we heard about shell and the problems with contracting with shell and a company like that. and we heard about a lack of demonstrable jobs. on the rates issue we are using old rates. i think everyone here knows that, marin and sonoma, especially sonoma recently putting out the bids, that double digit number of bids when we got effectively 0 to 1. i think if we reevaluate this, there is every reason to think that we are going to have a much better rates that will allow us to be launching a program totally comparable to pg&e. third issue, we heard from ms. malcolm and add infinitum that the puc can actually purchase this power in-house. this can actually provide more revenue opportunities for the puc and allow this 19 million to conceivably be used for something else. lastly on jobs, we need the rfp to show the jobs. and, so, i would really hope that the puc commissioners and staff would be as supportive of this process as possible. this is to answer your concerns and to provide answer to your questions. so, to that end please involve ms. malcolm [inaudible]. >> thank you. nex

shell has a plant in the far east.t is a venture that they are rom on and with gazp it is very important to them. they want to up the capacity by 50% to give the asian markets all the gas that they want. when he was there, he won president putin's endorsement of that project. we heard president putin yesterday saying if sanctions against wretch a -- against russia keep getting ratcheted up, he may have to take a look again at those contract with western energy companies. >> talk to me about shell's position in ukraine. >> they don't have a whole lot better now but they are looking. in particular for gas in the east of the country. they agreed with the central government that they will look for it there. unfortunately that is exactly where the separatist are active right now. we saw that with those pro-russian militia yesterday seizing that government building in lujan scott. sk.in luhan one of the places they want to look is a city called slovyan sk where those observers are being held by the separatists right now. she

and communication between the public utilities commission, energy enterprise and shell? >> we have communicated both formally and informally through theirs letters and i believe i alluded to that at the joint meeting that we had. if you would like me to provide a copy of that i can provide a copy of the formal correspondence. >> what was the upshod of the correspondence? >> so let them know it didn't appear we were launching our program. >> did that severe the contract or put on hold or the nature of the relationship as codified by the contract or nullified by the letter of the contract? >> i think it would be fair to say that we weren't holding them to their offer to provide service under the terms that we had negotiated. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you, i appreciate your responses. thank you. >> you bet. >> any other parts to the presentation, miss miller? >> my staff report links the next three items together, 3, 4 and 5 and we could call those and do the presentation as well. >> let's keep this item open and we'll add the next three item 4, 5 and 6. >> thank you.

so, first, just touch quickly on the shell or the horse shoe of the shell contract. it has been clearly stated by ken malcolm, the cca director in more than one hearing, that it's a fairly easy matter for the sfpuc to do that sort of brokering of energy in-house. it's not clear that could be done, especially now that the sfpuc has a bond rating for doing energy purchasing and so on. that would obviate the need for the $19 million bond that we're holding to make shell hold. that didn't work out. i wanted to point that out real quick. i want to get to the competition with pg&e. this is crucial. that's what cleanpowersf is for, to compete with pg&e. in july we're going to be doing that new interconnected agreement with pg&e. if we started our cca and we're up in their face competing with them for electricity generation, we're going to be in a better leveraged condition to get a better deal so we don't have to pay the 3 whatever cents extra it is. and along those lines, what lafco needs from the sfpuc is for the sfpuc staff, especially cca director malcolm who for some r

shell sent two drilling rigs to the arctic in 2012.ederal criminal investigation. after all that, as you might expect, shell announced that they were pulling out of the arctic. yeah, you think? after a year like that. shell's experience in the arctic was a big deal because they were the first oil company that was given permission to start drilling up there. and they totally blew it. i mean, for decades oil companies had begged for access to drill the arctic. now they were finally getting their chance, and -- shell just totally blew it. they failed after they failed after they failed and failed again. and -- and while nobody is happy when drilling rigs crash, it turns out that shell's disastrous misadventures in the arctic may have been sort of a blessing in disguise because this week, two years after the u.s. government gave shell the go ahead to start the process of drilling the arctic, we have just learned that we as a country have absolutely no idea what to do if something up there goes wrong. this week, a report that was commission

he was hanging out at home with the head of shell oil. the head of royal dutch shell today went to vladimir putin's house. in the middle of the united states and the european union threatening sanctions against the russian oil and gas sector the head of shell oil went to vladimir putin's house today to promise mr. putin eye-to-eye and to promise the world that royal dutch shell is quote committed to expansion in russia, quote, we are very keen to grow our position in the russian federation. shell oil today announcing plans to expand russia's liquefied natural gas plant with the russian state-owned company gazprom. within the last two weeks as the united states and european union have levied these sanctions against russia as president obama has signed an executive order giving himself the authority to at least theoretically lay sanctions against the russian energy sector, not only did we have this action from shell today at vladimir putin's house, we also had exxon mobil announce that they were starting new joint work with the russian stat

