shells record in the arctic.ell would of their with a conditional permit from the obama administration in 2012. conditional because they were not allowed to drill all the way to the oil bearing zone, only top hole drilling prepare for the following season. what ended up happening is the first day they started drilling, then countered in ice flow the size of manhattan, 30 miles by 10 miles long. they had to immediately halt operation and disconnect from the sea floor anchor. while there were going up to the arctic, or drill ship discover almost ran aground off of a harbor in southwest alaska. then while coming back, it caught fire and the engine suffered damage. while the other drill ship was rounded in the gulf of alaska. the reason [indiscernible] show try to avoid alaska taxes. it all goes back to the fact that right now the price of oil is low and it is truly incredibly responsible when the price of oil is low and the technologies and every structure don't exist to send shell out there because shell will try t

shell says it would like to begin drilling this summer.ctivists say that will jeopardize a sensitive ecosystem already threatened by climate change. >> there is no proven way to clean up spilled oil in icy arctic conditions. none of the techniques that shell proposes to use have been tested successfully in the arctic ocean. and we learned unfortunately in 2010, that exploration drilling like what shell proposes can result in catastrophic accidents. the deep water horizon was drilling when it exploded and sank triggering one of the largest spills in history. >> reporter: today's decision comes from the federal bureau of ocean energy management. it's one of a series of federal and state permits shell needs before it can start drilling. today's decision put shell on a collision course with some activists. they are hoping to use their kayaks to keep the rigs in the harbor. >> john before shell can go north, they will be coming here to terminal five just down the way to refit and reprovision their drilling rigs but they are sailing into a storm

it began a day after air strikes by the coalition and shelling by the houthis.least 10 people have been killed. >>> miami meanwhile an iranian humanitarian ship so the way to yemen packed with aid workers workers and journalists iranian air ships are he is youring the vessel which is currently in the gulf of aden. u.n. special envoy to yemen has arrived in the capital. he says the only way to end the war is through political dialogue. >> translator: a political solution is the only way to get yemen out of this crisis. i met president hadi, the pin minister and ministers in riyadh and some officials in sanaa are all hopeful of going back to the negotiating table to start a national dialogue. we do support the dialogue between the warring warring factions according to the gulf initiative. >> lawrence core is be a former u.s. secretary of tense he says a ceasefire is in the best interest of the houthis and the saudi-led coalition. >> by tomorrow things will have calmed down and you'll begin to get some assistance in there because because the saudis and houthis were

critics say the waters that shell wants to drill in are too remote, and too important for shell to proceedplanned. >> reporter: the approval from the federal bureau of ocean energy management to allow shell oil to drill in alaska met with a cheer from the petroleum institute quote: shell says it would like to begin drilling this summer. the u.s. geological survey says the ground underneath the sea holds 90 billion barrels of oil, which would explain why shell has spent $6 billion exploring the area in the past eight years, but this area serves as a habitat for a large and diverse group of species like walruses polar bears bow-head whales and many others. critics say what happened to wildlife in the 2010 gulf of mexico explosion could also happen in alaska. >> we learned unfortunately in 2010 that exploration drilling can result in catastrophic accidents. the deep water horizon was drilling when it exploded and sank >> reporter: environmentalistings say the cleanup of a spill would be far more difficult. it's too remote to get cleanup equipment to quickly and conditions are harsh, with wave

then hid the shell casings in the washing machine.ke it look like there was a struggle, prosecutors believe amy cut her nightshirt, then scratched herself with the scissors. then called 911. she gave an all-star performance. >> someone is breaking into our house. i don't know what to do. no, you can't go up there, it's my kids! >> this morning, at approximately 10:45 a.m., the campbell county police department arrested and charged amy bosley with the murder of her husband, robert bosley. >> but where was the murder weapon? >> we've searched by land, by air, and we have searched by water rescue. there's a pond out there. we drudged the pond searching for the gun and still not have been able to locate the firearm in question. >> when police looked at footage of amy bosley leaving her home on the night of the murder, they noticed that amy wasn't carrying her pocketbook. her sister was. after amy's arrest, amy's sister finally got around to looking inside. when she did, she found a .9- millimeter handgun. >> her sister did the appropriate

