clip on how north korea is threatening a missile strike just after an ad for shell oil is. like having a segment on how important it is to just be genuine and be yourself and just just below you are just after an ad for plastic surgery and botox and limp implants. spray on tan or maybe a strap on dildo. polar opposite. anyway now play the c.n.n. clip the u.s. and south korea will be kicking off with yet another round of joint military exercises these are naval drills and we know the north korea has been very unhappy lately because the u.s. deployed a nuclear submarine to the region they've deployed an aircraft carrier to the region these naval drills kick off yes north korea has been on a happy. they've also been a happy because our president is a lunatic and some like c.n.n. doesn't know that they talk about they don't know what an uninformed man-boy trump is that's what c.n.n. is made of that's all they do that is the beans in their beanie baby that is all they are like like how much can they trash trump a lot of it rightfully so and then and not then go maybe north korea

>> the shell oil would have people kidnapped in nigeria. there is nothing you can do. you have to pay. >> it's very hard for -- we had a meeting with president obama. those of us who survived in the families of those who were murdered. one of the first thing he said, if one of my daughters was kidnapped i would do everything in the world to get her back. >> another time when the assistant director at the fbi, they took him and said you don't have any more credentials. you can't say that. it's not your son. it's not your daughter. when it is your son, daughter, mother, father or bother and sister, everything changes. >> political kidnapping. he was kidnap and released himself. >> up next, sasha abram ski. stay with us. >> a provocative look at the signs and psychology behind fear-based politics. jumping in shadows, the triumph of fear and the end of the american dream. good to have you on this program. >> glad to be back. >> a good book and title. fascinating to get into. me about the triumph of fear and whether or not you think fear has won. >> i never think fear won.

you start with an ad for shell oil and then talk about how we need national security you know other business has caused more death and destruction and measuring in this world both the humans and dolphins then the oil and gas business they are. the worst so to have to take a little c.n.n. clip on how north korea is threatening a missile strike just after an ad for shell oil is. like having a segment on how important it is to just be genuine and be yourself and just just know you are just after an ad for plastic surgery and botox and limp implants. spray on tan or maybe a strap on dildo. polar opposite. anyway now play the c.n.n. clip the u.s. and south korea will be kicking off with yet another round of joint military exercises these are naval drills and we know the north korea has been very unhappy lately because the u.s. deployed a nuclear submarine to the region they've deployed an aircraft carrier to the region these naval drills kick off yes north korea has been on a happy. they've also been a happy because our president is a lunatic and some like c.n.n. doesn't know that they talk about

clip on how north korea is threatening a missile strike just after an ad for shell oil is. like having a segment on how important it is to just be genuine and be yourself and just just you are just after an ad for plastic surgery and botox and limp implants. spray on tan or maybe a strap on dildo. polar opposite. anyway now play the c.n.n. clip the u.s. and south korea will be kicking off with yet another round of joint military exercises these are naval drills and we know the north korea has been very unhappy lately because the u.s. deployed a nuclear submarine to the region they've deployed an aircraft carrier to the region these naval drills kick off yes north korea has been on a happy. they've also been a happy because our president is a lunatic and some like c.n.n. doesn't know that they talk about they don't know what an uninformed man-boy trump is that's what c.n.n. is made of that's all they do that is the beans in their beanie baby that is all they are like like how much can they trash trump a lot of it rightfully so and then and not then go maybe north korea's got

object of hiltje's ire is a company called nam, a joint venture of the dutch state and the shell and exxon oilas multinationals. its spokesman explains that natural gas has been extracted here since 1960. now, the ground is giving way. over the years, the gas has brought in 300 billion euros in revenues. but none of that money was put in reserve for potential damages. >> the groningen gas field has made the dutch state a lot of money over many decades. the money went into state coffers, but now it's been spent on infrastructure, public expenditures and the like. so it's been used to do a lot of good things for the people of the netherlands. reporter: good things for the netherlands, but groningen is left with a mass of problems. once beautiful houses have become uninhabitable. margreet kraak and her family now live in this container -- furnished by the natural gas company. they've had to trade their country estate for temporary quarters. margreet is furious that her children have to grow up like this, and constantly worries that something even worse could happen. margreet: it goes on night and

