ian: let's stipulate that is bad. lisa: how do we go forward with that if that is still at the center of any trade negotiation? ian: i think trump could personally say, ok, we will treat lightly the daughter of the cfo. areas that are not critical to national security. that is not going to make huawei a viable long-term business. you can't fix this huawei situation. the bigger issue is that we are fragmenting the internet, fragmenting big data, the internet of things is working on. if that happens, it is the chinese need to build their own going forward away from american supply chains. bloomberg is all about global markets. we talk about integration, globalization this is moving in the exact opposite direction. it means people will be looking at the data -- won't be looking at the data that we have. scarlet: hong kong, it feels there will getts worse before they get better. there has been no resolution and each week it seems that the demands of protesters are shifting away from the tradition bill into something more

ian, what is the motivation behind this deal? ian: if you are cisco, you want to be selling the same -- don't want to be selling the same box everyone else is. they are getting technology, optical technology to put in that box and hopefully differentiate what they are offering and make the likes of google and aws come back to them and say we need cisco technology. what: talk to us about this does for cisco competitively in a market where we are seeing somewhat of an uptick in m&a. lianna: there has been a lot of tech consolidation in recent years, but cisco has not been the most th active acquirer. this deal does not really move the needle for them. has beenbins, the ceo, doing both on acquisitions for cisco in many different areas. this has been about the core networking business, but cisco going to software with the deal two years ago at over $4 billion. they are no stranger to deals but not massive ones. emily: ian, chuck robbins took over who ran the company for two decades and he had a big challenge to make over the company.

ian, what is the motivation behind this deal? ian: if you are cisco, you don't want to be selling the same box everyone else is. they are getting technology, optical technology to put in that box and hopefully differentiate what they are offering and make the likes of google and aws come back to them and say we need cisco technology. emily: talk to us about what this does for cisco competitively in a market where we are seeing somewhat of an uptick in m&a. liana: there has been a lot of tech consolidation in recent years, but cisco has not been the most active acquirer. this deal does not really move the needle for them. chuck robbins, the ceo, has been doing bolt-on acquisitions for cisco in many different areas. this has been about the core networking business, but cisco going to software with the deal two years ago at over $4 billion. they are no stranger to deals but not massive ones. emily: ian, chuck robbins took over from someone who ran the company for two decades and he had a big challenge to make over the company. how w

thanks to ian bremmer. coming up thursday night, complete coverage of the boston pops fourth of july concert and fireworks spectacular. that is starting at 8:00 eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ most of us don't know how much data we use, but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte with the most wifi hotspots, combined for the first time. when you're near an xfinity hotspot, you're connected to wifi, saving on data. when you're not, you pay for data by the gig. use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. get $400 back when you buy the new lg g8. call, visit or click today. mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. while en route to new hampshire, vice president pence's plane was diverted in flight and return to washington. a spokesperson released a statement saying there was no cause for alarm. a white house official says the vice president is now in the west wing. germany's federal office of justice has find facebook. offi

that was ian king. now, i want to switch over to another story and that is the battle among uber eats and door dash for a share of the rapidly expanding u.s. market for online restaurant delivery. it is likely to intensify in 2019 and 2020. food sales and third-party delivery marketplaces may reach $38.5 billion in 2019. around 40% of order volume still off-line, leaving a lot of room for growth. uber eats recently announced it partnered with leading digital food ordering platform olo. a 14-year-old company that powers online ordering for more than 60,000 restaurants across 300 different restaurant brands. to discuss the food delivery landscape, tom white, who currently has a neutral rating on uber. let's talk about this deal with olo. how does that fold into your analysis of what sort of a game changer this is for uber and uber eats? tom: thanks for having me. i don't know if i would characterize it as a game changer per se. in some ways, you might argue that uber is a little bit late to inking this pa

that was ian king. now, i want to switch over to another story and that is the battle among ubereats and door dash, for a share of the rapidly expanding u.s. market for online restaurant delivery. it is likely to intensify in 2019 and 2020. food sales and third-party delivery marketplaces may reach $38.5 billion in 2019. around 40% of order volume still off-line, leaving a lot of room for growth. uber eats recently announced it partnered with leading digital food ordering platform owell. a 14-year-old company that powers online ordering for more than 60,000 restaurants across 300 different restaurant brands. to discuss the food delivery landscape, tom white, who currently has a neutral rating on uber. let's talk about this deal with olo. how does that fold into your analysis of what sort of a game changer this is for uber and uber eats? tom: thanks for having me. i don't know if i would characterize it as a game changer per se. in some ways, you might argue that uber is a little bit late to inking this