shell says it would like to begin drilling this summer in the chuck chief sea. ground underneath that sea holds 90 billion bares of oil, which would explain why shell has spent $6 billion exploring the area in the past eight years. this area also serves as a habitat for a large and diverse group of species like walruses. a et therenned species of duck, as well as polar bears bow head whales and many others. critics say what happened to wild life in the 2010 gulf of mexico oil rig explosion could also happen in alaska. woe learned in 2010, that exploration drilling like what shell proposes can result in catastrophic accidents the deep watt ore horizon was drilling and exploration and it exploded and sank triggering one of the largest spills in history. >> environmentalist say the clean up of a spill would be far more difficult it's too remote to get clean up equipment to quickly, and conditions there are harsh. where waves cresting to 50 feet or more. the last year shell tried to drill there the company ran a rig aground, though no oil was spilled. >> there is no

guest: they decided they gave shell approval to drill here. this was a lease approved during the bush administration. this is -- a lot of people say this is a huge green light from the obama administration, but really it is an extension of a policy the bush administration put in. it is conditional approval for them to drill exploratory wells not actually produce the oil and the gas. if they want to do that, they have to get another permit and there is a lengthy review process that the government says could be at least 15 years before we see any oil from this area. host: shell gets the authority to do this, the obama administration allows them to carry on what was going on in the bush administration, and what is the next up forward? guest: the company still need about seven permits from the government before it can go ahead. they are mostly technical somewhat minor compared to additional approval by the administration. they expect to get those in the next few weeks. they want to start drilling sometime between july and october. it is a very sho

the last time shell was there, the shells alone were more than they could handle. the bottom line is that it's a dirty dangerous business, there's no technology to match the conditions of the ocean. . >> shell proposes to drill in the sea. there's no roads or ports within hundreds of kilometres. the coast guard location is over 1600km away a key migration route for mammals. the u.s. bureau of ocean management said there would be no significant impact. the u.s. arctic seas contained 22 billion of recoverable oil and 26 meters of gas. some question why the obama administration continues to approve potentially dangerous drilling. >> if they never spill a drop, and everything goes perfectly, we can't burn the oil. scientists made it clear. there was a recent article in nature magazine confirming this that all of the arctic is unburnable in a world where we avoid climate chaos. >> they'll need more permits before drilling can begin >>> thanks for your time, be sure to visit the website aljazeera.com. ♪ ♪ >>> too many debates, too many candidates, and in the end, a compr

michelle -- the shell rig arrived thursday. the rig arrived thursday even after seattle's mayor announced its permit as a cargo ship does not apply to oil rigs. amy: now seattle's city council has issued a notice of violation against shell and could issue fines of up to $500 a day. all this comes after the obama administration announced conditional approval for the company's plans last week. for more we are joined by seattle city council member mike o'brien. on saturday he was among hundreds of kayakers who surrounded the rig for a "paddle in seattle." welcome to democracy now! how is the shell rig allowed to be at the port? councilmember o'brien: the port of seattle is a separate governmental entity and they reportedly cut a deal to sign a contract with a contractor that was contracting with shell last fall and that only came in early-january. there was a couple days notice, a short meeting, people stood up and protested, but by then the deal was done. since then, there has been a total outrage in the city of seattle for this

what has shell said it's going to do to protect the environment? this is not the first time the administration has given a go aheadto shell to drill in the area. it gave a permit to shell to explore to see what's in the area. they went in the summer of 2012. they were plagued that whole period with safety problems, operational problems. they had two rigs that we went to ground that had to be towed away. the administration said they would not reissue a permit to shell until they had gone back, assured they would upgrade their safety and operations procedures. in the meantime the administration had also put forth new strilg drilg safety regulations that anyone drilling will have to follow. environmental groups say despite the promises, assurances and new regulations on the part of the administration, this area is so treacherous to drill and so pristine that they fear that it's still an accident waiting to happen. >> woodruff: well, what else should we know about why the administration has agreed to do this? oil prices are certainly down, the spree is

