oil in nigeria shell very links to there when she was home secretary u.k. augie we had very good relations we are still exporting almost to the government and some would believe to go to the for alleged theft and money laundering it is the british government's relationship to your country well i really wouldn't know about the specific case you mention but the british government has important relationships with niger those relationships i can all make their political military and possibly intelligence is under john major britain supported the jury being thrown out of the commonwealth when that was because executions exactly built exactly. absolutely but but that's long gone the relationship has gotten i believe ari has sorted things out there as regards the niger delta not necessarily the niger delta still has a lot of issues the parts of nigeria remains very poor there's a lot of environmental degradation government has promised to clean up you know going in line but that hasn't happened yet it's not a promise that has been kept unfortunately so the whole q

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labor government support for killing in nigeria under harold wilson breaking news is the legacy of shell in nigeria in the one nine hundred ninety s. breaking news also not to the widow of environmental activist dr barron incurable calm rate of cancer we were courtesy of amnesty international so the prison one call me oh. you have to pick on me so i took it and i wonder. is this true that you guys already kill me. and some of their way to earth are limited thore what happened before mao the man died. then jory prime minister john major called the executions judicial murder and supported nigeria's expulsion from the commonwealth but today shell and nigeria are all good again we already have very good cooperation between. here in the process of. defense security. and we have. worked together to step. well joining me now is someone who could be nigeria's next president king's name of god he's a former under secretary general of the u.n. and deputy governor of the central bank of nigeria kings the thanks for coming on the show to raise a mate in nigeria just in the past few weeks most populo

shelling by russian and syrian planes hit the rebel stronghold of it's not the big offensive but it's certainly not taken. the president. ready to intervene if there is a bloodbath in. also on the great egypt's criminal court upholds death sentences the seventy five people who protested against the two thousand and thirteen military fifty others have been given life sentences and that includes the former muslim brotherhood. we'll have an update on that and the strong reaction coming online as well and how much power does a former presidents have barack obama is back in the spotlight with the midterms just two months away up until now he is rarely mentioned by name but it looks like now the gloves are coming off. and it's caused a strong reaction online from both sides of the political divide. and. what the news. streaming on. in line through you tube facebook live and of al-jazeera don't call men the war in syria is as we expected beginning to intensify and there's been an increase in the number of airstrikes in the syrian province of idlib on saturday and strikes and shelling going o

silas there was the inevitable off the pitch me on great ska booed on his return to shell. and then came the inevitable on the pitch by and taking the lead after just eight minutes comments rodriguez with the bullet head. yet to record any points let alone a victory the writing was already on the wall i. buy and continue to press which set pieces providing that best chances just before halftime gorecki of course another reminder he's not so welcome here anymore can you kind of jury give me yellow concert his efforts. by and could afford to ease off in the second half not least because shocker we're doing a lot of the work for them despite the seemingly unthreatening situation and it sounds very sure bundled over rodriguez in the box. robert leaven dusty converted the resulting penalty i had to deal with little more than an hour gone the game was effectively over it's rare for shock of fans to leave before the final was so but these had seen enough to buy and it was a measured victory over the nearest challenger last season shall still pointless i'm missing more than just la

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40 or 50 feet from the shell station. at this point what we're hearing ishey're looking for a man wearing white shirt, black pants, a brown derby hat and the victim ie're told in cardiac arrest. why that's important, right now d.c. is just one shy of the total homicide rate, 116 for all of last year. so we're not even out of the month and d.c. poised to hit mark it hit all of last year. we'll stay on top of this story. we'll still piece together how and when this happened and bring you more informationhroughout the hour. back to you. >> livs for u in northeast d.c. thank you. >> that shooting is the latest n a string of shootings that plagued the district since friday. four shootings happened yesterday all within hours of each other. the most recent, a man was found shot on downing place northeast last night. his was near the brentwood recreation center. >> an hour earlier another person was shot in the 180 block of benning road northeast. it's the same block where people were shot onfriday. it happened as peoplere ppared

