joining us now, gerard cassidy from rbc capital markets. joining us by phone. thank you, gerard.t has been a rough few weeks. and reading your note after the stress test on friday, is the all clear for the financials? gerard: i would say it is. certainly, the stress test was a real boost for the banks. the stress test was very challenging and all of them, with the exception of morgan stanley, goldman sachs and state street, passed the test and were able to give back the excess capital that they requested. and as a result, we think that this is one of the key reasons for investors to own bank stocks, that they are a return of capital vehicle for investors. scarlet: they were forced to freeze payouts the last year's levels, so did that have a larger impact on the sector, at least for investor sentiment? gerard: i am not sure about that, because the reasons that they did not do so well this year are correlated to the tax reform, rather than their underlying businesses. and i think that is what the fed took into accommodation when they reached out to both of those companies, as it is

we will talk with gerard cassidy, head of rbc capital markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. a jury in st. louis has ordered johnson and john sent to pay $4.7 billion to a woman who claims their products caused her to have a very cancer. the company says it will appeal. and walmart is considering a credit card in its business. bloomberg has learned that the world's largest retailer may move it partnership to capital one. negotiations are still going on and private label credit cards have been a business for those that want to monetize a card -- a consumer's loyalty to a store brand. fidel on a hot streak. moved ---strategy gaining 8.8%. the gains led by equity, commodities and fixed-income strategies. citadel has $30 million in assets under management. jpmorgan shares rising in free-market off of the highs of the session. the quarter looks fantastic. investment banking fees were up, equity trading revenue is up, loan growth is up the what about the next six months? joining us is jurrien timmer. the earnings presentation does

well, gerard kelly was on his way to sing at a wedding.he car with him and then makes a confession, he doesn't know the song. >> how much time did he have to tlern? >> well, just the car ride. >> in the country church yard there's a preach we are his -- >> the song is in a country church yard by krista berg. fortunately for gerard his mother knows it really well. all right. mom is such a good teacher ♪? the country church yard there's a preach we are his people ♪ gathered all around ♪ to join a man and woman ♪ spring is here and summer's gone. ♪ >> he's -- >> whew cl! >> that's serious business. >> pay attention. ♪ spring is here and turtledoves are singing -- >> on the steeple. >> ♪ over the hill where the river meets the -- >> oh my gosh, i think he's got it. ♪ a lovely boy has -- >> a girl, a lovely girl. how can it be a lovely boy? you need to [ bleep ], no [ bleep ]. >> is he pulling her leg? is he just teasing her? >> dude, he forgot the song. ♪ a lovely girl is coming down -- >> to give her ha if you mess that song i'm [ bleep ]. >>

fortunately for gerard, his mother knows it already really well. ♪ >> all right.teacher. ♪ in a country church yard there's a preacher with his people ♪ >> he tries it. >> gathered all around to join a man and woman. ♪ spring is here and summer's gone ♪ >> bleep. >> serious business. >> pay attention. >> pring is here and turtles dobs are singing on -- >> on the steeple. ♪ over the hill where the river meets the mill ♪ >> my gosh, i think he's got it. a lovely boy has. >> girl. a lovely girl. how can it be -- >> is he pulling her leg just teasing her? >> dude, he forgot the song. ♪ lovely girl is coming down >> to give her hand. if you mess that song up -- >> so how did it go? >> the truth is it went just fine because the truth is, he knew the song all long. he was just messing with her. he was messing with his mom. >> yeah. >> like. >> classic. >> -- boys know how to do. >> classic. >> that's our show. we'll see you next time on another episode of rtm. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a scre