of a contaminated fishing community nigeria has finally started almost ten years off the two oil spills shells fifty five year old pipeline ruptured and spilled millions of liters of crude oil i might address from poets from the nine developed a. jot of the most hated man gross one piece being prepared for restoration in nigeria's delta. this used to be the breeding ground for fish and other marine creatures for months now these workers have been clearing sludge and other contaminants it's about trying to mop up that oil which is which is free within the environment within the mangroves on the water but i think more important than that phase one is about quantifying and designing the more robust phase two cleanup which will be about physically agitating cleaning flushing and where necessary exit to treatment of the sediments mike was part of the united nations environment team that reported on the extent of the pollution progress is slow after moving to top soil and the debris workers try to wash the oil from the mud and riverbed then the potent oil is from by the booms installed right over th

former shell oil president john hofmeister is with us.e world's dominant energy producer? >> i think in the medium-term future it's highly likely if we take the right steps. and the president is off to a pretty good start, from my point of view. particularly when the previous administration was trying to handicap the oil and gas industry and make it very, very difficult to keep gas affordable. i think this president has seen where some of the duplicative and redundant regulates at the federal level simply need to go away. they weren't necessary to begin with, they were installed to make oil more expensive. now dismantling that is the right thing to do, but we're a long ways, stuart, from energy independence. we import seven million barrels a day in this country, i don't call that energy dominant. stuart: but if we gave free rein to our frakers to get the oil which is beneath our own territory, could we become energy independent? >> we absolutely have the supply, but there's a structural change we need to make. we need to start using our p

. >> the storm is already impacting the oil industry, exxon and shell have shut down some facilities in the gulf and some production is already off line. >>> and while states along the gulf coast are bracing for weather from nate. become here at home we are dealing with unseasonably high temperatures again. sky 6 hd look agent at the center city skyline. we could see remnants of tropical storm nate next week. latest from melissa magee in the storm center. >> we get into early monday into tuesday, we could find changes and tropical moisture as a result of nate. working its way into our region. but as far as the latest with tropical storm nate. maximum sustained winds 50 miles per hour moving north-northwest at 14 miles per hour. right now still in the north western caribbean of that region. moving over the yucatÁn peninsula later this evening. as far as the track with nate we'll take a closer look and you see we are tracking the storm system as it moves to the north-northwest. in an environment with little wind shear and this will strengthen through the rest of our weekend. 127 miles

shell and the oil bust that started in 2014.think that the markets have become more balanced. the u.s. stockpiles peaked in march about 400 -- peaked in march, and they're down about 15% to 456 million barrels from the march high. so i think the drawing down the u.s. stockpile shows that the market is now more towards undersupply than oversupply, which is what caused oil to, you know -- the precipitous fall that happened in 2014 and 2015. so i think we're just entering an inflection point and a point where the market is undersupplied with crude. >> well, we've been talking about tax reform all day today because, of course, last night the door was open because senate republicans were able to pass a budget in some form but now has to be tweaked by the house and back to the senate. but putting that aside, what would tax reform mean for the oil and energy industry and companies like yourself? >> sure. well, i think, you know, for our industry specifically, i think the idc is the intangible drilling cost being able to deduct that is

a contaminated fishing community in ones urea has finally started almost ten years after to oil spills shells fifty five year old pipeline ruptured and spilled millions of liters of crude oil off minidress reports from bodo in the niger delta . and it was teated many groups who are being prepared for restoration in nigeria's delta this used to be the breeding ground for fish and other marine creatures for months now these workers have been clearing sludge and other contaminants it's about trying to mop up that oil which is which is free within the environment within the mangroves on the water but i think more important than that phase one is about quantifying and designing the more robust phase two cleanup which will be about physically agitating cleaning flushing and where necessary execute treatment of the sediments might was part of the united nations environment team that reported on the extent of the pollution. progress is slow. after removing the top soil and the devery workers try to wash the oil from the mud and riverbed then the poaching oil is trapped by the booms installed right ov

and the storm's already impacting the oil industry. exxon and shellhut down some falls in the gulf, about 15% of local production already offline. power outage rather than flooding are the big concern with this storm guard is already mobilized. we have more on the storm's track in just a few minutes. >>> but first we have new details about the las vegas shooting rampage. >> the killer may have planned to target other cities, meanwhile, as investigators search for more clues at the crime scene the gun control debate is heating up with that new statement from the nra overnight. abc's serena marshall has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane, ron. and as police continue to unravel the shooter's past in search of a motive they discovered he may have targeted other music festivals not just in las vegas but as far away as boston and chicago. in las vegas, thousands gathering to pay tribute. ♪ charleston hartfield, one of the 58 lives taken in the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. >> we have officials identified all 58 victims.

