we will speak with lance fritz. union pacific coming in with a great quarter, and this defined what happened yesterday with the transports really selling off on the back of csx's news. the 10 year yield in the u.s., 2.06%, dragged lower by europe. european central bank staff has began studying a potential rebound of their inflation goal, which could embolden pursuing stimulus measures for longer, according to officials familiar with the matter. we are joined now by vasileios odierkis, banque lombard global head of fx strategy. should we take it more seriously now that the ecb is concretely considering changing the way it looks at its price stability mandate? all, i haveirst of to say that we will definitely have to get a bit more clarity into this and look at more details other than the headlines, but definitely we need to take it more seriously. this is not something that the ecb is contemplating. this is something that the fed is contemplating. we've been living in a relatively low inflation environment for quite

just so i can get comment from you on it, lance. mcconnell and a number of others in the senate, when he was on with maria, he talked about this, they really want to go after huawei. he said today on fox business they see it as a true national security concern. it's clear the president doesn't. he's talked about it as a bargaining chip in the trade negotiations. how do you see this playing out? >> i think honestly, i'm not sure you can have it both ways. they either are a threat or they are a bargaining chip. to try and have them both at the same time doesn't make sense, because basically, huawei has been trying to grow a u.s. base for a long time. it is not in their best interest to be spying on american customers, when they are really just trying to win against apple and samsung. but you know, we kind of felt like we were getting close to a deal where they would have a chance to operate in the u.s. but -- connell: i don't think that's going to happen. >> it may not. connell: susan, lance, thanks. something very important to get to

lance, in yourview, the right choice? she won by quite a substantial margin in the end. we we re substantial margin in the end. we were talking about anybody had an inside track on the tory leadership, and the inside track on the lib dems leadership seemed to be it would be closer, she was always the favourite, and i think she probably is the right choice for the lib dems. she is young, she is fresh, she is a woman and they've never had a woman leader before, so she has a lot of qualities, and her opponent, sir ed davey, who i am is an excellent politician, looked a bit pale and stale by comparison. she's brought a lot of energy. they got theirtiming right, doing it the day before borisjohnson, if it is he takes over as prime minister, which ensured them a lot coverage, and i think the lib dems are probably back underjo swinson as a force to be reckoned with, and there are rumours that there may even be former tory minister is of defecting. there are all -- minister is of defecting. there are all —— always rumours about labour people defecting. would be ill—advised

lance ulanoff as well. deirdre, a big move from amazon. >> it is a huge move, but in some respects, connell, there is a lot of people including many consulting firms this is actually the smart way to go. every time these corporations lose key employees they pay anywhere between 150 to 215% of that person's total package to go out and rehire somebody to fill that person's shoes, wait until that person is up to speed, even if the person is a genius, right, there is corporate culture. there is getting along with colleagues. this is costly as far as timing goes, as far as effort. just downright dollars. technology is changing so fast, even if you're amazing coder in python, a lot of fintech companies use that language, in six to eight months there is already tweaks. connell: right. >> a lot of companies, honestly it is cheaper if we invest in the employees we already have. connell: that part makes sense, lance, that part used to be, not used to be, recently as last week, people learn to code. that will be the a

we will talk to lance fritz straight ahead the dow is down 26 e p s neenre >>> one of our ipos here, you can tell by the noise, there is a number of them that have opened strong open right there, at least up 14%. >> ceo is going to be joining us on "squawk alley" next hour as well. >> great. >>> now over for a cnbc update at this hour. >> good morning. here's what's happening. iranian state tv is reporting that tehran's revolutionary guard forces seized a oil tanker accused of smuggling oil the tanker had 12 foreign crew members on board japanese fire official said 33 people were killed in an animation studio fire. 36 were injured. ten critically a 41-year-old man burst into the studio and threw a gasoline-like liquid, injuring himself. >>> violence against last night. police fired tear gas as protesters set fires and threw rocks. it's in response to the governor's vulgar text messages to closest allies. >>> and at home, two new toys "r" us store will open in november in texas and new jersey they will be 6,500 square feet, which is much less than the 30,000 square feet of the company

lance, zach, thank you so much. we do have that vote on the 9/11 compensation bill, the final vote coming up. we are coming right back. the dow is up 183 points. chevy? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't bea