the hosts pulled themselves back a corner shortly before half time was met with the hand blue from gerard piqué the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed to bring gushy left an incredible moment for the hosts in front of i'm elated. i may continue to growing through the second pause and extra time with the favorites finding no relief this one was destined to the text. it was the russians who had ben converting who out of four penalties. when ego ack in favor saved for the second time this incredible set was complete russia continue to write history their dream world cup campaign marches on. the bookings must be set to move loads of money after the last shocker in our russia will say the winner of tonight's game who is that likely to be iraq and barbara. demick is going to play croatia and i must say that grace is one of my actually favorites of this term and with both having a very strong defense and also as a fans i will. see a players like look i'm andrea it's the small midfielder who just knows so wisely how to use a ball position and then trace and also just been strong th

the hosts pulled themselves back to a corner shortly before half time was met with a hand boom from gerard piqué the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed home to bring russia net. an incredible moment for the hosts in front of an elated home crowd time they continued to grind through the second halt and extra time with the favorites finding no relief this one was destined to go the distance. it was the russians who held their nerves converting who outs are for penalties be when ego action for you have saved for the second time this incredible set was complete russia continue to write history be dead dream world cup campaign marches on i. all right so many people wrote off russia right from the start i was one of them they're the lowest ranked team in the tournaments and now they're in the quarter final pablo how far can they go well i mean before like of saying before the tournament you know no one really thought that they would go this far but they they've really got the support of their funds and you know there's a lot really of of sort of excitement behind this team and we

at the other end, gerard pique handed russia the chance to equalise. all eyes were on artem dzyuba, bar those of his manager as he fired in the equaliser. then this tasty encounter quickly turned bland. without any more goals, the extra spice came in the form of a penalty shootout. by koke‘s turn, it was two apiece, but igor akinfeev‘s save made it advantage russia, especially when aleksandr golovin scored next. captain ramos got spain back on track. so, all the pressure fell on iago aspas. he had to score if spain were to have a chance. but akinfeev was on a roll, saving his country from a world cup exit and securing a quarterfinal at spain's expense. claire thornton, bbc news. akinfeev the hero and after the match he gave an interview and he said we were hoping for penalties, we're having a fantastic world cup, he said, notjust our fans but the fa ns he said, notjust our fans but the fans of other countries are getting a sense of this atmosphere and they understand russians really know how to play football and want to play football. these were the sc

the hosts put themselves back in the corner shortly before half time was met with a hand boom from gerard piqué the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed to bring russian that i am incredibly moment for the hosts in front of him in one thousand travel was and they continued to grind through the second half and extra time with the favorites finding no really this one was destined to go the distance. it was the russians who had their nerves converting throughout so for penalties was when ego acking fayad saved for the second time this incredible upset was complete russia continue to write history five dead dream world cup campaign marches all of the was in cycling tour de france champion chris froome can't race in this is a french classic cycling's world governing body the u.c.i. is cleared him of an anti doping violation following the test last year that showed an asthma medication in his system the team sky star was found to have twice the famous bow amount of the us madrid south putumayo during that last year as well asp i knew i would she won following this finding the tour

gerard cassidy on this important day in new york city. please stay with us. is bloomberg. ♪ mberg. ♪ e.t. phone home tomorrow. finally, new york trade the first thing i'm going to do is i will have the beverage of my choice in new york. the best thing in america is immigration at jfk. it is wonderful to come back. jfk. we will be with you tomorrow morning. we are going to look at china. the china equity markets are up. it speaks to the instability of their tri-lemma. david riley looking at the financial aspects of it. charles dumas has spent a life looking at trilemma as well. book on china today, what would be the lead? thehave president xi with economy who says it is a third revolution. is it? charles: no. i think the chinese have taken them off the stage effectively. remainedh rate has reasonably high. they accelerated for the official numbers they published yesterday. 6% rate remains close to after we do our calculation. they are shifting away from the successive rate of investment and saving toward consumer spending, services, and high-tech. it seems to

