give reuters credit. we criticize what we condemn.did send a correction to me and put it out on twitter with caps, we have changed the caption of this photo that changed the term. thanks, reuters for owning up to it. >> tucker: good for them. so the robert lee story was one of the great stories ever because it confirmed what you long suspected, which is a lot of these people are insane and irrational. but the coverage of it seemed to down play it, i thought. the craziness. >> journalists are not doing their homework here. i did. i can break something on here tonight. it hit me on the way here when i read john skipper's statement. he said part of lee's decision to agree to be pulled off the game is because he lives in albany and he will get home saturday evening if he does the game at the university of pittsburgh. so i thought about google maps. i looked at the distance between pittsburgh and albany. that is 460 miles. from charlottesville in virginia, if he did the game, it's 480 miles. so you say maybe he can fly. so i called the air

we are also seeing on the reuters news agency, and again this isjust are also seeing on the reuters newss saying that two armed men have entered a restau ra nt two armed men have entered a restaurant in barcelona, after the van crash. just seeing that on one source at the moment, the reuters agency, saying that two armed men have entered a restaurant in barcelona after the van crash and this is the reuters news agency quoting local media. and a reminder that the afp news agency is quoting a police source in barcelona, confirming this, they said, as a terrorist attack. this has all unfolded in the last few minutes, as we heard, from our witness, who had been walking down las ramblas, if anyone watching has been to barcelona, you will know this as possibly the most popular tourist pa rt possibly the most popular tourist part of the city, with numerous shops and restaurants pedestrianised in large part, but certainly a focal point for visitors to barcelona. we know that a van crashed into a crowd of people, we have heard they be half a dozen people injured but no firm figures on this at all

reuters is reporting up to 13.oing on with the two armed individuals, which apparently have found some place to hide in a bar. we are not sure if there are hostages there. what do you think law enforcement is doing right now? take us through the steps in order to get these guys? >> first off, if you can evacuate anybody near the hostage situation, if there are hostages, you get them out of there. secondly, you figure out is there a shot here, something we can do to take these guys out, and obviously enter into level of negotiation, if they're willing to negotiate. unfortunately, we found from these type of terror attacks, these guys are simply trying to buy time to get more media attention on the effort and probably commit suicide or do something very severe. this is one of the things i think the police need to use the time to their best advantage to get prepared. unfortunately, i don't see negotiating with terrorists, they are a death cult and want to seek death. the only reason they're delaying right now, they wa

with the w h o's cancer classification but the reuters article weirdly is written like a. film noir in which the villainous scientists at the world health organization are trying to center sternly help people not get cancer. when they're in sad to have to share a week long meeting of seventeen specialists at the international agency for research on cancer there was something he wasn't telling them. the epidemiologist from the us national cancer institute it seemed important unpublished scientific data. show no link between guy posts eight and cancer. and his client. in games to die for literally the day was trouble i tell you. she was a ten and a half but all sail eleven because with monsanto you got a round. ok so weird or nickel what they what they don't mention in the article is of course the panel doesn't take into account unpublished studies otherwise any ass from his basement could be like i just did roundup on my cat and it turned into my dog. here's my study hasn't been published yet in a scientific journal. even the terminology reuters uses seems biased to help ou

it the appears from this report which is by reuters that the conversations over amazon getting into this business have stalled, but yet again it's another example of amazon moving in and other companies feeling like they need to react, at least in the stock market. kelly? >> yeah, big drop in live nation which is so higher but relative to after hour training. >> thanks, leslie. leslie picker. >> 12 minutes left dow down 180 points, and everybody else lower as well. >> and snap shares are sinking 20% since they went public back in march we'll debate whether it's time to buy the stock afthead of the earnings after the bell. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest

reports that the grand jury was impaneled in a reuters report that the first subpoenas have been issued. in connection with the june 2016 meeting donald trump, jr. had with natalia veselnitskaya and

