of shell. the big headline is around the dividend. the board decided to cut the cord we dividend to $.16 a share. they are talking about further prudent steps to bolster resilience in this tough time. they are fighting a drop in demand driven by the coronavirus. negative oil prices on wti in the united states. we know the backstory well. adjusted profit coming in at $2.86 billion for the fourth quarter. that's ahead of the estimate that was in the market at 2.2 9 billion. what they are saying about the dividends, the cuts of the dividend, something i have seen called sacrosanct at shell. that will be one of the big headlines. it will have implications for pension funds and many people who hold the stock for income. deering has come down a touch. there's been concerned about whether that might be on its way above that 30% level. we are going to be talking to the ceo of shale shell. then interview shortly after 7:30. what is earnings? matt: an exclusive interview. one you don't want to miss. we d

shells and fish returned to the sea in an official dumping sign in light of the huge. quantities involved one solitary shell has little impact german fishes do not enjoy the kind of service as their danish counterparts. the dolphin ulster's not everything found by fishing boats whether chemical or conventional ordinance will end up becoming public. officials will simply throw these objects back into the sea because it adds the easiest option for them. us that. the scientists analysis of underwater ordinance have so far focused on the baltic sea but that set to change a new research project is now underway in the north sea which is threatened by even more wartime artifacts. february 201-9100 experts from around the world a convening at the tomb institute in bremer harben for the final conference of the diamond project researchers from across europe have spent 3 years scrutinizing the impact of ordinance in the baltic project director yet said bulldog ski from poland is satisfied with the outcome. that's now the only remaining question is will the users accept the tools

get civil areas in southern tripoli with indiscriminate shelling actually the are and now have those forces the in the rains are in this southern outskirts of vanes our neighborhood in southern tripoli and from there the shelling get civil areas including the government forces locations in irons are also in the northern outskirts of enzyte a neighborhood with more of the rockets and in many cases random rockets land in it is it intially yes today old saw a woman was killed along with her son and 3 of her other sons were injured by a random rocket launcher where have their forces in the vicinity of a would get a bully town about 25 kilometers east of the capital letter tripoli as you know rob that recently have those forces have intensified their attacks by random rockets again as to many it is the areas in southern tripoli especially after their defeat in western libya for the last the whole coastal way over the course of the road that links the capital tripoli to the tunisian borders in western libya they lost as you know 2 weeks ago several towns including get this. city of sobriet

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scene of fierce fighting in the course of naval battles the parties to the war fired off countless shells mines and torpedoes towards the end of the conflict german forces dumped their own munitions in the scene and following their victory the allies also ordered enormous stockpiles of active german ordinance to be sunk at specially chosen sites. the allies did recognize the problem of course they were concerned about some shadowy groups getting hold of the munitions and using them to mount post-war resistance attacks and what have you and. so they arrived at a solution fairly quickly tipping it all into the north sea and the baltic in the more and your sea. in the legal order they generally assigned specific locations for dumping the ordinance was transported to the coast and thrown into the sea. 50000 tons landed in a dumping site in the kiel fiord for example and there are others too that's probably a lot of things. but there was also the problem of on route dumping. the people tasked with the job were paid per journey. and would use the opportunity to dispose of items along the way so

fiber shell on the outside. it offered no ballistics protection. it also included the communications gear that the crew would use to communicate inside the tank. that would consist of the headsets you see here. these cables would plug into communications boxes. that would give their crew the capability to talk to one another inside the tank. it would tell the gunner to engage targets. this is a common piece of equipment for all crews. tehrethere were some other things that were available. there was a winter combat uniform. overalls and a special tanker jacket. this is a top for the winter combat uniform. they are commonly referred to as tanker jackets. pockets lining them. they were most common among the armor crews. we have some of the weapons that would've been common in the armored vehicles. inside the armored vehicles, there were submachine guns that the crews were armed with if they had to get on a tank. this is one of those m3 submachine guns. it was a 45 caliber machine gun. very easy to mass-produce these things. .45 caliber. it fire the sa