the hosts pulled themselves back a corner shortly before half time was met with a hand boom from gerardpiqué the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed home to bring russia net. an incredible moment for the hosts in front of an elated home track. and they continued to grind through the second half and extra time with the favorites finding no relief this one was destined to go the distance. it was the russians who held their nerves converting four out of four penalties be when ego ack in favor saved for the second time this incredible upset was complete russia continue to write history i read dream world cup campaign marches on i and right after that dramatic penalty shoot out russia's captain and goalkeeper it i can face have gave all the credit to those russian fans . i'm sure but you must thank you for all the supports i already said before the tournament we have to believe in ourselves and we did it that would have been an amazing championship and it's not just the russian fans the fans from other countries that have been affected by the atmosphere here and they understand

day two in paris, gerard thomas will make history.morning from city hall in london, yesterday we had the hottest day of the year so far, the mercury hitting 35.1dc. today, the temperatures are likely to be the hottest in east anglia and we have some thunderstorms intraday's forecast. (music) and back to where he once belonged — paul mccartney delights fans with a secret gig at the cavern club nearly sixty years after the beatles first played there. it's friday the 27th ofjuly, our top story this morning. disruption is continuing for commuters and holidaymakers, after high temperatures were blamed for delays. today is due to be slightly cooler, but thousands of tickets have been cancelled in an attempt to ease the queues. simonjones is in folkestone. no one will be looking forward to queues today if they are up forward to queues today if they are up planning a getaway for the summer. up planning a getaway for the summer. it is already very muggy here, well over 20 degrees. it was like that throughout the night and the rain that eurotun

steven gerard, he a team—mate of yours.ng it difficult to attract players to ibrox? do think that was always good to be the case? i don't think it is difficult for him to attract the players. i think a lot of clubs, especially the players... they will be looking for money, and they will know that rangers will have money that they want to spend. we'll be trying to haggle, but rangers will not be silly. they have been in that situation before and has cost them a lot. he will be clever, knowing what deals can be done. there will be a lot of work getting done, and i think he will still be looking to get two of three players in. do expect except that? absolutely. as well as the termination, he is a good man, and i expect him to do well, there. i have watched a few games of the preseason, and also the europa league, so i think you will be successful. 0k, charlie adam. thank you so much forjoining us. if warning, there is some flash photography coming up. there were a couple of entertaining british heavyweights in action at the we

the 41-year-old took time off to raise her now 5 and 3-year-old sons with soccer star gerard pique. in chicago. >>> as for the men, well, blake shelton is playing a handful of country music festivals this summer including milwaukee's summer fest on friday, and adam levine's band, maroon 5, is currently on their tour through october. adam told me the secret to their touring success. >> every time we go on tour, you know, we have this luxury of having become more successful over time. so it's really rare to keep it to a minimum, keep just the band onstage and just kick as much ass as we can. >>> coming up, we're with the stars taking over sin city, bruno, celine, the backstreet boys. >> me and katy may have something in the works. >> why former idol judge steven tyler is going country crazy. ♪ as he relives the good old days with "e.t." >> it feels like it was yesterday. i don't have a sense of time really. >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere on every platform, every day. check us out on facebook, twitter, and instagram to see which my name is cynthia haynes and i am a

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know if you would ascribe anything to the numbers themselves, but the stock is off a little bit, gerard beat on the bottom line, much better than expected results in the strongest first half return on equities in nine years so anything to the slight down trend in the stock today it's off a couple dollars. gerard >> joe, i think you summed it up well the stock has performed decently up until today, but what's interesting is i think it was an overcrowded long after jp morgan reported on friday their capital markets numbers were very strong s citi's were good, bank america's were good. so i think people were expecting good numbers, big numbers as you described, but it was overcrowded long which i think is why it might be trading down a little bit right now >> i thought revenue was actually above expectations. this says total revenue rose to 8.4 billion below a fact set consensus of 8.7 billion do you have the revenue number as below expectation >> no, not at all. in fact, looking at their releases, their total revenues came in around 9.4 billion, and that was up over a year ago. as you kno

