sun pipped horton to win gold in the aoom freestyle in this year's event. the chinese swimmer served a drugs ban in 2014 and is currently facing a hearing at the court of arbitration for sport over a decision to clear him of a further doping offence. fina said it "respected freedom of speech" but it had to be "in the right context". we got told that the athletes gave him a standing ovation when he walked back into the village stop you only had to go on social media to see the praise of the swimming world all get behind mac. it is something we all want to see, clean sport, that is notjust swimming, that his sport in general, we want to clean ā€”ā€” mack. it is one of those thatis to clean ā€”ā€” mack. it is one of those that is a very hard decision as an athlete. you have to stand on the podium getting a civil metal thinking you should be getting a gold medal. the athletes aren't going to stand up and say anything, thatis going to stand up and say anything, that is never going to improve ā€”ā€”if the athletes. it will never get better. and actually i think h

horton was making a protest about the chinese swimmer, who he's previously called a "drugs cheat". sun yang served a drugs ban in 2014 and is currently facing a hearing at the court of arbitration for sport over a decision to clear him of a further doping offence. fina said it "respected freedom of speech" but it had to be "in the right context". i won't share a podium with someone who's behaved in the way that he has. it's tough, it's scary to do, but nothing is changing, so i had to make a stand. they've been trying ten, 15 years of their life, clean, doing the best they can, and then there is people who behave like this and think they can get away with whatever. it's not on. the chinese super league has emerged as a possible destination for gareth bale, who's set to leave real madrid. two chinese clubs are reportedly interested in signing the welsh star with wages around a million pounds a week. bale has three years on his contract in spain. but he was left out of their preā€”season match against bayern munich and coach zinedine zidane said it would be best for everyone if he le

horton chairman donald r. horton called the spring selling season, qte, solid. june's strong sales read could indicate a turnaround but only if more supply comes on the mortgage and mortgage rates stay low. at this point neither of those are a sure bet. for "nightly business report", i'm diana olick in washington. >>> time t a take a look some of today's upgrades and downgrades. we beginonight with pfizer, which was downgraded to equal weight from overweight at morgan stanley. the analyst says that yesterday's spin-off deal with mylan may have inadvertently exposed a lower than expected earnings potential in pfizer's businesse price target, $40. that stock sells 6% today to $38.79. also at morgan stanley, micron was upgraded to equal weight from underweight. ths analyst s the trade tensions are driving short-term inventory accumulation right now. price target, $48. that stock rose more than 1% to 47.46. >>> still ahead, big pharma big profits. despite pressure coming from washington. ā™Ŗ despite pressure coming from washington. ā™Ŗdespite pressure coming fā™Ŗ ā™

horton described yang as a "drug cheat", after the chinese swimmer served a ban in 2014. fina said it respected freedom of speechā€˜ but it had to be in the right context. defending champion geraint thomas isnā€˜t worried that heā€˜s not leading the tour de france as the race resumes later after a rest day. after 15 stages, he trails leaderjulian alaphilippe by 95 seconds but heā€˜s excited about being in this position with less than a week of the race left there is more than one way to win the tour and this situation is com pletely the tour and this situation is completely different. we do not have to pull when thereā€˜s other teams that want to do it as well. we are still in super strong position. barcelona will take on chelsea in a pre season friendly in tokyo in the coming hours with new signing antonie griezmann expected to feature for the first time. the 28ā€”yearā€”old french world cup winner moved to camp nou earlier this month for more than $130 million having spent five seasons with atletico madrid. ireland take on england in the first ever test match between th

especially for mack horton, he has a strong history with sun yang. even at taking out the drugs elements, about behaviour and anything else that goes with it. i think duncan wants not to join and anything else that goes with it. i think duncan wants not tojoin in, but more a case that mack got such a good reception for it, a standing ovation in the athlete's village, that duncan and some of the other quys that duncan and some of the other guys are that duncan and some of the other guys are going, you know what, we need to do something about this, we need to do something about this, we need to do something about this, we need to be proactive. he stood his ground is and it was one of those where he was happy to get this medal, happy with his performance, and it's a shame it had to come to that. and then aggressive behaviour was taken on the podium from a song and, but at the same time, i think duncan should hold his head high with how he reacted and responded to everything. horton got a warning today, scott has also been given a warning for what happen

but steph horton had a kick saved. ina but steph horton had a kick saved. in a ended the game with ten players ofa in a ended the game with ten players of a second yellow card for millie braid. the americans finish the game with a third successive world cup finals look forward to stop colm harrison, bbc news. and in a few minutesā€˜ time we'll be speaking to someone involved in youth soccer in america, trying to work out why the american women's team and infrastructure is so good. that is in a few minutes. let's get some of the day's other news. tunisian security forces say they've killed a man they believe was about to carry out a suicide bomb attack in the capital tunis. officials say they opened fire on the suspect who was wearing an explosives belt and was described as a wanted militant. it comes after two suicide attacks last thursday in the city and as the country battles insurgent groups operating in remote areas near the algerian border. a navy seal accused off fatally stabbing an isis detainee in iraq, has been found not guilty of the killing at a

