so, director elliott, did you want to speak on that? >> supervisors, thank you for having me here today and again, thank you for the efforts made to move this out of another committee into this committee so we can move it forward more quickly. as you mentioned, every day these dollars don't go reimbursed to these operators is a day that they have less money to meet compliance we're asking them to meet. registration process was meant to serve as an amnesty process for operators to start working with the city towards compliance and ensuring that we see these operators move towards compliance and providing a fair pathway for them to do that is the only way that we can be successful in creating i legal market place in san francisco and reducing the unregulated market place that previously existed through no quality of their own. it is in the best interest to do this so i want to thank you guys for considering this today. i want to give a shout out to the many inspectors who have participated in this process and supervisor sheehy, these are

as my time with elliott wound down, he goes by elliott -- we talk briefly about the additional sentences he received for his final two offenses. stabbing nathan and trying to put a hit out on his prosecutor. he corrected me about my understanding that he had received ten years apiece. that was just the way it was structured. really it was two 20 year sentences, a plea deal in which the government knocked down the charges. i asked why the authorities were willing to do that. i think my prosecutor finally realized aisle bat -- shit insane but he sent me to prison anyway. that still got me hot. on the last phrase, elliott's voice dropped into a menacing register so cartoonish i couldn't help interpreting it as playful, like a seven-year-old threatening to blow up his school help sound just the way head when he illustrating the intensity of his family feeling, he had painted a vivid scene of quilling everyone in the room if his son was threatened. as we fired his unit manager to collect him i jotted a few last notes and tried to massage some life back interest my writing hand. elliott asked

as my time with elliott wound down, he goes by elliott -- we talk briefly about the additional sentences he received for the phone too two phones. stabbing nathan dunn and trying to put a hate out on his prosecutor. he corrected my understand it was ten years apiece. he said it was two 20 year sentences serving up consecutively. i asked why the authorities willing to do that. think my prosecutor finally realized i'm bat shit insane hurricane said but he sent me to prison anyway. that's still got me hot. on the last phrase, elliott's voice dropped into a menacing register so cartoonish i couldn't help interpreting as playful. like a ten-year-old threatening to blow up his school. sounded just the way he had other few hours before when he painted a vivid scene of killing everyone in the room if his son was threatened. jotted a few last notes and trade to massage some life back into any writing hand. elliott asked me how i was planning to represent him in the book. luke elliott sommer, world famous psychopath he offered, grinning. i don't know about that. almost wish i could be a dillinger

sanctions list for a fee to elliott broidy. just today ap records george nader that got broidy those contracts, mr. nader gave him millions more to bankroll a lobbying campaign in washington against qatar. that business partner of he w l elliott -- oh, my god. that was so cool. do it again. that's it? we can't do it at women. it just happens like that. never mind. the business partner of elliott's george nader, the guy implicated, nader, of course, is now a cooperating witness in the mueller investigation. he's been granted immunity by mueller. so nader's got immunity, nader is cooperating with mueller and all these stories are coming out about elliott bridy. you would think the rnc would be nervous having him host fund-raisers with the president. today he filed a lawsuit against qatar alleging its government is responsible for hacking his e-mails and documents and leaking them out to the press all in an effort to discredit him. the question of who on trained his e-mails and is parceling them out is a story in its own right but

the elliott indian bible. but the second, third, and forth bibles printed in america were produced by this man here. like the continuation of the story, he was a german immigrant seeking refuge from religious persecution. he came to america and would produce the very first european bible and actually the second bible ever printed in america. that was in 1743. when he advertised the bible, he said for the poor, there is no cost. he was a contemporary to benjamin franklin. they actually competed against each other. the story goes that he was critical of benjamin franklin's , so this kindtion of a -- not a war, but there was opposition against the two. the story is reported that because of that, when he was buying paper, he was told he had to buy -- pay for the paper completely, so when he was ready to produce his second bible, he went to get the paper, and the paper man said he paid in full or did not get any at all, so he has a paper mill and prince the very first bible printed with american-made paper in 1760.