probablyhe mind it was shells and probably a warning stop. since they really were not looking for and did not expect -- expect a u-boat attack and the captain was not on deck, i think that it was missed that they were warning shots. they did not stop and then a shell hit the pilothouse and exploded and it was suddenly on fire. after that, there was a few wounded, nobody was killed. after that the u-156 sinks each of the barges. as this is going on, the lifeguard station on the beach sees what is happening. here is the gun, sees the submarine and they call the chatham naval air station, which is not that far away. they relay that there is a u-boat off the coast sinking five sing -- ships out there. come help. they finally scraped together an aircraft, ands1l they left off with one bomb. they make it to the beach pretty quickly. the germans, according to the pilot's report, do not notice that they are coming. they make a bomb run. they could see the germans manning the guns and firing the shelves. -- shells. the bomb does not work. work,mb rele

pitching block but we're ready in the leaves or as with the opener in the third minutes the before shell who were poor on the attack but when they did get a chance on goal from a corner they came bitterly close. just keeping sally said they banged the but made a way through the second half block but can't close them selves months in the night by the woodwork the but the foles ultimately poured more salt in the royal blues wounds when they got the second in the seventy seven minutes i ask of vince cross in the box was not some but only some play to set up the camera abut shall because bill mbulelo pulled one back in the dying seconds to one of the final school i be the better many coincidence cosigned lose their third on the bounce and find themselves in a minor crisis. over life see the start of the game on the front foot good him a shot deflected for use of pull since ahead in the opener in the night minutes the the it was the danish internationals first of the season. four minutes later the guests were back in the game nicklaus fuku with a superb volley to level the school would but th

and royal dutch shell is the latest in the large energy sector oil oil companies to announce that they will work to abide by methane emissions reductions targets in addition to carbon dioxide methane is one of the key culprits associated with global warming today's announcement says that shell will limit emissions to point two percent of their total oil and gas production by twenty twenty five methane in particular is a significant part of natural gas and it frequently escapes into the air from the energy infrastructure such as wells pipes storage tanks and processing plants shell joins a growing list of oil related companies to make such commitments others include exxon mobil british petroleum and tow tal. and for more on oil and energy we're turning to our friend rocky horner of simpler trading who joins us from beautiful and sunny fort lauderdale not like that all over thanks for being with us as always and we are seeing these energy companies like shell and others moving to reduce emissions methane and in this case i'd like to think that it's in order to save the planet shift on gl

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speaker, in a nut shell, this is a proposal to create a pilot program and i urge its passage. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. . mr. levin: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. levin: mr. speaker, this is the first of four bills that came out of the ways and means committee. they came out without much controversy. the only one that really had any is this first bill. i'm not sure we'll have on our side any speakers, and i'll say a few words about this bill in a few minutes, but i first want to talk a bit about bipartisanship. hese four bills do have some bipartisanship. unfortunately, what isn't ipartisan is the basic dispute about health care and about the continuation of the reform that we, on the democratic side, tarted some years ago with our president. it has turned out to be an important piece of legislation. i think historic. and the more people look at it and the more they are covered by

that shell casing was fired from the same gun as the shell casings recovered at the scene where ken dolezarthe murder weapon. now the case looked very strong, indeed. though chris' wife, bianca, certainly didn't think so. >> i know for certain categorically that christopher didn't do it. >> in fact, the police and prosecutor had it all wrong, she insisted, and it wasn't just that chris had an alibi for the morning of the murder, no, she said it was the whole case. it was all wrong. chris' dna in the car, for example, of course it was there, she said, chris admitted he'd been in the car but weeks before the murder. but get this, the steering wheel, especially, and all of the car, was covered with dna and fingerprints that did not match chris. nor did bianca buy lee carlson's story. >> he said the guy had an eastern european accent. christopher is american born and bred. he also said he'd only seen a glimpse of his face. >> only saw a glimpse. >> in fact, said bianca, the eyewitness account more properly eliminated chris as a suspect. ken and his killer arrived in the crime scene together in