katy a tech expert and lance ulanoff as well. kevin, real quick from you, we might get the numbers. i will jump on you what is the big thing to look for apple? everybody is talking about services looking at that versus the iphone. what are you looking at? >> i'm looking at what they're going to be talking about in regards to china because that is the next leg of growth. their phones are very expensive. they have a hard time say staying in the top five. connell: kevin, let me jump on you one minute. susan will be back in one minute. she is actually on the phone with the chief financial officer. the earnings report themselves is now just crossing on the tape. apple in the third quarter earning 2.18% share. that is eight cents better than estimates, okay? the revenue is also better than expected. 53.81 billion versus 53.39 billion. the stock is up 2% after-hours. we'll dig deeper into segments. susan is about to sit back down, in terms of what the cfo told her. kevin, continue your thought. apapproximately beating on top of and bottom line. they have done it again eight straight quarte

. >> lance is a soccer coach among others. >> if my ds could only play certain sports because coach lance would drive them to practice or the game and be there to help when i couldn't be. >> the community wan r toturn the favor. >> i want to get them in there as quickly as possible. >> th firetarted in the garage. when that happened it destroyed a lot of the athletic equipment that the dad and the kids use. insurance is not going to replace that. >> all right. we want to give you a live look outside. i a hot day. temperatures are going to heat up. why we are in weathealert why we are in weathealert ♪ ♪ why we are in weathealert ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea summer sale. wooooooo! save up to 50% off select items in sre only ul june 26th to j7th. ikea. >> it is 9:15. welpme back. exect to have company if you are heading to the beaches in delaware this weekend. >> the sand is hot, the water is cool. that guy doesn't l

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atlanta mayor keisha lance-bottom. thank you for coming on, mayor bottoms. let me ask you, i remember at the first debates that you, that day, had come out that you endorsed joe biden and i sat right behind you and his wife as you sat there that night of the first debates. first of all, why have you endorsed joe biden? >> i know joe, and by that, i mean we know what joe biden stands for. we have a long history with joe biden in the african-american community. eight years as a part of the most progressive administration in the history of this country, and he's always been a champion for our communities. he's been a champion for unions. he's been a champion for african-americans, for gay and lesbian rights. i think that it's important as we go into this election where so much is uncertain in this country that we go in with the strongest candidate possible with the best possibility of beating donald trump. and it's joe biden. >> now, he has gotten a lot of flak from people like me around the '94 crime bill in '94. he is correct when he says that many members of

. >> lance smith is a soccer coach among other sports and is considered aor ment to many. >> coach lance would drive them to practice and to the games and be there to help when i couldn't be. >> now the community wants to return the favor.e >> i lik to get them in there as quickly possible. >> this final started in the gage and when it happened it destroyed a lot of the athletic equipment. insurance is not going to replace that. if you are interested in helping the smith fami go to nbc washington and search buoy family. >> tragedy. >> if you do good, good lways comes back. you are taking a live, beautiful look outside. the sunrise. weare in weather alert mode. the time here is 6 it's time for our lost prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, now $1299. plus, free premiumivery when you add a base. ends sunday. >> good morning and welcome back. ,f you are head to the beach this weeke maybe delaware, expect to have some company. we wi check in with tim furl

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yep, that's lance bass. who's saying bye-bye-bye at reception of the taylor and britney. ♪ >> let's talk now about a fai fairytale couple, prince harry and meghan markle. the duke and duchess made it a parents' day out for the yankees and red sox series in the uk, where even baby archie became part of this epic rivalry. it was a surprise appearance for meghan. and while greeting red sox star outfielder mookie betts, he informed her that they might be distant cousins. >> we're family somehow. >> ah. >> anyone else want to claim they're family? >> betts spoke to a-rod and the pregame crew about his possible royal connection. >> are you related to meghan markle or not? >> yes. i was informed last year when i found out we were coming and so i'd hope i'd get to meet her and i did and gave her a hug and i think she invited me over for dinner. >> oh. >> no, ha ha. >> baby archie stayed home but, the red sox gifted him with a miniature bat and a team onesie. >> hi, guys! >> the rival yankees presented the duke and

yep, that's lance bass. who's saying bye-bye-bye at reception of the jax taylor and britney. ♪ >> let's talk now about a fai fairytale couple, prince harry and meghan markle. the duke and duchess made it a parents' day out for the yankees and red sox series in the uk, where even baby archie became part of this epic rivalry. it was a surprise appearance for meghan. and while greeting red sox star outfielder mookie betts, he informed her that they might be distant cousins. >> we're family somehow. >> ah. >> anyone else want to claim they're family? >> betts spoke to a-rod and the pregame crew about his possible royal connection. >> are you related to meghan markle or not? >> yes. i was informed last year when i found out we were coming and so i'd hope i'd get to meet her and i did and gave her a hug and i think she invited me over for dinner. >> oh. >> no, ha ha. >> baby archie stayed home but, the red sox gifted him with a miniature bat and a team onesie. >> hi, guys! >> the rival yankees presented the duke