also, the very first bible printed in america, the elliott indian. -- elliott indian bible. story of the people who came here specifically to reach the indigenous people. at that time, their purpose was the gospel. something new would be introduced and this would be literacy. the development of language and the opportunity to progress. saw the known when primer and textbook that was used for education and although the museum presents the story, this is part of that story. the very last thing that we have here is william penn. we were talking about earlier that pennsylvania was established seeking refuge from religious persecution. as we mentioned, they were seeking refuge, the catholics, the quakers, the baptists or anything that opposed the ideas of the early settlers. he wanted to tell the story of the good, the bad, and the ugly. the good came over looking for refuge from persecution. those who came seeking the same, if they had a different idea, they became the persecuted. it is a interesting story if you look at it from a honest perspective. point, we end this section.

where is elliott? you have matching goodies. —— you have matching hoodies. good evening, and honoured to be here. i believe in brexit so i have to get the organisation a bit of a plug so follow—ups please, and is a mixed race brexit voter i was deeply disgusted and defended by the leader of the not so democratic liberal democrats comments so can someone please educate vince cable that when we voted to leave, that means having more diversity and being open to more diversity and being open to more inclusive immigration system as opposed to what we have now. 0k, only one question elliott, because that was long. but it is interesting, it would remembervince cable and his spring conference speech, he made a comment talking about, a man he was suggesting and i cannot remember the precise quote but suggesting it was white voters over a but suggesting it was white voters overa certain age but suggesting it was white voters over a certain age who spoke up for chose briggs because of prejudice and it was interesting because vince cable is also the leader of a small

so elliott would use the geneva ande, develop a syllabus, translated the bible into their language. and for the so purpose of reaching them to convert them to christianity. findings came from england, which was the very first bible society for the propagation of the gospels. this is the first bible printed in america and is a highlight in our collection. want tolast thing i mention is this bible over here. producedecifically where they actually removed the story, so that the bible was presented to the slaves. the idea of god delivering them from their bodies, which the story specifically tells us in the book was removed, and they would not have the ideal freedom . a bubble that has been produced without hope. and wasout of london printed in 1808. it is known as the slave bible. just as you mentioned it comes from -- >> this is an entry stream one. we have a special exhibit, we call it a may see grace. that exhibit it shows other bibles that were created as a slave bible. we also have a very large exhibit. >> one of the very important influential bibles is the bible we are looking at

where is elliott? you have matching hades! hug mehedi! he's already proposed to someone. hug mehedi! he's already proposed to someone. what is your question i have two questions. i am from believing brexit, i've got to give us believing brexit, i've got to give usa believing brexit, i've got to give us a plug, as a mixed—race brexit folder i was deeply disgusted and offended by the leader of the next element. can someone educate vince cable when we voted to leave, it means having more diversity and being open to more inclusive immigration systems. as opposed to what we have now? 0k, and we are only going to give you one question, elliott, because that was quite a long one, wasn't it? it was an interesting thing. for people who don't remember, vince cable in his spring conference speech made a comment talking about... he was suggesting, and i can't remember the precise quote, but he was suggesting it was white voters over a certain age who chose brexit, because of prejudice. and it was quite interesting because after... vince cable is also the leader of a small political

elliott broidy is the guy who bribed them to get business for his firm. it worked. his firm got the business. he personally made like $18 million off the scheme. which is a good investment if he only had to put out a million. the only problem was they caught him. and in the end it was the state officials who he bribed who ended up going to prison. broidy himself flipped and went state's evidence. he pled guilty to a felony charge of rewarding official misconduct. so he was a felon. ultimately, in reward for his cooperation, he got to withdraw his felony plea and, in the end, just admit to a misdemeanor because he flipped and weaseled on the people he paid the bribes to, they went to jail, while he didn't. then the republican party named him vice chair of the donald trump victory fund for the rnc, of all the people in the world. his felony bribery charges were not even that long ago. it was late 2009. now that the trump campaign is over he has now since become the deputy finance chairman of the rnc, working in steve wynn's shop there, one of the other deputy finance