ian: that is the argument. the japanese side, for domestic and political reasons, look, we had enough of this. leave us alone, this needs to be put to bed. and if you don't, here are the kind of measures we can take and similar measures. to trade sanctions. tension between two other powers we simply have not been focused on and the long-running dispute. with the broader trade tensions between china and the u.s., we lost sight of these critical countries, japan and korea are very closely integrated in a of points, -- and ay with chips lot of ways, especially with chips. but these rising tensions have become quite acute at this point. iiy date back to world war they have festered over the years and there is disagreement on both sides about who is to blame and exactly how much. it is surprising it is coming up at this point, but the abe administration in tokyo has an opportunity to gain political points as they put these restrictions in place. what are the materials being affected and how will they affect the manu

ian: domestic politics in korea and japan. how much pressure comes on their administrations to give ground, whether they can come to an equitable agreement. the best bet is probably that they will back down because japan needs its industry as well. it needs its chemical manufacturers to be supplying companies like samsung. andy: speaking of asia, another country, china. the venture capital boom there is showing to be a bust. value of sales plunged from a year ago. public inlibaba went the largest ever ipo. chinese venture deals tripled that year. coming up, rosenblatt securities downgrading apple to a sell, all with the expectation of disappointing iphone sales. news, like bloomberg listen to us on the radio come on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ while sinces been a wall street was this pessimistic about apple. rosenblatt securities downgraded writing, -- a sell, one of rosenblatt's managing directors spoke earlier to bloomberg television. ask the reason we downgraded --le having a little trouble getting that audio there. c

ian king, thank you. after last week's roller coaster for crypto ride, bitcoin fell at one point more than 18% on monday from friday's close to almost $10,000. this after a week of extreme price swings where it almost reached $14,000. bitcoin is still up over 14% in the year but how much more volatility will we see? joining us to discuss is mike know it our bitcoin not all. amazing swings that we have seen over the course of the weekend. mike: it has been moving up a lot and finally people were overweight and it went down last week. to me, the key thing about bitcoin, it was looking up at $10,000 as a significant level two month ago and now we are looking down at $10,000. the trend is higher. as its migration towards digital gold, you wanted to decline a little bit. some range trading should be expected but the trend is up. caroline: trend's up. fueledout what has buying up to 14,000? cyclicals like the rather than fundamentals, but many talk up facebook, institutional lose. news. mike: all of the above.

ian: you remember three months ago, they drastically reduced expectations. they have come in better than significantly reduced expectations. we just heard from bob, a fair chunk of that came from the fact their customer base is worried about what might happen in china and going up ahead of the tariffs worsening. emily: they are unloading their modem business to apple. what is apple getting here? it is a business that did not succeed at intel. ian: it has been a terrible business for years. when apple are getting our engineers. if they want to be independent in this particular area which they are pretty much independent and everything else, modems and screens, they need engineers, they need experience. according to analysts we have spoken with, it will be years before they can turn that into something. emily: what is apple doing now? ian: qualcomm, you remember the big settlement. the bitter legal dispute. qualcomm is a 5g maker. emily: what are we looking at for the rest of the year with intel, or even over the next couple of years given what is happening in

ian: you are right. there are those who genuine believe that china is a security risk to the united states and we need to do anything we can tell that back -- can to hold it back. there are others who say, no, we need to be more nuanced and subtle. china is a massive marketing opportunity. panoply, like i say, a of opinions. laid on top of that, the politicians will try to score points on each other. king, thankrg's ian you. coming up, opec agreed to extend production cuts into 2020, but will allies ratify the decision? this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: a quick check of the latest headlines. bloomberg has learned that deutsche bank has talked with legislative -- with regulators about lowering its financial cushion. deutsche bank has spoken with both its german regulator and u.s. central bank. an affiliate of brookfield asset animate fund has agreed to buy railroad operator genesee and wyoming. the price represents a 40% premium to the company's close on march 8, the last day of trading before bloomberg rep