the key stock there royal dutch shell. let's show you how shares are trading in shell this morning.n before 5% we've bounced off the ultimate lows this morning. shell has slashed its dividend for the first time since the 1940s in the effort to shore up their losses they've also suspended the next trunch of the share buyback. share holders in this company have been in this stock for its dividend it goes to show the severity of the impact that not only the coronavirus lockdowns are having on the company but also the plunge in oil prices we've seen. back to you. >> getting squeezes there. thank you. let's go to beijing. eunice yoon joining us from china. they've got some economic data talking about life returning to a semblance of normal. what does economic data look like >> it didn't look very good. there are two surveys that come out. unofficial and official one. it showed that china's factories didn't fair as well as many had happened pmi activity showed that it had expanded slightly. looking at small and medium sized companies contracted showing net or new export orders shrinking.

andrew: our own shells. our own shells. something happened, some of the shrapnel went through a tent. it did not hit anybody, somehow they got off track a little bit and there were some fragments and shells close by. too close for comfort. particularly when it goes through the tent. where was this, did you recall? that was very early -- andrew: in arielle, i believe. someplace in there i would have , to go back, but there was shrapnel. i am almost certain it was arielle. on detachedff service, i was not involved in that part. interviewer: so after that, you continued onward going to germany. andrew: we went from arielle -- interviewer: to belgium. andrew: yeah, to belgium, we went to arielle, we went to saint severe, france. then we went to upin, and belgium. from there, we went to eshweiler. we were the first if actuation hospital -- evacuation hospital across the rhine. we went across on a pontoon and we got to the bridge. i went by their 25 years later, my wife and i were on vacation. part of the deal, they say you are g

we've suffered huge losses here in our village many homes are destroyed by the shelling the world is fighting a coronavirus pandemic while we people living on the border have to also face this pandemic of routine shelling over. at least 2 people have been killed and 4 others are missing after a dam collapsed in northern india it released a wave of toxic sludge several homes were engulfed and farmland has been swamped but dam contained ash more coal fired power station in much up to a dish of ok no in indonesia which is a ruptured 6 times since friday has sent plumes of ash into the skies wind blew the ash from an akaka tower to a neighboring villages but there's been no reports of damage in 2018 an eruption caused an underwater landslide and it's in nami that killed more than 400 people it's been 50 years since what nasa describes as a successful failure the launch of the apollo 13 mission never made it to the moon and an explosion aboard left 3 astronauts fighting for survival but the lessons learned have inspired a new generation of astronauts as mike hanna explains. a barely audib

government says it's retaken 3 cities from all of khalifa after us forces a response has begun to shell the capital tripoli. apologies to the director general to have a say is named properly not russia's president says the coronavirus situation is wise thing and troops may be called in to combat the spread bloody me a putin was speaking off the announcement of 2 and a half 1000 new infections that's the largest daily increase so far 148 russians are reported to have died with 18000 cases maybe gives you an issue up to look at the black each the as we can see the situation is changing almost every day unfortunately it's not changing for the better the number of infected people is increasing and there are more severe cases as well as i've said already the coming weeks will be decisive one of the 600 crewmembers who called the corona virus on a u.s. aircraft carrier has died the captain of the theodore roosevelt was fired for writing to his commanders begging for help to stop the spread of the virus on board soon after the acting navy secretary resigned for calling the captain stupid and n