the working for shell, in violation.es on the way. meanwhile it has been three days, a weekend full of protests here anti-drilling, anti-shell anti-capitalism, and today on monday morning protesters wanted one more chance to make their point. >> shell get out the way! >> reporter: protesters started the workweek early. they walked on the port of seattle's terminal 5. that's where shell oil's huge drilling rig is moored. being prepped for oil exploration off of the coast of alaska. protesters want to stop that work. >> and we need to stop it for the generations to come. if we do not stop this today, we will be extinct, like so many species already are. >> reporter: plenty of music and dancing keep the mood light here but the pushback against shell is happening in otherless cheerful arenas as well. >> these are complicated vessels. >> reporter: the water quality watchdog group has challenged the contract process in court, saying more environmental review is required. >> they have to conduct an environmental review any time

casings we don't believe we're done counting the shell casings.lieve we'll find more, fortunately this is a residential block. and homicide detective will question anyone who heard or saw anything, as witnesses so right now this is an investigation in progress, homicide detective crime scene personnel, are on location processing the scene. >> what we do know is the male pronounced dead at the hospital where he was found on the sidewalk, there were at least ten shell casings and very close proximity to his body. some were just inches, some were just feet from where we pick him up off the sidewalk. the fact that there were so many shell casings in such close proximity the fact that this victim was shot numerous times, is an indication that he was targeted. >> and so the crime scene unit along with detective will gather all those other bullet shells they expect to find, and trying to see if all of the bullet casings matched and were fired by those three guns found if not, that's going to tell them something even worse and that's about another, with a

shell will only drill from july to october at a depth of less than 50 meters. that hasn't reassured those opposed to arctic drilling. >> there's no field tested proven technology to deal with a major spill especially in the environment of the frozen arctic ocean. the last time shell was there the storms alone were more than they could handle. the bottom line here is that it is a dirty dangerous business and there's no technology that can match the conditions of the arctic ocean. >> shell proposes to drill in the remote sea. there are no roads or ports within hundreds of kilometers. the nearest coast guard station with equipment for responding to a spill is over 1600 kilometers away. it's a key migration route for marine animals. it was concluded there would be no significant environmental impact from the drilling. federal data said the u.s. arctic seas contain 22 billion bar relyings of recoverable oil and 26 trillion meters of natural gas. >> even if they never spill a drop everything goes perfectly which it never does, we can't burn that oil. scientists made

shell hopes to have rigs in place by july. it's a risky operation. weather meant previous attempts in 2012 was poewes pointed. activists say an oil spill would be disastrous for a declining arctic. those promoting the oil exploration say moving into resource front ears is crucial, given countries like russia are pursuing arctic oil. royal dutch shell and the united states bureau of ocean energy management ensures strict safety procedures will be followed. until it does rigs docked in seattle are likely to be the target of more protests. >>> protests against a copper mine are spreading across peru and farmers accuse the president of betrayal. more on a trike and growing anger. >> reporter: the women marched in the streets of the small town, calling the president a traitor. four years ago he told them he would never support the copper mine project. >> he promised he would respect our decision, and now he stabbed us in the back. he betrayed us. >> reporter: friday the president said he would let the project go ahead because they could be exposed to laws

critics say the waters shell wants to drill are too remote and too important for shell to proceed at planned. >> the approval from the federal bureau of ocean energy management to allow shell oil to drill in alaska melt with a cheer from the petroleum institute: >> shell says it would like to begin drilling this summer in the sea. the adjustment geological survey said the ground holds 90 billion-barrels of oil which would explain why shell has spent $6 billion exploring the area in the past eight years. this area also serves as a habitat for a large and diverse group of species like walruses, a threatened species of duck, as well as polar bears bow head whales and many others. critics say what happened to wildlife in the 2010 gulf of mexico oil rig explosion could happen in alaska. >> we learned unfortunately in 2010 that exploration drilling like what shell proposes can result in cat traffic accidents. the deep water horizon was drilling in the gulf of mexico when it exploded and sank, triggering one of the largest spills in history. >> a clean up in the sea would be far more diffic

