he may just need the shell company.it is a sizable vulnerability in our financial transparency regime, that the anonymous copies, and it's one that meets the be closed off not just for campaign-finance purposes but for general financial transparency purposes. this is a vulnerability that undermines our anti-money-laundering regime and dynamite our sanctions. >> but you don't need a corporation of a foreign government to have the transparency that mr. dueweke spoke of, is that right, mr. dueweke? >> no, you do not need the cooperation of a foreign government to use the systems, whether it is to funnel money into a shell company which you can easily do with other funds as well, or from one individual to another. the aspect that's interesting is the degree to which what had heretofore been almost exclusively criminal systems, such as web money, that existed in russia, and i actually was at a hearing, or a conference at the hague six, seven utica, before crimea, and the russian fsb was participating their version of the dea

this is a world war i shell. it weighs right around 15 pounds. that is an average shell. when the british finally get success on the 14th of july, the magic number they come up with is 660 pounds of shell falling for every yard of trench. you see that there are a lot of shells falling within this area. you will notice that even though they figure that out, they are still going back and forth. we can go back to him. he is a goodbye. it is probably telling the truth. what you are seeing is figuring it out. it has been a whole new science of artillery during the great war. they're inventing it as they go. the same tactics, the same procedures the u.s. army uses today were figured out in 1914- 1918. the problem with 660 shells is that is a lot of people back home doing a lot of production. the politicians are telling the generals, you guys figure it out. our society is under immense pressure. at the end of the day, he might be right. i'm not sure how much we can push people before they crack. i can't keep giving you 660 pounds of shell per yard of trench. what foch is telling

they pass 20 to 30 pound bag trucked-in oyster shells onto waiting rowboats. then, they transport them down the shore, piling the bags strategically in the shallow water next to the marsh. about 200 bags of oyster shells are used to build each 20-foot artificial reef, a form of green infrastructure known as a living shorelin rachel gwin is the restoration coordinator for the choctawhatchee basin alliance, or c.b.a., a nonprofit environmental organization building this living shoreline at a waterfront home on florida's panhandle. , without these reefs, what's happening to this shore? >> without these reefs, this rsh area-- which is a really good, healthy salt marsh-- it would just eventually keep eroding. >> sreenivasan: traditionally, seawalls built of concrete, wood hardened plastic have been used to lock shorelines in place anprevent erosion. a living shoreline is an altern which protects the land behind it from erosion by reducing the wave energ as the waves are knocked down by the artificial reef, sand and other sediment is trapped behind it, rebuilding th

is all because of an incident at the shell refinery in martinez. anne, what can you tell us? >> reporter: outside of the borders of the shell refinery and i can report there is no smell at all. officials said they ordered this out of an abundance of caution so there's no need to stay home unless you have extreme sensitivity with your respiratory system. here's a match of the affected areas. parts of martinez, pacheco south of 680 and north of pacheco boulevard. this is a level 2 advisory. a level 3 would trigger a "shelter in place." they are not giving specifics about what happened. around 2:30 a.m. there was a unit upset, some sort of mechanical malfunction in a hydrocarbon processing unit. and they say they are working to stabilize that unit at this hour. no injuries. they have been monitoring the air quality around the factory and so far they say that they have noticed no actual chemicals in the air outside of the boundaries of the shell refinery. and if there were any chemicals that were released, they won't given specifics on what they are but they would be chemicals as

and the soil is full of unexploded shells and other munitions. the battle of a don't took place over an area of just forty square kilometers. the artillery fire on both sides was constant this. entire villages were wiped off the map. never before had so many soldiers been killed in such a limited area. or dead men's hill was the scene of particularly bitter fighting at the end of the battle one of the hills two summits was ten meters lower than it was before. served as a laboratory for testing new weapons the german army fired poison gas in shells here for the first time. this allowed for more accurate targeting. the effect on french troops was devastating. the battle lasted from february to december one thousand nine hundred sixteen. a total of about sixty million shells were fired. the scope of the fighting was unprecedented the. supply lines located near the front allowed for a steady flow of munitions. and could reduce laughed and intense seems to fall on this list of us and five you could describe this as an incredibly intensive consumption

city and or sandstone rings which the shells of spiny oysters were also used. austrian archaeologists marco price ago uses a reproduction of an ancient tool to make jewelry out of these shells. the shells are found all the way from the black sea to the coasts of central europe . neolithic people fashioned them into pendants bracelets and belt buckles. and they were popular as gifts. in. the neolithic period covered several thousand years. that's not very long in the timeline of history but archangel ancestors had the same spiritual and emotional needs that we do today. this period saw fundamental changes in everyday life and the ways that people lived and work together. they began to bury their dead and to honor them afterward they built houses they raised crops and livestock. they organized themselves in the construction and erected huge stone structures and some of these have survived to this very day. does it seem as if. the transition to civilization in europe. began with the arrival of the migrants from the east and even short migration produced civilizati