ian: it is not great. the biggest concern/hope is that samsung's memory chip business, which is where it is dominant, was going to bottom at a higher level. they and other chipmakers have said, things aren't going to be as bad as they used to be in the past. the market is much more rational now. what we are seeing now is that while that may be the case, demand is going lower than people have projected. this kind of inventory boom hasn't really paid off in terms of pricing. taylor: within the inventory dynamics, a lot a lot of this comes down to the pricing of memory chips. can you assume any recovery for the pricing of those memory chips? ian: that had been the promise, that things were bad in the first half, large data center customers, and because we haven't built new factories, things will get better in the second half. what that outlook did not factor in was that fundamentally demand for things like smart phones, computers, might not pick up and might not help out. taylor: and with the weakness in dema

ian: it is not great. the biggest concern/hope is that samsung's memory chip business, which is where it is dominant, was going to bottom at a higher level. they and other chipmakers have said, things aren't going to be as bad as they used to be in the past. the market is much more rational now. what we are seeing now is that while that may be the case, demand is going lower than people have projected. boomkind of inventory hasn't really paid off in terms of pricing. taylor: within the inventory dynamics, a lot a lot of this comes down to the pricing of memory chips. can you assume any recovery for the pricing of those memory chips? ian: that had been the promise, that things were bad in the first half, large data center customers, and because we ,aven't built new factories things will get better in the second half. what that outlook did not factor in was that fundamentally demand for things like smart phones, computers, might not pick up and might not help out. taylor: and with the weakness in demand, i w

live in fremont, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. the head of muni san francisco is responding tonight to an nbc bay area investigation that you watched right here last night. surveillance video shows a passenger's hand caught in the trap. he eventually fell onto the tracks when he pulled himself free at last. drivers say they should have been able to sometimes they cant because the monitors for the rearview cameras whiteout when the glare overwhelms the system. they want the director stepped their board meeting today to tell us muni has mirrors on the walls of the train station to help drivers during that whiteout situation. >> we have worked with operators as close partners throughout the process from the very beginning of this effort. and we continue to take their feedback because they really have the best perspective. they're driving these vehicles day in and day out. >> now, she went on to say muni is also buying larger monitors for the new trains to give the drivers a better view. >>> while the deadly shooting of a young black

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> troubling story. ian, thank you. a disturbing scotche discovery n the south bay. they were doing a trespassing sweep in the guadalupe river park when they discovered a woman's body. police say it is now being investigated as a suspiciousn t bruno police have made two or more arrests in connection with the mall shooting. this is 18-year-old deandre gandt. police say he is one of the shooters. they also arrested a 14-year-old boy today. that shooting on july 2nd left two teenagers wounded and sent hundreds of shoppers running for safety. two other teenagers had already been arrested. >> a deadly hit and run in san francisco today is the latest reminder that traffic deaths are on the rise in the city. it happened a 5th a big rig hit and killed a man dragging him for several blocks. the big rick driver was arrested for vehicular manslaughter and failure to yield to a pedestrian. the driver said it was an accident and he cooperated with police. city transit leaders say changes will come immediately. >> what lessons do we

ian. >> reporter: yeah, they will be for sure, raj. cal fire is still on scene here. many of the firefighters are actually beyond this street out in the dark hillside those hot spots and putting them out. there are still a few fire engines, though, from cal fire here. a scary evening really as about a dozen homes on the street were evacuated for about an'tnure if whip the flames back in this directi direction. tonight a much calmer scene off caller court east of milpitas. this evening flames ripped through the hillside taking aim at this neighborhood. destroying one barn, stopping just yards away from two different homes. cal fire attack the flames from above, dropping flame retardant as hand crews dug fire lines on the ground. j.k. zahn lives down the block and got the call at work in san jose. >> what's going through your mind on the drive home? >> the only thing is i cannot say a bad word in front of the tv, but definitely shocked me. >> reporter: some of his neighbors had charred property. he feared the worst. >> i see the fire trucks, i actually think about -- i

ian winter, bbc news. there's one more bit of home interest in the europa league tonight — and that's rangers, who'll be hoping not to slip up at home to progres niederkorn like they did two years ago. good luck to them. let's round up some of the day's other sports stories now. arsenal have signed the real madrid midfielder dani ceballos on a season—long loan deal. the 22—year—old has made 56 appearances for the spanish giants since joining from real betis. melissa reid is in contention after the opening round of the final major of the year. the initial minutes tied for sixth —— englishwoman is tied for sixth. the last two races at southwell were abandoned due to the heat. thejumps meeting had already been brought forward by a couple of hours — and extra shade and vets were available. but with temperatures in the 30s, the final two distance races over hurdles were cancelled. after shane lowry‘s 0pen championship victory at the weekend, there's more good news for irish golf today because ad