. >> si ve un felino no corra , no haga ruido ni lance rocas . >> el director de s cargo el 15 agosto dijo el presidente trdond trum. >> esta en desacuerdo en manejok de la crisis en siria el decimo en deljar el cargo dice que no n nominara a radclif por sucesor . >> apuÑalamientos, apagones y o controversia en dos estados por la huamarihuana es noticias de c destacadas que vemos en el re m resumen . >> el estacionamiento de pen pensilvania es escena del crimen 3 personas fueron apuÑaladas y no se sabe el detonante de la o pelea . >> una gran cantidad de agentes fueron por evidencia para la ivn qui investigacion en curso por v victimas se dijo que una de esas esta en condicion critica y dos mas ese recuperan en el hospita mascerc cercano . >> vamos a la capital de la nacion ddoonde apagon afecto a mil personas tambien variohoita. >> ante esta situacion aut autoridades dirigieron el tra s transi transito desde eabper personas atrapen elevres y hospitales tuvieron que desp despachar ambulancias a centros c que te tenian electricidad . >> la compaÑia en pwashington u quiere ver que ca

. >> lance bass had to calm down his mother-in-law. >> we got another earthquake? >> here we go. >> alex rodriguez was watching the dodgers' game but across town -- >> is that an earthquake? >> is that an earthquake? >> in studio city, "big brother" was livestreaming the quakes. >> it's shaking. >> i'm really scared. >> kylie jenner posted "these earthquakes," adding a few emojis. nicki minaj kept it simple -- that earthquake was intense. ava duvernay advised, respect mother nature, she's the boss. but david spade went next level -- his earthquake rules - stop, drop, then instagram yourself and be superdramatic. sit back and count likes. >> rattled prompted disneyland to shut down rides but today it was business as usual. here at "e.t." we'll be ready to go. we've been through this more. mary hart was on the air in 1994 during an aftershock. >> right now while we're shaking with an aftershock we're going to say good-bye for today and hope for a much steadying tomorrow >>> coming up -- angelina jolie is back as theistress of evil. >>> plus, our shawn mendes and cami

. >> el gobernador propone que se me lance la policÍa para disolverme las investigaciones que estoy haciendo. ahÍ estamos viendo una confabulaciÓn o una conspiraciÓn de tres personas para buscar silenciar a un opositor polÍtico. eso sin duda alguna es un crimen. >> el gobernador escribe lo siguiente. nuestra gente debe salir a defender y caerle encima a Ésta, y ahÍ incluye una palabra ofensiva dirigida directamente a usted. cÓmo responde usted a este tipo de lenguaje siendo utilizado por el lÍder de la isla del encanto? >> esto es lenguaje ofensivo y que muestra el carÁcter del gobernador. >> mÁs de esta entrevista el domingo. guzmÁnempezÓ a cumplir su condena. en mÉxico se divulgÓ nuevo vÍdeo de cuando el capo estaba preso en el penal del altiplano. aparecen una actitud sumisa que contrasta con la imagen en su juicio. >> estas imÁgenes confirman que los dÍas en los que guzmÁn imponÍa su ley y hacía temblar a la mÁxima autoridad se acabaron. en este vÍdeo que lo muestran en su celda en el penal de mÁxima seguridad se aprecia y escucha a un narcotraficante vulnerable co

have to abandon any degree york respect to really to responsibly riches and to do with the population lanced which is hand over power to a civilian and accountable and not keep it by sheer force of their trying to do so lemon thank you very much good to speak to you. there's plenty more still ahead this hour including he is the 1st sitting u.s. president to set foot in north korea donald trump is back on u.s. soil after an historic trip plus. trying again european leaders are pulling an all nighter to decide who should get the top jobs will be live in brussels. this england batsman comes good when it matters we'll have the action from the world cup clash in india with. police have used tear gas and pepper spray and protesters in hong kong as the territory marks the 22nd anniversary of its hands over from britain to china up to 1000000 demonstrators are expected to take to the streets there's been anger over an extradition bill that could allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial they want those proposals to be completely withdrawn and more guarantees for hong kong's demo

