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Question: OPEC Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo  speaks to the media during  his  visit in Abuja  Nigeria Febuary 27  2017. REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - OPECâs Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo on Tuesday called on U.S. shale oil producers to help curtail global oil supply  warning extraordinary measures might be needed next year to sustain the rebalanced market in the medium to long term.
âWe urge our friends  in the shale basins of North America to take this shared responsibility with all seriousness it deserves  as one of the key lessons learnt from the current unique supply-driven cycle â said  Barkindo .
âAt the moment we (OPEC and independent U.S. producers) both agreed that we have a shared responsibility in maintaining stability because they are also not insulated from the impact of this downturn â  Barkindo  said  referring to a slide in oil prices that spurred OPEC to agree production cuts late last year.
While OPEC and some other producers  including Russia have cut supplies this year in order to prop up prices  U.S. production has soared by almost 10 percent this year  driven largely by shale drillers.  Barkindo  said  he  hoped that new producers  not just U.S. shale drillers  would join production cuts.
âDemand-supply is returning to rebalance through massive destocking that we have been witnessing of stocks in OECD across regions in a very massive way â  Barkindo  said later  speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the conference.
âIn the past four months alone  we have seen destocking to the tune of 130 million bpd â  he  said.
The aim of the OPEC-led cut is to trim the level of oil in OECD industrialized countries compared with the five-year supply average.  Barkindo  said the stock overhang to the five-year average stood at 171 million barrels in August  against 338 million at the start of the year.
âThe speed and pace (of destocking) has accelerated as a result of anticipated and projected demand growth in the second half of 2017 to the tune of 2 million bpd. We are witnessing a fast return to a balanced market â  Barkindo  said.
Still  on  Sunday Barkindo  said OPEC and other oil producers might need to take âsome extraordinary measuresâ next year to rebalance the oil market.
World oil demand growth in 2017 is expected at 1.45 million barrels per day (BPD) and it should stay around 1.4 million bpd in 2018   Barkindo  said.  He  said Indiaâs share of global oil demand is expected to rise to over 9 percent by 2040  up from 4 percent now.

Answer: Mohammed Barkindo


Question: Skill was everywhere.  Patrick Kane  had  his  first multi-goal game of the season. Victor Hedman made a spectacular drop pass that led to a shorthanded goal for the Lightning. And the overtime kept the arena breathless until Brayden Point won the game at 3 minutes  25 seconds on a power-play goal.
Sandwiched around that were  Kane 's goals. The first came on a wrist shot from the left circle at 3:49  the second he stuffed in from a narrow angle on a 5-on-3 Hawks power play.  Kane 's breakout came after  he  had scored just one goal in  his  last 10 games.
"I guess you measure yourself by production  so it's never fun when you're not scoring for a little bit of a period of time  " Kane  said. "But you know you're going to have those stretches during the season. Just try to do the right things in practice  work on your game and hopefully it comes around."
 Kane  wasn't totally thrilled with  himself   however  after a giveaway led to a Lightning shorthanded goal in the second.  He  lost the puck and Hedman tracked it down  dropped it back to Ryan Callahan on a heady pass and Callahan set up Ondrej Palat for a one-time goal at 4:27.
"I have to be better on that play for sure  " Kane  said. "Make sure sometimes it's better to make the easy play and play it safe  especially that time of the game when you're up 2-0 and it's better not to get anything at all than give them one."
Brandon Saad and Richard Panik  two members of the snake bit top line  missed consecutive choice chances 5:30 into the period. Nick Schmaltz fired wide on a 2-on-1 and 1:51 into the overtime.  Kane  had a breakaway on Andrei Vasilevskiy that Vasilevskiy stopped with a pad.
"If you're going to make a move on  him    he  has such long legs  you're going to have to get it up "  Kane  said. "I made the move I wanted  just maybe got a little bit too close and got it up but not enough."
2.  Patrick Kane   Blackhawks: Had first multi-goal game of season.