thankfully, we have right here, ian ziering. what's going on the set of bh 90210. >> i did dose for a moment. it was 4:00 a.m. they played a practical joke. >> before you say anything we're going to dive into some of the personal issues that we as a cast have dealt with in our lives. tori in real life has five kids. in this show, she has six kids. jenni, she has been married a few times. she's doing great now in her real life, by the way, on the show it's going to be a caricature of that. >> the hype is real. >> the hype is real. his co-stars just promoted a peach pit popup diner in l.a. opening just days before the reboot's premiere, it sold out in less than 24 hours. does that mean we're having other people come back because you're in the peach pit. >> absolutely. she comes back. we got six-episode miniseries that's going to tee up more episodes in the future. >> may i cut in? >> yeah, man, you can. >> how will you honor luke? >> luke was a best friend to me. it continues to be challenging. it's always very difficult. we'll fi

here's ian pannell. >> reporter: tonight, italian police on defense after this leaked photo showing one of the american teens accused of murdering a roman police officer, blindfolded and handcuffed, his head down inside a police station. the image splashed across italian media. the police commissioner calling what happened "illegal" and a "mistake." officials say the image was taken after suspects gabe natale-hjorth and finnegan elder were taken in for questioning, and according to police, confessed to being involved in the incident that led to the fatal stabbing of newlywed officer mario cerciello rega. the police say this all started here in this neighborhood in a drug deal gone bad. they say the two americans allegedly approached a man asking where they could buy drugs. that man led them to a dealer who police say sold them fake cocaine. the two growing angry, allegedly going back to the scene and stealing the backpack of the man who pointed them to the drug dealer. this surveillance video capturing two men running away after the theft. police say the man called his own phone that wa

ian blackford has form. last week, he characterised the tory leadership hopeful borisjohnson as racist. he took up where he'd left off. on the one hand, the tories are asking people to put their faith in the most incompetent foreign secretary in a century, a man who has made a career out of lying, who has spent his week avoiding the media, staging photos and playing to the extreme delusions of the tories. conservative mps were shouting "withdraw". they were outraged that ian blackford had accused borisjohnson of lying, language you're not allowed to use in the commons because it's "unparliamentary". mr speaker, the conservatives clearly don't like the truth. eventually, the speaker called for order. was he going to make ian blackford withdraw the remark? i think the right honourable gentleman's concluded his inquiry. no! john bercow merely wanted him to get on with it! the house calmed down a little. in her last days in office, will she finally act in the best interest of these islands, not the conservative

that was ian livingstone talking to one of his biggest fanboys. now, currently, normaltv doesn't allow us to show you a fully interactive programme, so to give you a feel of what click 0bm will be like when you watch it online, we've added a dash of it to this week's tech news. you will see some options pop up on screen. you won't be able to click them, we will do that for you. but it should give you an idea of what to expect. here is lara. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the church of england issued its first guidelines for social media users. its release came the same time as the archbishop of canterbury streamed his own live video. nearly a decade ago, alphabet, the company that owns google, announced its balloon spin out, loon. this promised floating masts which would deliver ag services to the world's most remote places. it is now planning to launch its own trial with african telecom. loon‘s balloons are each the size of a tennis court, but they need to be as they are filled with enough helium to keep them afloat while car

i like that phrase from ian there. her family. when they facetimed her after the big victories, all jumping around, they're happy, the family. >> imagine. it certainly seems like we're witnessing history. already incredible the other be. venus seemed pretty stunned by it. the rest of us are just watching, also stunned but cheering her on. >>> turning now to the owner of the largest contract in major league baseball history, reached two plateaus with one swing. >> wow. >> and his 1000th hit. he's the first player to reach two milestones on one hit in mlb history. >> come on, free the hair, bryce, free the hair! >>> a little boy from arkansas whose fears went viral is now showing the world his newfound confidence. >> it is so sweet. r.j. hampton was 3 when his father posted this video of him shaking on a diving board just two years ago. now at the age of 5 -- look. >> you get 'em, r.j. >> yeah, yeah, r.j.! he's able to jump in with both feet without dad's help. his dad said he did it to build his son's confidence. >> i'm of the mind