. >> reporter: lance reddig is the local direct for for habitat for humanity which has built 81 homes in the city. they have built hurricane-resistant homes and can do that even on the lower-priced homes >> we have this rod here the steel roof adds an incremental cost that would be about 10% to the home. the rest of the things i'm talking about is almost negligible maybe $9,000 on a four-bedroom house. >> reporter: there are categories of hurricane strength the latest habitat homes fared better than their neighbors in hurricane michael, but russell king isn't taking any chances. >> i'll spend easily $100,000. >> reporter: do you believe there is such thing as a hurricane-proof house? >> no. no >> it's difficult to put a price tag on any home, but in mississippi, it would cost 3,000 to $5,000 more in the total cost of an 1800-square-foot home to build to gold standards rather than your basic standard not a huge price to pay for a little peace of mind >> absolutely. as you mentioned, these fortifications may be relatively cheap for the average home are you finding the higher-priced home

mayor keisha lance bottoms joins me now. mayor bottoms, welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> let me start with what president trump said. he said that most mayors want these raids. true or false? do you want this raid? >> absolutely false. and i doubt that he's spoken with any mayors. i speak with mayors on a regular basis. we communicate via text, telephone. and i have not heard a single mayor say that they are interested in these raids, nor do we need these raids. and he mentioned ms13. i meet with my police chief multiple times a week. not one time has she mentioned that we need assistance with i.c.e. coming through our community with a gang. it's another distraction. it's unhumane, it's not needed and it's not helpful to our communities. >> do you understand why he would pre-announce it? here's what i can't quite get my arms around. if there are people you think are a danger to the country and there's deportation orders, why would you announce that you're coming? >> well, it makes me wonder what distractio

joining me now to talk about this is lance freeman. he is also the author of the new book. >> thanks for having me. >> the idea of increasing home ownership amongst african-americans is interesting. but kamala harris is not posing the as that. in other words, the plan she's proposing in theory could benefit anybody. >> that's correct. by targeting neighborhoods that were red-lined in the past, the will disproportionately benefit african-americans because african-americans were overrepresented in those neighborhoods. but by no means will they be the only group that benefits from that policy. >> let's look at some numbers from african-american home ownership going back to 1994. the census bureau says in 1994, 42% of black households were homeowners. ten years later right before the recession, the housing boom, the figure had reached nearly 50%. and -- but that declined after the recession to the point that we're now at 43%, which is kind of where we were in 1994. when you look at that chart, what does the tell you? >> well, what you see

about without it and i think lance wouldn't grow that be nothing left. but some hajek says everyone here is concerned about the water supply and all are looking forward to improvements. we believe that in the future a community will feel this effect as well but their services but they are meant to . continue to fall to the. high extent by the family home. he says he's looking forward to the day when his water supply really is reliable. once the new pumps are up and running. most people dream of sharing their life with a special someone but in china the odds are stacked against would be grooms for every $100.00 women there are $113.00 men in a population of 1400000000 that means 34000000 more men than women it's the sad legacy of the government's one child policy when more boys were born than girls now matchmaking agencies are helping lonelyhearts track down potential partners. this man is on the lookout for women. but not for him so. that his female colleagues are matchmakers their turf the halls of shanghai the objects of their interest are supposed to

. >> yes your interview with lance, again, people have to listen to that interview he was not baffled by the economy. he said that they can still do better the economy is down -- last time on brian moynihan, the economy is good but downshifted. everyone in this ilk understands if jay powell wants to get the economy back, a little bit, just takes out that last rate hike. but i thought that lance made me feel, again, well, okay, things aren't perfect but if we get -- then he mentions -- the trade tensions, it wasn't just china he had -- europe, japan. >> i was waiting for him to talk about luxembourg did he bring up luxembourg. >> mexico and canada. >> here is what moynihan told jim last night take a listen to this. >> the core thing is the united states economy is growing. is it growing slower than last year not so far reportedly, but expected to slow down because the first quarter is equivalent to last year in the consumer is driving it. >> so still looking for a july cut. do you want the 50 -- >> no, no. 50 is panic filled i just want them to be able to -- oto appease our tweeting pr