sun won gold in the 400m freestyle just ahead of horton. he was suspended in 2014 for testing positive for a banned substance, which he said was for a heart complaint. gareth bale looks to be on his way out of real madrid, if boss zinedine zidane is to be believed. bale was left out of the squad for a preseason friendly, and zidane says the welshmanā€˜s departure would be "good for everyone". bale's agent, jonathan barnett, has called zidane "a disgrace". the 30ā€”yearā€”old has been linked with manchestewr united, bayern munich and a lucrative move to china. tracey neville says she doesn't know who will replace her as the head coach of england's netball team. they finished third at the world cup, beating south africa in the third place play off in liverpool yesterday. it was neville's last match in charge as she takes a step back from the sport. i look at the coaches within england and, you know, you wanted to go to one of your fellow coaches who you have come up with through the netball circles, you know how dedicated they are to the spor

that was u nfortu nate for from steph horton that was unfortunate for england because i could have given them an equaliser against the uk ā€”ā€” usa and the semifinal but at times there had been her relic and at times they have certainly been below par, and to be quite honest, crucially it hasn't come together for them in every single match and you have to do that at a world cup when you're up do that at a world cup when you're up against the best sides in the wild, even if it means grinding out a result which is less we didn't get tonight, so yeah, england are going home and going home about a medal and performed not to the best of their ability will be incredibly disappointed but did not forget what they had been his raised audiences and they had inspired the next generation at the politics, both grounds in place to go and play football, and when they go home with nothing though but the next generation will be to have an idea for the next world cup. thank you very much indeed. some big names are missing from the tour de france, which got underway today. fourā€”time winner chris froome

ac horton, confirming a telegram sent to mexico. the cook had a letter from his folks that they were snowed in. he was peevish because he claimed to have returned expenses anytime he saw fit to quit. his cook thought he could get money anytime he quit and go back home. lloyd is saying he got moved three quarters of a mile northwest. he's kind of reporting on what's going on in his camp. unfortunately, about nine months later, there is a report here that they were at certain spots doing surveying and mr. secrest slipped and went down a cliff and did not survive. if you are ever wondering what may have happened to somebody you are researching, you might find that in federal records somewhere. if they were in the service, they were an employee, civilian, whatnot. i won't go through the whole thing. it is quite lengthy. but then you have the assistant supervisor of surveys giving out information about him. says that he did fall, he didn't survive. in his last sentence, it basically says go around rather than take a chance. ok. that is a

tim horton has made a big leap. they've introduced the beyond meat option and rolled out the beyond meat burger as a lunch option they are rolling out the just egg as an option sales have reached $6 million in the last year. >> i wonder if they tested that out. with the control group in a moment. >> not in the store but more. >> live from london. >> we are trying to figure it out. the process that the scientists go through. >>> right here on "morning joe" -- coming up, axios has a look at the "1 big thing" and coming up on "morning joe" the new warning on the russian interference. more on the senate intel committee's report on moscow's meddling. >>> and the push to push impeachment for trump grows. ro khanna will weigh in on if he's holding of on joining that call. "morning joe" is just moments away. i'm a migraine sufferer and i'm an emt. when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedr

tim hortons example in canada recently was the tim hortons franchisee, the umbrella corporation overseeing the franchisors refused to allow the individual restaurants to raise prices or change other things in regard to restaurant operations, and terms of production costs. the answer was in order to maintain that profit margin of 4% to 5%, they had to reduce benefits of employees as a result of the minimum wage going up. the minimum wage is like a balloon, you can squeeze it at one and and it will bulge at the other end. if you squeeze it hard enough it will finally break. guest 1: the point that you made , which i totally understand, if you increase the minimum-wage will it keep people from going out to eat? what we know is it is the exact opposite of that. you are getting money in the hands of people who may be under their previous age might not have been able to go out to eat. if you get some more money in their pockets they will have to go out and spend it so it raises demand. the other question about will increase prices, we talked about -- many ways to adjust increase demand for their

ac horton, confirming a telegram sent to mexico. the cook had a letter from his folks that they were snowed in. he was peevish because he claimed to have returned expenses anytime he saw fit to quit. his cook thought he could get money anytime he quit and go back home. got movedaying he three quarters of a mile northwest. he's kind of reporting on what's going on in his camp. unfortunately, about nine months later, there is a report here spotshey were at certain doing surveying and mr. secrest flip and went down a cliff and did not survive. whatu are ever wondering may have happened to somebody you are researching, you might find that in federal records somewhere. if they were in the service, they were an employee, civilian, whatnot. i won't go through the whole thing. it is quite lengthy. but then you have the assistant supervisor of surveys giving out information about him. did fall, he didn't survive. in his last sentence, it basically says go around rather than take a chance. ok. that is a few documents out of quite a number tha

