he insists shell doesn't _ emissions in 2050. he insists shell doesn't own _ emissions in 2050. he insists shell doesn't own emissions l emissions in 2050. he insists i shell doesn't own emissions are on track. b, —— compared, we are on track to get two —50% by 2030. that is going to be measured, will be scorecards and part of my bonus is going to be dependent on us meeting that.— is going to be dependent on us meeting that. remember, these tar: ets meeting that. remember, these targets don't _ meeting that. remember, these targets don't include _ meeting that. remember, these targets don't include emissions i targets don't include emissions from customers using shell product. that is 90% of the total footprint. product. that is 90% of the totalfootprint. this product. that is 90% of the total footprint. this gigantic oil refinery is changing to make less carbon intensive products. they won't be good or fast enough for some people. they would probably like to see it shut down tomorrow. 0ur lives are still entwined with injuries reads like this, and if you have a pension,

van beurden insists shell's own emissions are on track. compared to 2016, which is a reference year, we have reduced emissions already with 17%, and we are on track to get to minus 50% by 2030. that is just going to be measured, it's going to be put on scorecards, and part of my bonus is going to be dependent on us meeting that. remember, these targets don't include emissions from customers using shell products. that's 90% of the total footprint. this gigantic oil refinery is changing to make less carbon—intensive products. that won't be good or fast enough for some people who would probably like to see it shut down tomorrow, but our lives are still very much entwined with industries like this and, in fact, if you have a pension, you own shares in shell and bp. but there are those who think we should be withdrawing our financial backing for industries like this. butjust selling up and walking away would be a mistake, according to the world's biggest money manager. we can't have that dialogue with companies if we're not invested in them.

van beurden insists shell's own emissions are on track. compared to 2016, which is our reference year, we have reduced emissions already with 17%, and we are on track to get to minus 50% by 2030. that is just going to be measured, it's going to be put on scorecards, and part of my bonus is going to be dependent on us meeting that. remember, these targets do not include emissions from customers using shell products. that's 90% of the total footprint. this gigantic oil refinery is changing to make less carbon—intensive products. that won't be good or fast enough for some people, who would probably like to see it shut down tomorrow, but our lives are still very much entwined with industries like this, and in fact, if you have a pension, you own shares in shell and bp. but there are those who think we should be withdrawing our financial backing for industries like this. just selling up and walking away would be a mistake, according to the world's biggest money manager. we can't have that dialogue with companies if we are not invested in them

shall, -- royal dutch shell will keep the shell. the market likes it. phillips absolutely battered today. this is on a situation developing in the united states. they had ventilators in various pieces of kit to help people breathe and sleep at night, there were problems with those. they had to remedy that and the fda is not happy with remedy. the market is beginning to conclude there could be fines, phillips smashed on that. then airbus. the dubai air show is on right now. it started yesterday and continued to monday. the real story out of that show has been a huge quarter -- a huge narrowbody order from a consortium of airlines led by europe's a320 family. they are back to narrowbody's. the question is what happens on the wide bodies. i spoke earlier on to gilliam fari from the -- gilly you for ready -- guillaume faury, the man in the cockpit at airbus. guillaume: this is confirming airline start to look at the horizon and we see the traffic rates going up. it is still a covid-19 situation. we are not back to where we were in 2019, but i think we start

shell has made these promises before. shell pledged to spend 6 billion between 2017 and 2020 on renewable energy. how much did shell actually spend? the answer is about half. ms. watkins, does this look like a huge undertaking to you? >> congresswoman, what i can tell you is that there needs to be both a demand and supply of clean energy, which is why we're working closely with our customers so that that demand increases over time, and we are ready to supply. >> to me, this does not look like an adequate response to one of the defining challenges of our time. this is green washing. shell is trying to fool people into thinking it's addressing the climate crisis, but what it's actually doing is to continue to put money into sos -- fossil fuels. mr. summers, do you recognize the following statement, ban on federal leasing would derail decades of u.s. energy progress? >> i do. congresswoman. >> that's your statement. how many of the department of interior's approved and ready to drill permits are currently unused? >> congress