that's what officials here at the shell refinery are calling it. an area around martinez and pacheco just south of 680 and north of pacheco boulevard. people that live in the area are told to stay home, close your doors, close your windows, because there is a chance that you could be sensitive to some of the fumes coming out here. we are talking about respiratory sensitivity and could irritate skin, nose and eyes. the refinery officials aren't saying exactly what happened, but something outside of standard operating procedures here at the refinery. we're hoping for a little bit more information on exactly what happened. but this health advisory will remain in place until their testing comes back all clear. they have air monitors all around the area. so between shell officials and county health officials here in contra costa county, they are issuing this advisory out of what they call an abundance of caution. we'll keep you posted. live in martinez, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> the governor has declared a state of emergency as a wildfire rips through s

over how did you hear about the shelling much of. the port au prince or through the combatants and my colleagues at the hospital reach me by phone. i three of i saw holes in the wall here as a result of the first salvo or shelling from artillery quarter through stores might have. protections gear boards through one at least half the windows more than one hundred of them were blown out. that's why in the world who could just go from here you can see the direction of the shelling. that the not in what we're still for it came from that's way what the us found way they kept the according to international law medical institutions can't be shelled it's a war crime. nobody in the militant. reasons women going to be some of the women once a year i see see state parties come together to discuss the challenges facing the court. here on my dime s.o.s.'s been invited to report on the human rights situation in eastern ukraine. says we have been documenting the war crimes for three years in my head i have hundreds of stories from people which real

investigations carried out on shell mounds with this is a classic example of. for years experts disagreed on the origins of these accumulations of shell's size of mice with some thought that they'd been washed ashore over time by ocean waves but now the majority opinion is that they were created by humans. as we suspect it is and mesolithic our transition site between the ms lake to hold together world is really the question european archaeology designs are gatherers bill is the new music to the adopt a new think already displaced by early farming groups coming in from the consulate this isn't going to be political and from one of the great unanswered questions about the neolithic period is whether the farming peoples emigrates to this region of the hunter gatherers turn to farming and became city entry and insufficient gene it's difficult to say for sure but in many cases we can assume that it was both from us out of this evidence to support each of these theories biases can is first a box of bias could just believe in. between thirty eight hundred and twenty

the ceo of shell in a few minutes time. stay with us. what happened in the united states yesterday. facebook, plunging as much as 24% in extended trading after second quarter sales fell short. revenue growth would decline in the third and fourth quarters this year. joining us now from hong kong is our asia tech reporter. expecting such a although theion, call really showed a lot of disappointment from analysts. >> that is right. the numbers are still aggressive for any kind of tech company. people were not too worried. but they were really worried expectationsevenue and the profit expectations for the next two quarters. the company said, we expect this to go down in the next two quarters. investors were not prepared. t: we are looking at a bunch of numbers. daily active users and monthly active users are light. what were the bright spots? >> the real bright spot is with instagram. faster thang facebook and provides an avenue for facebook to say, we can show something for our growth. tohave not been able monetize it as much yet and we are

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over how did you hear about the shelling much of. the auto parts of the the combatants and my colleagues at the hospital reach me by phone. i saw holes in the wall here as a result of the first salvo or shelling from artillery cord that is caused might have. broken just you know born through one at least half the windows more than one hundred of them were blown out. there's anything that would. just go from here you can see the direction of the shelling. that the not but it was still for it came from that way what that yes that way it came from somewhere and if a pocket just popped. it would you thought the to move back so we want to find out why it happened when the coding to international law medical institutions can't be shelled it's a war crime. mcwilliams watton. reasons women going to be some of the women once a year my c.c. state parties come together to discuss the challenges facing the court. your oh my donna s.o.s. has been invited to report on the human rights situation in eastern ukraine. says we have been documenting the

go from here you can see the direction of the shelling . that the not but it was still it came from that's way yes that way it came from somewhere near the park so spot. it was you thought the to move back so we want to find out why it happened according to international law medical institutions can't be shelled it's a war crime. and we give them a lot. of reasons women to be some of the women once a year my c.c. state parties come together to discuss the challenges facing the court. your oh my donna s.o.s.'s been invited to report on the human rights situation in eastern ukraine. says we have been documenting the war crimes for three years in my head i have hundreds of stories from people which really weigh on me for the good of us court we hope to convince the international criminal court to open a case against the perpetrators and give hope to the victims that the criminals will be handed over to international authorities through fortune with you the new commission that had no problem. attorney alison cole at baez's your oh my done and a