. >> environmentalists have been targeting shell. hundreds of protestors in the u.s.nuing a worn borne demonstration against shell's plan to drill for oil in the arctic. activists took their message to the company's annual general meeting. our reporter reports from the hague. >> it was the moment for shell shareholders to meet the board and put forward their concerns. before they could environmental campaigners had gathered outside the venue determined to highlight the dangers they believe shell's plans pose to the arctic. >> shells going back this year to the arctic, despite the concerns the risks the massive protests and what you see is that they are still pursuing a strategy that's basically going towards four degrees celsius of global warming. that's not in line with the international commitment. >> seemingly a world away, hundreds of people are staging a protest against shell calling themselves the kayaktavisits they are highlighting their concerns. one alaska campaigner traveled to the netherlands to explain in person the dangers she believes her people will fac

they expressed confidence in shell's newest effort. obama: shell had to go back to the drawing board and revamp its approach. and the experts have concluded that they have met those standards. reporter: shell is still waiting for more permits. they spent $6 billion on the project. anchor: time for a check on how the markets wrapped up the week. hobby or has more from the frankfurt stock exchange. javier: it could've been a quiet day in frankfurt as many investors take friday off. it all went good until the afternoon when the latest numbers of the u.s. industrial production were published. the decrease of 0.3% even though experts had been predicting an increase of 0.1%. this means u.s. production and the u.s. economy are not growing as quickly as everyone was asked acting. as a consequence, the dollar dropped and the euro went up. we know when the euro grows, it's bad for exporting companies. therefore it ended the day with red numbers even though we thought it would all go well. anchor: let's take a closer look at those market numbers.

last week eight people were killed by shells there. that attack the saudi-led coalition said houthi rebels crossed what they called a red line and would pay a high price for striking saudi territory. and house of former president saleh a target of air strikes for a second day and copies after he pledged allegiance to houthi rebels and we speak to the foreign minister and the former president is only looking out for his own interests. >> first of all, let me tell you that saleh, yesterday he wore clothing not only the political chapter but also now clothes to end his life and those were thinking he will be part of any future decision about yemen. he has no chance at all. that is one thing. the other thing houthis agree they will not comply with any ceasefire. they are not really to do any kind of discussion or negotiation or whatever. >> reporter: correspondent mohamed mass more on this now from riyadh. >> a day before the bidding f a truce between saudi-led coalition and houthis and loyalists ex escalation continues and also strikes by

they say they'll do whatever it takes to try and slow down shell's work here. they want that rig to not get the provisions it needs, not get the maintenance it needs, and not be able to go north above the arctic circle which is planned for later in july. tony. >> alan good on the protesters. we believe in protest and getting your voice heard in this country. i'm wondering, will the protests actually make much of a difference when it comes to keeping shell from drilling off the alaskan coasts? what about the kayakists out in the water? >> reporter: we haven't seen them today but we have this weekend. from back on saturday a couple of hundred small craft who got out on elliott bay into the waterway, which is where this rig is parked and just encircled it a really tremendous show of force. that's really what the folks helping organize this wanted. they wanted just that image, that picture of the little boats versus big oil. one little boat at a time is what one protester said last wee. they wanted that picture out for the world. will it have an impact on shell, a

. >> they shell civilian buildings by heavy artillery and sees oil to hugh mil ate our people.istory will remember the heroic actions of our people against the militia and allies. we feel sorry to see our people under the siege of these malitias. >> reporter: senior members of the general congress the party of former president were also in read. iyadh. the former president has been abandoned by his previous supporter, saudi arabia. the united nations envoy called for a cease-fire extension. i am calling on all parties to he can tend this for five days. >> the delegates have agreed on a political roadmap recognizing hadi as yemen's legitimate president and given the houthis one more chance to try the talks. the houthis reject hadi's authority. they say any agreement in their absence is irrelevant because they have more control on the ground. king abdullah has accepted the resition ig nation of his interior minister and several police officers. there was widespread criticism. the dismissals have been linked to the torture and death of a detainee who was in police custody. he scri

shell believes their contract is valid and have appealed the ruling and are pushing forward.igh-profile political squabble has other port customers questioning their own deals. >> creates a lot of uncertainty about what is the future of the port going to be is the next thing going to to stop automobile exports and imports or to stop garments or shoes that are being imported here because they don't like where they are made hor how they are made. >> reporter: while the leg and regulatory battles play out protest says like this are likely to continue. >> we are going to put our message out to the planet that we need to take care of ourselves. how are you prepare? >> tonight. >> i have two depends on, i will stay. >> reporte a spokesman tells us work has not been interrupted by the demonstrations as shell continues to stock the polar pioneer with surprise for arc i can oil exploration, al jazerra. seattle. >>> the most valuable coin collection in private hands is expected to bring more than $200 million in when it goes to auction this week. the 650 coins go you were the ma'am nev