the trust owned several shell companies in the british virgin islands. one held a family inheritance valued at $5 to $10 million. the isaias conviction was later overturned amid controversy. neither of the brothers responded to requests for comment about the trusts. >> what we found so far is that roughly 20 high-profile politicians and industrialists from countries ranging from ecuador to india, who have been in trouble in their home countries for everything from human rights abuses to banking fraud, moved their assets and wealth into the united states, under the noses of investigators. we're talking about people who have been in all kinds of trouble, accused of some very bad things, who are using this system to hide their wealth, not only potentially from the governments, and the taxing authorities in their home countries, but also from the victims in their home countries who might have a claim to some of that money. >> narrator: two companies are prominent in the leaked documents: trident, whic created ambar's trust, and the south dakota trust company

i lead shell oil company, the u.s. subsidiary of royal dutch shell in the netherlands. shell's position on climate change has been publicly documented for nearly three decades. as early as 1991, our annual reports discussed concerns about climate change. our first sustainability report in 1998 noted that human activity and the use of fossil fuels could affect the climate. shell has issued a sustainability report every year since, and the subsequent reports have discussed climate change and the challenges that it poses. shell has long advocated for governmental policies that will reduce fossil fuel demand, stimulate innovation in cleaner energy technologies and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and ensure access to reliable and affordable energy. shell strongly advocated for the united states to remain in the paris climate agreement and later to rejoin it. shell has a long history of advocating for carbon pricing such as waxman/markey which passed the house in 2009. shell supports a number of provisions in the pending infrastructure legislation related climate change and

the trust owned several shell companies in the british virgin islands. one held a family inheritance valued at $5 to $10 million. the isaias conviction was later overturned amid controversy. neither of the broths responded to requests for comment about the trusts. >> what we found so far is that roughly 20 high-profile politicians and industrialists from countries ranging from ecuador to india, who have been in trouble in their home countries for everything from human rights abuses to banking fraud, moved their assets and wealth into the united states, under the noses of investigators. we're talking about people who have been in all kinds of trouble, accused of some very bad things, who are using this system to hide their wealth, not only potentially from the govements, and the taxing authorities in their home countries, but also from the victims in their home countries who might have a claim to some of that money. >> narrator: two companies are prominent in the leaked documents: trident, which created ambar's trust, and the south dakota trust company, w

van beurden insists shell's own emissions are on track. compared to 2016, which is a reference year, we have reduced emissions already with 17% and we are on track to get to minus 50% by 2030. that is just going to be measured, it's going to be put on scorecards and part of my bonus is going to be dependent on us meeting that. remember, these targets do not include emissions from customers using shell products. that is 90% of the total footprint. this gigantic oil refinery is changing to make less carbon—intensive products. that won't be good or fast enough for some people who would probably like to see it shut down tomorrow, but our lives are still very much entwined with industries like this and in fact if you have a pension you own shares in shell and bp. there are those who think we should be withdrawing our financial backing for industries like this. just selling up and walking away would be a mistake according to the world's biggest money manager. we cannot have that dialogue with companies if we are not invested in them. by being

shell has made these promises before. shell pledged to spend $6 billion between 2017 and 2020 on renewable energy. how much of that did shell actually spend? the answer is about half. ms. watkins, does this look like a huge undertaking to you? >> congresswoman, what i can tell you is that there needs to be both a demand and a supply of clean energy which is why we're working very closely with our customers so that that demand increases over time and we -- >> ms. watkins, to me, this does not look like an adequate response to one of the defining challenges of our time. this is greenwashing. it's trying to fool people into thinking it's addressing the climate crisis when what it's actually doing is continue to put money into fossil fuels. mr. sommers, do you recognize the following statement? banning federal leasing and development on federal lands and waters would derail decades of u.s. energy progress. >> i do, congresswoman. >> that's your statement. how many of the department of interior's approved and ready to drill pe