australia's mack horton was given a warning by fina for a similar protest after sun won the aoom freestyle event. i'm team mack. if he can't respect our sport, why should i respect him? a lot of people, but make did end of 403, everyone in a swimming behind him so hopefully this happens for more events. former world champion mark foster doesn't believe it does the sport any favours with what people are seeing. it is great for the sport to talk in talking points but it is also a bad talking points but it is also a bad talking points but it is also a bad talking point because of what it is talking point because of what it is talking about. swimmers want a level playing field not cheap. i am not saying that sun yang is a complete sheet. we have rules and regulations, if you have served a ban and then you are allowed back m, ban and then you are allowed back in, you are allowed back in. it doesn't leave a bitter taste if you come in second and you could have been well championed. the russian boxer maxim dadashev has died at the age of 28, after being injured during an ibf lightā€”welterweight

australian swimmer mack horton warned by fina over his protest against china's sun yang. and the tour de france resumes after a rest day as defending champion geraint thomas looks to make up ground in the final week. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news thatjuan mata says his manchester united teamā€”mate paul pogba is a positive influence and brings everyone together at the club. the 31ā€”yearā€”old spaniard was talking during the club's pre season tour which has featured matches in australia and singapore and he's keen for pogba to stay at the club and win trophies. we all know paul and he is a fantastic midfielder. he is a fantastic midfielder. he is a fantastic guy. very positive. a good influence for everyone. i think he is happy. he brings everyone together. but i cannot speak for other people. they can speak for myself, my present, and my future in the club. also as a teammate and a friend they would

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goals from christian preston alex morgan did the damage and leon allen white scored for england steph horton tried to score another in a penalty for england but usa keeper elisa nair wouldn't let that happen us now have the chance to win the title for a 4th time it was quite a night for the usa fans and over $53000.00 spectators were at the match many will be back at the same stadium for the final on sunday. and millions watched the game around the world despite the kick off again in the middle of the day in the states these are fans and brooklyn new york as their side went through. the 2nd semi will take place on wednesday also in sweden are hoping to reach their 1st final at the tournaments and 16 years when they face the netherlands they are confident after knocking out 2 time former champions germany in the last 8 netherlands star midfielder at least martins missed their final training session but is expected to play in the match the team are looking to do the double by adding the world cup to their european title. at the euro is no one expected a lot from us and once we start winning ou

horton is that the opec building in vienna and joins us now. the saudi's and the russians pulling all of the strings. amory: that is exactly right. baked into the market considering the fact that even in june when they sat they werede together, talking about the need for further cooperation. they said a rollover is in the bag. they need to work out the logistics. we had president clinton signaling they need to work out logistics, similar to what we saw in 20 16 in when is there is. these communications are coming from high-level and the leadership levels of the countries and not even from an opec member. russia is part of the opec plus group. oilur strategist in the team says, they have finished their takeover of opec, russia. vladimir putin is the absolute csaries are now -- energy now. taylor: i wonder what do they want. we cannot break $65 a barrel on brent. what are saudi and russian opec members really want to see? annmarie: it is obvious the saudi's and other nations will likely be targeting price alone -- will be targeted to much higher

liz: amazing how this company, you know, i'm glad you pointed out dunkin' and tim horton and some of the deals they are striking, but purdue, tyson may come in as a competitor. thank you, deirdre. >>> nine minutes before the closing bell rings. is it time to invest ahead of what is expected to be the rate cut announced on wednesday? well, in a surprising move, our "countdown" closer is piling his money into a sector that typically doesn't do well in an easing rate environment. wait until you hear why, next. it's the one, the only, sarge the trader. . . ā™Ŗ liz: closing bell now five minutes away. we're looking at the market mixed in a moment. the dow transports are moving higher. dow better by 43. transports up 2. nasdaq down 35, russell 10. most indexes are off their highs, off their lows, if that makes sense. >>> tesla shares moving higher in the first day of trading since its creator, ceo announced the ability to stream youtube and netflix when car is stopped is coming to your tesla soon. he tweeted it has been amazing emersive cinematic feel due to the comfy seats and surround so