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either bass deportation or horrible conditions of long term detention when you think of this policy gerard what do you think the repercussions will be. look i can't talk much about how to solve the situation if you have to be solved through paying six thousand you go to the country who will assist taking these people i don't know our expertise in this our storm and that's what we know how to do for me but i wish you'd be sort of looking to the audition of the countries what are the pillars that they are facing a colon and this is not something that they will fix in a short time but for the situation of the people before the people who we are asking and see we need to be provided for boat clothes or provision bar and then these people should be distributed through europe by other means not by the rescue ships if the country is that good these people should get six twelve or twenty seven i don't know this is this is not something i can say but obviously six thousand euro is not enough to sustain. a life or something for a very long in europe tonight i was just thinking about the change in th

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at the other end, gerard pique handed russia the chance to equalise. on artem dzyuba, bar those of his manager as he fired in the equaliser. then this tasty encounter quickly turned bland. without any more goals, the extra spice came in the form of a penalty shootout. by koke's turn, it was two apiece, but igor akinfeev‘s save made it advantage russia, especially when aleksandr golovin scored next. captain ramos got spain back on track. so all the pressure fell on iago aspas. he had to score if spain were to have a chance. but akinfeev was on a roll, saving his country from a world cup exit and securing a quarterfinal at spain's expense. the igor akinfeev is the hero tonight in moscow. let's show you the scene at the fans' park on just across the river from the luzhniki stadium. it is close to the moscow state university. the scenes there when those penalties were saved, a fantastic night yet again for russia. it's the first time they have won a knockout tie at the world cup in1966, the have won a knockout tie at the world cup in 1966, the first time t

with the world cup french deputies of the national assembly on monday was examined interior minister gerard calmly why did it take two and a half months before a prosecution was brought against the bodyguard he sounded like he was passing the bus. the office of the president and the police professor i think only syria information to take action i consider does the fact that we're flagged were being dead too easy appropriate clever so i did not get involved further in this issue when president was elected last year he promised to bring a new face to the say with accountability and transparency but opposition m.p.'s saying he's proving the opposite. the hearing of the interior minister that lasted two and a half hours confirmed the worst suspicions we had namely that there isn't fact a parallel structure in our country which would fall under the presidency of the republic. banal or had just been assigned a luxury flat on the banks of the senate reserved for employees of the elisei as well as a chauffeur driven car before finding himself in police custody as for president mackerel ready accuse

they're up againstjoachin gerard and stefan 0lsson.of maurizio sarri as their new manager on a three—year deal. the former napoli boss replaces antonio conte in charge as said he hoped to "provide some entertaining football for our fans, and that they'll be competing for trophies at the end of the season" as he gets to work, gareth southgate might be planning a couple of weeks off but before that he's got one more match in russia. not the one he wanted to be in but it's the 3rd ath placed playoff against belgium this afternoon. it's a repeat of the group stage game, when both teams fielded their second strings. our sports correspondent david 0rnstein is at the st petersburg stadium. an unforgettable journey, but this final match, can they get up for it? i think sojudging final match, can they get up for it? i think so judging from training yesterday, all 23 players were involved, and gareth southgate will be making changes, we still think he'll include the likes of harry caine, going through the golden boot. a competition in its own ri

spain dominated possession throughout the half, but this handball by gerard pique resulted in a penalty put away for the equaliser and his third goal of the tournament. it's still level with half an hour to go. you can watch the conclusion on bbc one or on the bbc sport website and app. coming up a little later, croatia look to emulate their world cup exploits of 1998. they face denmark for a place in the last eight. it's a game you can listen to on radio 5live or the sport website and app. england's last 16 match against colombia is three days away and gareth southgate feels his team have created a fresh air of excitement among england fans. it's only ten months since bored fans were throwing paper aeroplanes on to the pitch at wembley, as world cup qualification was secured by beating slovenia. but southgate says the players have managed to change people's perceptions about the way an england team plays. and according to forward jesse lingard, the manager's been a big part of that. it feels like, you know, a new revolution. the manager has come in with great ideas and a great idea of

