? eleni: 39 years ago. he was in greece. lemonis: oh, you were in greece. who are these pictures of? -zoe: that's my mom's parents. petros: yeah, and a little push cart in baltimore. zoe: in baltimore, where they were hand-rolling chocolates, and my dad came over. he learned the trade. george: i love to work for my kids. lemonis: it's nice to have your children support you. george: oh, yes. i think that's the most important, to love each other. lemonis: this place is -- it got a lot bigger. -petros: yeah, right. -lemonis: it goes back even -- petros: it goes back farther, yeah. lemonis: holy... petros: this is the kitchen, where we manufacture everything. lemonis: oh, my gosh. i just want to see the process. petros: so we're boiling the cream, and we have our raw chocolate, a little butter. lemonis: can i stir it? oh, yeah. petros: so this is gonna cool.

tell me, we got the coming from petro china through.hat are you expecting from those three companies? what will it show? you are better skewed to the upstream? what is the take? >> generally, upstream is best. they are amid teary numbers. tier numbers. not an easy task given the six months we have been through. they did that on the back of very good cost control. to effectivelyem deliver a positive margin. downstream has been hit very hard as well. it is not just the oil price weakness you are seeing, it is also this collapse in demand that has produced refining margins, petrochemical margins. we expect to see very significant losses from petro china. it is probably going to be the toughest six month. -- six month timeframe in that company's history. losses around 20 million for sign-ups. we are starting to see a sign of now. it looks like given the recovery of demand in china, we are ining positive margins again refining. that should help recovery efforts in the second half of the year. >> petro china, if you are downstream player now,

you had signed a petro net mou in 2019 that did not wind up resulting in any kind of deal.pany ceo in a conference on tuesday said they were more keen on securing cheaper prices on the spot market and long-term deals. does that mean any sort of deal with them is 100% off the table? it will be soct important as we watch asian energy prices. we had a low in the asian lng market. that has already been strengthening. overe the winter prices five dollars. five dollars is an important catalyst because we will deliver lng into asia at five dollars. as the market recovers over that price point, there is a return on equity that supports investment decision, and as we get through what will be a tight supply year in 2021, we expect to see lng prices back in the normal trading range over seven dollars. supply connected to oil shutting down in the u.s., or there other reasons we will see tighter supply and demand? meg: actually we would've had 2021 a tight supply year anyway, driven by the pace of infrastructure and how are veryion plants long construction, as you know. low year of new

. >> jake levine we know the lake charles area is a massive petro chemical hub. what are the potential impacts of this hurricane and potential storms to come as we see climate change become more of a reality? >> yeah, sure. it is worth pointing out that in the president's remarks just now those two words which you just ven though when he change never asked about, you know, whether clear had been different over from the emergency management personnel on the ground that they said these are more frequent, stronger, rapid intensification period, eliminates the amount of time for people to evacuate. to your question, a lot of these communities are dealing with things that they'll be dealing with long after the storm is gone -- the waste water, the toxic chemicals that leeched into the ground and water sources. that is the chemical fires. we saw a chlorine plant on fire in the days after hurricane laura. none of this even really addresses what is perhaps one of the greatest environmental impacts of these storms, which is what the petro chemical facilities, the refineri

a nonstarter lebanon has been demolished day by day by the true john horse named hezbollah and its petro on namely iran. in this case that the lebanese officials are pointing the finger at these explosive materials that were improperly stored should that be the focus right now. yeah sure i mean that could be kind of a poor performance but who actually story these. lethal battery of their why it was not perform lee or rightly men teen i mean all these questions are going actually to be part and parcel of the talk of the day and the government where hezbollah is part of should bring in some proper are answers since we know that this state as i said before is on the verge of collapse since we know that the government is not properly ruling lebanon and since we know that people lost hope in lebanon i think that maybe this you know lethal act and this calamity would be ended up in kind of a new direction for lebanon because those questions must be answered one way or the other people are so upset so desperate that i think that they know have no fear anyway and since i know that those protests

fuel headed to venezuela it claims that cargo and 4 tankers amounts to more than a 1000000 barrels of petro its biggest ever seizure iran's denied any connection with the shipment both iran and venezuela around the u.s. sanctions tens of thousands of people have protested in belarus for a 6th day of the disputed presidential election under violent police crackdown the european union says it will initiate sanctions against those responsible for violence arrests and fraud in connection with the vote for a meeting of its foreign ministers the u.s. postal service is investigating complaints of slow deliveries that is warned and has won some mail in votes for november's election may not arrive in time to be counted as expected to be a huge rise in post to due to the coronavirus pandemic president trump a said without evidence the postal ballot is susceptible to fraud but experts say any kind of election rigging is extremely rare in the u.s. . and angola's top court has sentenced a son of former president jose is worth the dos santos to 5 years in prison or if i may know to santos has been found