a health advisory is issued after an incident at the shell refinery in martinez.'s sara stinson is live in martinez with the details. sara. ( sara )this is a public health advisory for martinez and pacheco. an incident at the shell refinery in martinez could affect individuals with respiratory sensitivities. most people will not be affected. eye, skin, nose or throat irritation may be possible for some people in the affected area. if people experience any irritation, advise them to go inside and rinse any irritated area of their body with water. handle this as advisory information only. ( lydia ) information only. this as advisory information only. ( lydia ) thanks, sara. a modest warming trend will continue through the weekend with above normal temperatures expected, especially over inland areas. already this morning temperatures are starting off more comfortable. daytime highs will be in the mid 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. onshore flow will maintain cooler but seasonabletemperatures near the coast. cooler temperatures are forecast beginning tuesd

lost her foot in a rebel shelling three weeks ago and i know that this does is that. the rebels launched the rocket and it's ten o'clock in the morning seconds later they taped the national school of aleppo three of the children died on the spot so the rebels i'm now pushing closer and closer. we're in the al assad cell. and the rebels are pushing into aleppo again. by sunset nine dead over one hundred civilians injured. now most of those rebels are tied to the al qaeda linked al nusra a terrorist group but let's focus on those weapons that they used robert fisk an investigative reporter was able to trace those weapons back to that very factory in bosnia he was able to get a hold of the factories logbook and getting in touch with the former weapons control director the director recognized his signature in the logbook and from there was able to determine who the buyer was it's a warranty for the hundred twenty millimeter shell this is now standard it went to saudi arabia it was posts of a supply of five hundred moats as i remember the saudi shipment well the saudis cam

in the for the with two of the men the shelling started i looked at my watch three shells in ten seconds i swear so i decided to leave the house we went through the iron door downstairs. both of them before you arrived at the intersection of about the yes about the i looked to my right and saw four tanks with israeli soldiers standing around. i said to my family let's run a film i want to cross the mushroom roundabout. right it's around fifty meters across it will be moved west and i thought there won't be any soldiers there to see us there were some holes in sandy blocks and i was yelling says my sil my little girl. it will raise your hand where are you by the financial the clinton thing he was fleeing with his daughters and there was a time that fired exactly a dish you know where they were running away from there was an attack on them no that was welcome so that in itself is a war crime when you have somebody specific who is responsible there. one of these things is the tank that could have killed the seal of the most and so team it does the same story as the testimony for the most an

the shell refinery in martinez. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in martinez with the details. sara. ( sara )i just got off the phone with a spokesperson with shell who clarified what a unit upset, its a malfunction in a processing unit and crews are working to stabilize it. until it's stabilized this health advisory will be in effect. during the malfunction an odor was potentially released which could cause irritation for some. this is a public health advisory for martinez and pacheco. an incident at the shell refinery in martinez could affect individuals with respiratory sensitivities. most people will not be affected. eye, skin, nose or throat irritation may be possible for some people in the affected area. if people experience any irritation, advise them to go inside and rinse any irritated area of their body with water. handle this as advisory information only. ( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) we first alerted you to this breaking news at 3:55 this morning ... through our kron 4 mobile app. make sure to download it from the app store for breaking news updates on this story

obviously facilitated by shell corporations. campaign-finance laws you called out for a need for effective disclosure. you can't have effective disclosure if you think your disclosing is a front corporation and you don't know who's really died. if i could ask each of you on that and then that will begin to my type. >> thank you for the kind words. >> we were good adversaries. >> we were. adversaries who are working for the same golf. >> yes. >> book, as a prosecutor, former prosecutor, looking at this issue, of course you want to know more about the corporations than less. the first amendment issues and other concerns in the election context, but absolutely, there is no way to resist your logic, which is leasing the use of corporations in a variety of contexts whether it's money laundering or otherwise. we've seen them in the election in interference and disinformation context. a lot of that -- >> in fact, they are widely used in the criminal context for money laundering purposes and to hide the proceeds of criminal activities,

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a health alert near the martinez shell refinery.. good morning and thank you for joining us i )m kris sanchez in for laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. here )s a look at the area )s impacted.. this is for people with respiratory issues in the >>> welcome back. by have been talking about this alert since this morning when we went on air. this is for people with respiratory issues in the martinez area. sharon is live this morning. >> reporter: take a look. we haven't seen any emergency vehicles here. we are told there was a unit upset. they say people with respiratory renstiveties might be effected. there is a chance people could smell odors and eye, skin or throat irritation may be possible. people should go