that was ian livingstone talking to one of his biggest fanboys. now, currently normal tv doesn't allow us to show you a fully interactive programme. so to give you a feel of what click 0bm will be like when you watch it online, we've added a dash of it to this week's tech news. you will see some options pop up on screen. you won't be able to click them, we will do that for you. but it should give you an idea of what to expect. here's lara. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the church of england issued its first guidelines for social media users. its release came the same time as the archbishop of canterbury streamed his own live video. nearly a decade ago, alphabet, that owns google, announced its balloon spin out, loon. this promised floating masts which would deliver ag services to the world's most remote places. loon is now planning to launch its own trial network telcom kenya. loon‘s balloons are each the size of a tennis court, but they need to be as they are filled with enough helium to keep them afloat while carrying solar

that was ian livingstone talking to one of his biggest fanboys. now, currently, normaltv doesn't allow us to show you a fully interactive programme, so to give you a feel of what click 0bm will be like when you watch it online, we've added a dash of it to this week's tech news. you will see some options pop up on screen. you won't be able to click them, we will do that for you. but it should give you an idea of what to expect. here is lara. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the church of england issued its first guidelines for social media users. its release came the same time as the archbishop of canterbury streamed his own live video. nearly a decade ago, alphabet, the company that owns google, announced its balloon spin out, loon. this promised floating masts which would deliver ag services to the world's most remote places. it is now planning to launch its own trial with african telecom. loon‘s balloons are each the size of a tennis court, but they need to be as they are filled with enough helium to keep them afloat while car

bercow: ian blackford. mr. blackford: mr. speaker, when the prime minister implemented the hostile environment policy, her party stayed silent. when she delivered the racist go home vans, the tories remained silent. when asylum seekers are deported to places where their lives are at risk, the tories stay silent, and yes, mr. speaker. when faced with the racist columns written by the former foreign secretary, they stay silent. is the member for aberconwy not correct when he warns that the tories are appealing to the type of nationalism that has seen ukip grow? while the tory party's more with the extremes of donald trump and nigel farage, is it any wonder, mr. speaker, that scotland looks on in horror? pm may: the conservative party is a party for the whole of the united kingdom, and the only party in this house which is appealing to blatant nationalism is the party that wants to take scotland out of the u.k. mr. kawczynski: thank you, mr. speaker. in shropshire, 300 doctors, surgeons and clinicians have been at the forefront

emily: bloomberg's ian king, thank you so much. still ahead, getting a sequel. we've got details on how the ceo is replicating the $100 billion plan. this is bloomberg. ♪ unveiled thenk second mega fund for tech investments that is even larger than the original vision fund. it aims to raise $108 billion per vision fund two for more than a dozen investors including apple and microsoft, and kazakhstan's sovereign wealth fund. $38 billion to the fund, replacing saudi arabia as investor. joining us to discuss is sarah mcbride. saudi arabia for all the controversy of saudi arabia being involved in the first run, are the investors or not? sarah: it is leading to all sorts of conspiracy theories but they will probably quietly commit as an investor later on. emily: how will the new fund different from the first fund? sarah: there are a lot more investors in this new fund. softbank has a much bigger piece of the pie. they are just going to have to try a little harder to find good investments this time around. emily: we didn't talk about it much, but apple, microsoft be

we're live at sjc, ian cull, bay area news. >> ian, thank you. another aftershock has rattled southern california. a 4.7 quake. it struck about 20 miles north of ridgecrest. you can see the map here. just before 6:00 this evening. it's the strongest in a swarm to strike this area all within 15 minutes. it's now been about three weeks since the initial two earthquakes rocked that area just outside of bakersfield. there's still a lot of damage to homes and businesses. >> did oakland violate its own sanctuary city policy? well, protesters say it happened and at the airport. reports surfaced that immigration officials used oakland international to transfer or deport 40,000 people over the last nine years. now, oakland is a sanctuary city, so activists want to know why that was allowed. the practice ended last year. today the port authority's director, port authority has authority over the airport, says it will comply with sanctuary city standards going forward. >> a swim team photographer is in jail tonight accused of sexually abusing children for th

and ian haney lopez, a professor of public law at u.c. berkey a.o studies coded racial language in amer he's author of "dog whistle politics. " welcome to you both anbethank you fog here. ian haney lopez, to you first, you're the one i was quoting about this racial theater in p americitics. i wonder if you could just help us zoom out a little bit from this week's controversy and hel us explain how this theater plays out. what does this play look like? >> here's the way the play works -- it's what i call dog whistle politics is the use of coded racial appeals in politics, but coded racial appeals, there's a lot going on. act onef e play: some hilitician decides to gin up controversy by p a racial idea or meme into the coersation but doing so through a coded term that allows plausible denia. so think of the phrase, go back where you came from. some people see it as racist.r otople say this doesn't have to do with race at all. or think make america great again or real americans or the american heartland. act 2, t person whose dog eistling ab