. >> shelling as well? actually lost your sight for a period of time? >> yeah, i couldn't see. i was blinded for a week after that day. in the er the corpses house next to the hospital because there is no place any more in the hospital to, for hem, so and after that, that house was shelled also. so those dead people died twice that day, yeah. >> i want to talk to you in a moment about the children because, of course, in any conflict, children suffer so terribly, women, but the town had been under siege before this chemical attack. >> for a year. >> for a year. >> yeah, for a year. >> what were the conditions prior to the chemical attack? >> the most horrible conditions you can imagine, no services, no food. > to no power. >> no power. every day, the situation became worse and worse. the kids and the children were the most affected. we felt like their childhood was stolen from them. we tried to do something to them, me, my cousin, some of the girls from the town, they try to help us. we do some kind of enter

that is good for shell. late last night, resident putin saying that if they ratchet up sanctions against russia, there are no need for any retaliatory measures just yet. russia may eventually have to re-examine, as he put it, cooperation with western energy projects. that will give all of the oil companies pause and it is something mr. van burden will be asked about today when he talks to investors. >> give us an update about shell and the ukraine. >> they really cannot beat this geopolitical situation in the ukraine. they were talking to the central government about developing gas in the east of the company -- of the country, exactly where the separatists in ukraine are now operating. there, lateright yesterday, we had pro russia militias seizing government buildings. the whole eastern ukraine is obviously really fraught with turmoil at the moment. that is not good for shell in terms of its expansion plans. they do not have any substantive operations there yet. obviously, everyone is looking for more gas. s

it carried out a number of provocations in recent years, including the deliberate shelling in 2010 in which four people were killed. today's drill comes shortly after the u.s. president completed a visit to the region, including a stop in south korea, during which he once again urged the north to give up its nuclear program. but there is a grave threat, too, from its conventional as the simmering sea boundary dispute highlights the constant risk of miscalculation and escalation on both sides. >> you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, suspended for life after admitting to racist comments, the owner of a professional basketball team gets slapped with a strict penalty. as divers continued to recover bodies from the sunken south korean ferry, the president has apologized for her governments inefficiency, as she put it, immediately following the disaster. it came as an official memorial was held for those who died or are still missing. new memorial brings home the sheer scale of the disaster. hundreds of young faces stare out from it. for their families, the grief was ov

that is getting numbers from shell. we have got numbers from shell. let's look at the net earnings. billion. cash flow from operations, we are getting that. $14 billion. their earnings decreased, too. $8 billion. versus that goes down with investors. prices are what we are talking about. they are increasing their liquefied natural gas operation. weaker european gas prices has been weighing on other businesses. started at the beginning of the year. he gave markets their first profit warning in 10 years. that was thanks to lack of profitability in the american business. we will see what they have to say about profitability there. retailer, it owns homebase, the diy chain. tax, 3.2 million pounds. it has raised its dividend. 3.3 pence per share. have benefited from an upturn in economy. we will be speaking to the ceo in about 25 minutes time. both going through a bit of a transformation plan. home retail, 72 million. up three percent. tothere are plans to talk general electric about the sale of one of its businesses. we have an update. berlin following this story. >> we have the offici

their shell and those building blocks are calcium and carbonate. the more acidic the ocean is, the less material there is in that sea water for those animals who build shells to make their shells. >> amazingly, it can take up to three years for an oyster to use calcium carbonate to grow large enough for market size. >> these are smalls. it's big enough to put on the grill. >> the problem poses a serious threat for oyster farmers like s sawyer who can not meet demand as shells develop. >> he is going to die down into the intake system. >> using innovative sensor equipment and scientific tests, hill's team has spent a year closely monitoring the actual fluctuations in the chemical balance of the water's in the bay. >> we are going to take that bottle and analyze some things back in the lab. our instruments are actually attached to that sea water intake so that we are measuring the chemistry of the water as it flows up towards the farm he here so we are getting temperatures, salinity, ph and oxygen every 30 minutes for the last month that it's been ou