storm impacting the oil industry. exxon and shell have shut down some facilities. off-line.could reach hurricane status tomorrow afternoon. watching it very closely. larry: thousands coming together a fallengas to honor hero. he served in the army and was off duty when bullets started to fly. while helping others, he was killed by gunfire. >> he demanded respect. about -- some things there was something about the way he carried himself. larry: another vigil to remember a west virginia woman. the concert the past three years. friends and family gathered on the football field of her alma mater. autria: we follow the investigation. stephen paddock may have scouted chicago andons in boston. he may have been planning other attacks, possibly a car bombing. he killed 58 people on sunday. many injured remain in the hospital. investigators have not landed on a motive. larry: a worker and potomac accrues -- accused of inappropriately touching a child. he faces charges related to an inch that last year, in which a girl alleges she was grabbed by simmons. we spoke to roy simmons' father

if you're talking about oil and gas, shell, bp, and financial services capital one, in manufacturingou have ge. they have been working with aws for a long time. they are moving 9000 applications to aws. technology, netflix runs everything on top of aws even though we compete with them in our video business. in the public sector, we have nearly 3000 government agencies worldwide using aws. we just have a lot more customers in every imaginable segment than you will find elsewhere. emily: that was president of -- that was the ceo of amazon's web services. coming up, we have more from our coverage of the geek wire summit. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: qualcomm was accused of fined a record seven and $717 million this week. qualcomm was accused of violating antitrust rules in taiwan and collecting licensing fees from local companies at that time. qualcomm disagrees with the decision and intends to appeal. we have more from our geek wire summit in washington state. i sat down with brad smith to talk about microsoft's impact in seattle and started by asking about microsoft's reaction to pre

shell. it is for a lot of these companies. i'll ask you a similar question. is retail where it is at for the major oil companies? ople like me and others spend all of our time obsessing about opec, obsessing about barrels per day as well. tell me why downstream is more important? >> many people would know shell is the biggest retailing outfit. the good news is we are growing in the last two years in markets, some of them are bigger like mexico. very important market, portugal, cypress. we are entering with the brand 100 year's journey has enabled us to grow this brand. this contributes and contributes all the time >> selling this is a terrible business for shell and other iocs but you're doing something else now and it doesn't seem and it was going to go the customers would like to have a good cup of coffee to pry for the answer it's huge growth now when i talk about, for example, coffee and i work for an energy company, i try to put across the point, i say, well, we like the black liquid which has a margin of $2,000 a barrel. immediately that can be translated into something that is understandable. good food, go

cheryl: oil producers including bp and shell shutting production and withdrawing workers from offshorelogist janice dean in the weather center. janice: we don't have a lot of time people in southeast louisiana, panhandle, need to be completing preparations. if we could go to weather 8, guys, okay, i want to show you the satellite imagery, we got the latest advisory at 5:00 a.m., still a tropical storm but starting to get better organized and if it doesn't interact with land, it has very warm water ahead of it so the chance for intensification is greater if it moves a little bit towards the east but we are looking at perhaps a direct impact on cancÚn and then become a hurricane before landfall, we think, somewhere louisiana coastline, alabama, very vulnerable to storm surge. storm of hurricane will be concern for a lot of folks. was affect bid katrina and hurricane watches are in effect in areas in yellow including new orleans area as well as mobile, alabama into the gulf coast. we will watch computer models but, again, a bit of a widespread here, folks from louisiana to florida panhand