this is only being reported by reuters.ependently confirmed that there are injuries it was a white van reportedly the man driving the white van left the van and ran off. we are trying to confirm the report that two armed men then entered a restaurant in the city center we do know that the police have asked people to stay away from the city center. there are unconfirmed reports that the police have also asked that rail and mass transit systems be shut down to keep people away from the city center now that is a live picture from reuters or appn. that is off the city center having been there before but it is a highly populated area it is now about 6:00, almost 6:00 barcelona time, as the story continues, we may get more word on injuries that we can confirm for you. that is the aptn or reuters feed we know several people have been injured. we don't know what the extent of injuries are there has been a massive emergency response to this particular incident in the city center carl, i'll send it back to you when we have more we wi

a picture from jeff mason of reuters with what that looks like. trump -- or atnt least it was reported -- that he called the white house a dump. the president since denied he used that term. much was president trump involved in these most recent renovations? is this some thing he specifically requested? this is something that takes back to the obama air a. it shows you how slowly things move in the federal government. the obama administration requested these upgrades. a lot of people joked about how goldplated ine a chrome. nothing like that will happen. they will keep the original charm such as it is in the west wing. this is not a trump issue, it's a back to the obama era. the west wing is not as old as the white house itself. to the early back 20th century, when theodore roosevelt built the west wing in and the oval office. listening is not as old as the mansion, which dates back to 1800. john: what does a new president get when they come in in terms of a redecorating budget? how much change can they make to the white house complex? >> within r

ok good afternoon well this is a response to a reuters piece with the exclusive and what you'll find and that article are claims that the real number of russian servicemen and private contractors that were killed in the russian army anti-terrorist mission in syria in twenty seven teeing is four times higher than the official number given by the ministry of defense that is forty versus ten now the russian army is pointing out the sources that are used there that is their biggest criticism they're talking about using sources as rumors social network social network accounts and also accounts from the anonymous relatives and this is of course what the ministry of defense doesn't like about this now besides this what they're not happy with is how the article differentiates between the actual service men and also private contractors of some kind of mysterious organization and if you read through the statement of the ministry of the fence you can really see that the russian army is happy with the way borders has been biased in the coverage of the events in aleppo and also the u.s. military

good job, reuters. >> tucker: good for them.robert lee story, i thought was one of the great stories ever because it c confirmed exactly what you long suspected, which is these people are totally insane andre irrational. the coverage of it seemed to downplay it. the craziness. >> journalists are entering their homework here, tucker. i did. i think i can break something out here tonight because it hit me on the way and when i read john skipper statement, the president of espn. he said, part of the decision to agree to be pulled off the game was because he lives in albany and to be able to get home to his family on saturday evening, if he does the game at the university off pittsburgh.. then, i went to google maps and i looked at the distance between pittsburgh and albany and that is 480 miles. 460, excuse me. from charlottesville in virginia, if you do the game there, it is 480 miles. m you say, maybe he can fly? t i called the airport and they said, well, there are no nonstop flights from pittsburgh to albany, nor are there from

what we're seeing now is reports from both reuters and bloomberg, sourced i have to say to anonymousoming daysis people, the prospect in the coming days is rising of president trump making a decision to order an investigation under some legislation in the states from 1970s four, a trade act of ayr, to look at the relationship between china and the us and what they see as a long period of hostile chinese actions —— 1974 -- a period of hostile chinese actions —— 1974 —— a trade act there. many firms are here in heavy industry. the fact, and we hear this a lot from us firms here, there isn't really reciprocity and a level playing field so what we might get from the president is an investigation although that could possibly be quickly followed by unilateral trade sanctions against china from the united states. i have to say it's not the first time the president—elect has talked about this but i think he has often linked trade to diplomacy, we saw last week i think the failure it is fair to say that america's efforts to force china to do something over north korea and now we're facing the

reuters agency said that two armed men went into a bar.a outlets talking of people hearing gunfire in the market area. that certainly tallies with something else we have heard from an eyewitness we spoke to in the last 30 minutes or so. reuters saying that they believe two armed men are ina bar that they believe two armed men are in a bar in that area. again, this ties in with the fact that, as richard was saying, authorities have ordered all local metro stations and railway stations to be closed. let's just hear a little from one british man that we spoke to in the last few minutes, his name is aamer anwar and he is in barcelona at the moment and told us what he saw. it's a beautiful and sunny day, las ramblas is right in the heart of the city. jam—packed with thousands of tourists. i was about to sit down for something to eat, and then i decided i would walk down there, and seconds later i heard a crashing noise and i started hearing a crashing noise and people screaming. people were running into shops, families screaming and kids were t