shell c.e.o. ben van burgeon has agreed with president vladimir putin here in moscow today to expand that joint projects here in russia and as you can see the c.e.o. of shell seemed well for a happy with the deal so far but recognizes a strong support from the states will be needed now shell is already heavily invested into russia with a stake in the huge second in two projects in the russian far east the world's biggest oil exploration project bench up show already owns a twenty seven percent stake shell also has an ongoing partnership with gas from neck to an orphanage in siberia and has been struggling or in western siberia for about fifteen years or so now and the dutch giant has plenty of petrol stations in russia too with over one hundred pounds to develop even more and as far as energy international's are concerned russia is not short of international quarter because of the vost untapped reserves the u.k.'s be paid is the most exposed to russia of all we or with superpowers and norway stuff

free and the animal dies then you will find all kinds of varieties of shells. the reason i included lovers he is because it offers a multitude of recreational opportunities. to the beach is the given and it is gorgeous with the paddle boats trails and boating access and hiking trails. whenever nature appeals to you, you can find it here on lovers key and hopefully it will teach about southwest florida and want them to conserve it. . .

koreas exchanged fire caused the maritime border after more than a hundred north korean artillery shells fell into south korean territory expecting such as in are you could occur this time around president talking head had told the south korean military to respond firmly should any north korean shells landed south korean territory. seoul's defence ministry each tab its vigilance by dispatching working and fighter jets to the area. the five bills come in accounting and threats of something they can add to that small break and a nice before april thirty f this on top of a threat issued last month to conduct a new type of a new contest. experts say the fourth new clear test to be in the works. as recent satellite and a jury has shown increased the cavity add the veggies nuclear test site. during the visit to seoul last week us president the pub on a wearing that and other testing only further isolate the north and said that south korea and the united states stand shoulder to shoulder against any provocation by the north he eats. shifting our focus to the economy korea posted a current accou

. >> shelling as well? >> yeah. >> you actually lost your sight for a period of time? >> yeah, i couldn't see. i was blinded for a week after that day. i remember the corpses in the house next to the hospital because there is no place any more in the hospital to, for them, so and after that, that house was shelled also. so those dead people died twice that day, yeah. >> i want to talk to you in a moment about the children because, of course, in any conflict, children suffer so terribly, women, but the town had been under siege before this chemical attack. >> for a year. >> for a year. >> yeah, for a year. >> what were the conditions prior to the chemical attack? >> the most horrible conditions you can imagine, no services, no food. >> no power. >> no power. every day, the situation became worse and worse. the kids and the children were the most affected. we felt like their childhood was stolen from them. we tried to do something to them -- me, my cousin, some of the girls from the town, they try to help us.

last time the shell crossed the line and south korea responded. there's been no reason for response this time. the military remains on high alert. >> what does north korea say about why it's carrying out the drills? >> no specific statements out of north korea about the particular drills other than the warning they were to take place. of course north korea will claim, and if it does transpire if there is more firing, that all shells have fallen within its own territory. it will claim these are simply legitimate military drills and testing of conventional weaponry and nothing for south korea or wider world to be concerned and. with north korea, it is the con techlk next. last month there was a deliberate fire across the border. there's a large history at in boundary. over the years, there's been a number of lethal clashes. that's an attack on the island in 2010, a deliberate shelling of civilian area on that island with loss of four lives. >> john is in seoul. the south korean president has apologized for the government response to the ferry disast

they found shell cases, bullets and some dried blood.hatever the truth behind the incident, it plays into the hands of those who do not want a negotiated solution to the crisis in ukraine. local rebel leaders have declared a curfew and are calling on moscow to send in peace keepers. this may be the wreckage of the political deal reached in geneva only a few days ago. jackie roland, al jazeera in eastern ukraine >> pro-russian separatists say they have declared a curfew after that shooting. abdel hamid sends this report >> they followed the same line that came out of moscow and pointed the finger at an ultra nationalist group called the right seccor. they played a key role in the protest in kiev that led to the ousting of victor yanukovych. now, this mayor says that a refer endsum will be held on may 11 11th. the authorities have said that they agreed in principle over a refer endsum. it's a referendum but it should be held on the same day as the presidential e elections which are may 25th a lot of the pro-russian supporters said they did