shells floating steerable rig. it's 80 miles away and is greeted by protesters. the welcome in elliott bay should be on a larger scale. >> our capacity shouldn't be underestimated, neither should our resolve. >> reporter: they are calling themselves kayak-tivists, planning a water borne protest when shell brings two rigs and support vessels to the port of seattle's terminal. >> they are drilling near seattle, but in the sea 2,000 miles from here. >> the community in seattle is upset that we'd use our public court as a base station for an arctic destroying climate-cooking project. >> shell's arrival will bring hundreds of water front jobs and tax revenue, the port a separate entity agreed with a 2-year corroborate a local marine company that will do the work for shell. >> reporter: does this fit with seattle in 2015? >> it depends who you talk to. a lot of people i talk to it fits with the value of the sea. i hear from others that they feel that there's a misalignment with where the city is headed. >> environmental groups are challenging it in court as inappropria

shell is hoping will be at work in the arctic by the middle of july. a company spokesperson told me they are glad to see people express their opinions, but hopes everything proceeds legally and safely in elliott bay >>> thank you >>> duke energy admitted to illegally discharging 39,000 tonnes of coal ash into a north carolina river. the cap agreed to pay $102 million, the largest federal criminal fine history. the company admitted to ignoring warnings from employees who this concerns about the condition of a plant, and duke's chief legal officer pleaded guilty to nine violations of the energy act. patriots star tom brady was found guilty and a report found him generally aware of plans to deflate the football in the championship game. an appeal was filed on tom brady's behalf. and commissioner roger goodell will personally hear the appeal. they've called for an independent arbitrate scror. that's it for the news i'm antonio mora "inside story" is next. [ ♪♪ ] >>> you've been convicted of a crime. and you've done your time. when you fill out job applicat

houthi shells struck the boat they were on.le houthi fighters have continued to shell the saudi border town to the northwest of yemen. >>> israel's prime minister is struggling to form a new government after a former ally withdrew his support. benjamin netenyahu has until the end of the day to secure the eight seats his needs to form a coalition. >>> and a judge in afghanistan has sentenced four men to death for killing a woman wrongly accused of burning the quran. >>> nearly a million people are displayed because of the fighting in afghanistan. they are among 38 million people forcibly displaced within their own countries. we'll hear from the council in just a moment but first let's hear from jennifer glasse. >> reporter: this person came to afghanistan six years ago. fighting forced him out of his village. >> translator: at least we are safer here there is no fighting. it is calm here. no one will calm us but life is very hard here. >> reporter: he says there isn't enough work to earn enough to feed his family. a common probl

marked the next step in the drive to sell off assets and shell says it is trying to concentrate on a small number of divisions and markets where it can be competitive and it is holding its annual shareholders meeting, and the company's impact on climate change on the heels in seattle over plans to start drilling in the arctic ocean. >>> the issue of climate change, and show shell adapts and tries to minimize, was high on the agenda here, and a group of shareholders, have found a way to get a resolution onto the order paper which compelled the board to go into more details but how it reports climate change, and the issues that arise from it. before the meeting took place i spoke to several who were coming to this event and, an activisit explained to me, that the green peace group had real concerns about the commitment to reduce climate change. and the percentages of the missions, that shell was responsible for was something that the group should look into and, another person that i spoke to was campaigner from alaska, who flown from there, to come here, to explain the plight of her pe

within a few months of the meeting, shell will start exploratory drilling in the arctic.some suggest that 20% of the world's oil and gas supplies lie there and shell says that it represents a huge opportunity and it also represents with a huge responsibility. dominic caine aljazeera. >> as you know, wall street had a major role in the collapse of interstate. and since then, the federal government promised to police the financial industry. aljazeeraali velshi said that not much has changed. >> six years ago wall street, and it has hardly changed since then. notify dame university published a survey of 1200 professionals and it found that one-third of them believe that the industry hasn't changed despite numerous pledges of reform. 47% said that they're sure their competitors engage in unethical activity. 23%, they are sure that their fellow employees have done the same. 27% said that the firms they work for don't put their client's needs first. part of the problem tony, is the culture at the firms. many of them have environments where snitching is frowned upon. 19 =p-rs of

