NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK - JUNE 17: (AUDIO OMITTED) Cars drive past BP gas station on June 17, 2022 in New Rochelle, New York.(Footage by WW News/Getty Images).

Police closed off traffic to a six-block commercial area after an explosion injured five people at a nightclub in Atlanta. This area was mostly made up of businesses, nightclubs, gas stations and restaurants. Police closed off the area before exploding the second, more powerful bomb. A federal task force that is now investigating the recent abortion clinic bombing, will take over the investigation of last nights nightclub bombing.

LONDON FEED OF NEWS AT TEN CUT STORIES ABOUT THE SALE OF BRITISH PETROLEUM STOCK. 14:33:02:20 Panning shot of the ext of British petroleum (BP) headquarters. Its windows are covered w/ sheets. Ms of a marching band. Ms of Marine corps commandos scaling down the face of the BP building and untying the sheets to uncover the price of BP stock. Ms of the price 330 pounds in 80 foot figures. Off air BP commercial. Ms of Great Britains chancellor of the exchequer Nigel Lawson at a podium at the London Stock Exchange. Ms of Lawson in a hallway. 14:35:05:01 CS about the problems of the sale of British petroleum stock. Still of labor leader Neil Kinnock. Still of Prime Margaret Thatcher. 14:36:28:17 WS of the ext of the bank of England. CI: PERSONALITIES: KINNOCK, NEIL (STILL). PERSONALITIES: LAWSON, NIGEL. PERSONALITIES: THATCHER, MARGARET (STILL). INDUSTRIES: PETROLEUM, GREAT BRITAIN.

Various scenes covering the BP oil spill the underwater rig leak, oil-covered water and birds, a beach with swimmers, and a commercial fisherman at work. Note Mastered in H.264 HQ 1920x1080 H.264 29.97 fps - All forms of HD and SD available.

2/6/2006

Item title reads - Commercial Motor Show. <br/> <br/>Earl's Court, London. <br/> <br/>High angle shot of the Commercial Motor Show at Earl's Court. M/S new streamlined petrol tanker made by John Thompson for B.P. A man walks into picture, clambers through small door at the front of the cab and sits behind the steering wheel. C/U man in cab, he looks up, camera pans to his periscope driving mirror. M/S new Bedford lorry, man climbs into the cab and sits down behind wheel. C/U as he climbs over the seat and into the driver's rest place behind the seats where he lies out full length. <br/> <br/>M/S Roadrailer truck. C/U hands operating levers, pan down to show the rail wheel moving down onto the railway lines. C/U wheel on the rail and starting to rise again. C/U wheel rising. M/S men looking at the Sandmaster which has been made for Esso. C/U sign giving details of Sandmaster, Rolls Royce engine of 300 brake horse power and 12.17 litre engine and 8 speed epicyclic gear box. M/S man looking at enormous wheels. M/S man climbing into the cab of the Sandmaster, pan to show fuel tank which holds 700 gallons. L/S of vehicles at the show.