. >> ultimately the whole shell fish industry is at risk. if the shellfish can't form a shell, we're out of business. >> reporter: the report says we can avoid the worst impacts by reducing emissions and moving infrastructures and people out of harm's way. in illinois, the government is buying and tear do you think homes in a flood zone. but if nothing is done the report warns that snowpacks in the west will shrink, causing water shortages and worsening droughts. and the record heat of 2012 could become routine. >> we're likely to see most summers being hotter than the historically hottest summer. so what used to be the extreme, literally becoming the new normal. >> reporter: and these changes are picking up speed, affecting food and water supplies, human health and the loss of global species. the scientists say no one and no place will be immune. brian? >> anne thompson, port monmouth, new jersey on the jersey shore. anne, thanks. >>> these past couple days we've had a big wake-up call in southern california where the ground has been unusua

we're standing in one of the passageways between these two shells, and that solved his whole problemf access for his building materials and for subsequent maintenance, whilst the great ribs which bind the shells together ensure its strength and structural stability. when we come out into the light, out of the dome's dark passages and tunnels, we're surrounded by the classic forms of brunelleschi's lantern. we can immediately understand exactly what his great contemporary and fellow architect alberti meant when he spoke of this magnificent cupola rising above the skies, ample enough to encompass in its shadow all the people of tuscany. not only did brunelleschi's dome dominate the skyline of florence, he also systematized the science of perspective which was to dominate western pictorial space until the 20th century. in masaccio's fresco of the trinity-- probably constructed with brunelleschi's advice on architecture-- classical columns and a monumental barrel vault frame the figures of christ and god, the father. here is the interaction of painting, architecture, and the mathematical

so, and after that, that house was shelled also.ople died twice that day. >> i want to talk to you in a moment about the children because, of course, in any conflict, children suffer so terribly, women, but the town had been under siege before this chemical attack. >> for a year. >> for a year. what were the conditions prior to the chemical attack? >> the most horrible condition you can imagine, no schools, no services, no food. >> no power. >> nothing. day after day the situation became worse and worse. the kids and the children were the most affected. we felt that, like their children were stolen from them. we tried to do something to them. me, my cousin, some of the girls from the town, they tried to help us. we do some kind of entertaining things, some kind of parties. we tried to regain the joy and happiness of their lives. we organized a party, you know, like a holiday. >> at the end of ramadan? >> guess. we organized a very, very beautiful party. it was very, it was not a week before the chemical attack. just a week. some of

well, last week, folks, we got the bombshell news on the people we're shelling with bombs. jim? >> u.s. intelligence analysts are examining a video that appears to show the largest al qaeda gathering in years. the recording recently appeared on jihadist web sites, the men are meeting in a rugged mountainous area. >> this video is part al qaeda pep rally and part propaganda. >> stephen: and this pep rally propaganda or prepa-ganda has been a huge viral success, especially with those jihaddists who have been waiting years for the sequel to their first hit, monkey bars! but this weekend the video got one resounding down vote. >> the large attack under way against an al qaeda affiliate in yemen just days after cnn first aired this video showing the group and its leadership meeting up in the open for everyone to see. >> yemeni officials are calling the operation unprecedented killing at least 65 militants. >> stephen: folks, let this be a lesson to everybody out there. terrorists, but also teen, be careful what you post on social media, okay? remember, it seems innocent enough but it

that house was shelled also.o those people died twice that day. >> i want to talk to you in a moment about the children because, of course, in any conflict, children suffer so terribly, women, but the town had been under siege before this chemical attack. >> for a year. >> for a year. >> yeah, for a year. >> what were the conditions prior to the chemical attack? >> the most horrible conditions you can imagine, no services, no food. >> to no power. >> no power. every day, the situation became worse and worse. the kids and the children were the most affected. we felt like their childhood was stolen from them. we tried to do something to them, me, my cousin, some of the girls from the town, they try to help us. we do some kind of entertaining things, we do -- we tried to regain and the happiness of their lives. we organized a party like holiday. >> at the end of ramadan? >> yes. we organized a very, very beautiful party. and it was very, it was a week before the chemical attack. just a week. some of those kids that

