there were 130 shell companies. it was a $1 billion industry. medicare got billed at 1 billions of dollars. it could've been $1 million or $2 million per month they were running through. if we can unpeeled onion, that's 130 companies. it takes a while to figure that out. >> i want to understand the specifically. are you suggesting that had you had the beneficial ownership information, that would've had to been accurate matter. that is a question. if you had it, and had been accurate, maybe you could have shut them down sooner? you could have diminished the crimes they were committing? back yes, it will be less victims. when i talked about on the stayman, a $90 million fraud, that's 116 shell companies. the banks did a good job of identifying them. we got that through bsa filings. this is something that we can use to unravel that. that took a lot for us to do. we can stop victims, possibly. >> thank you very much. >> senator reid? i think you penalty your testimony. welcome back to all of you. mr. blanco, if an executive in a banking institution

they use shell companies tremendously in that. i'm a chair of the money laundering group for the five eyes countries. we have been combatting that across the globe because it's tough for us to dive into those cases there, it's so intense. there is a lot of data. the ownership of a repository would go very well for a tool for us to be used to combat tml. as we pointed out, el chappo is not going to list el chappo on the application. it would be great if he did -- >> unlikely. >> unlikely, but it's one of those things where there might be that nominee in that account, there will be that nominee in the account that we can then go to and put the hand on them and say, if there is some bite to this law or a law that we can then enforce that and say what's truly the story? that's where we come in, that's what we do in law enforcement, that's our tools. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> thank you. that concludes our questioning. again, i thank the witnesses for your repeat appearance and for all of the support and he

the ago knees and shell and that it continues a community development program in the area. the fact it is no longer an oil producing area nevertheless the multinational face increased scrutiny after the london extinction rebellion protests which involved protesters damaging shell's u.k. headquarters i protested yesterday as that action was ending because i feel you know it's absurd that i was walking off in handcuffs for criminal damage to the shell building when shell itself has been one of the main biggest polluters who has caused the largest amount of irreversible very serious harm that is happening all around the world the climate the destruction that we're seeing as a result of you know thirty years of too little too late the of the actual environmental lawyer who helped draft the landmark twenty fifteen paris agreement for her you know mean there about why she superglued a self and shell in london and joining me now is the former mayor of london ken livingstone to go through some of the week's headlines thanks again for going on before we go to this headline is slight

oil to other areas whatever today's court decision about alleged shell collusion in the execution of the ogoni nine the un has already issued a report on the effects of the company's investment in nigeria this report is the first of its kind it's a scientific study of the impact of oil pollution on the niger delta or at. some one particular part of the niger delta and there's never been a scientific study before and the report reveals widespread devastating impacts of pollution and it talks about how the people of the gony learned how to live with this pollution for decades the report reveals the impact on economic social cultural rights on the right to food the right to water the right to health. laws the entire community and the walkouts well we're walking to all of them. because they can go to fish now as you see already a war place where there was no fish or the eco system or less dead shells says it has publicly called for calling for reconciliation among the goalie's and between the ago knees and that it continues a community development program in the area despite the fact it

killed spotted arjan military governments in one thousand nine hundred five is accusing all times shell of alleged complicity in the unlawful arrest the tension and execution of her husband and eight others shows us it has produced no warlow gas from a gurney fields since nine hundred ninety three but admits that are going to land continues to serve as a transit route for pipelines transporting shell oil to other areas whatever today's court decision about alleged shell collusion in the execution of the ogoni nine the u.n. has already issued a report on the effects of the company's investment in. this report is the first of its kind it's a scientific study of the impact of oil pollution on the niger delta or at least on one particular part of the niger delta and there's never been a scientific study before and the report reveals why it spread devastating impacts of pollution and it talks about how the people of the goalie learned how to live with this pollution for decades the report reveals the impact on economic social cultural rights on the right to food the right to water the right

shells says it has publicly called for. calling for reconciliation among the goalies and between the a goonies and shill and that it continues a community development program in the area despite the fact it is no longer an oil producing area nevertheless the multinational face increased scrutiny after the london extinction rebellion protests which involved protesters damaging shells u.k. headquarters i protested there yesterday as that action was ending because i feel you know it's absurd that i was walking off in handcuffs for criminal damage to the shell building when shell itself has been one of the main biggest polluters who has caused the largest amount of irreversible very serious harm that is happening all around the world the climate destruction that with thing as a result of you know thirty years of too little too late the of the national environmental lawyer who helped draft the landmark twenty fifteen paris agreement for her young meaning they're about why she superglue to sell for.