we are talking about shell.ed net profit for $.69 billion, below the estimate, significantly below of five 18 7 billion. she'll say the conditions progress well and they are cutting their debt and the oil price positions. is subject to conditions. this is where the disappointment was, they did not give us a share buyback. it is there. there is a buyback. we have a $25 billion share 2018ck from shell in through 2020 subject to conditions. that is the key piece of news. there are 16 key integrated companies out there according to macquarrie. the cash flow, the profit misses but a buyback in lieu of competition. join us later to discuss all this but let me give you the anglo american numbers. that is below the market estimate of $1.29. that would be an escalation and trade wars, debt, $4 billion and tda $4.6 billion. there is approval in developing one of the peruvian mine sites. you are seeing approval come through for anglo american on that story. shell will trump the agenda on that news flow. let's talk about on

guillaume: you can go up to 20 shells a minute with that canon. mitchell: what is the range of the 75? guillaume: -- mitchell: this was a key american objective which they took on their first day. guillaume: we have the iron cross on that. civilians, grateful. there they named a street after a person. mitchell: many of them had little or no electricity, very little food. announcer: you can view many more silent world war i army signal corps films online. the national archives restored several hundred of these films and posted them to their youtube channel. >> america in turmoil is available as a podcast, on our website, c-span.org/history. this is american history television only on c-span3. announcer: next, on "the presidency." a discussion about woodrow wilson. historians talk about his time at princeton university, his family, intellectual influences, and his political values in domestic and foreign policy. the new york historical society hosted this hour-long program. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018]

royal dutch shell announced a 5 $25 billion share buyback program which will see them purchase $2 billion of their ow shares each quarter. the figure missed market expectations you are seeing shares off 1.6% production also declined in the first quarter of 2018. speaking to cnbc earlier, the ceo gave us his take on the firm's results >> our earnings are solid. there's a number of things in there. if you look at integrated gas, very good quarter. twice as good as the same quarter last year. upstream, good, solid quarter. four times as good as the same quarter last year. downstream is lower. bear in mind downstream had one of its best quarters in q2 now we see a tougher environment for refining and trading we saw higher costs this quarter and downstream as a result of a heavier maintenance program. then if you look in the oil markets, everybody will look at brent up by 50%. at the same time wti, to which we are exposed significantly, only up 40%. the gas market in canada, 50% down and 7% down. so there are a number of moving parts that make our earnings harder to understand than we ourselve

and they did open some kind of shell company to make the payment, but that shell company never does make the payment and then have to open another shell company to do the other paying, is that right? >> we don't know what happens with the creation of that company other than we know they did not buy the rights from ami. that deal did not go through. >> let me stop you there, it is weird. the whole way this goes down is weird. catch and kill. thinking about buying it, but never do buy it but it never runs. that is weird. >> it is kind of weird and a lot of people ask the question why was michael proposing that they buy it from david pecker. and here are possible scenarios. i am not putting any odds on them. but one is that i bought a lot of embarrassing stuff for you. i need to be paid. and it could be that they discussed it and donald trump decided at the end, it's okay, david has got it, i'm fine with that. >> right. great point. >> we don't know. >> but what we do know is my understanding is that they make some vehicle we think for the possible payment here that is not the vehicle that

he's a shell of himself. he's a walking disaster for the president. i don't believe anything rudy giuliani says at this point. i completely disagree. this whole thing stinks. it's only going to stink more as each tape comes out. i think all of this information needs to be released by michael cohen and lanny davis. there's nothing stopping them from releasing all of the information right now. i'll tell you, i don't know what bob mueller will do in connection with this, but i'll tell you this. i'm going to work morning, noon and night to bring both of these two individuals to justice and make them face the music. michael cohen and donald trump. the only way that's not going to happen is they're going to have to kill me, period. >> wow. okay. let's hope that doesn't happen, michael. listen, releasing the tape of his secretly recorded conversation it's a clear break from the president. is there any going back for cohen now, do you think? >> i don't know. i still maintain that michael cohen has not quite come to the realization that he's not going to be ba

christopher amon: each firearm leaves a unique marking on the shell casing.the same marking. stephen: atf special agent christopr technology has been around for decades, but is now being used in new ways. referred to by its acronym nibin, the technology matches bullet casings from crime scenes to the guns that fired them. christopher: fire in the hole. stephen: but now, agents are using nibin in new ways, lines, solving old, cold,te unsolved cases, even preventing new shootings by arresting suspects after matches put them at scenes where previous evidence could not connect them. christopher: and that's the paradigm shift. nibin went from a laboratory tool that was utilized on the backend, meaning a firearm or casings would go through the entire process and then be entered into nibin at the end, sometimes months or years later, to a front-end investigative lead tool. stephen: to see how it all works. male: so, the shearing is here. stephen: atf took us behind the scenes at one of their labs in beltsville, maryland outside washington dc. male: you can see that