. >> reporter: the shocking struggle caught on home ameras, lance a young girl fighting for her freedom, fending off the would be abductor, getting her brother who runs after the suspect as she clutches her neck. police say it all unfolded on long island. the 13-year-old girl was walking home from summer school when someone followed and grab her. >> this 13-year-old girl was very brave. she fought off this individual. she fought off her attacker and did exactly she had to do. >> reporter: police used the video to arrest 24-year-old jarrod james, now charge with endangered the welfare of a child, assault, and kidnapping. it's not the first time home surveillance has helped catch alleged kidnappers. this doorbell cam in ft. worth capturing the moment a young girl is snatched from her mother who screams for help. after police release the video, gd maritans track down the suspect's car and he was arrested. >> we got her, we got her, we got her. he's in custody. >> reporter: experts y surveillance videos are proving to be a powerful tool for police. tonight a new york girl is safe thanks to

by land not entry by boat or by at croft let's begin for now this is daniel lance bigotry guest lecture at the westin universities latin america program. and director of green mental daniel thank you for being with us the h he's going back a litte bit in this storyry to other aspects of it the cries of get the market kids out of the cage is. not being heard clearly -- why is this thing happening now -- why is it happening it'll decide here if? sending people back without even appearing before a judge. well -- first of all thank you for r having me on the show it's always a pleasure -- eight is not coincidental as i think you point out i would be your question dad this is occurring now -- the united states is starting to gear up for electoral seaeason -- and the trump administration is clearly. i decided or elements of the trump administration have that to the same type of anti immigration r rhetoric thahat ss to galvanizeze our particular segmenen of the republican base- would be -- important to do again essentially -- to be able to replicate the hat trick -- and and how they impact on

with me are political commentator, lance price, and katy balls, the deputy political editor at the spectator. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i says borisjohnson will be crowned as tory leader tomorrow. 2a hours from downing street is the headline. meanwhile the ft leads onjohnson‘s rivaljeremy hunt — they say the foreign secretary has asked european allies to help protect commercial shipping in the gulf. a different leadership election makes the front page of the guardian. they carry a picture of new lib dem leader, jo swinson. carl beech, who was today found guilty of falsely accusing vips of being part of a murderous paedophile ring, is called a fantasist who made a mockery of justice by the daily express. the telegraph also lead on the story — they say scotland yard faces serious questions about their multi million pound investigation. and the times say labour deputy leader tom watson has been urged to apologise to the public figures fasley named by beech, after he entertained the allegations. a variety of front pages for us to chew over. borisjohnson 2a hours fr

comes to shove businesses in germany and france it could very well it gets it wrong for the american lance the intimidation here you know demon one of the one of the rings i wanted to do this topic is because in a much broader way the united states is using the dollar and the swiss system it's been weaponized ok. this is remarkable that the u.s. is going to leverage the swiss system against its allies against its adversaries here i mean what i see here this is devaluing the currency the league global currency the u.s. dollar and it's the u.s. that's doing itself it's very self destructive in it's self inflicted go ahead well i mean look at the statistics in 2013 less than 7 percent of the trade between china and russia was in yuan because again there were there was a lot of talk about the need to distance ourselves from the dollar but there was no immediate movement in 2013 so things were going slowly but already in 2017 already it was 18 percent of the trade that was in other currencies other than dollars so the movement is in that direction and it's interesting how their american liberal

push comes to shove businesses in germany and france it could very well it should run for the american lance the intimidation here you know demon one of the one of the rings i wanted to do this topic is because in a much broader way the united states is using the dollar and the swiss system it's been weaponized ok. this is remarkable that the u.s. is going to leverage the swiss system against its allies against its adversaries here i mean what i see here this is devaluing the currency the global currency the u.s. dollar and it's the u.s. that's doing itself it's very self destructive in it's self inflicted go ahead well i mean look at the statistics in 2013 less than 7 percent of the trade between china and russia was in yuan because again there were there was a lot of talk about the need to distance ourselves from the dollar but there was no immediate movement in 2013 so things were going slowly but already in 2017 already it was 18 percent of the trait that was in other currencies other than dollars so the movement is in that direction and it's interesting how their american liberal press.