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shelling from aircraft from attack helicopters. when a 1000000 of those who died were actually civilians and 1000000 innocent children and we've been having these works all of the basis the u.n. has for testers has protested you know a number of think about 18 buses in. the capital. for a cease fire. the u.n. secretary general has asked for a cease fire and they are. not the military market mr slick are they seem to be in a hurry because it's very. easy and it was much more difficult for them were doing the rounds. once the rainy season starts until it's really it's on a discreet of the darkness of the internet. not their own but also on the cover of darkness of the world's attention to go with a not so much to what was actually happening there for many people there i think your fear is more for poor ability what the military are what militaries do well no matter what about this because information to. prevent from being infected is not reaching the. until you mentioned before that the our economy it's been designated now by the go

a fiber shell on the outside with a leather liner. it offered no ballistic protection. it was just like a crash helmet to protect your head inside the vehicle. most importantly, it also included the communications gear that the crew would use to communicate inside the tank. that will consist of the headsets that you see here in the air flaps. these cables would go and plug into a communication box. there would be five of those, one for each of the crew positions. that would give the crew the capability to talk to one another within the tank. so the tank commander could tell the driver to go left or right, tell the gun or to engage targets, whatever. this again would have been a common piece of the equipment for all tankers during the second world war. there were some other things that were available. depending upon the weather, there was a winter combat uniform that was very comment for the armored combat crews. we'll lined overall, special tanker jacket. this is actually the top for the winter combat uniform commonly referred to as tanker jackets. pockets blanket linin

andrew: shell is a better word for it, some kind of shell, came off of a tank or something. we survived that all right. say, we were in building, andhool even though we had a big red cross out in the field next to the hospital, the germans came the ordinancebed .epot i was walking out of the room .asically into the hall there were a couple of nurses, we did not get hurt by the glass. we moved 200 some patients down. there was a bomb shelter in shorter, everyone as far as i could remember was removed properly and we took care of them down there. there whenus out of the battle was going on. i think we went to the town of n, we went toi or somethingy, like that. days.e back after two we started operations, and if i , we went back and almost immediately turned back and came back. again set up the hospital , we were not gone long. i sort of remember that we did .t and basically made a u-turn we started the operations again, on the 21st of december and we ceased operations on the 26th of december. the 25th of december is christmas and i was working the day shift. we were able to s

anything to poke holes in that shell will kill the virus. that's where or soap. you can break the shell and kill the virus. >> a friend of mine wants to know the products say they kill 99% of germs and virus. is there medical evidence that covid- of those? >> yeah. so first if you ever find a scientist that's willing to say something is 100% effective. i want to meet that scientist. i have never found any scientists who will say but it has been shown that soap and bleach and clo rox are effective on covid-19. now the degree of it's always related to the user. so that 99.99% is related to how effective are you at cleaning a surface? i'm sure you have seep the videos of the here's how to wash your hands. it's important with soap and water to wash correctly. it's not putting your hands under water and you kill 99%. it's a matter of application. >> all right. doctor, thank you so much for sharing your rej asearch and in. i want to caution folks what we're doing here is exploring science behind uvc light as a potential disinfectant. something that can potentially kill

s it was a fiber shell on the outside, a leather liner. offered no ballistic protection. it was just a crash helmet to protect your head in the vehicle. and most importantly it provided the communication gear that the crew would use to communicate inside the tank. that consistents of the headsets here, these go into communication boxes, five of those one for each of the crew position, that gives the crew the capability to talk to each other inside the tank so the driver could say go left or right, tell the gunners to engage targets or whatever. this would have been common for all armored crews in the second world war. there were some other things available, depending upon the weather. there was a winter combat uniform that consisted of bibbed wool overalls and a special jacket. this is a -- actually the top for the winter combat uniform, commonly referred to as tanker jackets. pockets, blanket lining in them. a lot of units were issued these, but they were really most common among the armored crews. as we move around the side here, we have some of the weapons that would h

this breach will drop and that spent shell casing will come out automatically. and it's going to slam up against the back of this turret pretty loudly and violently. the breach will remain open and they'll have another round at the ready to throw into the breach, should we need to reengage the target or take on another target. surprisingly enough, it's louder on the outside of the tank than it is on the inside. a lot of it's muffled, a lot of the con kucussive force and sou goes out the front. when that breach drops, the round flies out, the turret's kind of inundated with the kordiko cordite and smoke that's coming off the round. it's kind of a violent thing until you get used to the rhythm of it. one thing that's important to point out about these turrets, you'll see that when this turret is potentially slew organize moving 360 degrees in 15 seconds, we're standing in this compartment here, but you can see there's plenty of opportunity to do this with your foot or have a piece of equipment -- if you do that when this turret is moving, you'll probably have that