>> ian pannell in italy. ian, thank you. >>> back here now, the president's nominee to be the nation's number two military officer defending himself against allegations of sexual misconduct. air force general john hyten telling a senate panel, quote, nothing happened, ever, as his accuser sat behind him in that room. that accuser, an army colonel, says he's lying. abc's stephanie ramos was there. >> reporter: tonight, the air force general in line to become the nation's second-highest ranking military officer, vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, forced to defend himself against sexual assault allegations. >> i want to state to you and to the american people in the strongest possible terms that these allegations are false. >> reporter: general john hyten today sitting just steps away from his accuser, army colonel kathryn spletstoser, a former aide at u.s. strategic command. the 28-year veteran told "the new york times" in explicit detail that hyten, her former boss, sexually assaulted her in her hotel

and ian haney lopez, a professor of public law at u.c. berkeley who studies coded racialng ge in america. he's author of "dog whistle politics. " welcom you for being here.nk ian haney lopez, to you first, you're the one i was quoting about this racial theater in american politics. i wonder if you could just help us zoom out a little bit from this week's controversy and help us explain how this thater plays out. what does this play look like? >> here's the way the play works -- it's what i cl g whistle politics is the use of coded racial appeals in politics, but coded racial appeals, there's a lot going on. act one of the play: some politician decides to gin up controversy by pushing a racial idea or meme into the conversation but doing so through a coded term that allows plausible deniability. so think of the phrase, go back where you came from. t.me people see it as rac other people say this doesn't have to do with race at all. or think make america great again or real americans or the american heartland. act 2, the person whose dog whi

>> ian pannell tonight. ian, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the highway stunt that turned deadly. tonight, what we're learning about the five teenagers who admitted to killing a father by dropping a boulder from a highway overpass. disturbing messages between the teens revealed today by the judge. >>> also ahead tonight, the danger on the frontlines of the opioid crisis in america. the officer shot at a methadone clinic. >>> and the driver trapped in a burning suv. the vehicle impaled on a tree. and the officer fighting the flames to get him out. a lot more news ahead here on a tuesday night. ead hebe right back. a tuesday night. we'll be right back. pe 2 diabe- why think about your heart? because with my type 2 diabetes, i'm more likely to have a fatal heart attack or stroke. lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes still increases my risk of a fatal cardiovascular event. because type 2 diabetes is more than a1c. wow-these are great answers! and that's why th

>> ian pannell with us tonight. ian, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the manhunt north of the border tonight. two teens wanted for an alleged killing spree. includ includesing that american woman and her boyfriend. tonight, a town is on lockdown after reports the teens might have been spotted. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight, a warning to stay inside and lock the door in yet another remote canadian town, as police and even the canadian air force step up a week-long search for two teens wanted for murder. >> two males matching the description of the wanted suspects were seen in york landing, manitoba. >> reporter: if it is 19-year-old kam mcleod and 18-year-old bryer schmegelsky, it would be the first confirmed sighting in days. the fugitive teens caught on camera at a store last week in saskatchewan province. >> our officers on the ground have not made contact with the individuals, and so, we are not yet in a position to confirm that these are the wanted suspe suspects. >> reporter: the pair have

bercow: ian blackford. mr. blackford: mr. speaker, when the prime minister implemented the hostile environment policy, her party stayed silent. when she delivered the racist "go home" vans, the tories remained silent. when asylum seekers are deported to places where their lives are at risk, the tories stay silent, and yes, mr. speaker. when faced with the racist columns written by the former foreign secretary, they stay silent. is the member for aberconwy not correct when he warns that the tories are "appealing to the type of nationalism that has seen ukip grow?" while the tory party's more with the extremes of donald trump and nigel farage, is it any wonder , mr. speaker, that scotland looks on in horror? pm may: the conservative party is a party for the whole of the united kingdom, and the only party in this house which is appealing to blatant nationalism is the party that wants to take scotland out of the u.k. mr. kawczynski: thank you, mr. speaker. in shropshire, 300 doctors, surgeons and clinicians have been at the foref