. >> shell doing a bit of an electric slide. oil company with the charging firm new motion. it operates more than 30,000 electric charging places for the businesses in the netherlands, germany, france and u.k. nancy: the mayor has proposed another plan to been a all diesel coming years to reduce pollution in the capital. larry: new poll finds more americans think global warming playing a role in the weather. survey by the center for public affairs research finds 68% of the americans believe the weather disasters are getting worse. most think global warming is to blame. nancy: "7 on your side" to help you know your rights as an employee. we are with a panel of experts ready to help. and a great resource. nast it is. 703-236-9220. joining me is liz with the washington lawyers committee. what workplace issues are people calling needing help? >> we see wage theft. people are working but not to. sometimes they don't get the hourly rate or they get that but not on overtime. we see it on the construction site and the domestic service workers. we see workers paying them what they ar

all these oil executives falling over themselves to talk about how $50 per barrel oil was the new normal. we even had shellsor prices to be lower forever. now we have brent at $57 per barrel. what happened? >> we are definitely in a higher range now but perhaps that is not something you should get used to, because we do see these bounces and falls in crude. francine: we were down to below the 30's not so long ago and a i think the-- companies have been saying since this drop had started, since we came down from those 100 plus levels, that they had to get ready and get their business is ready to be profitable and to continue to invest at those lower levels and i think they will still be doing that. if they are getting $50 or $60 oils, that means a little more cash for investors. we're coming from a period where we had several years of little or no investment or money being pulled out, so that will have an impact toward the end of the decade, when some of those projects that should have taken place before didn't and there will be a lack of oil in the market. moves, a market that ,here are a lot of moving part

states has since become pretty energy independent you know because of the shell gas revolution so the dependency on iranian oil just isn't existant as it might have been if there weren't this big shale gas transformation in the united states but you know to be quite honest there are still nuclear options the sanctions fields i mean if they were to put holds on the ability for the central bank the iranian central bank to clear money that would basically shut off the spigot of the iranian economy to foreign currency that would be a big deal but as you noted that is not likely to happen ok i was going to say but presumably they could only do that through u.s. clearing yes exactly ok this is quite a lot in the to unpick let's start with the whole notion of certification which seems to imply there was a reluctance. on the part of congress or the republicans to to sanction this deal that done right and in fact that's not just the republicans and many democrats also voted for this piece of legislation that allowed for snap back sanctions because in congress there was on the one hand there's a lot of iran hawks to be

this is what the stores it's like the oil is sold in just a shell that's what i want to know but.of course it was scary i knew perfectly well that there would be girls working there who just crossed themselves when i tell him i'm gay i just bought milk for me and i want to know how things work here misdoings they gave me a discount here the worst thing is that i thought they'd start freaking out when you call someone that's what i was expecting so i get my mail go to the checkout and she says to me i want your channel. i watch you on you tube really yeah. i was expecting at least a bit of outrage from. this song. so that means anyone can come in and buy something. yeah that's his sign i can take it down but i don't agree with it if i were allowed to i would take the sign down right away. so. that changed everything was nice and also unusual it ended up being a cool video about totally reasonable people working for someone of reasonable. i get that this is a business came up with an image for himself and i have a simple question from the countryside and that's how he earns his mone

nate has killed more than 20 people in nicaragua costa rica oil producers in gulf bp shell shutting productiontforms, this we are watching for you. carolina panthers quarterback cam newton issuing a apology telling a family reporter i want to was funny to here her talk about football players' rou rout. >> degrading disrespectful, was not my intention, and if you are a person who puts a fist to what i said i sincerely apologize. >> coming late for one sponsor yogurt maker dannon cutting ties saying disheartened by comments, antinuclear weapons group is the winner of this year's nobel peace prize campaign to abolish nuclear weapons taking one-million-dollar prize called ican made up of hundreds nongovernment organizations working more than 100 companies are trying to push for global nuclear disarmament, headlines this jobs friday. >> thank you so much in fact we are about 13 minutes away from september jobs' report, what you need to know ahead of the release we got markets lower, ahead of the number on deck right here after this break. ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my name is jeff sheldon

shells into the ship. >> they hit storage fuel tank and when they hit that tank and set it afire when that oil just run all. fire in the sea and fire along our decks. first thing i heard after we got hit was abandon ship. >> the american leader was on fire and sinking. we had nothing but a few life rafts. we were in an enviable position. i had 22 people on this life raft. >> i can see it right now. i can see that ship going down. it's like setting out in your yard and watching your house burn. >> they were picked up by the nickels crew. they joined 500 other prisoners of the germans who's ships were targeted and sent to the bottom. for the next three months the nickel continued to lure unsuspecting merchant ships. on november 29th, 1942 third mate stanley willner and the crew were next. >> tell me about coming back out of india headed home. >> about 400 miles off of madgascar. it was real cloudy and dark. it was overcast. it was about 9:30. i noticed something in the distance. in the water hanging on the a piece of wreckage. i don't know hold w i got in th water. they said our ship sunk in 10 or 15 minutes