how important are sea shells? lanthem how important are sea shells? when ou don't how important are sea shells? when you don't have _ how important are sea shells? when you don't have the _ how important are sea shells? when you don't have the seashells, - how important are sea shells? trawaw you don't have the seashells, you you don�*t have the seashells, you don�*t have the predator, and you have will other organisms that cause an imbalance. seashells are nice, they are important, they were used as money in africa, but they�*re also very important in terms of equilibrium. but it�*s quite hard to stop tourists, you can put them in your bag! sometimes it is sentimental, seashells are nice and they represent a little piece of a destination you enjoyed, that�*s the sad part about it but it is part of the ecosystem and of course, empty seashells sometimes are houses for other organisms which recognise them. look at them. but do not bring them home. thank you so much. thank you for this explanation on seashells. let�*s turn to afghanistan. tho

now more shelling in easton, ukraine is forcing out those who were left behind. ah, we stopped with breaking news, and israel is banning the entry of all foreigners in reaction to the spread of a new variant of corona virus. it's the most extreme of several new travel restrictions, but the spread of a new infection, maint self be out pacing those efforts with several countries identifying their 1st cases. the world health organization declared omicron, a variant of concern on friday morning. there are signs it could spread more quickly. that's because it has 32 mutations on what's called a spike protein. this is what the virus uses to cause infection, and it's what many vaccines are based on. but there are reports cases. one micron could be mild, several nations of restricted travel from all or some of these southern african countries, including botswana, where the 1st sample came from and south africa, which identified it. on saturday, australia became the latest to bring in restrictions at foreign decisions by the u . s, japan, canada, and others. several count

royal dutch shell is making a massive move right now royal dutch shell has two classes of shares one in the netherlands one in the uk, they have a u.s. stock as well. royal dutch shell reportedly changing their share structure they are leaving the netherlands, they will have one share structure, it will be in the uk they will have one headquarters, that will be in the uk, steve. they will be based only in the uk this is a company that has been in the netherlands since its founding in 1890 in its original form and they are dropping royal dutch from the name. we know they have been under attack from a climate perspective, their board, their economy in the netherlands you guys are getting the full headquarters of shell, as we will just call it, what do you make of the move do you think part of the move is the incredible pressure they've been under in the netherlands, forcing the ceo and the board to make some hard calls they're basically dissolving 131-year-old company out of where it was founded >> yeah. brian, you haven't thrown me under the electric bus at all. louisvill i love this

shell has made these promises before. shell pledged to spend $6 billion between 2017 and 2020 on renewable energy. how much of that did shell actually spend? the answer is about half. ms. watkins, does this look like a huge undertaking to you? >> congresswoman, what i can tell you is that there needs to be both a demand and a supply of clean energy which is why we're working very closely with our customers so that that demand increases over time and we -- >> ms. watkins, to me, this does not look like an adequate response to one of the defining challenges of our time. this is greenwashing. shell is trying to fool people into thinking it is addressing the climate crisis, when what it is actually doing is to continue to put money into fossil fuels. mr. sommers, do you recognize the following statement? banning federal leasing and development on federal lands and waters would derail decades of u.s. energy progress. >> i do, congresswoman. >> that's your statement. how many of the department of interior's approved and ready t

apparently had two shotgun shells loaded and three hollow points. a capitol police sergeant obtained the weapon after allegedly fending off an assault from the man. "according to the charging documents filed in the case over the weekend, two capitol police investigators visited the man ae his home in shelbyville, indiana, on march 29th, and he had admitted to them that he had gone to the stop the steal rally in the capitol on january 6th and then marched to the u.s. capitol building. the man told investigators as they prepared to finish their interview with him, quote, i thought nan and i would hit it off." nan as in nancy pelosi. "i was glad i didn't," meaning i didn't find her. "because you'd be here for another reason.d 't and i told my kids that if they show up, i'm surrendering. nope, they can have me because i may go down a hero." so the man is armed with a revolver, a ridiculous oversized cartoonish revolver into which he has loaded both shotgun shells and hollow point bulletse he says he was looking for nancy pelosi inside the u.s. capitol t

one shell and a foot. this is what you eat. this is just a big, muscular foot that it crawls arounand holds onto the rock. kristin aquilino: abalone ha a really important economic impact on this state. they supported a lucrative commercial fishery for decades. they also supported a recreational fishery that brought about $45 million to the north coast of california until recently, and they support really sustainable aquaculture in the state. woman: the red abalone fishery was a major fishery, recreational fishery on the north coast for decades and are really critical for the culture of california for at time. we had to recommend to the fish and game commission that it be closed after several years of severe impacts to the kelp forest. lackey: it's definitely affected business, and my tours have been greatly affected for the ab diving. and they estimate that it's, you know, anywhere from $44 to $54 million out of our local economy, just from the abalone, and that really hurt. with business down, you know, considerably, less than