shell and fos believe their contract is valid, have appealed the ruling and are pushing forward. the political squabble has other customers questioning their own deals? >> is the next thing going to be to stop automobile exportings and imports or shop garments or shoes from being imported here? >> reporter: while the legal and regulatory battles play out, protests like this are likely to continue. >> and we're going to put a message out that we need to take care of ourselves. >> reporter: how long are you prepared to stay? >> as long as i have to. i have two depends on. we're going to do it. >> reporter: a spokesman for fos says work has not been interrupted and shell continues to stock the rig with supplies. >>> a new report gives a shocking look at sexual assault in the military. human rights watch talked to 150 survivors and found many faced threats, harassment, and poor work assignments after coming forward. earlier i spoke with the executive director of the women's rights division at human rights watch. >> reporter: the report documents a wide range of actions. survivors sud

dictated to keep it a shelf station. >> no, it has to be a shell gas stations. >> i was going to ask i guess that it is not an option to keep the exist mechanical use the service part of the service station because there's not enough rent but a commercial rent control not raise the rent on our tenant but keep uncle there you when we took over the site in 2010, the rent charged in 2005 we left stand knowing we are going to have to do this work they can't survive to artificially raise the rent the tenant won't survive yeah. i could but if i did that he'll go throughful to allow for the time is the best solution since 2010 hey we're on a month to month short term less lease but that's all we could do. >> i'm knowledge of the logics i gas up it's a convenient location on my way across the city is a big lot i'm thinking you're going to be enlarging the size of the convenience store i don't know whether there's room for all the uses that were brought up as well as the service element and it whether it will all fit there and also i would ask about security this is approved unfortunately gas

shell is also holding its annual shareholder meeting.ominic kane reports. >> reporter: the issue of climate change and how shell adapts to climate change and tries to minimize it was high on the agenda here in the hague. a group of shareholders had found a way to get a resolution on to the order paper which compelled the board to go into more details about how it reports climate change and the issues that arise from it. before the meeting took place, i spoke to several delegates and others who were coming to this event and an activist from green peace explained to me that the green peace group had real concerns about the commitment to reduce climate change, and it said the percentages of emissions that shell was responsible for was something the group should really look into. but another person who i spoke to on her way in to this meeting was a campaigner from alaska who had flown all the way here to explain the plight of her people and why she believes the threat posed by drilling in the arctic is so serious. >> and i hope that the boar

the mayor asked shell oil "please don't come", the city council asked shell oil "please don't come." the port of seattle asked shell to at least delay until regulatory issues were worked out. shell oil said "we are coming anyway", and the local company doing the work said "come on in we'll do the work." the polar pioneer is here in the city at the port of seattle. it's the big yellow and blue thing you can see there. it may not be the most popular site, but it is the biggest. earlier today activists in kayaks kayak-tivists they call themselves paddle out to great the rig. the enormous rig one of two that will be here and will be provisioned and sent north, way north up into the arctic. mike viqueira was a busy man, he had a chance to talk to the president, of course, and asked him about the interior department's approval. and about shell oil's plan to drill in the arctic. >> despite the fact that shell had put in an application for exploration in this region several years ago, we delayed it for a lengthy period of time until they could provide us with the kinds of assurances that we

from shell who thought that what the arctic represents for shell is a huge opportunity but he also wentit presents a huge responsibility to shell. now, they intend, if possible in the northern hemisphere summer, so within a month or so from now, to begin exploratory drilling in the arctic ocean. let's remember of course certain surveys estimate that 20% of the world's natural gas and oil reserves lie there so clearly you can see that shell wants to be part of that and for the moment it has some permissions to go and drill where possible. we know that they say they talk about the support that the interior ministry in the united states has given them. they that the arctic is safe in their hands. as we've seen from the protests in seattle and here, many people disagree with that violently. >> reporting from the hague thanks for that. >> still ahead all the sport including after days of uncertainty, the cricket team arrived in pakistan. >> police in texas say they've been warned off revenge attacks by biker gangs. another showdown is feared after nine were killed in a mass fight in waco. 17