so james haskell is in the back row, elliott daly coming back in on the wing. with england needing to win to resurrect their six nations hopes,

elliott management, do you have plans to meet with them? we did not receive any formal letter from elliott with respect to their position on telecom italia. 5%, it is really the news flows coming from the company. on tuesday, we posted record growth and improvement in the net financial position. as well as the new plan for we 2020.ced guidelines for newsally, a set of good including the historic decision into a separate legal entity. anna: so you set out the results and what you are delivering for shareholders, no doubt we will touch on that more. but in terms of the activists, it seems they are criticizing vivendi's on telecom italia. youru envision changing relationship with vivendi as the result of this? -- amonish know, clearly compositions and maybe from asset valuations that ipo's.e maybe sold or i would say it is less than one year, i am a new ceo, the is before the results. we analyze whether -- what it means with respect to the company. you is telecom it how the best in years. 15 board members, and -- is on the table of telecom ita

one of the hosts was a man named elliott brody. elliott brody invites you to the fund-raiser. now we can tell you he did not show up for that event he invited you to. according to the "new york times" as scrutiny has mounted around mr. broidy, after conversations he volunteered not to attend. we should have known. we had noted at the time that it seemed nuts that the rnc was going to put the president in the same room with him right now given the clown car full of stories that have broken over him over the last few weeks. first the leak proposal that he would earn 70 to $80 million if the justice department decided to drop an investigation into the ma lay shan government. and then pushing the agenda of the united air of emirates. then it was documents showing elliott broidy pitching himself to somebody who could help russian countries get off the sanctions list for a fee to elliott broidy. and now mr. nader gave broidy millions more to bang roll a lobbying campaign against cutter in washington. that business partner of -- oh, my god. that was so cool. do it again. that's it? w

that spring board and along comes elliott management elliott's thesis was the stock had become too cheap they figured they could push management to make the business more efficient which is wall street's speed for putting the company up for sale if necessary so suddenly it seemed like all sorts of skeptic analyst were pushing the stock. and they were right. company delivered some strong numbers in early february when the market was selling off hard. the security grew at 32% while media was still down, management bullish about the future more importantly, the cost cuts spurred on by elliott are making a huge difference. that may be the tip of the iceberg. tom killalaa, the board -- company could in itself becoming more sufficient. they think they could get akamai's margins up. that would be stellar. plus akamai added 42 million by the enof this year. at that time, they accounted for 6.3% of the share cap and that is a real buy back that is not a sham or in name buy back elliott will keep helping bring out the value of the enterprise or if that value peaks or stalls then the company will b

. >>> the ceo of telecom italia says he welcomes a dialogue with elliott management and puts a joint venture with vivendi on hold after the company posts worse than expected full-year earnings. >>> and shares in wpp and publicics sell off as advertising is vowed to be taken away from the big agencies already struggling with disruption >>> okay our top story today, gary cohn is resigning as top economic adviser to president trump it comes after weeks of speculation about his position cohn was a driving force behind the major tax cuts passed by the white house at the start of the year he with you never comfortable with the protectionist policies pushed by others in the administration the recent moves to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum appear to have been a last straw cohn is the latest in a series of white house departures. the markets attention will turn to who will have the president's ear when it comes to business and economic policy. administration officials have hinted that peter navarro and larry kudlow are leading candidates to replace cohn navarro has strong protectionist vi

nicole elliott, director of the office of cannabis. it's really a pleasure to be in front of you tonight. i view you very much as a sister agency or brother agency, depending on how you want to look at it. i know a number of you guys are familiar with the office of cannabis, what led to the creation and the implementation of the office and the regulations, but for those of you who are not familiar, i'm just going to quickly run you through some historic context, historical context. so preprop 64, of course we had medical cannabis activity in san francisco. the activity that's regulated comprehensively was the retail side of it. however, the overall supply chain, of course,ist examine e exists in san francisco. so in anticipation of prove 64 passing and commercial cannabis for adult use purposes, as well, supervisor scott weiner put in place a cannabis state legalization task force, and that is that something that a cup of you guys are familiar with, i know, extensively. and that the purpose of that task force was really how the city co