he has his ammunition back there in a catch bag to catch the shell casings as they come out. if you look at the top of the hatch right over his right shoulder there, there's a periscope that goes in there. it's just as the name implies. it fits up into that -- through that space and sticks up. and inside that periscope is a -- is a lens that has a rhettcal in it. he uses that reticle to fire that machine gun. now this one here, there's another machine gun on this side, this is the other m-1919. this is not with the main gun. this one is controlled by the gunner. he has some switchology in his crew station to control/fire the main gun, et cetera. there's a switch to fire the machine gun. he's ranging that through a similar setup that you can see up next to the helmet there. and that's how he's looking. one of the things you'll notice with that is because they're looking through a periscope, their field of vision is fairly limited. so the critical thing for the commander was, when he identified the target, he would have to lay that main gun on the target such that the gunner ca

and instead what you're seeing, joy, is a shell game, is a shell game in which there's -- there's a denatiegration of any vot method. first it was voter fraud. you remember he created a whole election fraud commission, claiming that busses of illegal people were brought into california, and people were brought across the lines in new hampshire and massachusetts to vote. it is a confusing shell game, and that's why we have to be steady at the till if we're to have a real and legitimate election in november. that means really focus on ensuring there are multiple ways for people to vote. that there is extended early voting, that there are more polling places, that there's mail-in ballots and that people can protect themselves, protect their health should this pandemic resurge in the fall by voting mail-in. we need all of those options available to voters because the shell game that's being played, the cynical shell game with our democracy, with those extraordinary americans you saw standing in that line yesterday, we have to honor them by ensuring that we provide all of the ways possible f

familiar scene supply lines across the country injured people taken to hospital after hutu rebels shelled the port city of her data more injuries to entails of the heavy shelling the hostess say the saudi u.a.e. coalition also bomb targets in all just had to and cider although the coalition called for a cease fire spokesman told our just era they have not agreed to it so long as the siege is not lifted we have all right through our missile systems our maritime air defenses including the drones you can to your target their military installations and industrial site is nothing but a continuation of your the coalition is just manipulating words either a total cease and hold or still sees an end to the siege or the war will continue. the saudi vice defense minister howard dean solomon said on twitter that the kingdom is taking responsibility to bring stability to the region but some analysts believe we are in the usa a looking for a face saving way out of an expensive war they cannot win and the un special envoy to yemen martin griffiths has called for all parties to urgently cease fighting a

shell was a key player.heard shell say, we are going to cut that payment by two thirds. notjust a small reduction, a huge reduction. we are seeing the knock on effect then of shell not being able to put out a dividend. lloyds as well reporting it‘s profits collapse for the first quarter of the year because of coronavirus. we have had the gdp figures for the first quarter for a number of economies around the world. it‘s disastrous. the suggestion is the next quarter is going to be worse. i think that's a concern. shall‘s shares have dropped by around 12%. it‘s a very significant fall that is brought the stock market down with it by several percentage points. lloyds is down as well. that is because of the coronavirus. they have had to set aside £1.5 million to cover what they think will be businesses and individuals with credit cards not being able to pay back what they have borrowed and they are worried that might increase depending on the state of the economy over the next year or so, state of the economy ov