all right let's bring in our panel in mumbai runa uber writer and author of the good gerard files in new delhi from shankar job former editor of the hindustan times and go a hottie and a some a man what dude a high court advocate and a lawyer who works free of charge on cases of undocumented immigrants and some welcome to you all i'm on i want to start with you has this latest move now effectively made millions of people stateless no it has not made anyone statements you would have to understand that this is not the final n.r.c. this is on the adopt a nazi not the final n.r.c. this is a bought up with continuous process towards the final and i see so to be no one has become stateless no one is going to get insurance and and no one has become a flood in all all these people who have been dropped we'd have to would have to up lighting will the reason why they have been dropped and then they would have to participate in victims and objection process but no one has become so stateless to be prim you heard what a man just said do you agree or disagree with that assessment. yes he is corre

his name was gerard and he was the president of the general electric company from 1920 do well into the depression. he offered american workers unemployment compensation that ge would pay for to a significant degree and at the time because people were anticipating the traditional recession or depression following the wars. the ge workers turned them down and said ge is a wonderful place and you are so capable and we don't feel the need for pain apart of the bill for unemployment conversation. they rejected him. then came fdr and he was still the president and he offered ge workers unemployment compensation again and this had a major role in the later reenactment of the social security type of role and he was invited to be an advisor to fdr based on his experience. two remarkable people and what is the name of that woman? >> francis burgess. >> right, francis burgess mac. >> for the next part we will convene to the store and you can purchase books and have the authors cite your books. we have an added bonus today and that is we will break for lunch but during that period one of our next

the hosts pulled themselves back a corner shortly before half time was met with the hand blue from gerard case the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed to bring russian. an incredible moment for the hosts in front of and in light speed trap. time they continue to grind through the second half and extra time with the favorites finding the gritty this one was destined to cause the text says. it was the russians who have been converting who out of four penalties. when ego act in favor saved for the second time this incredible set was complete russia continue to write history their dream world cup campaign marches on. and i imagined that they reacted to that victory with jubilation barbara how is it there. i mean this was beyond their wildest dreams that there were huge celebrations not only inside the stadium but also later in the city center i went to one of the streets here way usually the fans would gather and celebrate anyway all the international fans yesterday it was packed with russian fans it was really an incredible atmosphere i brought some impressions with me here you

gerard: i would say their business composition was steady as we go. any dramatic changes under the new ceo solomon. as we go forward into 2019. as we evolve over the next three to five years, you can see investment banking growing in importance. they are growing out consumer lending as well. it will be interesting to see whether they go into other lending areas, more of the approach jpmorgan currently employs. right now, the company is doing well, the results were good, and we expected to continue over the near term of the next three to six months. alix: david solomon was talking to me about how important markets are indirect lending, so let's talk about the quarter afterword. it appears mixedf. estimates.par with you want to go out with a high note according to lloyd blankfein, and this did not feel like a high note. gerard: the numbers on a year-over-year basis were good across the board. the only expectation that came in lighter was equity trading. investment banking was better than expectations. what is interesting is the investment banking transa

gerard, you have just gerard, you havejust delivered gerard, you have just delivered a letter to thewanted not to be half in half out, now she has delivered a proposal for an agreement where we are more in than out. i said, agreement where we are more in than out. isaid, please resign, do agreement where we are more in than out. i said, please resign, do the honourable thing and handed over to a genuine brexiteer who really wants to leave so we can get on with the job. the check is agreement on friday, where does it fall in your view, short of a full brexit? —— the chequers agreement. on the economic relationship, it means we will continue to have to produce goods according to eu rules and regulations. we don't make those rules and the european court of justice will continue to have oversight, though they say they don't, it well. it will impede our industry and ability to do trade deals. sorry to interrupt, but haven't we moved on a bit? we are now faced with brexit one way or another. people, whether they work for big companies are in the north of england, are concerned that no one