push comes to shove businesses in germany and france it could very well ditch iran for the american lance the intimidation here you know demon one of the one of the rings i wanted to do this topic is because in a much broader way the united states is using the dollar and the swiss system it's been weaponized ok. this is remarkable that the u.s. is going to leverage the swiss system against its allies against its adversaries here i mean what i see here this is devaluing the currency the global currency the u.s. dollar and it's the u.s. that's doing itself it's very self destructive in it's self inflicted go ahead well i mean look at the statistics in 2013 less than 7 percent of the trade between china and russia was in yuan because again there were there was a lot of talk about the need to distance ourselves from the dollar but there was no immediate movement in 2013 so things were going slowly but already into 1017 already it was 18 percent of the trade that was in other currencies other than dollars so the movement is in that direction and it's interesting how their american liberal pres

and another big one for ukraine's president exit polls giving a lot of members a lance his party a commanding lead after sunday's parliamentary elections but will he get the absolute majority he's hoping for. also coming up india is heading for the moon a countdown is on again for an ambitious launch that could see it become the 4th nation to land a probe on the lunar surface blast off isn't just over one out. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us. we begin the program in hong kong and a 7th straight weekend of anti-government protests has descended into violence demonstrations began peacefully as tens of thousands rallied against a very unpopular extradition bill many fear will erode that city's autonomy as protesters headed for the office of china's communist party police fired on them with rubber bullets and tear gas and in a new development suspected triad gang members attacked the demonstrators. it was a vicious assault. videos shadow social media show anti-government protesters and reporters being attacked as they try to exit a subway station. by a seemingly coordinated group o

push comes to shove businesses in germany and france it could very well ditch iran for the american lance the intimidation here you know demon one of the one of the rings i wanted to do this topic is because in a much broader way the united states is using the dollar and the swiss system it's been weaponized ok. this is remarkable that the u.s. is going to leverage the swiss system against its allies against its adversaries here i mean what i see here this is devaluing the currency the global currency the u.s. dollar and it's the u.s. that's doing itself it's very self destructive in it's self inflicted go ahead well i mean look at the statistics in 2013 less than 7 percent of the trade between china and russia was in yuan because again there were there was a lot of talk about the need to distance ourselves from the dollar but there was no immediate movement in 2013 so things were going slowly but already in 2017 already it was 18 percent of the trait that was in other currencies other than dollars so the movement is in that direction and it's interesting how their american liberal press.

and ways to lance. it with you i. think. she she had this ability to make people want to protect her there was something about her that you didn't want any harm to come to or you didn't want her to have any bad situations in life because she. she felt deeply about things and extremely private you know. extremely private so you know that's why i would think you know she let you see what it was that she needed to have and needed to be the sinus becomes. a defense for how little she wishes to share her what she thinks of it then days answering questions that are invasions of privacy. and who are some of my go to al i'm sorry paul could you do this or do that she says yesterday or as she said there are a lot because she could not remember many people's and i am just there. so then i would be like i asked norman potter to call and speak to norman. norman brown's from presented ella fitzgerald for more than 40 years their professional and personal relationship was the most stable bond in fitzgerald's life. in the course of her lon

any party has achieved in your prince posts on beach history selenski course that elections after his lance life presidential event in april because it was dominated by his opponents he said a parliamentary majority would be would help support his strongest of forms and his fight against corruption. for more let me join. of course fun an economy he is in the ukrainian capital nic exit polls show the latest projections show that the lenski party the segment of the people has a majority and that would be quite unprecedented but did. get off yes we are in uncharted territory with almost 60 percent of the ballots now counted that trend from today that would seem to give. the outright majority coalition is being called by the ukrainian press that seems to be confirming itself yesterday evening the celebrations were little muted was it seemed he would need a coalition partner but his party's done very well in terms of the direct seats the directly elected seats rather than the party lists and this gives him more power than any of his predecessors to really reform this country alongside his party

plan and, you know, we see it, that time is running out, you don't have a plan, you know, it's like lance corporaljones, you know, "don't panic, don't panic," running around like idiots. i think mr timmermans needs to stop with the childish insults, and if he was such a big fan of dad's army he would know the riposte from captain mainwaring to such comments — "stupid boy." so a stand—off and some tough talk. the challenge for whoever moves in here next week — changing that narrative, moving the conversation on. jessica parker, bbc news. you can see that bbc panorama programme in full tonight on bbc 0ne. let's speak now to our assistant political editor, norman smith, who's in westminster. two dire warnings, but brexiteers are not impressed. in a funny sort of way you almost feel as if we have gone round in a circle and we are back where we were three years ago in the middle of the brexit referendum with the remainer is citing these warnings of the damage no deal would do to the economy and brexiteers saying what are the experts know? the differences whereas mrs may was deeply oppose