shell has been pushing to drill for years and a week ago u.s. president barack obama gave authorization. there are smaller permits to be approved, but it is expected they will go through. obama halted oil exploration after deep horizon spilled oil into the gulf of mexico in 2010. the moratorium didn't last long. activists say approving the drilling goes against his policy of slowing down the exploration and use of fossil fuels to reduce global warming. drilling in the arctic has never before been possible, but because of ice melting ships and rigs now have a clearer path. >> the arctic is a very special place. it acts like an air conditioner for the world. it keeps the climate in check. it's the home to 4 million people and so many endemic species that any kind of disaster up there would be impossible to mitigate. >> she will hopes to have rigs in place by july. it's a risky operation. bad weather and rough sees meant a previous attempt in 2012 was postponed. >> this track record showed shell isn't ready or they would like to tell us that they h

it is a solarium gas shell in a graph for life. it probably is the utica gas shell. it turns out that the major issue is the quality of the rock and it doesn't really matter what the politics are or how the local people feel. if the quality of the rock is not there to make this work. the way that it has the rest of it doesn't matter. i'm sure there's some politics going on in other things as well to make it tough. but the rock quality itself is disappointing. >> i am not an expert on politics, but you are absolutely right. the political discussion comes secondary to the rock. if the rock is no good or if there hasn't been a discovered a way, the is a moot point. >> this is one of the things that is amazing about the anti-tracking the evolution. russell made the point earlier. without testing that gas shell to know whether it is worthwhile or not it seems to me a little bit nearsighted for a government to say no we are not going to look at all. the french have a wonderful opportunity. the british ran into this situation and ballclub, which is south of london where a c

while the price of a dozen midwest shell eggs has increased 30% over the past weeks,erner berry said it is liquid whole egg prices are up 77% as companies like post holdings experience interruptions to the supply chains the ripple effect is from everything from fast food breakfast to pantries and something that could only get worse with so many facilities offline indefinitely. >> once we rad kate it from a site when can we repopulate. that is one key component myself and others are monitoring and keeping an eye on. >> and in iowa, farmers send their sick animals here where preliminary bird flu tests are conducted and they are working around the clock to get results within hours. >> in our laboratory operation is monday through friday and now we are working 24 hours, seven days a week with a multiple personnel shift. >> and the doctor hopes the worst may be over but they are already bracing for the fall when the weather cools and wild ducks and geese fly south. >> as they migrate down through the by ways we'll see cases. >> and mean time the roads surroundg far have been closed off as

two shell casings were found nearby.ingerprints identified the victim as virginia russell. >> pretty shocking. she hadn't been out two months when this incident happened. >> she was missing her right shoe. there was no dirt or debris on her foot, but her stockings were ripped and she had scrapes on her knees. the missing shell casing indicated virginia may have been shot once in another location and then dragged to where she was shot two more times. >> there's obviously more to this homicide than just this one particular location where the body was found. >> police found two empty beer bottles 20 feet from virginia's body. no one was sure if they were connected to the murder. they also found a single hair on virginia's body. there was no sign of sexual assault, but two purses were found near the body. >> there weren't but $2 in change in the purses, so investigators believe that part of the motive may have been robbery. >> a background check stunned virginia's family. her real profession wasn't cleaning houses. she was a

within a few months of the meeting shell will start exploratory drilling in the arctic.some estimates suggest around 20% of oil and gas resources lay there. shell says the area represents a huge opportunity, but says it presents it with a huge responsibility >>> now, our global view segment, a look at how news outlets are reacting to various events. we begin with a head line in the "telegraph", talking about i.s.i.l., raising the possibility that the world could have to deal with "a fully autonomous radical islamic entity with the dire security that will raise." the paper says it's unlikely they'll be defeated unless more resolve is shown by the rest >>> "the daily star" writes iran and united states is supporting militias, instead of the iraqi government of the the lebanese paper says it results in human rights violations and fragmentation of the iraqi people, and if u.s. policy in iraq is to prevent rebuilding and a force capable of defending the country, it's working. "the australian" wages this on those that fought for i.s.i.s., and now wish to return. they say they

we found 32 shell casings. we don't believe we are done counting the shell casings. we belief we will find more. this is residential block and homicide detectives will question anyone who heard or saw anything, as witnesses. so right now, an investigation in progress, homicide detective crime scene personnel, are on location, processing the scene. the male pronounced dead at the hospital where he was found on the sidewalk. at least ten shell casings and very close proximity to his body. some were just inches some were just feet from where we pick him up off the sidewalk. the fact that there were so many shell casings in such close proximity the fact this victim was shot numerous times indication he was targeted. >> while woe do a lot of gunshot stories from police headquarters here, i don't know if i've ever done one with as many as 40 bullet being fired that police expect to learn that was the case just after midnight. so all those people now that it is spring screens up, windows up, wonder if that was a right move. not that the glass will stop ricochet bullet. but