peatyā€˜s teamā€”mate duncan scott joined the australian mack horton in refusing to share the podium with sun yang over the chinese swimmerā€˜s doping history ā€” and the fact that he's currently facing an appeal for a further offence. absolutely. we will stand for what is right and the rest of the road is with us. all the countries were clapping him. we know doping has no place in sport. he never has and it never will, but is just cutting that message out for us and sending the ground. ā€”ā€” getting that message out. massive applause to dunks. as it should be. i repeat ten times a day to the media, doping has no place in sport, any sport, and the people who will win... if you cheat and win, you know you haven't won. that stays with them for the rest of their life. hopefully dunks next year will smash them out of the water. well, watching that comment from adam peaty with me are mark foster and rebecca adlington ā€” who are part of the bbcā€˜s team covering the world championships. firstly, i asked them reaction to what he had to say. it takes a lot of courage. you've just had the swim o

that is a perfect to answer for this question here diana horton on you tube is asking why does this keep happening so i heard your perspective there yeah i'll give this one to you dr subway because of course people outside of this region are still wondering why we're seeing the numbers like we're seeing today what's your take on that doctor. agree well. about the condition of the very closely it is in in the in that region but what i would like to. cross is occur in the. economic crisis does mean. the air plus it is that the harm or the means to control the action so that the hard running waters they don't have a protection and the hub. all basic things that helps hospitals to control. and what happened when when the level of hospital is not is not high. contamination contamination occurs so the. does that make these bullies just reflect the system need to be to be improved and we have seen that in previous previous us rate as long as the cases in the community. tend to stop by itself but itself soon is reach hospital where the level of action is not is not agreed so it's got to spread t

because there was a run on these thins today and as we look we see just last month canadian based tim horton has three breakfast sandwiches being added to the menu at all 4,000 of its canadian locations but dunkin' is getting a pop on all of this also about 1 1/3% and the restaurant brands, the parent of tim horton up half a percent and can you guys put that back? beyond meat at moment there it is, up another 3 2/3% to $202.81 a share. it's still going up, and former fbi director robert mueller still delivering testimony to the house intelligence committee on capitol hill. he just defended his decision to not exercise subpoena powers against president trump in order to expedite the end of the investigation. next, the countdown speaks to our expert's legal panel. these are great legal minds and who know the ins and outs of the system from both the prosecution and constitutional angle. what was mueller's logic and where do we go from here. the "countdown" is coming right back, the dow still down about 103 but the s&p on a record. ā™Ŗ can i get some help. watch his head. ā™Ŗ i'm so happy. ā™Ŗ w

housing stocks, dr horton jumping 5% after announcing a billion dollar share buyback, plus pending home sales rose more than expected for the month of june, so we have green arrows across the board the oil market closing for the day. let's get to dom chu >> continuing what has been a near term trend higher west texas intermediate up brent crude up 1.5%. $64.70 geopolitical risks in the middle east, uncertainty over u.s./china trades still are there, although that meeting between president trump and president xi earlier on, setting the stage perhaps for a little bit of a rise, and the last couple weeks has been focusing on a lot of central bank policy, the european central bank tilting more toward easing the fed likely to do the same tomorrow as well lower rates and a lower dollar supportive of those commodity prices like oil. a couple of energy specific catalysts to watch you have weekly u.s. inventory data from the american petroleum institute today, and the official energy department data tomorrow morning at 10:30 a.m., two inventory reports could drive the trade. back over to you >>

has learned the mystery guy is named dan horton. he is a 37-year-old audio engineer that has worked with gaga since 2017. according to his linkedin page, he has also worked with justin timberlake, camila cabello and on "the tonight show with jimmy fallon." so why such an intentional display of pda? here's one theory -- it's gaga's way of taking back the narrative from both fans and tabloids who desperately want this to be real life. ā™Ŗ in the shallow shallow >>> yes, the star is born co-stars recently became single. bradley and his ex, irina shayk, split in june, while gaga called off her engagement to christian carino nearly six months ago. but no, gaga hasn't "moved in," there's no "baby shocker," and reports of "romance, lies, and jealousy" are nothing more than fan fiction. >> gaga, any words for the trolls saying you broke up bradley and irina? >> while she's not commented a source close to gaga said, quote, the talk of bradley was all in fun but she's ready to dispel those rumors once and for all. while dan has been breath of

it was all part of the 11th annual home runs for horton's kids. he organization helps children in underserved parts of d.c., graduate from high school, prepare for college and think about a career path. >> and it wouldn't be the same without the kids there racing. president teddy around the outfield there. that included carnival games and a buffet and thei k had a great day. and it didn't rain on them. a great day out there. >> it won't be the same story for tomorrow. e'll be in weather alert mode and'll be up early.g gettin ready for that. > i'll be in for midday and we'll be here during t afternoon. >> we've got you vered. that's we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relyingog on fancy tecfor help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awe