>> overall for bp and shell, their gearing is within expectations shell has jumped up slightly as a result of some of the accounting changes for irifs 16. really we look at dollar strength more from how it affects merging market demands stronger dollar generally erods demands. with the dovish policy coming out, mixed signals on that, that's what we're trying to attract now, how the weaker dollar and how that could filter through to how the majors in the refining and emerging markets pay off or hurt them. >> just a slightly broader and more long-term question, just to end on you know, we hear from transition to electric vehicles, from auto manufacturers overnight. essentially, the british parliament has issued a nonbinding call that there's a climate emergency. i just wonder how has this desire we're seeing across many sectors for lower carbon footprint translated into the action of some of these oil makers in terms of decisions around oil versus lmg? >> i think, you know, the companies are making probably two different types of efforts really, they're shifting funds into what i would consi

actors have identified at least 18 facilities that have been damaged or destroyed by air strikes shelling or other fighting all of them are inside the so-called deescalation zone almost all following the attacks are currently unusable. including that mom a hospital in hammer governorates attacked on 28 april magic castle hospital in how mcgovern wrote attacked on 28 april bates primary health care center in gov it attacked on 30 april. primary health care center in hamma gov it attacked on 1 may or w.h.o. supported surgical unit in cafe area in how mcgovern wrote attacked on 1 may. primary health care center in how mcgovern wrote a tacked on to may mr president i know this council appreciates brevity but i could continue listing these attacks for some time the trend has continued day after day in total the health actors have reported 20 attacks on these 18 facilities almost one a day for the last 3 weeks some facilities have been hit twice other hospitals are closing for fear of being attacked a total of 49 health facilities have partially or totally suspended activities between them they

israeli jets and hilary's and navy boats are shelling. from western and eastern and from the air on several targets they are targeting. from fighters were always accusing them of crunching orcutt's injuries well. they are the story destroying some or. all buildings some of it as well is claiming that it contains some of this is for hamas and other factions. lately there was. an air strike on. security both belong to hamas. in the same time in the morning the other cost in years. but the bodies of at least eleven people were killed and over one hundred were injured they bury the bodies and in a funeral. various cities of the. people in gaza nervous and this could escalate into a full blown. in two thousand and fourteen. definitely this is one of the toughest wave of violence. experienced in the twenty fourteen. on the eve of the holy month of ramadan which is tomorrow. you could see in the people. i talk to some people in industry and they are they have the fear it will be and you war and you are. of. a larger scale operation in gaza strip

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shell night, as soon as you could see something it was within range. you were at the threat of being knocked out very quickly. so the pattern for night battle practice was to open fire immediately at an estimated range based on how far your eyes could see that night. and then allow fire control solution to be determined -- developed afterwards once you noted the fall of shock and spotted it on the target. the united states navy became very experienced with this. we have had questions about radar. radar brings in a new dimension because the assumption was at night you would have to spot. you would have to keep your eye on the target. you would have to move theshells -- the shells onto it. radar gives you a range. those officers who were familiar with fire control radar, those used off guadalcanal, thought we don't need to spot anymore. we will get the radar range and shoot. we don't have to shoot salvos anymore. guadalcanaled off was even more extreme -- continuous fire. put as many shells in the air as you can. hit the target as rapidly as you can. you

crabs change shells. they crawl out of one and move into an abandoned one.ot what the crab should be in. >> you must have seen the dive to the mariana trench last week. >> joseph crock filmed this in the middle of the pacific. said there's trash along the coastline of the entire island. >> i get the message. >> the truth is, we are polluting terribly. >> he says he collected seven gallon size plastic bags full of plastic. you can see right here people are leaving stuff behind they can easily take and recycle. >> here. those are toy wheels this baby is using for a wheelchair. it was found on the side of the road in december only a few months old, but its bag legs suffered paralysis from a disease it had. >> that's super cute. >> it's super adorable. >> you know i love a good pool day, right? >> uh-huh. >> well, this didn't quite go as planned. >> wait, is that a snowmobile? >> yes. >> go for it. >> gun it. >> four! >> it worked over the water. >> that was bad. oh. bad. >> got right across the water in the pop. >> this fell on his back and winded him real good

all the artillery shells that made those holes in there, at the time it was still there. but when i back over there, those artillery shell holes is no longer there. it's all smoothed out. grass start growing back on it. flowers waving back and forth. trees there. that really helped me erase all the terrible things that had happened there. and from then on, i don't have no might manightmares anymore. then when i do get nightmares, i always think of my family. when we get to that again, when i say will we get to that again, and i keep thinking about my son and my daughter. will they be involved in that terrible things like that? and i keep saying, i hope we don't have to see another one like that. and i keep thinking, when will we ever learn? people say we're intelligent people. is that the answer for intelligent people? i keep thinking of that because sometimes when i go out on a speaking tour, some of the audience asks me, what do you think about that atomic bomb being dropped? do you believe that is right or wrong? and i say at the time, i said that is wrong. why do inte