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again. he says, russia says it's recent troop build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back, as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages adjoining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha, stripe al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine. see don says 6 of his soldiers have been killed during an attack by ethiopian forces. it happened that an army post near contested border area in gas, or if states menissi says its forces were pal the offensive and inflicted heavy losses on the arms group. if you know his army chief denied his soldiers had any involvement in the attack. but so soda has more from county. the sudanese side here says that they the the cure p and forces and some of the militia groups that are loyal to the central government in utopia. how attacked did the sudanese forces that they have killed, seeks through the onions,

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again . he says, russia says it's recent true build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back, as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages adjoining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha strafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine poles that open focused on parliamentary elections 14 months after a tainted vote. cause riots that brought down the previous government. speaking to 0, president, saudi a jaffar of a said he's ensure the selection will be free. fair. and for your violence, he sat down with our correspondent saying, buzz robin cook towns capital biscuit. on the eve of parliamentary elections, curtis dance president saw their departure of said, his government has done everything possible to crack down on the long standing problem of vote. rigging on his watch, he says, results will be legitimate and post election str

apparently had two shotgun shells loaded and three hollow points. a capitol police sergeant obtained the weapon after allegedly fending off an assault from the man. "according to the charging documents filed in the case over the weekend, two capitol police investigators visited the man at his home in shelbiville, indiana on march 29th and he admitted to them that he had gone to the stop the steal rally in the capitol on january 6th and then marched to the u.s. capitol building. the man told investigators as they prepared to finish their interview with him, quote, i thought nan and i would hit it off." nan as in nancy pelosi. "i was glad i didn't," meaning i didn't find her. "because you'd be here for another reason. and i told my kids that if they show up i'm surrendering. nope, they can have me because i'd go down a hero." so the man is armed with a revolver, a ridiculous oversized cartoonish revolver into which he has loaded both shotgun shells and hollow point bullets. he says he was looking for nancy pelosi inside the u.s. capitol that day. he's

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again . he says, russia says it's recent troop build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, and with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back as in moscow, nearly and her fellow villages joining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. charles stratford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine snap poles of open for cargo stands, parliamentary election, 14 months after a tainted vote calls riots. the brought down the previous government. speaking to al jazeera president, sadie or jabar of has said he's unsure this election will be free, fair and free of violence. he sat down with our correspondent zane buzz robbie in congress downs capital biscuit on the eve of parliamentary elections. curtis dance president souther japira said his government has done everything possible to crack down on the long standing problem of vote. rigging on his watch, he says results will be legitimate and

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again. he says, russia says it's recent true build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages joining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha stafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine, known escalation, and the fighting between who the rebels in the army in central yemen has forced another 90000 people from their homes. they are now in displacement camps adding to the world's worst humanitarian crisis. is mohammed vol. i say is doing what she can to feed her 9 children. what when it comes to the fierce winter cold of humans? mary province, she stands helpless. the family lives in this war, now tent, in the summer camp for this place. people. this is their 3rd stop in a few months after they fled, there holds my luck. i don't know quite enough. my children are freezing to death. i'm s

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again . he says, russia says it's recent true build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, and with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists on their back as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages joining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha, stripe al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine. this is in careless, donal goes to pose on sunday for a rerun of last year's parliamentary elections. and the results of that vote sparked a revolution that unseated the government. and so former prisoner santia chapper off when the presidency by a landslide on friday security forces detained 15 people accused of plotting a qu, including politicians and former officials. speaking to al jazeera president, jeff ross played down the alleged plot and opposition to his rule. i'll embassies berrigan regarding the content of people yesterday. my that they are in sort of difficult not even politician, is the