. >>> there's an activist on the line shares in telekom italia ring higher on a report that elliott management is building a stake to counter vivendi >>> stockses in europe are bouncing back after what was a better finish for wall street. stocks stateside closing around some of the session highs as the dow notched up 1.4%. in europe we're now off to a positive start, three quarters of a percent on the border benchmark index. all individual markets trading higher decent performances across the indices. a slight outperformance from the tele market. the ftse mib up today after negativity yesterday on the back of the election outcome. autos are ahead by 1.6% coinciding with the geneva motor show there's been all sorts of fears around tariffs that lurked behind the trade, concerned around steel and aluminum tariffs in the states, and a tit-for-tat trade war. then finnish goods came into the debate on whether the u.s. would lob tack taxes on some of the t from there bmw trading up 1.4%. volkswagen at the head, it's trading ahead by 2.8 %, along with it fiat chrysler, a stock what's been volatile the

at elliott hudson couegein with children. at elliott hudson college in leeds, many agree action is needed. there are way more opportunities and a lot of investment down south and there is up investment down south and there is up north. and, like, maybe in the future they might bring it up north. i think for higher careers like politics and economics and stuff like that you do have to go to london, but i think the north is getting a lot at. the report acknowledges many parts of the north are thriving, and the apartments are education says more than £3 billion is being invested in projects to boost the economy there. coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the american adult film actress, stormy daniels, who claims to have had sex with donald trump, says she received threats to keep quiet. 48 people are now confirmed to have been killed in a fire at a shopping centre in siberia, dozens more are stil

why is elliott? you have matching tops. hug a hoodie, that'll such a long time ago. good evening. an honour to be here. a couple of questions. i'm from believe in brexit. i've got to give the organisation a plug. please follow us. organisation a plug. please follow us. as a mixed race brexit voter i was deeply disgusted and offended by the leader of the not so democratic liberal democrats comments. could somebody educate vince cable that when we voted to leave that means having more diversity and being open to more inclusive immigration system, as opposed to what we have now. 0k. system, as opposed to what we have now. ok. we are only going to give you one question. that was quite long. vince cable made a comment talking about, he was suggestion, i can't remember the precise quote, that it was white voters over a certain age who chose brexit because of prejudice. it was interesting. vince cable is also the leader of a small political party who is keen, as all politicians are, to build up their profile, particularly acutely for him. in retrospect they felt he was maybe too sharp wi

. >> so elliott brody based on recording today made contact with george nader during the inauguration. it was after that meeting that he got an introduction to the crown prince of the uae. the reason the crown prince is important, he has this strong and successful working relationship with the russian president. this is what the last administration had their hair on fire about every time you mentioned the uae. it was after that meeting that elliott brody took this idea to the president about an arab nato, which is what the uae wants a military force to go to afghanistan and other countries as opposed to western forces. the bottom line in the last hour, as complicated as this story is, elliott brody and his wife have filed this 40-page lawsuit and they're accusing qatar of hacking their e-mail accounts to spread the e-mails to reporters and tarnish their reputation. if this sounds familiar like taking a page out of the russian playbook, think about the dnc and the clinton campaign. the same strategy there. >> shepard: regarding this hacking, how did they get in? >> i'm going through th