the shelling prompted south korean government officials to hold an emergency meeting. they agreed to strengthen security, and to keep monitoring the situation. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel says he is staying in close communication with the commander of the u.s. forces in south korea. >> the provocation that the north koreans have once again engaged in is dangerous, and it needs to stop. >> he said he'll talk about the issue with officials in china when he visits the country next week. >>> now chinese people don't often get to directly vote for their leaders but the residents of a village in southern china have voted in a local election for the second time. people in wukan in guangdong province cast ballots for members of the village committee. local authorities took the unusual step of arranging for voting and vote counting to take place in public. they apparently wanted to publicize their democratic reforms. people began paying attention to wukan two years ago when authorities first allowed villagers to vote in a local election. since then it's been known as dem

this time as no shells crossed over, south korea did not respond.korea has long contested the location of the sea boundary set in 1953 when ended the korean war. it's carried out provocations including 2010 shelling in which four were killed. today's drill comes shortly after the u.s. president completed a visit to the region including a stop in south korea in which he urged the north to give up nuclear program again. but there is a grave threat too from conventional weaponry. the simmering sea boundary dispute highlights the constant risk of miscalculation and escalation on both sides. bbc news seoul. >>> the search for survivors is underway across the midwest and united states after a series of powerful tornados ripped through towns and cities. 26 people have died during two days of severe weather. residents are sifting through debris that was once their homes. it raised more questions about how accurately we can predict tornados. the bbc reports from oklahoma where meteorologist are using drones to try to improve their forecast. using modern rada

the walnut creek police department says its actively investigating a stolen atm taken from this shell gas station off mount diablo blvd. last month. weeks later, concord police say an atm was reported stolen here from the farm bureau market off farm bureau market road. we spoke with the owner who says the theft cost him more than 15-thousand dollars in damages. after looking at our video, vinod kumar says he does not believe the recovered atm belongs to him. the concord and walnut creek police departments say that their cases are still under investigation. in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. officials in contra costa county have identified the body of a man. who was found inside a submerged car in pittsburgh. they also now say, it is the same man who was reported missing by his family tuesday night. authorities say, dennis sandoval was reported missing during last night's storm. emergency responders shut down leland road in pittsburg. and called in for more rescue teams authorities believe he veered off the road and into the canal. due to those wet conditions. the

with three hundred k not self propelled to the artillery shells fired into north korean waters. however judges may be on the rocks. this time of the eastern coast of the peninsula. according to local media reports citing an unidentified high level government official. north korea or the additional cells on the dc from monday to friday. that as ray speculation that when ye might be gearing up for another list of this a lot in another development and unidentified on an aerial vehicle was found crashed dumping don't allow for a monday afternoon. one hour after the two koreas stop exchanging fire. the south korean military is investigating to determine wick april. whether north korea was involved. even then i didn't do this. north korea also launched a verbal attacks in south korean president talking head denouncing her recent proposal to lay the groundwork for unification. this prompted the south to lash out at the condo this state for repeatedly displaying provocative behavior toward the south korean leader a unification ministry correspondent on sunday the snp was to be on tuesda

they shell our home. they shell the cattle. these children in the hospital. we saw them and you go out of your minds. >> the men are mostly laborers a lot of the women are divorced or widowed. they are used to poverty but they are not used to this. picking through greens normally used to feed sheep. there aren't enough mattresses to go around. some sleep on pieces of cardboard. >> her sister works up the currently to tell me their baby sister needs diapers. she and the older girls don't go to school because they don't have a change of clothes. u.n. agencies overwhelmed by trying to care for syrian refugees have launched a $100 million appeal to governments to raise money for those displaced from fall jopling a. in an unfinished school nearby where more families are living, tamara says it's mostly private donations a small city, 300,000 people and he says it can't take much more. >> there are 186 displaced people in samaria now. yes, the people have welcomed them and tried to provide for them and haven't become upset. every way has a threshold. >> there are no

they found shell cases, bullets and dried blood. whatever the truth, it plays into the hands of those that do not want a negotiate solution to the crisis in ukraine. rebel leaders declared a curfew and called on moscow to send in peacekeepers. this may be the wreckage of the political deal reached in geneva a few days ago. >> that curfew declared by pro-russian leaders means no one is allowed outside between midnight and six in the morning local time. >> the self-appointed mayor is appealing to moscow for backup. >> translation: i want to ask the russian deposit and president putin personally to send us help. if you can't send peacekeepers, send food, weapons, everything you can. our people are ready to stand until the end to protecture land from the fishist invasion. brash fascist invasion. hoda abdel-hamid has more. >> they pointed the finger at the right sector, a group playing a key role in kiev, leading to the using of viktor yanukovych. this mayor said that a referendum will be hold on may 11th. authorities agreed and principl