campaign it live in fifteen months it says russian and syrian forces intensified airstrikes and shelling overnight it was supposed to be a safe zone. the u.s. congressional hearing has been forced to speak to an empty chair after the attorney general william barr refused to face that house speaker nancy pelosi earlier qs bar

a second shell casing? >> yes, ma'am. a second shell casing. so now i've got a second sell casing. here? where did it come from? obviously this was a second shot fired. >> so, another hole right there? >> yes. >> reporter: 16-year-old emma walker the vibrant cheerleader dead of a gunshot wound to the head. two bullets fired into her bedroom. one striking emma behind her left ear. the second lodged in her pillow. the shooter must have known she was sleeping behind that wall. >> once the detective got there, we were asked to leave the residence.th we apapar r house and walking around h turned into a crime scene at that point. but we still -- had no idea. >> we spoke to the family, we spoke to her friends. everybody kept giving us the name riley gaul. because of their relationship, because they had seen the way that riley had treated her, the way he'd talk to her. >> reporter: so the knox county sheriff's department pays him a visit. >> he didn't say a whole lot. he was just kind of in a daze a little bit and sad over his girlfriend losing his life. >> reporter: riley takes to social

those weapons will be compared the shell casings found at shooting scenes in oakland. oakland's police chief says weapons seized in earlier raids had multiple matches one gun was even connected to 17 other shooting events. chief ann kirkpatrick says she was president the east oakland raids and was disturbed by one thing it was the children. >>any time the innocence. having to experience. police coming into their homes is frightening that is i'm always troubling. >>several women were detained in today's raid their children were turned over to other family members. >>and another big story tonight, a u c berkeley student is behind bars police say that this young man is responsible for to violence sexual-assault and tonight we're learning that student was a member of a fraternity on campus. for dan kerman live in berkeley police headquarters. he's got the very latest dan. >>what we can tell you that police believe there are other victims out there these 2 assaults one in march of this year and then that led to another woman coming forward and she said that she was assaulte

shells that regularly civilians as grew in the army alike in our. air base it was which recently you can use the shells to work which we need to eradicate this theory so we discuss this with our to colleagues which side the memorandum in our military rules are actively engaged in implementing it to you in bitter years on the ground the more i would like to those who raise the alarm assist or do oftentimes people who do so with what is happening in other what the syrian army i mean he's doing just this memorandum this is not included a word a single word about the terrorists being protected don't put you know this memorandum which are the kind of verbs. the remember the readiness of the sides to those who are fighting terrorism as for the eastern side of your phrases well this is also a log make there. we know for a fact because foreign troops are situated there we know the special forces are situated they are still occupied territory no one asked them to scrub they are staying there in egypt or mentally and they are playing the kurdish card these da

syrian government forces have intensified their shelling of rebel held town of the villages in italy province the air is supposed to be demilitarized following the truce struck in september which when militias and russia backed syrian forces but reports say fresh shelling has destroyed schools and medical clinics and killed scores of civilians united nations as one hundred fifty thousand civilians are trying to escape the fighting. this woman was hoping to be treated in the clinic and kafr novel then bombs began to fall emergency workers carry patients from the rubble this is just one of three hospitals in a claim that activists say has been completely destroyed by fighter jets. like. the syrian and russian air forces have been constantly attacking targets they still circling over us including helicopters with barrel bombs. this wave of attacks in southern india has been going on for a week in spite of the cease fire agreement activists say nearly eighty civilians have already been killed nine schools have also been hit according to the syrian army they are targeting the positions of

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correspondent charlotte shells and pills in bangkok she said is this assessment of today's coronation the people gathered behind me at the grand palace are likely to be here well into the evening as a mark of respect for the newly crowned king the most of them this is the first time they've seen the coronation all the time on it the last one almost seven decades ago to the day and in a country where the king is afforded divine status today it has been truly momentous the king was crowned in a lab or at ceremonies a rich blend of culture and tradition dating back centuries people here were watching at the ceremonies unfolded on the big screens engrossed in what was happening tomorrow is another big day for the public and that is because the king takes part in a procession through the streets of bangkok and the people here is a chance to catch a glimpse of the king to pay their respects and to watch history in the making. now to some of the other stories making news around the world south korea's military says north korea has fired several short range projectiles from its eastern coast