hannah elliott tells us the best coupe of the year is the mercedes amg gtr. she says when it comes to supercars, nothing beats the lamborghini aventador s. these beauties do not come cheap. most are upwards of $150,000. if you are racing between holiday parties and dinners, and as long as you're not behind the wheel, pursuits has a helpful guide to wines under $30. check it out. >> the season is upon us and everyone is thinking about what to pour at all of those holiday gatherings. i'm here to talk about the holidays and wine. i picked three under $30. yes, $30. the first wine is a white. it is a 2016. it costs only $20. this is an exotic white varietal. what you need to know is that this wine is from an unusual varietal, and obscure varietals are very in right now. it has a fantastic aroma. it has lovely fruit flavors, which are very bright and crisp so that you feel the wine is bigger and richer and will go with something that is really quite serious. now we are ready for the red. it is the 2014 from bordeaux and it cost $27. classic bordeaux's do not all c

where is elliott? he is there. you have got matching huddys. —— goodies. he has already proposed to someone. good evening. it is an honour to be here. i have two questions. i'm from believing brexit. i have to give the organisation a plug. as a mixed race brexit voter i was deeply disgusted and offended by the leader of the not so democratic liberal democrats' comments. could someone please eddie kidd vince cable that when we voted to leave, that means having more diversity and be more open to inclusive immigration, as opposed to what we have now? that was quite a long question. if you don't remember vince cable in his spring conference speech, he made a comment... he suggested white voters chose brexit because of prejudice. he is a leader ofa because of prejudice. he is a leader of a small political party who is keen to build up their profile. i think they felt in retrospect that maybe he was added to sharp with some of his language. what you do key into is one of the things that the brexit campaign was lots of —— full of lots of different strands. an

he's the right guy for this job. >> dana: thanks, elliott. we're going to head now to the white house briefing room. i said there would be a briefing. here's raj shaw. >> including more than a dozen countries in the e.u. and nato and others around the world. today's actions make the united states safer by reducing russia's ability to spy on americans and to conduct covert operations and threaten america's national security. with these steps, the u.s. and our allies and partners around the world make clear to russia that actions have consequences. we stand ready to cooperate to build a better relationship with russia. this can only happen with a change in the russian government's behavior. looking to next week, the president will welcome the leader of astonia, latvia and lithuania to the white house on april 3. president trump and the three baltic heads of state will celebrate the 100th anniversary of astonia, latvia and lithuania's independence and set the stage for another century of strong ties between our countries. the u.s. baltic summit

nicole elliott, director of the office of medical cannabis. i didn't submit anything. this is directed the at a department of public health. but i'm here to answer questions. >> any public comment on this item? >> my name is matt osbourne. i'm here because i also attempted to discover how to appeal this permit, or whatever it is, frankly. i called -- or attempted to c l call. no phone numbers listed. tried to come down to city hall. office is no longer where it was supposed to be. called the board of appeals and spoke with somebody there asking for help because i was unable to contact who would give me the information of how to appeal this essentially. what i was appealing. i couldn't find the physical item or item number or what not. i called the planning department, since that's who i dealt with in the past. spoke to somebody there. we looked at a map together on-line that said it was not permitted and they said, yes, it's in violation of the permits that they have on file and would i like to file a complaint? which i did. didn't hear a follow-up on that. don't know

again, nicole elliott, director of office of cannabis. i want to do a quick overview for you guys of who we are and what we do and i'm very lucky to be able to do q & a with you guys. throwback to 2016. prop 64 passed with almost 75% of san francisco voters supporting it. so there's resounding support in san francisco. i'm sure that surprises no one. and in preparation for that, the city and county of san francisco put in place an office of cannabis. this office is a lot like the entertainment commission. we are for all intents and purposes, a very similar model and for the community, for that matter. but we're also put in place to help coordinate the city-wide implementation of cannabis activity. for those of you paying attention around fall and winter of last year, we put forward a pretty robust legislative package and that was to basically propose the regulatory system for the entire industry seed to sale. so it was a pretty monumental undertaking at the time. it passed in december and was in full effect january 5 this year and commerc