of shell in nigeria in the one nine hundred ninety s. breaking news also look to the widow of environmental activist dr barron incurable common rate of cancer we were courtesy of amnesty international so the prison one they call me all. you have to become is. i took it and i wonder. is this true that you guys already kill most of our lives. and some of them were doeth unlimited thore what happened before mao's mind. then tory prime minister john major called the executions judicial murder and supported nigeria's expulsion from the commonwealth but today shell and nigeria are all good again we already have very good cooperation between. here and across a range of. defense security trade relations and we have. to work together to step up. the feds. well joining me now is someone who could be nigeria's next president kingsley magali he's a former undersecretary general of the u.n. and deputy governor of the central bank of nigeria kings the thanks for coming on the show to raise a mate in nigeria just in the past few weeks most populous cou

so let's round up all the action now as we saw defeated shell it was a draw between dought main inhofe and high had to put four past glod for the four two victory braman pick up their second win on the road over albert three two and in nuremberg the hosts scored twice in a minute to beat hanover to nothing. said talk to us can all to seal the win thirteen minutes from time close tapping came just sixty seconds after waldemar anton's own goal had given nurnberg believe hand over eventually succumbing after playing another hour of the game with ten men the victory was promoted norm burke's first of this season and freiburg is moving in the right direction picking up their first win of the season in convincing fashion and wolfsburg mike frogs had the visitors cruising just after the break slotted in to make it three nail it was the captain's first goal in over three years the wolves were pulled one back freiburg held on to end their victory drought and inflict a first defeat of the season on the wolves. stuttgart and dusseldorf had a goal is draw on friday night on sunday labor couzin hos

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and that little one is coming out of the shell.f it comes out. >> how cool. >> how'd he fit in there? >> no wonder they'ring an. >> i wrapped up there tight in that space. >> hi, baby. welcome. welcome. >> all these baby alligators just hatched out this morning at gator land. what a fantastic sunday. >>> this guy makes youtube video, he helps make people happy, he also makes music. so this is prettia some. this is called when you forget your headphones before a gig. all right. he's just put down some work. he's headed out. into the hallway. to the living area. >> that's a really long cord. >> yeah. and out the door he goes. >> like the cord we used to have on the telephone at home. >> yay. >> out into the hallway. >> that's dangerous. not the elevator. >> on to the elevator. >> and now we wait. out the door. >> i got to get a pair of these. >> and he's walking and walking and walking up the street, around the corner. >> he's smart because those wireless ones go dead all the time. you've constantly got to be buying batteries. >> he

and royal dutch shell is the latest in the large energy sector oil oil companies to announce that they will work to abide by methane emissions reductions targets in addition to carbon dioxide methane is one of the key culprits associated with global warming today's announcement says that shell will limit emissions to point two percent of their total oil and gas production by twenty twenty five methane in particular is a significant part of natural gas and it frequently escapes into the air from the energy infrastructure such as wells pipes storage tanks and processing plants shell joins a growing list of oil related companies to make such commitments others include.

thought the market was fine, not particularly tight shell said, no, it's kind of tight.rices would imply that things are getting a little bit tight out there, are they not? >> so, the ceo of aramco's comments, they are much the same as what the saudi energy minister said over the weekend, that they feel that the market is not demanding any more oil than what is out there this was actually some of the reasoning behind why producers have not been ramping up as much as people had expected let's remember in june it was said countries could ramp up by 1 million barrels a day. we have not quite seen that. we're wondering why. so this is also part of why oil prices have been rising. one eye has been on iran and how severe the sanctions that are due to come into effect in november will be on iranian exports. and at the same time how much can big producers such as saudi arabia, russia and others step in that's why what we're seeing in the oil market right now. >> the saudi aramco ceo telling us that we could go up to 12 million barrels a day if they needed to it would take about

the gun, the shell casings and the gloves.letter, smith told the jury police had found remnants of it on david strickland's computer. >> you can delete the letter off of your computer, but if you have used the spell check/grammar check function, that information is still stored in the computer. >> and that's what you found? >> and that's what we found. >> why do you think mr. strickland wrote that letter. he had to know suspicion would eventually boomerang back on him. >> that's what most people would think. >> it is a foolish thing to do. >> it is a very foolish thing to do. >> before prosecutor smith rested, he called kristene to the stand, putting her face-to-face with david strickland. >> i wanted him to see me and see what he had done but he would not look at me. >> defense attorneys john gilmour and jimmie grandbury don't dispute she was a sympathetic witness but in court she was unreliable. >> she doesn't know who shot her. she has no recollection. she wasn't able to pick our client out of a photo line-up. >> she wasn't