9/15/2024

NAME: RUS ARRESTS 2 20080320I TAPE: EF08/0304 IN_TIME: 10:51:07:03 DURATION: 00:03:07:11 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/RTR DATELINE: Moscow, 20 March 2008 RESTRICTIONS: Pt No Access Russia SHOTLIST AP Television 1. Wide exterior of FSB (Federal Security Service) headquarters 2. Hammer and sickle emblem on the top of building 3 Mid shot of building 4. Close up computer monitor showing FSB web-site RU-RTR- No Access Russia 5. Various of the search inside the TNK-BP headquarters 6. Alexander Zaslavsky, one of the two brothers detained, giving his name to investigators 7. Laptop computer 8. Close of Zaslavsky, tilt down to hands 9. Close of investigators hands checking papers, filling in form 7. Investigator searching bag 8. Investigator checking papers 9. Officials talking 10. Various of search AP Television ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 11. Wide exterior of TNK-BP Headquarters 12. TNK-BP company spokesman Alexander Mikaelyants coming out of door 13. Cutaway of TNK-BP emblem 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexander Mikaelyants, TNK-BP company spokesman, reading from a statement: "TNK-BP is a commercial organisation engaged in normal and legitimate commercial activities. We are a Russian company and we work successfully on a fair, commercial basis with many other Russian companies, both state and privately owned. We operate strictly within the Russian legal framework and we do not condone any illegal activities, nor do we rely on unfair competitive practices." 15. Cutaway of Mikaelyants holding statement 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexander Mikaelyants, TNK-BP company spokesman, reading from a statement: "The company has never supported any action designed to contradict or damage the interests of Russia. We will continue to cooperate with Russian authorities to resolve any current issues using the established Russian processes and meanwhile, the company continues to operate and conduct its business activities as usual." 17. TNK-BP building STORYLINE Russia has charged two brothers with dual Russian-U.S. citizenship on charges of gathering secret information aimed at giving foreign oil companies a competitive advantage, the Federal Security Service said Thursday. The service said one of the men was an employee of TNK-BP, a major Russian oil company half-owned by British Petroleum and that the other, his brother, was an employee of the British Council, the overseas cultural arm of the British government. A British Embassy spokeswoman, however, said the latter man, Alexander Zaslavsky, was not a council employee, but a member of the "Alumni Club," a group set up by the council for Russians who have studied in Britain. The US Embassy declined to comment. Police searched the Moscow offices of BP and TNK-BP on Wednesday. "We do not condone illegal activities nor do we rely on unfair competitive practices," TNK-BP company spokesman Alexander Mikaelyants said, reading from a prepared statement. "We continue to cooperate with the Russian authorities to resolve any current issues, using the established Russian processes." He said the company had never supported any action designed to contradict or damage the interests of Russia. The searches turned up "business cards of representatives of foreign defence departments and the (US) Central Intelligence Agency," according to a statement from the Federal Security Service, or FSB. It was not clear whether either of the arrested brothers was believed to have foreign intelligence connections. They were arrested "in an attempt to receive confidential information, commercial secrets, from a Russian citizen" who was an employee of a leading Russian oil company, the FSB said. The information was intended "for the use of foreign oil and gas companies with the goal of obtaining a concrete advantage over Russian competitors," the FSB said. The arrests are likely to raise tensions between the Kremlin and Britain and the U.S. Russian relations with Britain have been especially troubled since the 2006 murder of renegade FSB agent and Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko, who was poisoned with a rare radioactive substance in London. Russia has refused to extradite the man identified by Britain as the main suspect in the case, and each country has expelled some of the other's diplomats in connection with the dispute. Russia ordered the closure of British Council branch offices in St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg this year. The council acts as the British government's cultural arm overseas, but Russia contends it is a commercial operation. Litvinenko was a close associate of Boris Berezovsky, the Russian tycoon who fled to Britain and received asylum after becoming a Kremlin critic. Russia has repeatedly sought his extradition. On Thursday, Russia charged Berezovsky in absentia with lying in his claims last year that Russian agents had tried to kill him. TNK-BP came under massive official pressure last year, when government regulators said it was not meeting production targets at a giant Siberian gas field and threatened to withdraw its license. The Kremlin has increased pressure on foreign energy companies in recent years as part of its effort to consolidate control over the country's largest and most important hydrocarbon deposits. BP agreed in June to sell its stake at the Kovykta gas field to state gas monopoly OAO Gazprom, but talks on the price have continued. Some observers suggested that Wednesday's searches could be part of Gazprom's efforts to pressure the British oil company into lowering the price. It added that another state energy company, OAO Rosneft, could also be interested in buying some of TNK-BP assets. Searches and the confiscation of documents accompanied a massive government crackdown on the Yukos oil company, which ended with an eight-year prison sentence for its founder, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and the transfer of its assets into state hands.

CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE - JULY 4: Cars drive past BP gas station on July 4, 2024 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. (Footage By WW News/Getty Images)

WGN - Chicago, IL, U.S. - Aerial view of BP Whiting Refinery after power outage and evacuation of employees, on Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024.