have a plan, and, you know, we see it, time's running out, you don't have a plan, you know, it's like lance corporaljones, you know, "don't panic, don't panic!" running around like idiots. theresa may has, at times, found herself isolated and lonely at eu summits. the word coming from brussels to her successor is, "don't assume it's going to get any easier." nick robinson, bbc news. you can see more on that in tonight's panorama, britain's brexit crisis at 9pm on bbc one. so, how likely is a no—deal brexit? well today mps backed a bid to stop a new prime minister suspending parliament in order to force through a no—deal brexit. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg is in westminster — laura, these parliamentary manoeuvres get quite complex, but basically, does it mean that a no deal is now less likely? probably a bit less likely and a bit harder if the next prime minister, whether it's boris johnson orjeremy the next prime minister, whether it's borisjohnson orjeremy hunt, actually wants to do that. remember, this all matters because both men who are vying for the keys to no 10 say if

in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, katy balls, from the spectator, and political commentator, lance price. stay with us for that. good evening. welcome to bbc news. a convicted paedophile who accused some of the uk's highest ranking figures of murder, child abuse and torture has been found guilty of making it all up. 51—year—old carl beech, who was known by the pseudonym nick, claimed he was sexually abused in the 1970's and 80's. among those he accused were the former prime minister, edward heath, the former chief of the defence staff, lord bramall, the late lord brittan, and the former tory mp, harvey proctor. his allegations led to a £2 million police investigation. but the court heard he was a fantastist who'd ruined people's lives. june kelly reports from newcastle. in hours of police interviews he played the part of a victim. i had poppies pinned to my chest while they did whatever they wanted to do. carl beech claimed he'd suffered years of sexual abuse and physical torture at the hands of a vip paedophile ring. he even said he'd witnessed three boys being murdered by th

push comes to shark businesses in germany and france it could very well ditch iran for the american lance the intimidation here you know demon one of the one of the rings i wanted to do this topic is because in a much broader one way the united states is using the dollar and the swiss system it's been weaponized ok. this is remarkable that the u.s. is going to leverage the swiss system against its allies against its adversaries here i mean what i see here this is devaluing the currency the global currency the u.s. dollar and it's the u.s. that's doing itself it's very self destructive in it's self inflicted go ahead well i mean look at the statistics in 2013 less than 7 percent of the trade between china and russia was in yuan because again there were there was a lot of talk about the need to distance ourselves from the dollar but there was no immediate movement in 2013 so things were going slowly but already in 2017 already it was 18 percent of the trait that was in other currencies other than dollars so the movement is in that direction and it's interesting how their american liberal pr

push comes to shove businesses in germany and france that could very well ditch iran for the american lance the intimidation here you know demon one of the one of the rings i wanted to do this topic is because in a much broader way the united states is using the dollar and the swiss system it's been weaponized ok. this is remarkable that the u.s. is going to leverage the swiss system against its allies against its adversaries here i mean what i see here this is devaluing the currency the global currency the u.s. dollar and it's the u.s. that's doing itself it's very self destructive in it's self inflicted go ahead well i mean look at the statistics in 2013 less than 7 percent of the trade between china and russia was in yuan because again there were there was a lot of talk about the need to distance ourselves from the dollar but there was no immediate movement in 2013 so things were going slowly but already in 2017 already it was 18 percent of the trait that was in other currencies other than dollars so the movement is in that direction and it's interesting how their american liberal press.