. >>> tim hortons is expanding its menu to provide burgers for the first time ever. but there's a catch. these aren't real burgers. they're made from beyond meat. we need an expert to talk to us about that and we turn to our very own kate rogers >> now it's prime day. >> sully is going to be very angry. >> so tim hortons did announce this morning it's expanding its beyond meat partnership. they kicked this off with a breakfast patty option in canada this partnership in canada only. now they've got the plant-based regular burger as well as a barbecue burger. it's important to note a lot of these coffee chains struggle with foot traffic in the afternoon, so obviously burgers are a way to add people hopefully to your customer base during the afternoons. and also restaurant brands international. the parent company is now in with two of these because they also have the impossible whopper partnership. >> how do the impossible sausages sell in the morning >> they said that they were selling well it's a breakfast patty sandwich and this went well that's why they decided to e

matt horton refused to share the medal podium with the chinese swimmer after accusing him of being a drug cheat. he was suspended in 2014 for testing positive for using a banned substance which he said was for a heart complaint. it's been an incredible turnaround for irishman shane lowry. just a year ago he had missed the cut in carnoustie and was sitting in the club carpark in tears. fast forward 12 months and he is lifting the claretjug at royal portrush. so how did lowry get back to grips with golf? joe lynskey reports. shane lowry strode up the last and he knew no one could catch in. the island of ireland waited half a century to house the open. their champion in waiting was six shots clear. this was why they had stayed out in the rain. to sum it is a dull, fuddyā€”duddy old game. at moments like this make you think.- the start of the week, shane lowry as champion was 100 to one and 12 months ago he missed the cut at carnoustie, but his coach, his caddie and his family have helped him believe. look, i am here now, a major champion. i cannot believe i am saying it. the people arou

that is a perfect the answer for this question here diana horton on you tube is asking why does this keep happening so i heard your perspective there yeah i'll give this one to you dr subway because of course people outside of this region are still wondering why we're seeing the numbers like we're seeing today what's your take on that doctor. agree well. about the condition of the very person it is in in the in that region but what i would like to. discuss our crisis occur in. economic crises does mean. that every person it is that the hard order means to control fiction so they don't have running water as they don't have the protection of the hub. all basic things that helps hospital to control fiction and what happened when when the level of action in a hospital is not is not high. contamination contamination occurs so. does that make these bullies just reflect the system need to be to be improved and we have seen that in previous previous us rape. as long as the cases in the community. attempt to stop by itself but itself as soon as is reach hospital where that level of action is

horton refused to share the medal podium with sun yang, having previously accused him of being a ā€drugs cheatā€. sun tested positive for a banned stimulant in 2014, which he said was for a heart complaint. fina says it ā€˜respected freedom of speechā€˜ but it had to be ā€˜in the right contextā€˜. i wonā€˜t share a podium with someone who has behaved in the way that he has. itā€˜s tough, itā€˜s scary to do but nothing is changing and athletes need to make a stand. people train 10-15 need to make a stand. people train 10ā€”15 years of their life, clean, be the best, everything they can and thereā€˜s people who behave like this and think they can get away with whatever. itā€˜s not on. itā€˜s adam peatyā€˜s face on many of this morningā€˜s back pages. ā€œon top of the worldā€œ is the headline in the telegraph. peaty has the chance for double gold in south korea when he goes in the semiā€”finals of the 50m later today. the mirror focusses on david de gea who wants to be captain if heā€˜s going to sign a new contract at manchester united. and the guardian centres on the tour de france, where

didn't take the banned substance knowingly but it's embarrassing for australia after her teammate mark horton refused to share a podium with chinese swimmer so knowing who has a case pending teenage tennis star is preparing for a 1st match is personal to the stage at wimbledon the 15 year old was the youngest player to qualify and reach the 4th round she's in our washington d.c. trying to qualify for the city. i don't really feel that much pressure because i'm just being myself and i guess myself it's a good being so i don't feel too much pressure obviously i know that people are watching but i think that i think that my parents raised me well so i don't think that i have to change the way i act i think if i just continue being me then i'll be ok i was always but for now more lighter thank you very much for a whole and that does it for the news out there to stay with us hala mahane we'll have another news bulletin in just a couple of minutes thank you for watching. in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the ancient tradition taken off the men

go swimming australia will be especially embarrassed because that athlete mark horton has used the chairmanship to take a public stand against drugs he refused to share a podium with china sneering he has a dark case pending. mack has made a stand for something that he truly believes in and i think we actually have the same stance we absolutely do not want drugs and sport i think that match made a stance that he absolutely is comfortable with and would be comfortable with that . run up previously banned for dieting has won the 1st gold medal for the host peru the pan american games druggists a joy to win the women's marathon with a new record on competition record time she went to 4 years ago in toronto but was stripped of the title and banned for 6 months because of the filed our characters with a well supported race in lima and 100 fans also rewarded with a gold in the men's rights as well kristen picture of her forcing the mind. now after the disappointment of missing the cut at his home open chairmanship role and back roy has stormed back with a stunning round to take the lead and jude invi