residential areas in the libyan capital targeted by indiscriminate shelling the u.n. backed government says forces loyal to the warlord $34.00 have that are attacking the city in reaction to their defeat in the west of the country. people in the coastal city of sobriety cheering the liberation of the city by the government forces. and other nearby cities including sort of mine and have been also recaptured by the government forces. after the forces all controlled those cities for the past 3 years were driven out in 24 hours after heavy fighting. the swift takeover of those cities sees government forces changing their strategy from defensive to a fine sieve mood the balance has shifted true. for aerial support and turkish training has helped the g.s.a. and now they have already or maybe even supremacy in the air and they are undercutting the. line on all directions so brotha about 80 kilometers west of tripoli is a key city whoever controls it can move on many other cities in the west it also makes again in control of the international coastal highway easier. a key lin

from whichever side including of course the latest shelling but we as you know have been asking for the parties to cease fighting it's very clear that right now there are the 1st signs of growth in 1000 and factions in libya and we need to make sure that they can set aside their all military offensive and and work together in terms of being able to allow for us to to deal with with the pandemic before that comes out of control and so that is where our prayer priority lies coronavirus is opening up a new front in libya and the fall of these cities do they you and back to government is another setback to how after after he lost the strategic city over the last june. by eliminating the threat to tripoli from the western direction the government forces say they can now focus on repealing the house to the forces that tax insolvent tripoli but with continuing the shelling of residential areas it seems that all calls for deescalation have gone on her. tripoli. new york is dealing with the largest number of infections in the u.s. putting and enormous strain on its hospitals and medical workers

person has been killed in an attack on the health complex to tripoli 6 others were injured during shelling on the military medical authorities headquarters the building is reportedly next to a medical center that's treating coronavirus cases the attack has been linked to forces loyal to the warlord company for off top. saudi arabia's oil revenues of foreign by 24 percent since the start of the year the world's largest oil exporter suffered a deficit of $9000000000.00 in the 1st quarter global demand has collapsed and storage units in the early fall as factories stay closed due to the pandemic the oil glass is creating a strange spectacle off the coast of california as well brunell's reports now from los angeles. a sign of global economic breakdown floating offshore dozens of huge oil tankers sitting outside the port of los angeles each vessel up to 365 meters long is brimming with tons of crude oil but there's no place to put it what we have right now is a significant imbalance in supply and demand in the oil markets basically driven by significant demand contracts. and as a result of the

with whiting petroleum the former shell darling filing for bankruptcy. well it seems like the u.s. will not allow the oil industry to fall the u.s. oil industry is far too big and too important and encompasses the entire drilling in the strait the rig makers the offshore rigs exploration and production pipelines and refining so to allow to fail would mean massive bankruptcies and layoffs but most importantly it's a matter of national security and to allow the industry to fail while being giving up global control back to saudi arabia as washington scrambling for ways to protect the sector president trump has announced he'll be meeting with the big oil executives on friday to discuss a range of options including the possibility of tariffs on oil imports from saudi arabia as details emerge of a truce between saudi and russia traders still remain very skeptical as president trump has on more than one occasion exaggerated that we were quote very close to a deal when in reality there were just incremental news flow the pop is being sold off and brant settle ba

limited because of doubts the move will be enough to stabilize energy markets ravaged by coronavirus shell about its reports. on picket cooled his abandoned in vienna in stede the group and its allies meet virtually remotely agreeing to cut global oil production by the largest amount in history 10000000 barrels a day that's about a 10 percent reduction. oil producing nations agreed to the cut last week mexico wouldn't sign refusing to drop its output sorry president trump weighed in the united states in discussions with mexico so to arabia russia. dealing with opec nations. we tried to get mexico as the expression goes over the barrel trump then offered to reduce us production further to make up for mexico conscious that loyal prices could be terminal for america's shell industry. he tweeted sunday the big oil deal with opec plus is done this will save hundreds of thousands of energy jobs in the united states there are $10000000.00 jobs associate with this shell industry in the united states and that so huge constituency for president trump president trump doesn't need any more job losses