>> well, unfortunately we have had a lot of experience with petro chemical production plants.ad agencies that are designed to do this and are ready to go is the usepa and coast guard, they are the primary federal response to support those types of operations. it doesn't get a lot of news because you are always talking about fema, but as part of the national team, the coast guard and epa, they are the ones to respond to the fires and chemical spills. >> let's shift a bit to climate change, and al roker showed us the stat, and we just had our third hurricane make landfall before september 1st. >> yeah, the peak of the hurricane season is generally september 10th. national hurricane center is already looking at more area of disturbed area out in the atlantic. there's not a strong signal we are seeing more storms, but what we are seeing is more rapid storms and we saw it in hurricane michael a couple years ago, and now we have seen this with laura, and we saw it in other storms, so we're seeing -- this is what the science is telling us. we're seeing signals in the intensity of sto

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let's hear more now from arthur arrow who joins us live from madrid marta the prime minister petro stenches is speaking right now what's his stunts on this whole thing well we haven't heard anything from being is doing the press conference that weekly press conference after the cabinet meeting and we will have to wait until the end of this conference when he will be asked by the journalist but what we know so far what we heard from him is that he said that justice is equal for everyone and that he won't interfere this was not the only reaction we also heard from the sun king philip the 6 saying he approved appreciated the gesture of its father and that was a way to to to shield spanish morning and he had like to roll of his father during the spanish transition from dictatorship but yet out of the end of the seventy's too to a democracy but things hung coddles has been accused of a pretty serious. do you know i mean why he's really leaving is this just about making things easier for his son know what else is at play here. yes well that we've heard plenty of opinions about we know that he jus

that workforce are the people who work in many of these petro chemical plants in and around lake charles could be devastating to that industry, particularly if people have to find temporary shelter with some of the hotels that may not be operational. this is a compounding mess. and i tell you that gentlemen you talked to, he is one lucky man. because we found too many people like that in new orleans that didn't make it. >> remind me, general, of where we went to that shelters after harvey in houston and went to some of the shelters that had been set up and it was packed. just cot after cot after cot after cot, and i can only imagine how covid-19 is going to complicate the situation in louisiana today, because how are they going to do that now? >> louisiana did a good job. governor edwards working with his state agencies. they brought buses in and tyke care of people without rides and moved a couple thousand of them, the last number i heard, from lake charles and took them to hotels, alisyn, up in alexandria. so those people left one place to avoid water and wind and went to alexandria an

another distressing video appears to show a similar incident close to a petro station. again a protester is gunned down. what appears to be an armed man is later seen walking with his hands up towards police. it's been confirmed that two people were killed in a third scene here was injured by gunshots. in the past half hour donald trump has tweeted that today i will be sending law enforcement and national guard to kenosha wisconsin to resort law and order. we will not stand for looting, arson violence and lawlessness on american streets. my tea m lawlessness on american streets. my team just got off the phone with the governor who agreed to accept federal assistance. portland should do the same. a local militia group posted warnings that it would be on the streets. following the shooting the group said it did not know if tuesday night shooter was answering what they described as they are to arms. a photographer who been documenting the protests describing his encounter with the groups of arm bands patrolling the city. maybe three people were out the prior night that i s

we've gone after the iran's energy sector, mineral sector, petro chem, a number of areas. and rouhani is right. we have deprived this regime from a lot of money and it's the epicenter for terror finance, money laundering, but then they have been organizing, training and equipping these proxies. in 2014 one the iranian officials bragged that they owned three capitals. today we see iran losing its grip in a lot of the places where only a few years ago they were bragging. the new york times and "the washington post" have run a number of stories over the last couple of years documenting how iran's proxies are weaker and that's a consequence of our maximum pressure. we have dried up the revenue that the regime would otherwise have had. consider this statistic. since 2012, the regime spent over $12 billion in iraq and syria and lebanon and there was a shia fighter in syria who said the golden days are gone and they're never coming back. iran doesn't have the money that it used to. these are the sort of headlines we ought to be want to go see. iran's proxy is weaker, the regime h