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his name was gerard swope, and he was the president for the general electric company from 19 -- 1922into the depression. he offered american workers unemployment compensation that ge would pay for to a significant degree at that time because people were anticipating the traditional recession or depression following wars. and the ge workers turned him down. they said ge is such a wonderful place and you are so capable, we don't feel the need for paying a part of the bill for unemployment compensation. so they rejected him. came fdr stein, -- fdr's time, he was still the present and the offered ge workers unemployment compensation against, and this had a major role and later enactment of social security type of role. and he was invited to be an advisor to fdr-based on his experiences, two remarkable people can what's the name of that woman? >> frances perkins. >> right, frances perkins. [applause] >> for the next part we will convene to the retail store and you can purchase books and have the office on your books. we haven't added bonus today. we're going to break for lunch until 1:00

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french deputies of the national assembly on monday cross-examined interior minister gerard calame why did it take two and a half months before a prosecution was brought against the bodyguard because he sounded like he was passing the buck. the office of the president and the police professor i think only syria information to take action i considered the facts that were flagged were being dead too easy appropriate clever so i did not get involved further in this issue when president was elected last year he promised to bring a new face to the least say with accountability and transparency but opposition m.p.'s saying he's proving the opposite. the hearing of the interior minister that lasted two and a half hours confirmed the worst suspicions we had namely that there is in fact a parallel structure in our country which would fall under the presidency of the republic. banal or had just been assigned a luxury flat on the banks of the senate reserved for employees of the elisei as well as a chauffeur driven car before finding himself in police custody as for president mackerel ready accus

nobody is quite sure which roles gerard thomas and chris froome will end up playing in the last weekntains. from an thomas has strength in numbers, leaders in the yellowjersey. thomas never really under threat. on days like this, shots for someone way backin like this, shots for someone way back in the overall standings. a three—man breakaway rips into the limelight, on the way into the wall to give danish sprinter, proving himself the strongest and celebrating his first win on the tour. thomas, froome and third—place happy to write to the finish together. no change today, but safely closer to the finished, paris. over the next five stages, we will find out who end up on top of that podium. drew savage, bbc news. so, 15 stages in there are the standings in the general classification. team sky, 1—2, thomas and from. tomorrow is a rest today. the final rest today on tour. before they hit the pyrenees, several mountain stages and expect the firm to make his move if he is to have any chance of retaining his tour title. it is the second day at the women‘s hockey world cup and queen elizab

in the end though, 0lsson and his partner, belgium'sjoachim gerard were beaten by britain's gordon reid so, to today's men's final, and both novak djokovic and kevin anderson will have to dig deep into their energy reserves after the two longest semi finals in history. after anderson took 6.5 hours to win his semi, djokovic took more than five hours to beat rafael nadal in a five set epic. he's now one match away from winning his first grand slam title since 2016. there's british interest in today's boy's final. jack draper beat the colombian nicolas mejia in the longest match in wimbledon's boys history to book his place in the final, the three setter went on for four hours 24 minutes. standing between draper and his dream of becoming the first british boy to win the title since 1962 is world junior number one, chinese taipei's chun hsin tseng. after a month of highs and lows, in which they banished the nightmare of penalty shoot outs, and allowed the country to dream again, england head home later this morning. they finished the tournament with a pretty disappointing 2—0 defeat to bel