while the second half saw var hand england a penalty and a chance to equalise only for captain steph horton to see her spot kick saved by alyssa naeher. i would describe it as hugely intensity. and when not thinking about who we will face in the final, whoever it is it will be tough. at wimbledon on tuesday ā€” former champion maria sharapova withdrew through injury ā€” but there were no real shocks in the women's draw as defending champion angelique kerber got her defence under way with a straightforward win over german compatriot tatjana maria. in the men's draw, both eightā€”time champion roger federer and twoā€”time winner rafael nadal won their respective matches, with federer having to do it in four sets against south african lloyd harris after losing the opener. meanwhile andy murray has confirmed he'll play mixed doubles with serena williams. murray, a twoā€”time singles champion will partner the 23ā€”time grand slam champion williams and are expected to play their first match on thursday. the netherlands are one win away from from their first ever women's world cup final. they face

that is a perfect the answer for this question here diana horton on you tube is asking why does this keep happening so i heard your perspective there yeah i'll give this one to you dr subway because of course people outside of this region are still wondering why we're seeing the numbers like we're seeing today what's your take on that doctor. i agree with. is about the condition of the very closely it is in in the in that region but what i would like to. cross is occur in. economic crises does mean. that every person it is that the harm or the means to control the action so that their hard running waters they don't have protection don't have. all the basic things that helps hospitals to control. and what happened when when the level of hospital is not is not high. contamination contamination occurs so the. ball is just reflect the system need to be to be improved and we have seen that in previous previous us a break as long as the case is in the community. attempt to stop by itself but itself as soon as is rich hospital where the level of action is not is not agreed so it's got to sp

ergot king, starbucks and tim horton are all extending rapidly. banned abdelhi has invev from selling in the city for three years. the rolling follows a lengthy investigation alleging the brewer has been evading taxes by using double get barcodes on bottles supplied to local retailers. the company will appeal against the ban order. shery: more evidence of the lack toa revolution -- resolution the u.s. china trade war is hurting global business. love tons is affected as planes flew with the most empty cargoes -- lift panza - lufthansa affected as planes flew with the most empty cargo space in a decade. asia, kiwi stocks unchanged at the moment after two sessions of gains. keep an eye on those apple suppliers. we have apple revenue forecast for the fourth quarter above avenue list estimates. even i on samsung we got them leading on net income. moment kospithe are down. nikkei futures and sydney futures looking to the downside. paul: that's is after the asx had a high on tuesday. asia,m on daybreak investors and the fed banking on the first rate cut

horton down. and another interesting one here. even though it had a good quarter, down to represent in the last three sessions. although it did arise yesterday. that is a look at the global markets. banks.u mentioned the let's talk about the european bank earnings season, which is kicking off today with shares in ubs trading higher today. this after a rebound. says that they're facing no shortage of challenges. he spoke to bloomberg. that theot convinced medicine that has been prescribed in the past of just quantitative easing is the solution for the fed problems in europe. we need to go to a more in-depth analysis of the steps necessary to create sustainable growth. and if so we need to reform various levels, political, economic reforms in europe. and the center bank policy can only help in a transition, it is not a solution of problems. of course, i would be very careful about having, you know, basically growing further the balance sheet of central banks. risk,ally going into the ae risk also -- we are at risk of creating an ass

we have seen tim hortons, dunkin' donuts eager to get this out the door because of all the buzz. but you are right, delivering on those contracts, national chains, that will be crucial. we have seen with impossible foods, one of their competitors, they had some supply issues. any issue is something that will get people's attention. for a company this young, new to the market, all of these contracts, it is difficult for them to execute. shery: how big is this alternative meat space? the way interesting that these companies have positioned themselves. they are really going after people that eat meat switching over a couple times a week. --be for health or defend environmental reasons, looking to cut down. we know that millennials and gen z really want that. other analystsd believe it is a big potential market. jon: you talk about impossible foods, a younger business. i imagine some of the traditional players are watching wanting their own product to shine in this world of plant-based protein. >> we know that nestle and tyson are looking at this. morning farms has been around for a

hortons this week, a muslim country was told to be back to their country. it didn't happen in deerborn. is that who we are as americans? >> no. i don't know the answer to that. >> real impacts of what the language is. >> yeah. to real people, i know. i hear it from people that are really worried about the words seeping in to the social fabric. and in terms of that affecting policy efforts, as you know the election of moderate democrats are responsible for flipping the house in 2018. do you worry that trump's message that democrats are socialists and radical and not american enough. that will be a successful one where rashida talib is a district over for you. >> i think the president helped to unite us when he came out with these comments. nobody. nobody i know, republicans, independents, democrats are really bothered by this. our diversity is what we celebrate. we need to listen to each other. we are learning to talk to each other inside the caucus, not outside on twitter. >> some of you are. >> we have gotten better this week, okay. it was for a week. you