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the thirteenth in the league which sounds ok but they've got a lot to shell cohen frank nathan i think they could drop like a stone big game against noon but this weekend a real classic six points up when that and we'll see how they get on but whoever loses that is going to be in a bit of what was i think now talking about losing a nuremberg i think we need to move on to our next game that we're going to take a look of of course the bone the snigger wrapped up it's made weeks late of matches with dormant talking to john from fourth up to second place in the standings dortmund hosted nuremberg and proved they are a force to be reckoned with that sees through. dortmund was in a festive mood and even coach lucien farber was all smiles and was expecting to extend its perfect home record against newly promoted nuremberg. and accordingly it took dortmund just nine minutes to open the scoring through the broom larsson. to meet flicks the first from provider christian political the second to finish off the move and give dortmund an early lead. which marco royce should have doubled a minute lat

dominated by the kurds ok i'm shelled bora and beirut thanks so much for your reporting. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a court in egypt has sentenced seventy five people to death over a twenty thirteen pro muslim brotherhood sit in which ended in the killing of hundreds of protesters by security forces those convicted include prominent islamist leaders photo journalist mahmoud aboud saying he'd known as shole can received five years in prison amnesty international has condemned the trial is politically motivated. un peace talks for yemen have failed the un special envoy for yemen confirmed the rebel delegation would not be coming to geneva in response the saudi backed government delegation announced it would go home the war in yemen has been raging for three years and claimed some ten thousand lives two thirds of yemenis now depend on humanitarian aid. people in sweden a preparing to vote in sunday's general election the traditional mainstream policies of facing a strong challenge from the far right anti immigration sweden democrats a main

seem normal now but it was only a few days before the summer holidays that the last major round of shelling everyone scrambling. this academic year school teach them one hundred sixty peoples age six seventeen that's just half the number before the war the others have long since left east and west together the patriotic pose to reads something this school does every day keeping children from both sides talking to each other. we meet again she's been making the journey across the front line some three years now just me and my brothers were on our way to school suddenly lots of shooting started so we all got down it was really scary there was nowhere to hide. she was was we head down to the school. water candles and desks for all the pupils that's the extent of the provisions here and the school's improvised bomb shelter. near the door who don't believe anyone who says you can get used to war you never do. three children have died in the since the war began to preschoolers and one former student or just bulk i still remember the desk where used to sit and his handwriting. he was a talented bo

all of the results from tuesday's games and there's braman when overhead and freiburg victory over shell can now there were two other matches of course mentioned there biron could only draw at home to. substitute said it's produced an unconventional finish in the eighty sixth minute to equalise against his former club after our young robin had put the hosts in front. of his first go for it was enough to secure them a surprise point against their the very neighbors. now in the final tuesday game hoffenheim took three points away to hanover and now there are five more matches to come on wednesday including dortmund versus nuremberg and time to take a look at the table no change at the top with biron still leading braman live up to second move down dortmund play wednesday so we could see some movement at the top of the table now down the other end five defeats out of five for shell a bit of a shock to everybody leaves them bottom of the table worrying times and get some kitchen stood guard and leverkusen complete the bottom three for now but they both play of course on wednesday. now before

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so many properties have been have been targeted by random shelling and also that includes that includes. airport that is the only as you know has him the only airport operational in the capital tripoli. vision has been halted in the airport and all the flights have been diverted to misrata. that's of course temporarily according to the authorities . airport now so many people have been forced out of their homes in the southern suburbs of the libyan capital tripoli because of the clashes and they cannot get back to their houses because a state of panic in the whole capital because since last night random shelling have been landing in. nearby the central districts of the capital of tripoli that includes the area around the. airport has m m m a what is the government there doing to deal with this crisis. well so far the national accord the government that that's the tripoli based government seems to be it doesn't doesn't seem to be strong enough to. take an action to put an end to this conflict the prime minister the. prime minister faces. three days ago he is called on an official force t