. >> detective elliott began to retrace jamie's steps on the night of the murder. jamie was taking time off from her studies at texas a&m and was working at a pizza parlor. her shift had ended around midnight. >> we contacted everybody on -- that she delivered pizzas to, and nothing out of the ordinary. >> after work, she'd headed over to a friend's house. >> he said they were there watching movies and she left his house around 4:30 in the morning. >> reporter: what time did you think that she was killed. >> we got the call, i think, at 7:15 a.m., so between 4:30 a.m. and 7:00. >> the male friend, a college student, was the last known person to see jamie alive. the detective paid him a visit. >> he was upset, obviously. they were friends, and had been for some time. >> the friend's grief seemed genuine, but something was peculiar. when investigators asked for a dna sample -- >> he said no. >> no? >> and of course we wanted to know why. was he the killer, or was he not? >> the detective was determined to answer that question. so he put the young man under surveillan

says it has e-mails that show elliott brody who is also a major fundraiser for donald trump asked the president to sack rex tillerson last october roslyn jordan has more from washington. the upshot of these latest reports on what two u.s. based business men may or may not have been doing in terms of lobbying the trumpet ministration is this the special counsel's investigation into whether russia had anything to do to try to throw the two thousand and sixteen presidential election as well as to exert influence on u.s. foreign policy once donald trump became president apparently is now covering whether other countries might have been doing the same thing there are a number of reports now out suggesting that two businessmen george nader and elliott brody both try to influence the trumpet ministration in twenty seventeen to actually take a harder line against the government of qatar as well as to try to get rid of the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson all of this in a way to basically try to bolster the u.a.e. as efforts to expand its political influence across the gulf region and acr

the italian newspaper says elliott has taken a 6% stake. it is one of mcdonald's biggest operational shakeups in years, the world's biggest restaurant company will use fresh beef for quarter pounder's instead of frozen. mcdonald's is looking for ways to entice customers. the sales have been rising the last three years. spacex is on track for a record year. the company launched its 5th mission of the year earlier in cape canaveral. it carried a spanish communications satellite into orbit. they are planning -- isejected takeover build hitting the department store directors against top executives. nordstrom's directors turned down an offer by the family -- founding family. the board told the would-be buyers come increase their offer or move on. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. now onto cars and the geneva motor show. aston martin is best known as the iconic car driven by james bond. the british carmaker is set to be considering an ipo in new york. this comes in the wake of president trump's steel tariff annou

at this time i ask erica elliott to provide an update on the lease and efforts for the sales force transit center. and please note, directors, that on today's agenda we have a closed session item to present in detail of the progress that we made in the price and terms of payment with the various parties interested in leasing space in the transit center. >> good morning, erica elliott from colliers. in today's report you will notice a continued movement towards more tours and more offers, our prospects are being called and brought to the center for tours. the response has continued to be very positive and interested, so you'll notice that the touring and letter of intent columns are getting larger by the month. in our status, you will notice at the far right that we have 35 spaces and we have 24 offers as of to date. our schedule we were supposed to by this time -- by the end of first quarter, which we haven't reached just yet -- we were supposed to have 13. we are at 24. so we are well on our way to making our schedule. in doing that our continued efforts prompting, campaigning and touring

elliott broidy obtained reportedly several hundred million dollars in contracts from uae since the trump inauguration in part because of his association with an advisor to the government of that country who is a frequent visitor out white house, a man named george nader. he was picked up several weeks ago by fbi agents who detained him, hit him with a search warrant on the spot and george nader has since become a cooperating witness for mueller's prosecutors amid reports that mueller is looking into the flow of foreign money into trump's political operation. now, i know the president's legal team are not considered to be the most potent drugs but which white house lawyers decided it would be a good idea to put the president himself at a fundraiser tonight hosted by this guy who is right in the middle of something robert mueller just arrested a guy for at the airport. trump campaign chairman paul manafort's daily life has just gotten considerably smaller. it was an order made public today by one of the two federal courts that's hearing multiple felony counts against trump campaign paul ma