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again. he says, russia says it's recent troop build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back, as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages adjoining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha, stripe al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine. thanks. a police have been deployed to the iranian city of is for hon. a day after process of a water shortages turned violence on friday. the police fire t, aghast to disperse stone throwers will then 60 people were arrested. a river that runs through the city has dried up. the government has promised to compensate farmers for their losses in drought. it areas, young people are being offered free, vocational training in the northeast of nigeria. officials in born of state hope it will reduce unemployment and keep more young men from joining arm groups and criminal gangs. asked me to address reports

into which you really can load shotgun shells. or very large sized bullets. and on january six, this year, prosecutors now say that a 56-year-old man from indiana brought that kind of a ridiculous gun loaded, brought it to the u.s. capital. here is cultivating a political dot com on what the man told him, police investigators, he told him to do at the capitol on january six. quote, and in the end a man quote which are carrying a loaded firearm on the couple of january six to investigators that if he had found the speaker nancy pelosi, quote, you'd be here for another reason. this guy is essentially saying that if i had found nancy pelosi that they, you guys would be here for another reason. meaning you'd be here to arrest me for killing. this man, quote, allegedly carried a taurus revolver which is capable of filing shotgun shells, two of which were in the ember with three hollow point bullets. so five shot revolvers apparently had to shotgun shells, and three hollow points. a capitol police sergeant obtain the weapon after allegedly fending off an assault fr

and we're going to talk a little later on about royal dutch shell, the company formerly known as, so certainly some big changes already. barbara, thanks for your time today. we will look for you later on. >> great to see you, kelly >> barbara humpton is the ceo of siemens usa. >>> still ahead, the persistence of covid with colder weather seeing an increase in cases, what is the fall-out for air travel and who will win out in the battle between homes and hotels we will explore that >>> plus, motor trend just named the lucid air its car of the year the ev startup reports after the bell today we have a preview of that. plus home depot and walmart before the bell tomorrow morning. it is all coming up in "earnings exchange." stay with us >>> this is "the exchange" on cnbc is complicated. as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself fr

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again . he says, russia says it's recent true build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages joining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. john stripe algae, 0 neville ski eastern ukraine. moreland, taylor, us, diplomats, intelligence operatives and military officials have now experienced unexplained neurological trauma. as for some of them to leave, korea is the body administration is investigating, but says it doesn't have answers to who is doing this. there is in the state department corresponding rosalyn jordan speak, see one of the earliest victims of what has become known as the have vanish syndrome. cia officer mark palmer, romulus, went to moscow in 2017 for meetings with russian intelligence officials. paula morales never thought he'd come back to the us with a career ending trauma

>> yes. >> that process you described would be way of ejecting spent shell casing? >> correct. >> i have nothing further. -- one would pull back, there, right here; correct? >> correct. >> and that would eject the bullet that was here, correct? >> correct. >> i have -- provided by the court from the back to where that charger sits to the end of it, is that a fair statement? >> yes, sir. >> to clear the weapon, you have to take it all the way back and let it all the way forward? >> yes. >> which is very obvious movement; correct? >> yes. >> takes time? >> yep. >> briefly, so if you just fire that gun and spent shell casing didn't properly eject, what would happen if you pulled the trigger then? >> it would go click, it wouldn't go bang sglchlts in order to fire the gun, second time after that, you have to do that [inaudible] -- >> correct. >> if there were any in the magazine, it would load another round and gun ready to fire? >> correct. >> [indiscernible] -- >> raise your hand, please. >>-- so help you god? >> yes. >> you may be seated. >> state your name and spell

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again. he says, russia says it's recent true build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages adjoining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha stafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine, australia's deploy more soldiers to the solomon islands in an effort to restore calm. after several days of rising. at least 3 people have been killed and an overnight curfew is in place. some estimates a more than 50 buildings in the capital honey, our wood burned down critic, self peruse presidents. pedro kasteel had been back out on the streets calling for his resignation. opposition parties are trying to remove him from power. the questioning his moral ability to govern, given his corruption allegations, doctors in the democratic republic of congo have noticed a high rate of birth defects, and ba