we have thousands of species of shells right out here.hen the storms churn up like they did this past weekend, the shells breaks three. the animal inside dies in a washed up on the beaches here. you can find here probably 200, 300 varieties of shells. the reason i included lovers key and a living costco's in southwest florida is because a multitude of recreational opportunities. you've got the beach, which is a given and it's gorgeous. you've also got all this kayak and canoe trails. you've got boating access and the boating ramp and hiking trails. whatever nature that appeals to you on a given day, you can find it here at lovers key. >> hopes with a living gulf coast will teach people about the beautiful nature of southwest florida and in the end make them want to conserve it and appreciate it for what it is. >> up next, doug houck talks about his book, "peace river bondary," the story of war and peace in southwest florida. with the help of our cable partners comcast. >> the book i wrote is called "peace river bondary" and it's based upo

about one hundred shells fell on the south korean side of the border. south korea returned more than three hundred rounds of artillery north korea's leaders have lashed out over tops last week between us president barack obama and south korean president clinton. defence officials in killing and war that they may take measures more threatening than a nuclear test. members of north korea's national defense commission issued a statement condemning obama in proctor discussing nuclear issues based abb will abandon their nuclear arsenal. just because the us tells them to be saving me to maintain and upgrade their nuclear weapons until it stops its nuclear threats. analysts said johns hopkins university of the un said last week that satellite images show an increase in activity around a nuclear test site they see workers appear to be moving vehicles the materials unit and consists of two tests tunnels people in south korea has strongly criticized the government over how it handled the sale will ferry disaster doubt present. cox says she's sorry. wouldn't you.

in damascus this morning, two mortar shells struck close to parliament. these shells landed before an explosive political announcement made before parliament. presidential elections will be held on june 3, he said. he appealed to the citizens inside and outside of syria to exercise their right to vote for their president. it was condemned as a parity of democracy. mockery.making a a presidential referendum is a of democracy and would have no credibility or legitimacy within syria or or outside stop -- of syria. >> he is expected to run for it heard seven year term and win. town north christian of damascus. forces recaptured it last week after a series of victories against rebel-held areas. syria, --parts of it will be hard, if not impossible to hold elections in many parts of the country. that is not stopping the president battling at the polls. >> the conflict is been defined by opposition demand for assad to step down and by the attempts to topple him. none of them have worked. still be the issue. there will still be a war. >> a tenuous situation in syr

we thought was awesome it's freaking mean north korea test fired three artillery shells into the west sea earlier today on this monday and one of them has fallen north korea launches another provocation out of the blue candy was out in the field so the new center delivered the break in the us. a fire across their dispute injure a korean maritime border. south korea's joint chiefs of staff that that was the began its life fire drill at the pass and in this monday afternoon a spokesperson for the joint chiefs of staff that some of the shells fired by north korean propaganda found me in the gym and that the south responded with fire poi assaults all the news was all airlines will the media's of thinking wow i should of been assumed that knows the wrong time to go down. but this north korea some predictable so i can't be on standby twenty four seven. just waiting for their publication on a five story of guilt and sense defense related to beat days later. before he could recover from its trip to cotton candy and went straight to the ministry of national defence. i welcome this monday the t

you are not shelling out any money. what a stupid idea. i used to be paid to make war. now, it seems i have to do it at my own expense. by my green candle, let's have a war, since you're all so steamed up about it. but let's not spend a single cent. lovely war. three cheers for the war. [music] long live poland. god save lord ubu. ubu. ubu. ubu. ubu. ubu. hey, mama, pass me my helmet and my little wooden pick. i shall soon be so cluttered up. i shan't be able to run if they chase me. oh, what a coward. and my pshit sword keeps coming off, and my phynance hook won't stay put either. i'll never be ready and the russians are advancing and will certainly kill me. hey, lord ubu, your knee rolling scissors are falling down. you, i'll kill you with my pshit sword and my face chopper. you're dead. ah, how handsome he looks in his breastplate and helmet, just like a little armor-plated pumpkin. i'm going to mount my horse. gentlemen, bring in the phynance charger. [clopping hoofbeats] i am going to get up. i better sit down. otherwise i shall fall off. stop this runaway brute. l