oil briggs are shutting down but the biggest factor our refineries, shell, things are looking okay, refineriesgger blow as we saw during harvey. neil: i notice the national average for gasoline is down from the height we were looking at a month ago, it was close to $2.70, now more like $2 and $.51 but it is up appreciably from a year ago. what do you think is the longer direction right now, these developments notwithstanding? >> oil prices have rebounded. several factors are driving oil and gas prices. you could see oil prices rebound slightly, in the backdrop the saudi's and russians are talking about extending production cuts. that is the factor with crude oil but long-term, gas prices have plenty of room to drop that harvey was so significant in terms of refinery outages it is taking a long time for gasoline inventories to get back to normal levels. expect the next few weeks to slow down with some limited exceptions around the country. neil: thank you very much. patrick outlined it better than i, the immediate refinery tends to be around the texas coast where a lot of them are populated. it

shell uk. it's a surprise isn't it, an oil company getting into electric vehicles?n how to continue their journeys. so for us #20ed it's a very exciting day as we launching recharge, our first ever branded rapid electric vehicle charger on our forecourts —— today it's a very exciting today. there are 26 million vehicles in the uk and only about 100,000 are electric, so where's the demand? well, if you look at how many electric vehicles were available ethen three or four years ago, there was only about 3—4,000 and there are over 100,000 available now, so the market is growing really quickly. we want to make sure we respond to customers as they make different choices about how they get around. for us, entering the electric vehicle charging market todayis electric vehicle charging market today is a very significant step. you are planning to roll this out in other parts of the world, aren't you? yes, there are plans to roll this out in the netherlands and recently we have announced charge points will be introduced in the philippines from 2018. thank you very much. and t

oil majors like chevron and chinese companies, and in europe we will hear from euro dutch shell.t of earnings on tap -- on tap. i wonder with earnings above the $60 a barrel level, will that elevate these companies back into -- as a bloomberg story on our terminal, are we at the turning point now? the rising oil can certainly help these companies, but many times the companies are hedged so that they do not move exactly with the volatility of oil. wet happens is, if the management is smart, on the downside they never fall as much as oil, but they don't rise as much as oil. you may have noticed that the companies have not risen as much as the second in the equities as the oil has alone as a commodity. do you expect that to be that way for some time? jodie: i do. it is a long-term relationship between equities and underlying commodities. a can change depending on how quickly the companies can put on and take off their hedges. the companies are trying to reduce the volatility from the oil and have other things that they need to do for shareholder value that may be unrelated to the oi

shell city with state t.v. reporting the troops have retaken vast areas of the oil rich region. at least two hundred seventy six people killed in the largest suicide bombing in somalia's history and once claimed responsibility for the blast of addition on soft. and venezuela's president nicolas maduro is heading what he calls an emphatic victory in regional elections electoral vote announced as party of one seventeen out of twenty three state ships the opposition says the results dubiousness that movement to resolve those who joins us live from the venezuelan capital caracas to meet us so these results will be a big blow to the opposition but we're expected to do much better in these elections. well that correct and where i am if you could see people faces right now or you would know how disappointed almost everyone here is the opposition headquarters people are basically in mourning before this resellers where announced i was being told by several members of the leadership that they were expected to win between sixteen and seventeen states while the only one five and one of the

troops have begun an operation to reclaim kerney shelled territories in the province of cook in a statement the military said it had already taken control of an oilnd gas company south of kirkuk government forces want to retake military bases and oil fields that kurdish fighters seized three years ago in the campaign against the so-called islamic state kurdish facials have called the operation an unprovoked attack local media have reported some fighting tensions have been high in the kurdish region following a controversial independence referendum last month let's bring in correspondent campbell mick diarmid here here he's in care cook and joins us now on the line good to see you there kemah can you tell can you confirm the iraqi forces are advancing towards kirkuk what's the situation on the ground. yeah i can confirm that for you we are we're in south cook at the moment we just actually drove south on the baghdad road down to where kids were holding the mic. positions until last night and we actually came across the rocky the forces who have advanced there is so that the peshmerga have withdrawn there is no line currently between coke city and