reuters reporting the grand jury just issued subpoenas related to that june 2016 donald trump jr. meeting with that russian lawyer and others. so what does that mean? >> well, of course, bob mueller, special council, will use the grand jury to obtain evidence. he'll use the grand jury subpoenas to get documentary evidence and use the subpoenas to produce witnesses who would be otherwise unwilling to attend. >> jeff, how serious is all of this? these new developments involving grand juries? >> grand juries can issue indictments. and that's -- that's the ultimate sanction that a prosecutor has. that he can bring criminal cases. it's important to point out that just because a prosecutor impanels a grand jury, that doesn't mean any indictments will issue, but the one thing we know for sure is there can't be any indictments without a grand jury. so the fact that he has a grand jury means the case is moving forward, there will be testimony, there will be sworn testimony from witnesses, there will be grand jury subpoenas issued, presumably to banks, telephone companies, to individuals to

. -- host: you might, hank, might be nterested in this story, reuters put together. .s. lacks necessary channel to resolve north korea crisis and reuters reports washington and oscow over the decades established mechanism to prevent crisis from spinning out of control from hot lines to satellites and over flight that allow nuclear armed adversary to deployment, no such safety nets exist between washington and pyongyang. worrying experts say an ccident, misstatement or erroneous reading by one side could spiral into full scale neither even though side wants war. tension risen after north korea arned washington of severe lesson following actions against donald .s. president trump in turn warning any threat to the united states from pyongyang would be met with fire and fury. ray in napa, california, democrat. ray. good morning to you. caller: hi. stopped watching your show 10 years ago because i stopped paying for cable. i recently got it back a couple months ago. years ago i used to sit down and wrote down republican, i sitat, independent, and here and mark how many people

tonight reuters reports exclusively that mueller added another lawyer to the expanding team. the 16th attorney so far. his name is greg andresen, a veterans of the obama era justice department. as reuters tells it he was deputy assistant attorney general in the criminal division where he oversaw the fraud unit and managed the program that targeted illegal foreign bribery. and mueller came up today in relation to donald trump, politico has made public a transcript the "wall street journal" conducted an interview they conducted with the president a week ago. in it a reporter asks the president is bob mueller's job safe? there is speculation trump interrupts here no we're going to see. i mean i have no comment yet because it's too early but we'll see. we're going to see. here is the good news. i never -- i was never involved with russia. there was nobody in the campaign. i've got 200 people that will say they've never seen anybody on the campaign. there is nobody on the campaign that saw anybody from russia. we had nothing to do with russia. speaking of the democrats here he say

reuters quotes cata la n breaking news.tes catalan police who are reporting that four people, described as terrorists, have been killed in a shootout, about 100 kilometres south of barcelona. more on that when we have it. earlier, i spoke to gavin a short while ago from the police cordon. he gave us this update. there's been another spanish police press c0 nfe re nce there's been another spanish police press conference and they say the attackers appear to have been quite co—ordinated. there are several people involved. five o'clock, las ramblas, the busiest and most famous street in spain, is about a kilometre along. everybody inside in the hotels have been hiding forfive hours and in the past hour police have been going from bar to bar, two restau ra nts, have been going from bar to bar, two restaurants, cafes, questioning everybody. we know that a car went for about half a kilometre, possibly at up to 80 mph, down the road. it ploughed through a packed group of people, hundreds of people, on las ramblas at the time. polic