horton refused to share the medal podium with sun yang, having previously accused him of being a "drugs cheat". sun tested positive for a banned stimulant in 2014, which he said was for a heart complaint. fina says it respected freedom of speech but it had to be in the right context. i will not share a podium with someone behaving in the way he has. it is tough and scary to do but nothing is changing so i had to make a stand. people train 10ā€”15 years of their life, trying the best, everything they can, and then there are people behaving like this think they can get away with it and it is not on. cristiano ronaldo wonā€˜t face any charges after being accused of sexual assault in the united states. prosecutors in las vegas say the claims against him could not be proven beyond reasonable doubt. they say the victim reported an assault in 2009, but refused to state where it had happened or who the attacker was, so police couldnā€˜t conduct a meaningful investigation. the juventus star has always insisted heā€˜s innocent. sheffield wednesday have reported newcastle united to the premier lea

horton say making a fortune, great quarter or treks makes plastic decking that looks like real wood i got it you can't tell both split hard. it's up 19% as its adding capacity to meet rising demand i love that. thank the companies that make building materials like martin marietta no wonder the stock is up 10%. that's the thing that might force the fed chief jay powell tomorrow to reconsider the rate cut but we've had eight bad -- we had so many bad quarters from the industrials that i think it won't deter him. should powell be worried that he'll be being perceived as browbeaten by the president into cutting rates when a bunch of economic indicators and reports from companies are doing well? is the thing, if i were jake powell i would be thinking quote, you know what, if i don't cut trump will slap tariffs on the last $320 billion in goods from china and cause an instant recession. in fact, i can draft the perfect script for powell right now. here is what he should say i know he probably doesn't want it from me but he's also watching close watcher. he should say quote, we would like th

canada's tim horton brands. both those two chains selling breakfast sandwiches with variations of beyond meat products. sales coming in super strong. the market is loving that. reminding of the contextal point the stock is up 800%. people looking for the other than meat for the environment or for the health. this is winner. jackie: deirdre, thanks for all that. connell: a crazy stock. next topic, following up on the china discussion a few moments ago we move to hong kong where protesters are violently clashing with police over the weekend. tear gas, rubber bullets trying to control the chaos. china is condemning the demonstrations a evil, criminal acts by radical element which is a change here. the last week or so, john, as john and ann are back with us, we've seen china, after completely ignoring in their state media, honk cong protests, censoring media outside of china, addressing head on with comments like that. what do you make of it? >> you were oaf there a couple weeks ago, china. you saw for yourself. whe

line growth will no doubt be boosted by new partnerships during the quarter, like dell taco and tim hortons looking for a loss of 8 cents. investors are looking for big partners mcdonald's ceo told cnbc in may they're keeping a close eye on the space. one of the members is don thompson, ex-ceo of the food giant. see how short interest will impact keep in mind the number could be inflated since the company is still in its lockup period. >> if there's one number you're looking at it's what >> i would say growth margins is what i've been hearing from investors. that will give us a real sense of how they're making all these new investments. >> aditi, thank you for that i agree on the margins, people care about margins but they've also got to grow. >>> meanwhile, speaking of food, consumer staple is hitting all-time high today. hershey up 41% this year costco up 37%. and con agra up 34%. now we want to get over to sue herera for a news update. >> great to see you, andrew, thank you so much. here's what's happening at this hour everyone. before signing the 9/11 victims compensation funding bill a

it was around the clock police for captain lee horton tells me that made all the difference that we got some some breaks in the case that led us to the apprehension of the suspect. >>now 3 men from how are under arrest for murder, an armed robbery caught just last week, 24, i'm a nice summer rise, 21 year old ally just summarize and 24 year-old caches nelson who is already serving time in prison for a robbery in yolo county. while it took 2 and a half years to make these arrests. police want the community to know holtz murder case never grew cold. >>we'll hopefully deter other suspects something that they can come to the land on and get away with crimes, they can't. >>as for the pawnshop it now operates under a new name and there is a security guard inside in valais whoa i'm justine waltman kron 4 news. >>the marin county sheriff's office needs your help identifying a man that they say stole $25,000 worth of bikes from the sausalito bicycle shop over the weekend. they say this man broke into the shop early saturday morning and took off in a car with several bikes from that store. >>kron