shell city state t.v. reporting that troops have we taken vast areas in the oil rich region. at least two hundred seventy six people have been killed in the largest suicide bombing in somalia's history no one strain responsibility for the blast in mogadishu on saturday. venezuela's president nicolas maduro is hailing what he calls an emphatic victory in regional elections electoral vote announced his party's won seventeen twenty three state governorships the opposition says the results are dubious. now the defense minister of the philippines has announced that two senior commanders have been killed in fighting in the south of the country is the. lead off which sees parts of the city of in may his fighters were assisted by the mouth a group one of its leaders on my mouth has also been killed government forces have been battling for battling for control of let's talk to jamila and she joins us live from the city jamila so what more do we know about the deaths of these commanders and how important were they. well daryn the news for us is being met with celebrations here the defe

shelling and rocket fire today with kurdish forces at the kurds' last enclave near kirkuk. the clash came just outside the autonomous kurdish region. the iraqi army advanced on kirkuk and its oillds in the wake of a kurdish vote for independence. a major new study finds pollution is killing an estimated nine million people a year, worldwide. that's more than war, disease and natural disasters. the medical journal "the lancet" reports that india led the way with more than 2.5 million deaths from pollution in 2015. scientists in new delhi said today the situation will get worse, despite legal action to clean the nation's air. >> because, as the pollution level is not going to decrease soon, and even with the various supreme court orders, we are seeing that a lower peak is coming, but then again, all the other sources are negating the effects of the supreme court orders that have come in place. >> sreenivasan: the study was based at the icahn school of medicine in mount sinai, new york. back in this country, a federal appeals court in washington d.c. blocked an undocumented immigrant girl from getting an abortion. the 17-year-old is being held in texas. she's 15 weeks pregnant, a

yes, it is not just you, oil is getting a little bit of substantial bump up today back over the $50 mark. we had a couple of days settling under it >> the general called on shellducer on the united states to scale back and to help with rebalance. now, some taking this as a sign as a shell player is forced to comply they are under no obligation at all to do so >> opec is probably going to pump more. >> the range that we saw today of $49.54 to 51.06 all and all of a little bit more than 2.5% move back to you, michelle. >> opec says let me shut down m well, let me do it >> lets meet the team behind the study, rachel thomas is president of leanin.org. >> thank you for having us >> your data tells us what we need to know they have children and they quit their jobs and stay home and they don't advance in corporate culture. >> do you got any answers to why it is happening of women and not with men >> you are right, this is a big store du study. we see the same thing every year when you look at the top of the organizations, women are one and five senior leaders and less than one and 30 of senior leaders are women of color >> why >> a couple of things, the work experie

run it too long because i think oil prices are the ones that are running ahead of the lean of what you see in energy company prices. ultimately, the battle is between shellith opec. opec is fighting -- they've been disciplining better. that push prices up a bit. probably get a bit higher in the next month or so. but into next year, we're back into a four handle. david: it feels like a tug of war between shell on one hand and opec and the restrictions on the other. we sort of seen trade within a certain rage. more generally for investors, is it more important where the level of the price is for oil if or is it more important to just not move too much? >> for brod investors, tom, we wouldn't -- ultimately, it's a cost production for a lot of companies. low volatility and commodity prices is ideal. you don't want to have the movement up and down. slow volatility gives you low risks premium. so the level itself, it's a bit -- it's a sector issue. higher prices is better for oil companies. it goes back to $20. we we'll see a lot of capital -- actually see a lot of capital prices going down. around the current level, low vol advertisement alix: we're getting a

think that shell gas does have the potential to power it economic growth in this country and it will support thousands of jobs growth in this country and it will support thousands ofjobs in the oilironment. the shell wealth fund is going to provide up to £1 billion of additionalfunds is going to provide up to £1 billion of additional funds to help communities, local councils are going to be to retain 100% of the local business rates they collect from developments. we will be bringing forward further developments during this parliament but this is an important attention new source but this is an important attention new source of but this is an important attention new source of energy but this is an important attention new source of energy think it is right that we use this and take the benefits of it for our economy, jobs and people's's future. i'm sure the prime minister the premises where the terrifying incident when a gunman held people at a bowling alley in nuneaton. will shejoin me and the honourable memberfor nuneaton in praising the excellent work of warwickshire police and west midlands ambulance service in ensuring the situation was brought toa ensuring the situation was