reuters is reporting that there were three short—range missiles. —— north america or guam. hello.t a moment, i will get to the weekend forecast injusta moment, but i will get to the weekend forecast in just a moment, but what a night in takes us. dealing with a major hurricane, this is it on the satellite. it is going to hang around for several more days to come, which means the rain willjust keep on coming. this is how it looks on saturday. bright colour showers the intensity of our rain. sunday into monday as well, it is close by. we're talking hundreds of millimetres here. catastrophic, life—threatening fluttering could well be taking place in the next few days. —— luding. 0nto the weekend weather, and some warm sunny spells on the wafer size. the chance to catch a shower. but the saturday and sunday, even though there will be surrounded, for most of us it will not. sun for england to begin with. some showers one or two even in northern england. if you do get sharon scotland, it could be on the heavy side, maybe with a rumble of thunder. —— shower in scotland. temperatures into

smartmatic says the official turnout was exaggerated by a million and then there's a reporter of reuters report that is saying that only three point seven million people turned out to vote as opposed to that eight million now president dural he responded to these comments i want to take a listen to that. because they painted over to nobody time the enemy will that i wanted to get into william nobody thought because the reuters news agency which depends on the british government the british government has declared itself enemy of the constituent assembly we are going to take measures against all the governments that in trying to challenge a sovereign independent legitimate act of the people of venezuela. what's your response to that look i. agree with the president you have to think that. the electoral system of an asylum for many years now i mean this is our twenty first election in eighteen years has been we're known worldwide for is accuracy for its you know the security measures that it takes this this contractor he does you know that the company doesn't. participate in the process bu

just to tell you an update from french media and from reuters as well. are hearing from reuters that a bmw car with bullet holes in it has been spotted at the sight of that arrest on a french motorway. at the time of the attack on the soldiers, a lot of suggestions and witnesses saying it was a bmw car that was involved in the attack. a car matching the description with bullet holes has been voted at the site of the arrest on a french motorway. we will keep you up—to—date on that. tonight a special production of les miserables has its premiere in batley, west yorkshire. it was the favourite musical of the murdered mpjo cox and is being performed in her honour by school children from her old constituency. with a six figure budget and a team of experienced west end professionals behind the scenes, this is no ordinary piece of youth theatre. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson was at one of the final rehearsals. music # and the sun in the morning set to rise... it's the west end in west yorkshire, all to honour the late mpjo cox. what you can do

reuters made this chapter showing how the credits dropped. and epa director who shares carl icahn's views and the white house announced that he will have an official role as an adviser and the credits dropped a little more ap and then a new biofuels regulation plan conceived by karl icahn was delivered to the white house and the price of those credits dropped more. every time that happened, that bet that he made was getting better and better. if you made that bet a few months back that the value of the credits would drop, yeah, you made a prettily good bet but it looks like your actions as part of the trump administration are what made that bet turn out so well for you. this is just textbook. in the months after trump's election the stock price of karl icahn's company which directly benefitted from the dropping price of the credits, the stock price of his refinery company nearly doubled. that's hundreds of millions of dollars for karl icahn. but now karl icahn is out, he resigned as regulatory adviser of the president last week, resigned mome

according to reuters, the cartel's oil output has risen to a 2017 high. opec and non-opec producers will meet in abu dhabi next week to discuss why some nations aren't fully complying with their commitment to cut output. despite the increase in smi, the price of domestic crude surpassed $50 a barrel. the commodity climbed 8% last week. >>> that rise in the price of oil is being felt by drivers at the gas pump. but for how long? jackie de-angeles takes a look. >> reporter: have you noticed something at the pump? getting more expensive to fill up. over the last month, oil prices have climbed a little more than 7% and today crossed $50 a barrel for the first time in two months. most of that run-up coming because of evidence of summer driving demand kicking in later in the summer. the average price of a gallon of gas is following crude prices higher. now $2.32. aaa says is could go higher than that. >> seen prices rise 5 cents in aly l over a week and a half and anticipate prices will go up 5 cents before we hit labor day. for drivers, an end to a very lovely

reuters reporting grand jury subpoenas have been issued in relation to the russian lawyer meeting withme to "risk & reward," i'm liz macdonald in for deirdre bolton. mueller has been called ken starr times a thousand, reports indicate mueller is following the, quote, money trail. some unconnected to the