NAME: RUS ARRESTS 3 20080320I TAPE: EF08/0305 IN_TIME: 10:42:38:24 DURATION: 00:02:58:10 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/RTR/AP Photos DATELINE: Moscow, 20 March 2008/File RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST AP Television 1. Wide exterior of FSB (Russian Security Service) headquarters 2. Close up computer monitor FSB web-site RU-RTR- No Access Russia 3. Alexander Zaslavsky, one of the two brothers detained, giving his name to investigators 4. Close of Alexander Zaslavsky, tilt down to hands 5. Close of investigators hands checking papers, filling in form 6. Investigator searching bag 7. Investigator checking papers 8. Various of search AP Television ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 9. Wide exterior of TNK-BP Headquarters 10. TNK-BP company spokesman Alexander Mikaelyants coming out of door 11. Cutaway of TNK-BP emblem 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexander Mikaelyants, TNK-BP company spokesman, reading from a statement: "TNK-BP is a commercial organisation engaged in normal and legitimate commercial activities. We are a Russian company and we work successfully on a fair, commercial basis with many other Russian companies, both state and privately owned. We operate strictly within the Russian legal framework and we do not condone any illegal activities, nor do we rely on unfair competitive practices." 13. Cutaway of Mikaelyants holding statement 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexander Mikaelyants, TNK-BP company spokesman, reading from a statement: "The company has never supported any action designed to contradict or damage the interests of Russia. We will continue to cooperate with Russian authorities to resolve any current issues using the established Russian processes and meanwhile, the company continues to operate and conduct its business activities as usual." 15. TNK-BP building AP Photos - No Access Canada/For Broadcast use only - Strictly No Access Online or Mobile ++NO SALES++ Date unknown 16. STILL: This undated image obtained from a Facebook webpage shows a man identified as Alexander Zaslavsky, one of two brothers charged of gathering secret information by Russia. 17. STILL: This undated image obtained from a Facebook webpage shows a man identified as Ilya Zaslavsky, one of two brothers charged of gathering secret information by Russia. STORYLINE Russia has charged two brothers with dual Russian-U.S. citizenship on charges of gathering secret information aimed at giving foreign oil companies a competitive advantage, the Federal Security Service said Thursday. The Federal Security Service, the main KGB successor agency known under its Russian acronym FSB, said Thursday the two men were detained on March 12 and released the same day on the condition they not leave town. The service said one of the men was an employee of TNK-BP, a major Russian oil company half-owned by British Petroleum and that the other, his brother, was an employee of the British Council, the overseas cultural arm of the British government. A British Embassy spokeswoman, however, said the latter man, Alexander Zaslavsky, was not a council employee, but a member of the "Alumni Club," a group set up by the council for Russians who have studied in Britain. The US Embassy declined to comment. Police searched the Moscow offices of BP and TNK-BP on Wednesday. "We do not condone illegal activities nor do we rely on unfair competitive practices," TNK-BP company spokesman Alexander Mikaelyants said, reading from a prepared statement. "We continue to cooperate with the Russian authorities to resolve any current issues, using the established Russian processes." He said the company had never supported any action designed to contradict or damage the interests of Russia. The searches turned up "business cards of representatives of foreign defence departments and the (US) Central Intelligence Agency," according to a statement from the Federal Security Service, or FSB. It was not clear whether either of the arrested brothers was believed to have foreign intelligence connections. They were arrested "in an attempt to receive confidential information, commercial secrets, from a Russian citizen" who was an employee of a leading Russian oil company, the FSB said. The information was intended "for the use of foreign oil and gas companies with the goal of obtaining a concrete advantage over Russian competitors," the FSB said. The arrests are likely to raise tensions between the Kremlin and Britain and the U.S. Russian relations with Britain have been especially troubled since the 2006 murder of renegade FSB agent and Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko, who was poisoned with a rare radioactive substance in London. Russia has refused to extradite the man identified by Britain as the main suspect in the case, and each country has expelled some of the other's diplomats in connection with the dispute. Russia ordered the closure of British Council branch offices in St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg this year. The council acts as the British government's cultural arm overseas, but Russia contends it is a commercial operation. Litvinenko was a close associate of Boris Berezovsky, the Russian tycoon who fled to Britain and received asylum after becoming a Kremlin critic. Russia has repeatedly sought his extradition. On Thursday, Russia charged Berezovsky in absentia with lying in his claims last year that Russian agents had tried to kill him. TNK-BP came under massive official pressure last year, when government regulators said it was not meeting production targets at a giant Siberian gas field and threatened to withdraw its license. The Kremlin has increased pressure on foreign energy companies in recent years as part of its effort to consolidate control over the country's largest and most important hydrocarbon deposits. BP agreed in June to sell its stake at the Kovykta gas field to state gas monopoly OAO Gazprom, but talks on the price have continued. Some observers suggested that Wednesday's searches could be part of Gazprom's efforts to pressure the British oil company into lowering the price. It added that another state energy company, OAO Rosneft, could also be interested in buying some of TNK-BP assets. Searches and the confiscation of documents accompanied a massive government crackdown on the Yukos oil company, which ended with an eight-year prison sentence for its founder, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and the transfer of its assets into state hands.

