helena: a lot of shareholders are really not happy with skyhigh renumeration. bp shareholders have voted against a $20 million pay deal for bob dudley. the vote was nonbinding, so even though bp cut 5000 jobs last year and faced state losses on weak oil prices, dudley gets a 20% pay rise. he settled with u.s. authorities over the gulf of mexico oil disaster. the central meds -- the settlement pushed it deeply into the red. let's cross live to our man on wall street. we have been talking about shareholders of bp becoming angry. could we say shareholders at u.s. oil firms are looking for a change? guest: we are looking in the next couple of weeks to the earnings of the big oil companies and analysts are calling it a brutal quarter and that might not even changed in the second quarter. it depends on the size of the oil companies. if you look at exxon mobil, they are big in the refinery business and actually profits from the price of oil and they are strong in a chemical business. if you look in the energy and oil sectors, we will see steve losses over there and we