office declined to comment on the reports which were first reported by the "wall street journal" and reuters. the white house response coming from the special counsel to the president, ty cobb, noting in a statement that "grand jury matters are typically secret," but adding "the white house favors anything that accelerates conclusion of mueller's work fairly." and the president's outside lawyer, jay sekulow, is downplaying the importance of the subpoenas. >> this is not a surprise because the impaneling of a grand jury in situations like this, when you've got an investigation, is typically how they move forward. that's -- it is really very much a standard operating procedure when you've got a situation like this. but with respect to the impaneling of the grand jury, we have no reasonable to believe that the president's under -- no reason to believe that the president's under investigation. >> cnn's athena jones on the road with the president in west virginia with more on his reaction. >> reporter: good morning. in the wake of news that special counsel robert mueller has issued grand jury sub

but reuters has picked up on that.has died in a shoot out with police. we were expecting another briefing from the authorities, possibly the police, possibly the president but we were expecting that as, at half past this hour. we may get that information. but something has been picked up on by the local newspaper, that one of the attackers has died. we will get clarity on that. i have been talking to an american tourist, kevin, and he was having lunch at a nearby cafe, where the van hit pedestrians. we are here on honeymoon. we were eating at the market near las ramblas. and at the corner of that market, as we were eating, suddenly a crowd of hundreds of people came running towards us. knocking over ta bles running towards us. knocking over tables and just real panic. people running. and could you understand what was happening, did anyone know? not at all. it was confusing but obviously people were extremely panicked. we started running as well. they were just ploughing into anyone, and as we started running out of the

will have a presence in syria for decades to come speaking to reuters s.d.f. spokes person to wall philo said of the united states quote they have a strategy policy for decades to come there will be military economic and political agreements in the long term between the leadership of the northern areas of syria and the u.s. administration the u.s. has provided the s.d.f. with weapons a special forces on the ground and conducted air strikes to assist the militia and battles however the long term goal of the kurds is questionable while their stated objective is to defeat the self-proclaimed islamic state they've at times clashed with the syrian government suggesting their ambition it may go beyond fighting just the islamic state and fact u.k. based conflict wanted her i.h.s. market reported in april of this year forty three percent of islamic state fighting has targeted the syrian government comparatively in the islamic state directed fighting against the s.d.s. only seventeen percent of the time when questioned by reuters about the long term strategy in syria s

police sources are reporting that number of 13 dead to reuters news agency. another critical line in the last little while, police sources are also talking about them searching for two perpetrators and there are reports of at least one person, in a cafe, hold—up. it is thought they could be hostages in that situation. those are the latest details. that is what they are currently dealing with in barcelona. a huge police operation. this is the van where it came to rest. finally, after going at high speed down the road. going onto the pavement. this is the street, you can see from those pictures how narrow and busy it is. these are the immediate moments after the van went down the street. a short while ago, a witness said that the van went past him and instantly, he knew from its speed, that there was something wrong. he heard banging as it rode onto the pavement and it hits stores. these are pictures from inside of shops as people ran for safety a nd inside of shops as people ran for safety and were ushered away. hundreds of people were there in the street. it

the van and fled on foot no word as to whether or not he has been apprehended shortly after that reuters reported that two men entered a local restaurant with guns in that plaza area as well. nbc has not independently confirmed that there are mixed reports as to whether or not this is being considered a terrorist incident. there is only one source that is calling it that. the police have not independently confirmed that to us or to nbc news. at this point we do know that there are injuries we do not know how many. there are unconfirmed reports of one death. nbc has not confirmed that either we do know that the police have cordoned off that area there is a massive emergency response to it reuters is reporting that the emergency services and police have requested that mass transit and rail system service to that particular area be shut down the prime minister reportedly is going to make his way to that particular part of the city. no word on whether he will do that right away or whether he is going to be in contact with emergency services before he makes that -- his way to that particular

one of the headlines from reuters, how trump's immigration crackdown could slow houston's efforts to rebuild after harvey. and estimates from last year that 20% of texas construction workforce is undocumented. other studies have put the