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NatWest continuing to lend to BP in spite of climate pledge; ENGLAND: EXT Kelly Shields (Banking Standards, Share Action) interview SOT

COVER FOOTAGE OF THE LIMA MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR A WNT WOOTEN SPO SPOT ON ECONOMIC INSECURITY IN LIMA OHIO. FACTORY B-ROLL GENERAL DYNAMICS SIGN US ARMY - LIMA ARMY TANK PLANT 1:54RACK FOCUS FENCE TO SIGN " BEST BUILT TANK IN THE WORLD - LIMA 3:10 GENERIC FACTORY SHOTS - STEEL PLANT / STEAM RISING 3:44 NICE SHOT WATER TOWER: CITY OF LIMA / HEAT RISES OVER TRAINS 4:50 ROLLING SHOT GD / PAST TANK IN LOT AIRFOIL TEXTRON - CLOSED LAST FALL 6:06 FOR SALE OR LEASE SIGN ON FENCE - BUILDING IN BACKGROUND 827 LIGHTED SIGN WITH NOTHING ON IT 843 WS STATIC WITH SALE SIGN AND EMPTY LIGHTED SIGN IN SHOT 907 OLD TRAIN FACTORY WITH SALE SIGN - DELAPIDATED BUILDING / BROKEN WINDOWS / CLOSED YEARS AGO 9:41 MS WITH RAILROAD CROSSING IN FOREGROUND SUNSTRAND ELECTRIC POWERS SYSTEMS - CLOSING IN JUNE - EMPLOYED AT PEA PEAK AROUND 1500 1026 HEAD ON STATIC 1125 FOLO RUCK AS IT DRIVES PAST ** BP OIL REFINERY - UP FOR SALE 1630 PAN UP STEEL STRUCTURE 1713 CITY OF LIMA WATER TOWER / HOUSE IN FG 1731 TITE TOWER 1929 TRAIN MOVES PAST BP REFINERY 2047 ANGLED BP SIGN / PAN UP TO BP FLAG WAVING *** MILCOR / LIMA REGISTER - MAKE HEATING VENTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE FORD EXPANDING DANA CORPORATION

WGN - Chicago, IL, U.S. - Aerial view of BP Whiting Refinery after power outage and evacuation of employees, on Thursday, Feb. 1, 2024.

COVER FOOTAGE OF THE LIMA MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR A WNT WOOTEN SPO SPOT ON ECONOMIC INSECURITY IN LIMA OHIO. FACTORY B-ROLL GENERAL DYNAMICS SIGN US ARMY - LIMA ARMY TANK PLANT 1:54RACK FOCUS FENCE TO SIGN " BEST BUILT TANK IN THE WORLD - LIMA 3:10 GENERIC FACTORY SHOTS - STEEL PLANT / STEAM RISING 3:44 NICE SHOT WATER TOWER: CITY OF LIMA / HEAT RISES OVER TRAINS 4:50 ROLLING SHOT GD / PAST TANK IN LOT AIRFOIL TEXTRON - CLOSED LAST FALL 6:06 FOR SALE OR LEASE SIGN ON FENCE - BUILDING IN BACKGROUND 827 LIGHTED SIGN WITH NOTHING ON IT 843 WS STATIC WITH SALE SIGN AND EMPTY LIGHTED SIGN IN SHOT 907 OLD TRAIN FACTORY WITH SALE SIGN - DELAPIDATED BUILDING / BROKEN WINDOWS / CLOSED YEARS AGO 9:41 MS WITH RAILROAD CROSSING IN FOREGROUND SUNSTRAND ELECTRIC POWERS SYSTEMS - CLOSING IN JUNE - EMPLOYED AT PEA PEAK AROUND 1500 1026 HEAD ON STATIC 1125 FOLO RUCK AS IT DRIVES PAST ** BP OIL REFINERY - UP FOR SALE 1630 PAN UP STEEL STRUCTURE 1713 CITY OF LIMA WATER TOWER / HOUSE IN FG 1731 TITE TOWER 1929 TRAIN MOVES PAST BP REFINERY 2047 ANGLED BP SIGN / PAN UP TO BP FLAG WAVING *** MILCOR / LIMA REGISTER - MAKE HEATING VENTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE FORD EXPANDING DANA CORPORATION