Answer: Patrick Kane


Question: President Donald Trump lashed out with fresh anger about the intensifying Russia probe over the weekend  accusing Democrats of enabling a foreign adversary to interfere in the 2016 election and attacking the FBI as well as  his  own national security adviser.
In a defiant and error-laden tweetstorm that was remarkable even by  his  own combative standards   Trump  stewed aloud about the latest indictments brought by special counsel Robert Mueller against Russians for their elaborate campaign to denigrate the Democratic presidential nominee  Hillary Clinton  and push voters toward  Trump .
 The president  seized on Mueller's evidence of the expansive scope of the Russian influence efforts to claim that the indictments exonerated  him  and proved there was "no collusion." But the special counsel's investigation of possible complicity between Russia and the  Trump  campaign is continuing  as is the examination of whether  Trump  has sought to obstruct justice.
In a string of 10 Twitter messages — which began after 11 p.m. Saturday and ended around noon Sunday  and which included profanity and misspellings —  Trump  opened a window into  his  state of mind  even as  Trump 's representatives at a global security conference in Germany advised jittery allies to generally ignore the president's tweets.
 Trump 's latest attacks built on remarks last week in which  he  misrepresented the evidence revealed by Mueller.  He  tweeted falsely  "I never said Russia did not meddle in the election."  He  blamed President Barack Obama's administration for doing "nothing" to stop the intrusion.  Trump  rebuked national security adviser H.R. McMaster for publicly saying the evidence of Russian interference was "incontrovertible."
And  he  held the FBI responsible for last week's devastating shooting at a Parkland  Fla.  high school that left 17 dead.  Trump  tweeted that the bureau was committing so many resources to the Russia probe that it missed "all of the many signals" about the shooter.
One topic  Trump  avoided in  his  missives was punishment of Russia.  The president  did not spell out how  his  administration might seek to retaliate against the Russians or how it may try to protect the U.S. electoral system from continued attacks  which the nation's intelligence chiefs warned last week should be expected.
In fact   Trump  blamed the various domestic investigations into Russia's intrusions — as opposed to the interference itself — for sowing discord in America.
 The president  tweeted Sunday  "If it was the GOAL of Russia to create discord  disruption and chaos within the U.S. then  with all of the Committee Hearings  Investigations and Party hatred  they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. They are laughing their asses off in Moscow. Get smart America!"
 Trump  sent the messages from  his  Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach  Fla.  where  he  was ensconced for two days.  He  spent much of the time watching cable news  venting to friends about the Russia investigation and complaining that it has been driving so much press coverage  according to people who have spoken to  him .  The president  also surveyed Mar-a-Lago Club members about whether  he  ought to champion gun control measures in the wake of last week's school massacre in nearby Parkland  telling them that  he  was closely monitoring the media appearances by some of the surviving students  according to people who spoke with  him  there.
The White House is under siege for its handling of domestic abuse allegations against former staff secretary Rob Porter  which in turn has drawn unwelcome attention to its security clearance process and the tenuous status of senior adviser and presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner. Two of  Trump 's Cabinet secretaries — David Shulkin at the Department of Veterans Affairs and Scott Pruitt at the Environmental Protection Agency — are under scrutiny over taxpayer reimbursement for their luxury travel.
Meanwhile  salacious new accounts of  Trump 's alleged extramarital affairs have created headlines. The New Yorker on Friday detailed a former Playboy centerfold's claim of a relationship with  Trump  and reported that the publisher of the National Enquirer had paid the model $150 000 to buy the rights to her story. Also last week   Trump 's longtime personal lawyer  Michael Cohen  said that shortly before the 2016 election he had used his personal funds to "facilitate" a $130 000 payment to a porn star who goes by the name Stormy Daniels and had alleged a sexual relationship with  Trump .
Rick Wilson  a Republican strategist based in Florida and a  Trump  critic  said the president's tweets read to him like "a cry for help."
After visiting victims of the Parkland shooting and first responders at an area hospital on Friday evening   Trump  did not leave Mar-a-Lago until Sunday evening  skipping  his  usual rounds of golf at  his  nearby course in what aides described as a decision to show respect for the 17 people killed in the school massacre.
Instead   Trump  spent  his  time watching television  talking with friends and tweeting  aides said  breaking up that routine Sunday for a meeting with House Speaker Paul Ryan  R-Wis. On Saturday night   Trump  dined with talk show host Geraldo Rivera and the president's two adult sons  Donald Jr. and Eric.  First lady Melania Trump  also in Florida for the weekend   did not join  her  husband in the dining room  according to two attendees.
The first blamed the FBI for the shooting.  He  wrote after 11 p.m. Saturday  "Very sad that the FBI missed all of the many signals sent out by the Florida school shooter. This is not acceptable. They are spending too much time trying to prove Russian collusion with the  Trump  campaign - there is no collusion. Get back to the basics and make us all proud!"

Answer:
Melania Trump