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again . he says, russia says it's recent true build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages joining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes, jaw stripe, algae, 0 neville sky, eastern ukraine floating close in less than an hour and cook a stone and parliamentary election just stays on the claims of fault of its very president started a job. he has promised a free peaceful election lost his election was disputed triggered rides from outside the previous government of cases, a bus roaming line for in bush, gac saying nobody voting has just closed for the day talk with through the day. well we're right up here at the finish line in bish check the polls, as you say are about to close. there's just about 40 minutes left for people to cast their ballots. and then the conversation will turn to counti

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is the fighting and shelling intensifying on a large number of congo. these children born the cobalt mines suffering from serious deformities who have a special report ah run sunday afternoon across europe at the moment where we've got the latest developments from the new cove at 19 variant omicron. now in the netherlands, health officials have confirmed the strain. among 13 passengers from south africa, they were on board to passenger flights from cape town and johannesburg, nearly 600 people on board. those flights that landed saturday. more and more countries are imposing travel bands and restrictions most recently, morocco, suspending all inbound flights for 2 weeks. and israel shutting its borders to all foreigners. a lot of anger though about these travel bands from south africa in particular, which says it has been unfairly targeted for sharing the data about the varied. we are waiting to hear from president cyril ramirez, also, who will be addressing the nation in the coming hours. so nice barker in london, keeping across developments for his na

i can leave her here because i don't know when the shelling will start again. he says, russia says it's recent true build up on the border poses no threat to ukraine. the fighting has got worse, with no sign of any lasting agreement between ukraine, the separatists and their back as in moscow, nelly and her fellow villages joining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha stafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine. even curtis fell on a, braving the snow and sleet to vote in a pile of entry election. president southern charles has promised to make sure this election is free, fair and peaceful. downstairs vote was disputed and triggered riots, but also the previous government. a correspondence and the thriving spoke to president southern part of in congress, dance capital, bish kick on the eve of parliamentary elections. curtis stones, president southern power of said his government has done everything possible to crack down on the long standing problem of vote rigging. on his watch, he says, results will be legit

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he called a meeting and a great big shell crater. being a corporal these individuals have come ashore with me. we had people before this thing over we had ceos and anyone doing anything we could get them to do. you just run out of people. i went out to meet with the first sgt and the gunnery sgt and whatever was left. we were in the shell crater in the captain is in the bottom of the hole. i can remember him being very frustrated just absolutely did not know what to do. he was looking for ideas how do we do this, how do we make progress and not get people killed? he was asking others for ideas. he looked up at me and said this is what somebody else told me. i do not know. but somebody else told me they looked over and said do you think you can knock out some of those with a flamethrower? i had no idea, some of the guys in the hole said i will try. so i guess i was a volunteer. he said he gave me two automatic rifle to rifleman their instructions were to protect me. i strapped a flame thrower on my back. and then a fellow was not part

she said there's been more shelling of mckayla by ethiopian fence forces. she said her office has had reports of shelling, summary executions, airstrikes resulting in civilian deaths. and she also made mention of the fact that this report only covered from june 2020 to june of this year. so obviously, anything has happened since then has not been in the scope of this report. she went on to encourage all sides to find a peaceful solution to this conflict. let's bring in san, you'll get it. you who then addis ababa, samuel, if you've been listening to that press conference there, tell us a little bit more about what was said. well, she highlighted. no, it's just one actor committed all this crimes. there was all actors including the piano, the fuel, they're going showing your highlighting the clock that victims that i've been talking to, the media talking to anyone who's willing to listen to them. i've been traveling to without jesse or i travel to my country. and also i try, i've probably to, to great, we've been hearing this allocations from the get go. and