but when reuters reported this evening that north korean state media tonight is broadcasting musings from that government, that they might launch a strike at guam, well, that 3,000-mile math problem becomes a relevant thing. because guam is just over 2,000 miles from north korea. if north korea really can provably shoot missiles that far, that means that the answer to that math problem, if it's true, means that guam is within their reach. not some weapon they might develop in the future, or that we might have intelligence fights how soon they will develop it in the future, but with the weapon that they have demonstrated now. have they reached a point where they can shrink one of their nuclear warheads and fix it to one of their missiles? i don't know. none of us do. or if they have any capacity with any of their missiles to survive reentry from the upper atmosphere, the height that an icbm reaches with its flight. if they can build that kind of missile and shrink the nuclear warhead to fit it on a missile like that, we still don't know if they can do all those things at once. you can

reuters broke the spore of subpoenas being issued by that washington grand jury. a grand jury has issued subpoenas in connection with a june 2016 meeting that included president donald trump's son, his son-in-law and russian lawyer. two sources told reuters signaling it is gathering pace in suspected mugs meddling in the election. meanwhile on capitol hill, this story out of the daily news in new york, a lot of other news organizations with this story as well, senators unveiling two bipartisan bills yesterday to product mueller from a potential firing by president trump. one bill from senator lindsey graham, republican from south carolina and cory booker, democrat from new jersey, said the justice department officials would be -- says the justice department officials who would be tasked with firing mueller would have to make their case before a judicial panel before doing so. and from thom till us of north carolina and chris koonce from the senate judiciary committee would allow mueller to challenge his firing before a panel of three federal judges but does not ne

will have a presence in syria for decades to come speaking to reuters s.d.f. spokes person to walls philo said of the united states quote they have a strategy policy for decades to come there will be military economic and political agreements in the long term between the leadership of the northern areas of syria and the u.s. administration the u.s. has provided the s.d.f. with weapons a special forces on the ground and conducted air strikes to assist the militia and battles however the long term goal of the kurds is questionable while their stated objective is to defeat the self-proclaimed islamic state they've at times clashed with the syrian government suggesting their ambition it may go beyond fighting just the islamic state in fact u.k. based conflict wanted her i.h.s. market reported in april of this year forty three percent of islamic state fighting has targeted the syrian government comparatively in the islamic state directed fighting against the s.d.s. only seventeen percent of the time when questioned by reuters about the long term strategy in syria s

yasmeen abutaleb is with us, a reuters health care reporter. we're talking about some of the administration's decisions with cost-sharing reductions. guest: thank you for having me. host: explain the these actually are. americansut 6 million get the cost sharing reduction and they help lower out-of-pocket medical expenses for low income americans. 100%ally people between and 250% for the federal poverty level and they are buying insurance on the obamacare markets. insurers -- the payments are made directly to the insurers but they can subsidize a greater portion of people's health care costs. people from premium increases and high deductibles and co-pays and that sort of thing. the administration has been paying these on a month by month basis? guest: this started under the obama administration. the house of representatives sued the obama administration saying these payments needed an appropriation from congress. the administration cannot make it unilaterally. the district of columbia court ruled in favor of the they didns, saying need an appro

. >> the reuters story saying that the ecb president, mario draghi, will not really be talking about monetary policy in jackson hole. he will talk about growth and fiscal reform. do we expect anything out of that forum maybe more so from the fed rather than the ecb? >> the context of the event is economic growth. there's plenty that mr. drag fbi c draghi did talk about in that regard. policy has been effective at generating above-trend growth. even though the economy is doing better, it's taking longer to see in underlining pressures the market wants to steer how quickly and radically the ecb will recalibrate the policy stance to reflect the first and then how long before the second changes. so the market needs more direction from the ecb the data says the economy is still doing well, but the inflation rate is still low. the market is right to think for the moment that the ecb will be cautious whifrnlts do y nks w . >> why do you think mario draghi is staying mum this week opt two speeches do you think the governing council at ecb is divided between the hawks and doves, or that there