elliott management has taken a stake in travelpoint. the hedge point believes it shares are undervalued and could be acquired by a private equity company. an 11.8%which owns stake, could be interested in a possible acquisition. there has been an appeal gejected by greenber international to sue the government for a bailout of ai., the government got 80% of aig's equity and assault stock for almost $18 billion. aig's largestof shareholders before the economic collapse. a cryptocurrency startup says it is profitable. on globaluses payments and cryptocurrencies. it has hired someone to lead finance and risk management. it is backed by goldman sachs and china international capital. alexa will be accessed by institutional clients to access research on wall street. it can provide prices on bonds and swaps. jpmorgan is incorporating the service after finding finance are open to this technology. -- clients are open to this technology. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. pershing square capital management, what is the plan? this is bloom

so james haskell is in the back row, elliott daly coming back in on the wing. with england needing to win to resurrect their six nations hopes, dyla n resurrect their six nations hopes, dylan jones would have wanted resurrect their six nations hopes, dylanjones would have wanted a much smoother start to the week. england play their final match of the shebelieves cup against the usa tomorrow knowing that a point will win them them the tournament. new manager phil neville says the teams performances in the competition show that the players trust him. but except that the usa could prove their toughest opponent yet. we tried to block out this came is a standout game and focus on hansen germany and leave much of the attention and build—up to the usa. i named the team this morning, and it was difficult to speak to both players who are not saying. because ultimately they want to play in this game but what i said to the players that are not involved is the other day i made six substitutions and every one of those made a difference. and i will do the same in the secon

captain dylan hartley and elliott daly are both fit again and ready for selection after recovering from energy —— injury. but not such good news for courtney lawes and nathan hughes. both will be out for the rest of the season with kneee ligament injuries they suffered in that defeat in paris, and both are doubts for england‘s summer tour of south africa. great britain are still waiting for theirfirst gold of the winter paralympics but for skiiers menna fitzpatrick and guidejen kehoe, it‘s been a hugely successful games with a third medal today. it came in the visually impaired giant slalom where they won silver — it‘s now two silvers and a bronze for the pair. i never get used to it, it is a com pletely i never get used to it, it is a completely different feeling every time we walk out. we skied really well, we work togetherjust like any other day, and the teamwork was perfect, everything was perfect. it was as a really great day. it feels like all the emotions suddenly settling it and you achieve. for me in particular, this is five years of ha rd in particular, this is fiv

had a fantastic shot none so farand so has he has had a fantastic shot none so far and so has gordon elliott, who has a couple in there. who will win? i will go on the side of are duke, presenting percy won a couple of races the other day. we have jessica harrington and robbie power on board, i think they can do it again. you can find out how these horses get on tomorrow at 3:30pm, live on bbc radio. burnley goalkeeper nick pope is one of four uncapped players in gareth southgate's england squad to face the netherlands and italy. pope's team—mate james tarkowski, plus swansea defender alfie mawson and bournemouth midfielder lewis cook, are also included. arsenal's jack wilshere and danny welbeck are also called up. with just three months until the world cup in russia, southgate insisted his players are not being distracted by the political tensions between london and moscow. here's our reporter ade adedoyin. 0ver over the last week there have been calls for england to boycott the world cup in light of the former russian spy being poisoned in salisbury. the football association said their p

kasper: elliott is building a space but the story is really about vivendi, naming their man of the ceo. they are trying tospace but they about do, combining distribution in europe. now distribution in europe. now clearly, telecom italia shares have not so well so elliott has jumped at the chance and perhaps disagreeing on the chance on how the vendee is running it. it will be interesting to see whether view will be. anna: we will watch those names. in the chocolate making space, mint is topical this morning. give with one hand and take away with another in what investors were expecting. kasper: the numbers arguably slightly could have been better, but they have half a billion franc buyback coming up. growth prospects, brazil and china. europe has been saturated. u.s. growth as not quite taken off in the way many would have hoped. we will see where this goes. anna: william hill, what are we watching for? kasper: a strategic review in january. it is early march, they have agreed to sell their australian units. it could be a positive news that they have managed to pull it through so quick