gerard pique k. 2-1 to 2—1 to spain. kissed the post on the way in. huge relief. he sees the goalkeeper move. off the post, a superb penalty. even the posh seats are on theirfeet. superb penalty. even the posh seats are on their feet. ignashevic will ta ke are on their feet. ignashevic will take for russia. he scored the own goal in the 12th minute. he faces david de gea. and he scores. good penalty. 2—2. a little stutter in the run—up. a good penalty again. excellent up until now. 2-2 it is. saved! i have never had anything like it. what a moment in the stadium. the referee has been warning the goalkeepers. aleksandr golovin now. he schools. —— scores. he guesses right. goes for power. he has been very close to two but they have both gone in. sergio ramos. spain's second most capped player ever. scores. 3—3 for the moment. scores. 3-3 for the moment. he guessed the right way. one penalty, akinfeev, that is the one he saved. akinfeev, that is the one he saved. a good penalty by ramos. it is for— three to russia. he goes very early, de gea. iago aspas has too score

through all the action and reaction from england when last night we have our social media editor gerard reed with us and also young expat from debbie's fourth good to have you both and i want to start with you because england went into this game as the favorite take us through how this happened yes so this was a match between two fairly evenly matched but england did go in as light favorites as you said partly because colonial missing mistah man his road ragers who was out to injury and the game to be honest wasn't the best i think both sides to send it in a bit of dirty tactics yellow cards handed out. but it was always going to be a top one and i think the pictures tell a better story than i can so let's have a look at the match report. harry came penalty after fifty seven minutes putting linda in the lead against an ultra defensive colombia's side without the services of their injured star high miss rodrigues. in injury time england keeper jordan pickford had to produce his best save but was powerless on the ensuing corner when yet he mean up pounded the ball into the net for the las

the country's interior minsister gerard collomb also got a grilling today over the scandal.ranslation: mr benalla was not part of the staff placed under my authority. with the office of the president and the police prefecture having all necessary information to take action, i considered that the facts that were flagged were being dealt with at the appropriate level. so i did not get involved further in this issue. we've now heard from the bodyguard. he says his acts are being exploited for "media and political ends". his lawyers said in a statement, "this personal initiative is obviously being used to tarnish the president in circumstances that defy comprehension." here's bbc correspondent hugh schofield on how much political damage this scandal has inflicted on mr macron. more than you would think, i would say. on the face of it it appears to be a smallish affair, a bodyguard of duty who went and carried out this act of violence against the protest. there was no suggestion that macron knew about it when it happened. but what it reveals, this is the argument at least of the

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the hosts pulled themselves back a corner shortly before half time was met with a hand boom from gerard piqué the referee gave a penalty which also in juba smashed to bring russia net. an incredible moment for the hosts in front of in one thousand. i may continue to grind through the second half and extra time with the favorites finding no gritty this one was destined to come the test. and it was the russians who have then converting four out of four penalties while goalkeeper ego i can feel you have made himself a hero with two seconds. to show but you must thank you for all the support you know i already said before the tournament we have to believe in ourselves and we did it that way we have an amazing championship and it's not just the russian fans the fans from other countries that have been affected by the atmosphere here and they understand that russia knows how to have fun because we believe that in so far as i see. russia's whole world cup dream lives. barbara just a pandemonium there in the stadium you've been speaking to some fans how they've been reacting to this historic vi

me and gerard. we went out to dinner at this great place called simon and the whale.ing -- everyone was gat there. hi, meghan and jonathan and maggie. anyways, i was there. and they go -- we're finished. i go, "i'll just get the check, please." and they go, "actually, we'd like to take you to a special dessert room" or something. i go, "okay." [ light laughter ] and she goes, "just follow me." and we went down this set of stairs and then another set. so i told my friend. i go, "well, this is how we die. [ laughter ] i have seen this" -- >> steve: seen this movie. >> jimmy: "i've seen this documentary." yeah, exactly. absolutely. no, they take us in the beautiful -- the kitchen. we say hi to everybody. and then we go back to this awesome wine room. and it's like -- but its -- and then they have -- it's actually very romantic. [ laughter ] it's me and my producer are like having a conversation, or whatever. it's fun. so they had wine set up and cheese. but it's a wine room. so it's chilling. ve steve: right. >> jimmy: so they if you feel like wearing them, these "game o