we understand that with regards to the shelling the houthi shelling over the night the saudi authoritiesrevealed that one person ex parte was killed in the shelling and also a saudi female child was injured along with three other ex patriot in the area there, a school has been hit in the shelling and also a residence near a military post. this is one of the things that the saudis have been clearly saying they won't tolerate, the houthis are there, crossing a red line and causing the spokesman of coalition saying when there is a strike on territory there will be much harsher punishment in the north and the air strikes are continuous and we have a report about an moroccom 16 fighter jet that was down during the night and houthis claim they were behind the crashing of that aircraft other sources talk about a technical failure and still to know what happened and the fate of the pilot is unknown and this escalation comes less than 36 hours since the supposed beginning of a truce between the two sides. there is a lot of rhetoric there and the houthis have come for the first time and talking ab

this is a shell game as john implied.fact it is interesting that unions aren't out there busting their chops to get people to use more money. they are to get non-union people money. what's the end game there? they look good it's great p.r. look how wonderful the unions are. join us increase our coffers. two, by raising the rates of non-union member they in fact take mare union members more competitive. why would you now hire what used to be a $10 person that is $15 when you can just get a union person? so john said it's a shell game and it makes the unions look good but i'm sure the left will tell us exactly how business will be run in the future. >> okay. jonas, union membership has been plummeting. there's no question about this. do you think that they're basically trying too boost their membership here? >> they are trying to change their brand. like the public doesn't support most union workers. they are paid well, they already got a lot of benefits. people are mad states are going broke paying high pensions. the minim

and each are unique to each g when the shell casing was compared to the shell casing from drew planten'sthe results were unmistakable. >> some very well defined linear marks, parallel running linear marks that were present on the primer surfaces of all the tests and on the evidence cartridge that was entered in the site in michigan. marks, parallel linear marks that were present on the primer surfaces of all the tests and on the evidence cartridge that was entered in the site in michigan. >> they also compared the lands and grooves on the test bullet to those on the fatal bullet. those also matched. >> my opinion that it's that gun and only that gun that could have fired it. >> by this time, planten was already in custody in north carolina and things weren't going well. at his court appearance, he refused to walk and had to be strapped to a gurney. >> when he was wheeled into court for his first appearance, he did not open his eyes. and i believe in drew planten's world, as long as his eyes were closed and he did not see it, it may not have been happening. >> but no one will know for cer

this is something that shell has been working on for some time. this would represent a significant victory for the company. shares anding the where they are trading in response to this, so this is the conditional approval. it sounds like they are going to have to get some permits from other agencies, but they are getting federal approval, at least in principle, to drill as many as six exploratory wells in the arctic sea. thank you so much, and she showed us those prices. coming up in the next half-hour of the bloomberg market day, the californian drought has cost millions in wildfires, and it is not even summer yet. we will take a look at the golden state and other parts of the country that are expected to face debilitating firefighting bills this year. op-ed calledecent for laguardia airport two we will talk to the man making that call. scarlet: and what michael cavanagh can do for a media giant. k: costing deutsche bank a record over $2 billion last month, but citibank says it is still in talks with investigators over another investigation invol

the polar pi job ear, shell's -- pioneer's shell's exploration rig. 85 mels -- miles away and has been greeted by protesters. >> our capacity shouldn't be underestimated neither the result. >> they call themselves kayak-tivists, groups planning a protest, which will bring two drilling rigs and support vessels to the port of seattles terminal 5. >> they are not drilling near seattle. they are drilling in the chuck nick sea 2,000 miles away. >> the community in seattle is offended that we'd use the public courts as base station for an arctic destroying equipment. >> reporter: it will bring jobs and the port has agreed to a 2-year 13 million contract with foss, a local marine service company that will do the work with shell. >> does this fit with seattle in 2015. >> it depends who you talk to. a lot of people i talk to it fetes with the value of the city and i area from others they feel that's misalignment with where the city is headed. >> environmental groups are challenging the contract in court as inappropriate use of space with no final ruling. shell