from by the british last thursday morning on july 4th the rain ians are saying that this is an act of piracy and the iranian president had some very very strong words for the british government he said that britain has seized this ship in the waters of a country that they are occupying and that this act is their loss he also has that the warning that the british to the british that you are there initiating in security and that they will see the consequences of this act later and that the seizure of this iranian oil tanker is a foolish act the iranian president has also said that the europeans should be concerned about the withdrawal of the americans from the nuclear deal of 2015 that is their number one priority the iranians are saying that the u.s. withdrawing from this deal is what is causing all this instability in this region so what do we know about what's been going on with the french advisor a top advisor who is in tehran right now. yes emanuel born is meeting currently with connie who is the secretary of iran supreme national security council that is a body that's in charge of

the company which owns british gas has announced that its chief executive, ian conn, is to step down. centrica reported a pre—tax loss of £446 million in the six months tojune. our business correspondent simon gompertz is here — why have their results been so bad? the size of this loss is mainly due toa the size of this loss is mainly due to a huge ride of that centrica has made to cover the costs of getting out of oil and gas production which are doors and to get rid of its sta ke are doors and to get rid of its stake in britain ‘s nuclear power stations but it's bad beyond that and that draws attention to the extent to which british gas has been depending on standard variable tariffs, high charges for gas and electricity to boost its profits because the government has brought in an energy price cap and that, british gas says, centrica says, has cost the company £300 million in profit. now the energy price cap stands at £1254 for the average family, that actually went up in april but it didn't really help british gas, what it meant was a lot of people looked around to get a

all talk at once sorry, ian blackford, iwas been ruled out. all talk at once sorry, ian blackford, i was asking alberto. let me repeat, the vote leave campaign won the referendum andl leave campaign won the referendum and i want to respect the referendum result. but they made a clear pledge to respect absolutely the rights of citizens. they have to one of that before we can leave the european union, so if they want me to honour the vote leave victory, which is what i want to do, they must honour the pledges they made to the british electorate, that eu nationals' rights will be absolutely guaranteed and enshrined in law, and they would not be treated any less favourably than they are now. until that legislation is now proposed by downing street, and i am waiting for it, i downing street, and i am waiting for it, lam downing street, and i am waiting for it, i am waiting for boris to honour the pledge he made to me, once he proposes that to the house of commons, i proposes that to the house of commons, lam proposes that to the house of commons, i

ian? >> reporter: the hazmat team is inside as we speak. they don't know if this substance is harmful yet so that's what they are trying to confirm. you see an active team. inside and outside. the ones in white, because they feared it was sarin, four atedil and two thought they were expose and being monitored even though they are showing no symptoms. hazmat entered the facebook mail facility for a second time to run more tests. more than 11 hours after the first call, looking at suspicious mail unusually believed to contain the nerve agent, sarin. >> we are trying to determine whether or not there is something at risk or not. >> the first test took about 40 minutes and were inconclusive. the second lasted until about midnight. it's happening blocks from facebook headquarters. a processing machine at the company's mail facility said they had a suspicious bag of mail. they detectived s detected sari. and the california national guard civil support team out of haywardpe chemical weapons. four are going in again, hoping to confirm if there is a

abc news reporter ian pannell live in rome with the latest. >> reporter: italian police on defense after a leaked with photo showing one of the american teens accused of murdering a roman police officer blindfolded and head xwufed with, his head down in the police station, splashed across newspapers. the commissioner calling what's happened illegal and a mistake. officials say the image was taken after the suspects gave na at that timely hjorth and finnegan three confessed with to being involved in the incident that led to the fatal stabbing of officer mario rega. police say it all started during a drug deal gone bad. the two americans apparently approached with the man asking where they could buy drugs. that man led them to a dealer who police say sold them fake cocaine. the two angry allegedly going back to the scene and stealing the backpack of the man who pointed with they will to the dealer. video capturing two men running away after the theft. police say the man called with his own phone that was in the backpack and spoke to the two americans. he says they offered with him in excha

jonathan: to discuss, we have ian steely, the well core of invesco. it is a number one question following the payrolls report. what is the jobs number on july 5 mean for the fed meeting on july 1? no doubt, the payrolls number was strung across the board but we don't think it means much. definitely reduces the likelihood of 50 bits cut, priced in going into payrolls. in terms of the fed, communication will be key. they will after -- either have to deliver a cut with markets that are doing well, but cap -- powell seem to write that off in the q&a section of the june meeting, or they will have to say they are not cutting but they are credible. also at the beginning of the year they were pointing to inflation, lackluster inflation, and we think this is a regime shift for the fed and they will focus on inflation. the market has been challenging them on that. they started pricing in cuts before trade tensions were even a discussion, pricing them in in march. that is because inflation has been falling year to date. ian steely, recut expectations are coming