. >> in 1952, a beautiful local girl named deo horton walks in and steps out with mel. >> he taught her how to scuba dive, and they decided that they were gonna open a dive shop. >> together, they lead dive charters to explore shipwrecks off the california coast. >> treasure hunting was really a passion for my father. it was full of romance and adventure. >> soon, mel and deo have a thriving business in redondo beach and three boys -- kane, kim and dirk. >> my mother was trying to get other women to go diving, so she decided she was gonna set the world's record for staying underwater. >> and she did -- 55 hours and 37 minutes. as deo put it, "worst case of dishpan hands in history." she is pregnant at the time with taffi. were you born with a wet suit? >> i was born with webbed feet. [ both laugh ] >> eyeing bigger fish to fry, mel sells the dive shop and moves his family to the florida coast to become a full-time treasure hunter. he sets his sights on one particular prize. >> he read about a shipwreck, which had 40 tons of gold and silver and copper on board. >> her name is nuestra seĆ

solved and they cannot participate in the reconstruction of a demolished building that had as pose tim hortons and be against our professional duty to practical that in the event of an illegal demolition. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for the opportunity to speak today. my name is iver collins and i'm a real estate agent. i am here to voice my concerns about the proposed legislation and its impact on my clients. a list will impact many of my clients there's one set of clients that i'd like to tell you a story about. i helped them to find a house on jefferson street two years ago and when they bought the property, they had just one daughter. since time has passed with the pressure of a growing family, they now have a second daughter and they're expecting a third. with this, they've informed me they would like to add a level and do a vertical expansion and put three bed rooms and two baths on one level to have a more functional layout. they would like a more modern esthetics. the parents have expressed interest in relocating from vancouver to be

and re-horton has those -- annmarie hordern has those. annmarie: astrazeneca up nearly 6% this morning, increasing their sales forecast, seeing a demand for their new cancer drug. morgan stanley said one of their outstanding performances was emerging markets. lvmh to the upside, up over 1.5%. i wanted to show this stock, because this morning shares hit a record, as second-quarter results were a standout, breezing passed analyst estimates. the key for them, any luxury brand, fashion and leather goods, coming in at 20%. the market was looking for 14%. they are seeing a lot of growth in china, but the cfo says they are also seeing a letter growth in their home turf. clariant, plunging 9% this morning, booking a provision of 231 million swiss francs, and suspending talks with saudi arabia due to market commissions. mader has removed clariant fro top picks, calling the results a complete mess. matt: thanks very much. some of your individual movers. up next, we hear from my interview with frank vitter, cfo of volkswagen. the biggest carmaker in

we've got dr horton, lennar and pultegroup up. to our traders. did jerome powell cave to pressure from president trump and wall street oirs r is he conforming to the current economy? >> that's a great question. there are two schools of thought. there are a lot of folks who don't understand why they even want to fiddle with interest rates. why not leave them where they are because all things being equal, the economy is doing fine, corporate profits are fine, unemployment is low. maybe there are ghosts out there on the horizon but quite frankly, most mortals in this business don't really see them at the moment. but clearly, the market wants to see lower interest rates because that's candy for the equity markets, and the markets are reacting accordingly. liz: okay. and reacting accordingly, they are, as we look at all of the movement here, todd. what is jumping out at you, and please keep in mind there are some market participants who feel powell pretty much caved to pressure from the president because we have a strong economy here. there are very f

its top line growth this quarter alone, beyond has launched partnerships with dunkin' donuts and tim horton's, but beyond meat has plenty of competition, especially from impossible foods, which counts burger king, little cesars and white castle as a few of its partners and beyond meat says they'll start selling their ground beef in the fall. and then tyson food has unveiled its own plant-based and blended products that are now on store shelves. there's a lot of market share up for grabs, with the global meat industry worth $140 billion. barclay's recent global food report says it believes that alternative meat can reach a market share of 10% of that industry, von though it currently owns less than 1% of the worldwide market now as far as who's winning, kellogg owned morning star is largest player in the space with 40% of the frozen/refrigerated meat category, followed by conagra owned gardean, and then beyond meat and kraft/heinz owned boca foods rounding out the top five. that's just the refrigerated/frozen food segments, not restaurant sales the bear's case, not everyone is on the bandwagon

important is because right here, we'll put a star next to it, a new 52-week high better earnings from dr horton, also better pending home sales that's big as well then we'll end on what's happening right now with shares of grubhub, which you can see have been on a trend lower throughout the cores of the last year they're lower again today by about 9% after earnings come in worse than expected even though sales are better but they're spending so much more in that hypercompetitive food delivery space to compete with doordash, uber eats, and everybody else the forecast gets trimmed, and tyler, that's the reason grubhub shares off about 8%, 9% in trading so far >> thank you very much, and welcome to the exchange. formally i'm tyler mathisen, in for kelly evans today. as the busiest week of earnings season continues, today is the precise halfway mark so did all the gloom and doom that was predicted happen? bob pisani has been following the story from the new york stock exchange and has the details. hi, bob. >> hello, tyler. it didn't happen but there's still worries. there's bad news and good news a