. -- shell had to cut dividends for the first time since the second world why -- world war.mberg spoke exactly exclusively to the chief executive. >> it is of course a difficult day. on the other hand, it is also an inevitable moment. we are basically facing two problems, one is the poor macro economic environment which is getting worse, but the other problem which is probably bigger is that we basically have a crisis of uncertainty, uncertainty about demand, about prices, maybe even uncertainty about the viability of some of our assets given the logistical issues we have. we have taken some strong and early countermeasures to protect the financial resilience of our company, and you have seen before we have taken a reduction in capital costs and operating costs, $89 billion over 12 months, but frankly speaking, these countermeasures are not enough to deal with the impressive amount of uncertainty we are seeing. the board decided it was prudent to reduce the dividends, and early this morning we have decided to reset the dividends to $.16 going forward, which is still a meanin

has been killed in an attack on a health complex near tripoli 6 other people were injured during shelling on the military medical authorities headquarters the building is reportedly next to a medical center the treats coronavirus cases the attack has been linked to forces loyal to the warlord or the 4 huffed off. a weather update on al jazeera then one of india's best known actors has died we'll hear more about the life and work of a phone call plus. i'm rob reynolds in san piedro california where a fleet of dozens of oil triggers are anchored off shore with no place to go will have our report coming up. however we've got some rather hot weather into northern parts of china at the moment pleasantly warm for the korean peninsula and also for japan a little bit of cloud there just spilling out some of the sea of japan that'll just flood overthrows more the pos of honshu nor the sections of the kid just catch for the most part it will be fine and dry that's certainly the case across a good part of japan 2324 celsius here so the temperature there for so less that heat in beijing $33.00 degree

production further to make up for mexico conscious that loyal prices could be terminal for america's shell industry. he tweeted sunday the big oil deal with opec plus is done this will save hundreds of thousands of energy jobs in the united states there are $10000000.00 jobs associate with this shell industry in the united states and that's a huge constituency for president trump president trump doesn't need any more job losses in the last 3 weeks alone we've seen 17000000 jobs lost because of the. global demand for oil has evaporated by around 30 percent to zuko that 19 planes are grounded streets deserted and just as the virus forced entire nations into hibernation saudi arabia exacerbated the imbalance ramping up its oil output in a bid to northcott's picher rival russia out of the market the glass seemed to us benchmark west texas intermediate promising from $63.00 a barrel in january to $20.00 a barrel in late march and more than 2 decades lower we see this as really a monumental achievement i mean if you had told us we can a half ago that saudi arabia russia you know states we're goi

look at exxon mobile, shell.shell agreed -- [inaudible] >> several countries go through these processes. we have resilience. i would refer you to modi and -- maria: the ratings agency. absolutely. i understand what you're saying. let me ask you this, this whole covid-19 situation, coronavirus has stopped the world in its tracks and, of course, we are expecting a severe recession if you listen to jamie dimon this week saying it's likely we will see a severe recession. oil is telling that as well certainly with where the price is. when would you expect global demand to start increasing again, when do you expect the world to be back in business and the price of oil to start moving on just supply and demand fundamentals like the airlines needing to buy more oil? >> you know, this is one of the fundamental issues that people have not yet -- probably the energy sector is the most hit sector. why because of mobility. i had spoken to some journalists yesterday and i was telling them that these because of -- [inaudible] >

. >>> talking about shell. royal dutch shell has slashed its dividend for the first time since the 1940s. siting a collapse in demand. shell added that the outlook for oil remains uncertain but expects the global economy to continue to see deterioration. bouncing off the lows but still coming under a great deal of pressure orange in focus this morning posting a 2% rise to 10.4 billion euros saw equipment sales drop in march as three quarters of the sales close in europe. they do not expect significant deviation from objectives in 2020 that's one thing you don't hear often in these markets they are sharing about 60% higher carlsberg is down. the danish brewer warned it will continue to see volume slide added that it has seen signs of recovery in the key chinese market shares are down just a touch below the flat line. basf has withdrawn outlook for 2020 saying it is impossible to estimate the length of the coronavirus pandemic the german chemical company warned that earnings could drop as widespread shutdown hit

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