returning to the champions league next season will be in serious doubt if they don't improve quickly shell two are in trouble so you wouldn't know it looking at coach to man to go to desk old the royal blue stone built for their third straight loss against glad. i'm going to start the kids tell me what is going wrong with shellac i mean the short answer is everything. the first two games they can create a chance in the last game they can score they create low chances of the bat which is their strength last season as well as success was built on the coordination the communication is all gone wrong in this first three games and in midfield avoiding sebastian ready to replace max maya for the moment he's not quite clicking after two games he hasn't quite arrived yet i think perhaps the most interesting thing about this this child barren run at the is perhaps the coach itself he seems to actually be enjoying. himself in the midst of this kind of losing streak and we know that he is not your average coach we know that he's very confident but still his comments before the game on saturday i thin

. >> so michael showen sets up a shell company and the only purposes is to pay stormy daniels so she will not tell her story. she will not go public. >> he says without telling donald trump he would pay $130,000 to stormy daniels so she would not speak about this story. >> daniels alleged the parent company of in touch magazine offered her $15,000 for her story in 2011. >> our understanding is that they reached out to mr. cohen for comment in advance of running the story. mr. cohen was able to convince them or threaten them that if they ran the story, there would be serious consequences. they decided not to proceed with publishing the story. >> then things took a darker turn. >> stormy daniels has alleged she was in a parking lot going to a fitness class and that some someone approached her in her car with her daughter in the back seat saying stop talking about donald trump. it would be a shame for your young daughter to grow up without her mother. >> this is something that terrified her. >> cohen denies he played any role in the alleged threat. >> he unequivocally denied it he said

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and then at stop shell hit the pilothouse and exploded and it was suddenly on fire. there was a few wounded, nobody was killed. sinks eachthe u-156 of the barges. as this is going on, the lifeguard station on the beach sees what is happening. here is the gun, sees the submarine and they call the chatham naval air station, which is not that our way. they relay that there is a u-boat off the kos sinking five ships out there. come help. together an scraped aircraft, it is a float plane. the get a crew for it and it lifts off with one bomb. they make it to the beach pretty quickly. according to the pilot's report, do not notice that they are coming. run.make a bomb they could see the germans manning the guns and firing the shelves. the bomb does not work. they make another pass. once again, it does not fall. noticed them and they are starting to aim one of those up at them and starting to fire them. large gun, i had read that it was used over in europe. there was history. hitting a plane with one of those is probably difficult. they fly over it or time, even lower. recom

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from the city of misrata now that is a state of panic among civilians especially with the random shelling because there's been a lot of rockets random rockets being fired at densely populated areas targeted many houses and properties including a hotel in central tripoli the i.v. asian still being hold it in. port and all flights have been diverted to the misrata airport in the city of misrata and now a joint statement has been issued by four countries the united states the united kingdom italy and france condemning this collision of violence and the libyan capital tripoli and warning that those behind the violent actions will be held accountable the newly appointed u.s. representative to syria james jeffrey is making his first trip to the region to be stopping in israel jordan and turkey his visit comes as the syrian government prepares to retake the last rebel stronghold in the country the u.s. has warned of an all out attack on a deliberate course many civilian deaths stephanie decker reports start from handling the of the turkey syria border border what you're looking at is a province

this is their destination the shell of the provincial government offices torched on thursday one of several public buildings to be set alight since the protests began. some iraqis have been killed during the protests in what's regarded as iraq's shia muslim heartland many others are in hospital during friday prayers the representative of iraq's leading shia cleric condemned the violence against both the protesters and security forces guarding the buildings he also criticized politicians for being too interested in vying for power. the patient people cannot afford more lack of interest from the officials in solving their increasing problems and the crisis there competing between themselves for political gain and gaining governmental posts along foreigners to intervene in the country's affairs. iraq's parliament is expected to hold an emergency session on saturday a multi-billion dollar emergency program has been devised to rebuild the city services but parliament in baghdad has been in political limbo since elections in may. the people of basra doubt that anything will be done to help them s