with me are reuters business correspondent, tom bergin, and kate andrews, director of news at the institute of economic affairs. tomorrow's front pages: the daily telegraph says brexit negotiators have been accused of trying to "ram through" a £36 billion divorce bill while most of the cabinet is on holiday. the picture showsjessica ennis—hill collecting her 2011 world championship heptathlon gold medal earlier this evening, after the original winner was banned for doping. shortly he should plan and the times reports record levels of violence and abuse against vulnerable patients at mental health trusts were reported last year, amid accusations of "endemic" use of force in the nhs. the guardian says 13 areas of england have restricted or completely halted ivf treatment for women since the start of the year, with a further eight consulting on taking similar steps. the ft says financial institutions have paid more than $150 billion in fines in the us, relating to the credit crisis. four in 10 care homes failed inspections this year which means 70,000 elderly residents are at risk, according t

the independent, hurricane harvey, the state of texas, according to reuters, they are taking suppliesas that have been badly hit, it has been downgraded to a tropical storm at the coastline is very vulnerable? yes, the risk of flooding is very high. we have seen pictures today coming out, the scale of damage in places like houston and rockport, there has been a lot of damage to buildings, we have seen trees on the ground, electrical poles... it is the slow-moving aspect that is the problem. people are hunkering down and bracing themselves for the worst. it is hanging around. going back to brexit, the independent, apparently it is the big businesses who are leading the talks? that won't come asa leading the talks? that won't come as a huge surprise. not to most people. the big business appears to be where the government is more concerned about keeping people on side. we know that the business establishment, if you can put it that way, they are pro— remain and they have a lot of concerns about what happens when we leave these two trading systems. on the one hand, it is probably not that

that's according to sources familiar with the discussion once again, reuters reporting this morning that the ecb president, mario draghi, will not deliver a fresh policy steer at jackson hole. we know jackson hole is usually known forbig policy announcements, whether it comes from the fed or the ecb. a lot of people were expecting for fresh commentary on tapering, on winding down the ecb's balance sheet at that conference let's look at how the euro/dollar is reacting. on the session it is sliding down by 0.1% changing hands at 1.1717 this is a big drop on the back of tho reportof this reuters ret let's get some insight from jeffrey sachs. did you think we would get huge signals from mario draghi and the ecb in jackson hole? >> we thought it was possible. even if we don't, we will have an ecb meeting, at that meeting mario draghi will indicate further tapering the qe program will end a year from now, the first rate increase is a year after that. even as they taper t will ab gradual progress we look at the chart, we had short covering to 1 stnt .12, ad since then buying. >> the prospect of

japan's nikkei moved lower to hit a three and a half month low, shrugging off a reuters poll which showedat japanese manufacturers rose to its highest level in a decade in august. here's how the us markets closed on friday — all of them lower. the dollar was also hampered by political uncertainty in washington. just one more thing to mention. the central bankers are meeting at jackson hole wyoming. a lot of interest in what is going to happen 110w. “— interest in what is going to happen now. —— hole. but we are about to go through the papers with chris. see you there. yes, before benjoyously, time to tell you that online hate—crime should be treated as seriously as offences in person, according to new guidance for prosecutors in england and wales. the pledge to toughen the response to online abuse is part of revised crown prosecution service rules for hate crimes. it's hoped the crackdown aimed at social media platforms will help tackle online extremism as dominic casciani reports. this man was jailed last month for racially aggravated threats on facebook againstjean miller, the businessw

a report from reuters says the u.s.ill not launch a preemptive strike without talking to south korea first. countries around the world are waiting to see if north korea will follow through with a detailed plan to fire missiles at guam. yesterday, the president reiterated his warning. >> i said it yesterday. i don't have to say it again. i'll tell you this. it may be tougher than i said, not less. it may very well be tougher than i said. >> president trump promised fire and fury if north korea makes more threat. there are almost 7,000 american troops on guam representing the air force, navy and coast guard. chris lawrence will tell us >>> now, to the end zone, it is tim white. >> this is kind of how it feels to be a redskins fan this morning. the team was crushed by the ravens last night, 23-3. they still have three more pre-season games to go. the regular season is one month away. >> i think it is a wakeup call. it showed us as much as we may have been making plays in training camp and feeling good about what we were do