retired lance corporate josh wiggie, now a coach. >> i was in afghanistan and our vehicle hid a 200-pound ide. cult both my legs off. >> reporter: he is a member of usa patriots, america's amputee softball team. they compete around the country with players that haven't seen war, have not been injured, and they play hard. they want these children know they can do it, too. kristy drove from ohio to get her two children here. >> it's a powerful example to the kids. >> i have to strap legs to my body to be able to walk, so, i mean, life taught me perspective and i can share that with anybody that comes out. >> reporter: and those coaches who barely take a break did find time to send me this. >> hi, david! >> from the usa patriots, big hello, buddy. >> reporter: a big hello back. we are grateful to those wounded warriors and so are the families of the churn on the field. >> we get to bring them out, teach them how we've gotten through it, but we also learn from them, too. >> we salute the coaches and the players. good night. now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> there's out there t

later today, lance fritz, union pacific chairman and ceo. david: the g7 ministers just wrapped up a meeting in france. maria tadeo is there now with bruno le maire, french economy and finance minister. maria? maria: so much happening here. we talked about digital tax, we talked about labor, we also talked about the dollar. to talk about all of this, i am joined by bruno le maire. has been ais g7 breakthrough when it comes to the digital tax. the americans are saying not so fast. where are we? minister le maire: we are moving on and that is the most important thing. we can call that a breakthrough or a step in the right direction. we are moving on. digital taxation is a key issue. you have a key business model and this new business model of the 21st century is not taxed at the right level. i think it is in the interest of all countries, including the u.s. cap a fair and efficient taxation of these new business models. we want to have the taxation system of the 21st century for the business model of the 21st century. and you make it clear pres

and keisha lance bottoms joins us this morning. and bill cohen. curt bardello. and joyce vance is with us, as well. a former u.s. attorney and msnbc contributor. the mayor of new york city tweeted out there were reports of raids taking place in new york. have you heard of anything in atlanta? what are you expecting? i was talking to our deputy police chief, and we didn't receive a formal update. we were told this would be happening, via twitter update. what would the notification have been? we would be notified in case there is something happening in a particular area of the city, that we need to respond to. that our officers would not be in harm's way. not that we would work with i.c.e., but we would be prepared if our officers think it's unlawful. there's been no coordination. now, our public safety personnel can be put in harm's way because we aren't working together for information purposes. >> i remember you signing an executive order. saying that the city jail in atlanta were not going to house those detained by i.c.e. you have the federal government, putt

. >> joining us, congressman with new legislation, to deal with border crisis, republican lance gooden of texas joining us, let's start with the legislation you have introduced. how important do you think it will be in this fight again the cartels, open borders and illegal immigration. >> the reasons for the legislation, we have a problem with traffickers bringing children over because having a child you can claim you are a family unit, you get preferential treatment, can be detained forever up only 20 days, the child traffickers are snatching up children, using them, then sending them back across the border and recycling the children. this bill requires a dna test to be her formed, a mouth swab at border that determines if there is a familiar -- familial relationship, if you can't pass the dna test, then you are a child trafficker, we don't want you, we'll lock you up and we'll take care of those children, we're hoping to discourage trafficking across the southern bored sneer absolutely -- border. lou: absolutely, the number, somewhere a third of all children traveling with adults tur

lancing so the police and they stand. there are. police officers involved in the drug trade and this complicates the execution of the drug so i think governments should demonstrate serious work with the elements and. gone beyond i think right now we've gone beyond. i think the p.n.p. have demonstrated its underpinning is a need. investigate itself i think right now with all these debts i think. asking the police to mitigate the drug war asking the government to do you know to deal with this colossal collateral damage is i think a very low you know what we're asking right now what the human rights defenders want what the victims want is accountability you know there has to be a 2 year demonstration account to be. you know the case about the 17 year old. that you sold it in the conviction of people whose office is not just one of the house of the house of documents it's pretty 16 now that is not 5 all. that accountability is coming so and the government itself the philippine national police they have all been trying to frustrate every

but hospitals administrator says they are overwhelmed by an documented business where lance filling their crumbling health system primary care for venezuelans in my cow jumped from 632 cases in 2016 to more than 34000 in 2013 and could reach 62000 by the end of this year. and we are seeing an increasing number of patients with complicated and expensive onus is aids kidney failure cancers that we can't care for it's a complex and dramatic situation. when the economic crisis started in venezuela back in 2015 most of the migrants that arrive here mike our young and healthy looking for basic medicine are back seeing that that is strange and the last couple of years and especially now in 2009 with the widespread blackouts in minutes well that have devastated the health service there almost as mall cluster of a there again is a sions are trying to help as cases of measles tuberculosis and malaria or on the rise. dr miguel queer you know is that a loss for words after 3 babies died here. it's so bad sincerely there are too many factors against. one day later the man suffering from leukemia also