two of germany's big teams shell and labor issues appear to be in freefall after failing to win or even draw a game so far this season. but first there was great football played in the pool in this league on sunday the late much so freiburg tried to pick up their first points of the season against another team who've lost their opening two ties of the campaign still cart so let's take a look how they fared. rochas hung support to light the fact this was a game between two pointless pundits league clubs and freiburg fans were instantly rewarded as general noted home and saw at the opening minutes. but she got struck back in style at the end of the first half. of emiliano insua levelling the school with this pile driver on the stroke of half time. the visitors to charge in the second half to mary oakum is poking his side in front of the forty eight minute but freiburg equalised moments lights up by a glorious free kick from don't go sending the fabs insurrections. never once a be outdone go his gave his side the lead yet again five minutes later. but again freiburg struck back about smith

buildings connected to politics in the oath or it is have been targeted in the past few days this is the shell of the provincial government offices. some iraqis have been killed in what's regarded as iraq's shia muslim heartland in northern bass where hundreds of people were attending a funeral. these are protesters. protesting unemployment the water crisis the bad services how to. kill them. during friday prayers the representative of a rexx leading shia cleric condemned the violence against both the protesters and security forces guarding the buildings he also criticised politicians for being too interested in buying the power to shop sabotage the patient people cannot afford or lack of interest from the officials and solving their increasing problems and the crisis they're competing between themselves for political gain and gaining governmental posts along foreigners to intervene in the country's affairs. iraq's parliament is expected to hold an emergency session to discuss the crisis on saturday and he would al-jazeera. becka again is a professor at george washington university whose resea

the u-boat pursues and fires off a round of at least 50 shells. the uberaba is radioing sos. the new destroyer was nearby and headed towards bermuda to be on convoy duty. she divers and races to the scene. she uses the uberaba as a shield. when she pops out, the u 140 has enough time to dive, but right after that i've, string him -- stringham sees that oil leaking out. the stringham drops that charges. they don't think based on the submarine. they actually had a little bit more of success than just scaring it. unbeknownst to them the you 140 an oil leak got worse after that attack. one of those had to get close and cause more oil leaks. the captain decides to hit the road and does sink more vessels on the way back over the atlantic. at the end, when she gets home she has to be towed into port because she is out of oil. it was a success for the u.s. navy. despite all of our handicaps, there are more stories of merchant ships and the u.s. navy engaging. sometimes somewhat successful, sometimes not. they're hard patrolling and hard work did blunt a little bit. given the numbers

. >> so michael showen sets up a shell company and the only purposes is to pay stormy daniels so she story. she will not go public. >> he says without telling donald trump he would pay $130,000 to stormy daniels so she would not speak about this story. >> daniels alleged the parent company of in touch magazine offered her $15,000 for her story in 2011. >> our understanding is that they reached out to mr. cohen for comment in advance of running the story. mr. cohen was able to convince them or threaten them that if they ran the story, there would be serious consequences. they decided not to proceed with publishing the story. >> then things took a darker turn. >> stormy daniels has alleged she was in a parking lot going to a fitness class and that some someone approached her in her car with her daughter in the back seat saying stop talking about donald trump. it would be a shame for your young daughter to grow up without her mother. >> this is something that terrified her. >> cohen denies he played any role in the alleged threat. >> he unequivocally denied it he said i've never threate

we are no longer doing active exploration in the offshore as shell was doing some years ago. when shell was out there, they had stipulations and agreements and memorandums of understanding that required when the bowhead whale were migrating through, you're out of the water. the engines are not running, you cannot be out there. when i tell that to people in the lower 48 who come from producing places, north dakota or california, tell them that when the whale come through, there is no expiration, there is nothing going on, they say what? you can't possibly do that. i say no, that is a condition. you have a social license to operate. you have to work with the people who live there. the indigenous peoples who have been there 1000 years. it is about balance, it is about balance and it is not easy, that --ws senator lisa murkowski >> senator lisa murkowski is the senior senator from alaska. final question, in the next couple of weeks, a lot of attention paid to you when it comes to the nomination. you have had this before, what is it like to have that attention? saytor murkowski: i

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