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they need to halt shell accountable for the atrocity you see humankind and whatnot she. would just seem to extinction rebellion revellers been taken away by kate's my nose weeks ago betty and i getting exactly what they're up to. 8 hours after the shutdown began please take action. citing section 14 of the public order act which forbids obstruction of the highway. more than 1000 arrests and $30000.00 new recruits later with growing support across $33.00 countries the u.k. government finally agrees to meet tax on. home 1st of may 29000 the house of commons makes history becoming the 1st national parliament in the world to combat climate ecological emergency. climate change activism stretches back 50 years. april 22nd 1970. s. day. $20000000.00 americans took to the streets on the modern environmental movement was born in the eighty's greenpeace took matters into their own times heading to the seas to battle the commercial dumping of toxic waste nuclear testing and whale hunting today the movement has a new figureheads gretta to the owner generations have tackled the bigge

shell firms stock prices underperform us shell producers last year again spent more money than they collected extending a years long streak of putting oil output above cash flow and investor returns according to a reuters analysis of top independent producers all but seven of twenty nine of these producers last year spent more on drilling and shareholder payouts than they generated through operations according to securities filings unless a security filings were filed by you know adversary nations that this is actually reported earnings today s c c from these companies and they're showing losses now this is interesting because they are bullets scaling western losses you know in the fracking industry but it's not like the technology business i like that they can blitz scale and they can become more left and become a de wobbly and they actually market may disrupt sauza in the hundreds of thousands of taxis in the industry has a paradigm shift and it's never the same but in fracking or in energy once you run out of oil or gas to drill that's it. implodes thursday don't eat don't eat not gaining

it could have been a rocket shell not deliver a shell landed and blew a hole through the roof because it looks similar to other holes nearby and the way that the steel supports the rebars were bent indicates that a high explosive was used when the canister fell according to the simulations there is new with that it could have bent the steel supports the way it did they also found that. the indents on the canisters do match the crater so when it fell through through the roof it had to penetrate the concrete roof. the steel supports the rebars and then it had to land inside what they found is the markings on both the steel supports and the canister was inconsistent so mutually inconsistent meaning that it couldn't have fallen through that through that specific hole which indicates that somebody planted the canister there valid as their conclusion at the end with regards the location to location for they used all the c. modeling all the same evidence and they found that the canister couldn't have fit through the impact crater the 2nd impact crater with the nozzle with the nozzle still in

you would have to move the shells onto it. radar gives you a range. those officers who were familiar with fire control radar, those used off guadalcanal, thought we don't need to spot anymore. we will get the radar range and shoot. we don't have to shoot salvos anymore. jim horn fisher talked about partial salvos. what they used on guadalcanal wasn't partial salvos, it is a continuous fire. put as many shells in the air as it can, hit the target as rapidly as you can. what this means when you have a gunsthat has 15 six-inch with a firing cycle between six and 10 seconds you really are , firing continuously. all of the splashes from those shells appear on the radar scope and obscure the target. this is why in later battles, further up the solomons chain, what typically happens is the first japanese ship the present the largest radar target gets overwhelmed, and then united states navy misses everything else. the third aspect that is most important is the idea of decentralized decision-making. there is recognition that there will be fleeting opportuniti

. >> we have some soft shell crab. >> this is our national hot soft shell crab, our take on national hot chicken. we're serving it withed pic green tomatoes and garlic honey over the top. spicy, sweet and sour thing going on. really good. >> you're going to dig into that. > he brought this out and i said let's eat this on live television and laugh at all of us. i'm going to g for a piece of the claw. >> you go do that. i've got to do a little bit of weather. this is great doing. with amelia. if you come down with leon harris, leon cannot eatn ahing shellfish, so that means i get all the food. i have no proem sharing with amelia. >> great. i love the old bay seasoning. i love your cocktails you have here they're so seasonable, so fun. what's the highlight this year? >> my highlight every year, wea ch the recipe slightly and feature different rum, we always have cognac in there, peach brandy. we have mellow gold rum. it's nice and rich. >> now we have that. now we need the thing you were just talking about because i've got to go do the weather and i'm a little parched. i've go h to bee

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and strikes and shelling killed twenty two civilians in twenty four hours syria's government intensifies its attacks on the rebel held northwest. saw firsthand the misery the duros created with the russians and cubans and once again mixed messages from the united states after donald trump downplayed russia's involvement in venezuela. but everyone is ready warplanes have hit targets in the gaza strip after palestinian fighters fired dozens of rockets into southern israel injuring two israelis. four palestinians have now been killed in the strikes on gaza including a pregnant mother and her fourteen month old baby turkey's government says a strike has a building housing turkish state media. agency a flare up comes despite her shaky truce which was brokered by egypt and the united nations last month we will start with this report from ari forsett in wester ism. barely a month since the last military escalation waves of israeli warplanes again struck gaza the israeli military said it hit dozens of targets linked to hamas and other factions. throughout the day israeli commanders said scores o

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