. >> britain, two major oil companies, bp and shell.ed, have you asked the british government for in relation to the iraq war? the oil companies and blair government said we haven't talked about it. absolutely no meetings on this subject. so i managed to get documents which recorded five meetings that took place between bp and shell and the british government between october 2002 and march 2003. five meetings. one of the meetings was between bp and the british foreign office and the opening sentence was "iraq is the" underlined "big oil prospect." bp are desperate to get in there. you had bp and the blare government saying we don't talk about this. we're not thinking about the oil. in private, as documents reveal, they were talking fundamentally about it. >> back in the u.s., the bush administration is also denying a "wall street journal" report that administration officials held meetings about the war with oil industry executives. but british documents now reveal that in the fall of 2002, ahead of the invasion, bp's middle east directo

a spokesperson for the joint chiefs of staff that some of the shells fired by north korean drop in the south korean beaten and that the south responded with fire poi assaults local news was all have one for all the media's was thinking wow i should of been a student knows the wrong time to go down. but it is north korea's unpredictable so i can't be on standby twenty four seven just waiting for the publication of the file the story of guilt to its defense related have to beat days later. before she could recover from this trip to poland and in went straight to the ministry of national defence. i welcome this monday the thirty first of march due a change in top ten a m newscast here he was to deliver live coverage of the defence ministry statement concerning north korea's provocations the day before the latest begun to connect lot to look responding to know been a standing by at the ministry of national defense in this all come in. south korea remains on high alert following monday the sixteenth of august artillery rounds post was to see border to iran part of monday afternoon were from

into the right corner where the shells were found, that's consistent with our testing. >> seeing wherejeremy now asked for a lawyer. >> should i have a lawyer here? >> that's up to you. >> the interview with rogers abruptly stopped. >> we're done. i can't show you this stuff anymore. you're not going to get another chance to see this stuff unless we end up in court. >> the vultures seemed to be circling over jeremy and he knew it. >> did you know that the fdle conclusion goes something like that. it is more likely that this was a homicide than a suicide. you think there are grounds here to at least go for manslaughter? >> i put the pieces together that's what they were looking at. >> if the case went to a jury, jeremy banks could be looking at life in prison. >> coming up -- surprising revelations about michelle's emotional state just hours before she died. >> michelle runs over and gives me a big bear hug and she says, if anything ever happens, remember lexie comes first. >> what had michelle meant by that? the story goes in a very different direction when "dateline" continues. boring

activists report vighters shelled the -- fighters shelled the airport which has been used by government forces. >> three al jazeera reporters gaoled have been allowed to address the judge. abdullah al-shami, mohammed badr, and peter greste haven't denied bail and trial adjourneded to april 10th. >> al jazeera rejects charges and demonstrates the release of all its stuff. >> now to venezuela, where protests against nicolas maduro and his government turned violent. demonstrators threw rocks at police and set fire. forces used tear gas, water cannans and bullets to disappears the crowd. >> in mexico security forces killed a leader of the knights templar. he died in an operation - in a western state. the cartel has been chased out of town in the region by groups targetting the gangs leaders. the u.s. construction machinery company katter pilla has been accused of avoiding 2.4 billion in taxes. it joins apple, microsoft, hooul et packard and other corporations accused of using elaborate straightanies to avoid paying taxes in the u.s. the death toll from a mud slide in the u.s. state of washi

. >> britain, two major oil companies, bp and shell.ve you asked the british government for in relation to the iraq war? the oil companies and blair government said we haven't talked about it. absolutely no meetings on this subject. so i managed to get documents which recorded five meetings that took place between bp and shell and the british government between october 2002 and march 2003. five meetings. one of the meetings was between bp and the british foreign office and the opening sentence was "iraq is the" underlined "big oil prospect." bp are desperate to get in there. you had bp and the blare government saying we don't talk about this. we're not thinking about the oil. in private, as documents reveal, they were talking fundamentally about it. >> back in the u.s., the bush administration is also denying a "wall street journal" report that administration officials held meetings about the war with oil industry executives. but british documents now reveal that in the fall of 2002, ahead of the invasion, bp's middle east director held