globally, shell has a footprint the size of russians. the chief executive said shall transition to net zero as possible, but it will need money from the oil and gas business to pay for it. >> this business is going to be transformed. we will produce biofuels and we will produce hydrogen over the horizon. all of these things can only be done if you actually have a facility to work with, but also if you have the cash to invest with it. the cash at this point in time comes from our legacy business. >> it is not a legacy. they want to develop a new field in the north sea. how do they justify that? >> that is not gas. the demands are from our own resources. we want less imported from somewhere else, probably a larger carbon footprint. i don't think that is going to contribute, not to the balance of payments of the country, but also not to the carbon footprint of the world. >> they plan to spend four times as much on oil and gas as were nobles next year, which is why some doubt it can obey a dutch court order to eliminate their emissions by 20

however, as more details outline the basic framework, what i see are shell games, budget gimmicks that make the real cost of the so-called $1.75 trillion bill estimated to be almost twice

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in a great, big shell crater. being a corporal, individuals that i had come ashore with, i was elected as an mc oh. but we had people before this thing was over. ceos anybody doing anything that we can get them to do. we had run out of people. . -- i can remember him being very frustrated. just absolutely didn't know what to do. he was looking for ideas. how do we do this thing? what can we do? make progress and not get people killed. so, he was asking for others for ideas. this is what somebody else told me. i don't know. somebody else told me they looked over and said, do you think you could knock out some of those pillboxes with a flame thrower? and i had no idea, but i said, some of the guys in the whole said, i'll try. i guess i was a volunteer. he said, well i'll give you some marines. he gave me for, an automatic rifle. their instructions were to protect me. i started crawling towards the pillbox. another fellow who was not part of my outfit at all, about a six foot one guy. i grabbed him. i told him to bri

shell games. recipe for economic crisis. none of us should misrepresent what the real cost of a bill is. i mean, when you look at what he's saying, he's saying you guys are trying to pull a fast one over on me. you want to put back in all of the spending for medicare, you think i'm going to buy that. you think i don't see these shell games. i'm not going along with that and i could sense his frustration and anger. now they'll be the same frustration and anger orn the other side, probably cross the ocean there will be some frustration and anger as well from the folks in the administration. but, the lack of trust and we've been talking about this an awful lot over the last weeks, continues and it seems to me that it is about to explode here because manchin is effectively walking away from reconciliation from this big package for right now and into the foreseeable future. >> john harwood, some of the things that senator manchin brought up there, he's sort of frameds a mysteries. i'm not going anything until we could figure out

we start out of this shell crater to advance toward one of those tracks, hold the ground and the pillbox. as we got to the top, maybe he got frustrated or mad or whatever, i am still on my billy. i will crawl with that thing. i'm not going to stand up. he acts like he is going to run toward it and when it hit it hit the side of his helmet at about this point. we had steel helmets. pots, we called them. inside was a fiber liner and the bullet penetrated the helmet right between the liner and the helmet and went all the way around and when it did, it put his head around like that and through him back into the shell crater. he was getting ready to go someplace and i called back down where he was but i couldn't see any blood or anything. his helmet was still on. i should command kept yelling are you all right? are you hurt? finally he puts up his eyeballs, rolled around for a little while and got focused and he said i am all right. he took the helmet off. i don't know if he's living today or not but i bet he's got the helmet. we finally got close to that pillbox but i got the guy in the whol

and we crawled out, get in the shell crater, now we're going to go to the pill box. between these pill boxes there were about just hollowed out, and you could crawl from one to the other to escape fire. so they had holes that they put in the ground with a wooden top of it. but these little fellas were 4'2", maybe 5 foot. they got down, put the lid over them, they didn't know they exist. you push up the lid, pop you, back in the hole. at the time you drop over dead, you don't know who shot him. but rolling over that thing would suck the oxygen right out of that. he's gone. so we started out in this shell crater, advanced toward one of those traps, a hole in the ground. and a pill box that was above it a little ways. and as we got to the top, i don't know why he did it, maybe he got frustrated or mad. but i'm still on my belly. i'm going to crawl to that thing. i'm not going to stand up. i'm crawling. he jumps up like he's going to run toward it and one of them shot him. and it hit on the side of his helmet about this point. we had steel helmets. pots, we called them.