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in rome, ian pannell, abc 7 news. >> both gad ated from tamalpais high school. finnegan's family says they're going to rome as soon as the state department assures them they'll be able to see their son. he chose not to answer questions during a weekend hearing. friends say the two suspects did not become close until they reconnected at santa barbara city college. an i-team reporter dan noyes is on his way to italy to find out more about this case and the bay area suspects. you can follow dan on at which time tore stay up to date on the latest developments. we'll have his reports on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. >>> in the east bay closing arguments are set to begin in the ghost ship fire trial. derick almena and max harris each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2016 warehouse fire. closing arguments are expected to last at least three days. the jury could get the case august 5th. testimony has been tense at times with the defense suggesting the fire was the work of an arsonist. prosecutors refute that claim. >>> a lot going on this mornin

>> yes. >> reporter: ian cull, "today in the bay." >>> another fire in slar counan county, char being five acres in san martin yesterday afternoon. you can see the scorched land from nbc bay area sky ranger, between 101 and coyote lake. multiple structures were burned. the fire also was contained. >>> netflix is making a change to one of the south bay company's more popular but controversial shows. >> 13 reasons why is going to get an edit specifically removing a graphic scene during season one, a character takes her own life in that scene. some studies show an increase in teenage suicides after "13 reasons why" partially filmed in the day area debuted in 2017. the creator was "to tell the truth about the horror of such an act and make sure no one would ever wish to emulate it," going on to say "we believe this edit will help the show do the most good for the most people, while mitigating any risk for he especially vulnerable young viewers." >> if you or someone you know is struggling, there's help available 24/7. call this number any time, 1-800-273-8255. you can also chat with a cou

abc news reporter ian panel is in rome with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, italian police on defense after a leaked photo showing one of the american teens accuse of murdering a roman police officer blind folded and handcuffed. his head down inside a police station, image splashed across italian newspapers. the police commissioner calling what happened illegal and a mistake. officials say the photo was taken after they were taken in for questioning and the police confessed to being involved in the incident that alleged of the fatal stabbing of newly wedded police officer. police say it started after a drug deal gone bad. the two americans apparently approached a man and asked where they could buy drugs. he took them to where they could get fake cocaine. they became angry and pointed them to the drug dealer. surveillance capturing the two men running away after the theft. the man called his own phone that was in the back pack and spoke to the two americans. he said they offered him an exchange. his bag for a gram of cocaine and 100 euros, but he went to the police instead who says i'm

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that was ian livingstone talking to one of his biggest fanboys. now, currently normal tv doesn't allow us to show you a fully interactive programme. so to give you a feel of what click obm will be like when you watch it online, we've added a dash of it to this week's tech news. you will see some options pop up on screen. you won't be able to click them, we will do that for you. but it should give you an idea of what to expect. here's lara. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the church of england issued its first guidelines for social media users. its release came the same time as the archbishop of canterbury streamed his own live video. nearly a decade ago, alphabet, that owns google, announced its balloon spin out, loon. this promised floating masts which would deliver 4g services to the world's most remote places. loon is now planning to launch its own trial with african network telcom kenya. loon's balloons are each the size of a tennis court, but they need to be as they are filled with enough helium to keep them afloat while car

that was ian livingstone talking to one of his biggest fanboys. now, currently, normaltv doesn't allow us to show you a fully interactive programme, so to give you a feel of what happy click 0bm will be like when you watch it online, we've added a dash of it to this week's tech news. you will see some options pop up on screen. you won't be able to click them, we will do that for you. but it should give you an idea of what to expect. here is lara. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the church of england issued its first guidelines for social media users. its release came the same time as the archbishop of canterbury streamed his own live video. nearly a decade ago, alphabet, the company that owns google, announced its balloon spin out, loon. this promised floating masts which would deliver ag services to the world's most remote places. it is now planning to launch its first commercial trial with an african telco. loon‘s balloons are each the size of a tennis court, but they need to be as they are filled with enough helium to keep t