i know we've talked about some of them and i know that some of them have more urgent needs than others, but it's not clear to me how they made it into the list and how they made it into the newspaper. >> let's go back to india basin. you approved the acquisition of india basin of 900 innis back in 2014, and there has been planning -- public planning, and it's come before this commission on numerous occasions about the india basin project on many times, it will -- it was here today, it will come back next week for e.i.r., so there's been, like, 30 or 40 community meetings. some of you have been at them, on india basin. the mayor and supervisor cohen chaired the india basin task force. we've received grants that this commission has accepted on india basin, so this has been in the planning hopper for sometime. same with gene friend, portsmouth, same with japantown. the condition of the plaza does present some challenges. this commission, commissioner lowe, i think, has specifically asked us to work on japantown. mayor breed has asked us to work on japantown. so we're moving forward with t

--o think it is kind of there are some winners and there are some losers.behind in terms of production development. we saw their weakest production going back to the year 2000, but the other companies are in better spots and you are seeing production growth. you are seeing that free cash flow coming through which is giving bp and royal dutch and chevron the confidence to start returning more capital to shareholders. alix: the question becomes, for you tamar, if you look at underperforming stocks, is that where investors think the prices will be in two years? tamar: that is a big part of it, that the futures curve does flow downward. that is not necessarily the greatest outlook. a lot of these are hedged, so we don't get the full earnings. that energyea is has contracted so much as a sector. the 1980's andn this year when all the trading investors,d by index talking about such a small portion of the market, it does not have a strong institutional sponsorship. kevin, is there a name on your list that you would be looking to get into in the energy space that y

you see daylight when the fifth is a very important day and i think some people and some forces there tried their level best to delay the election but the fear and now some people some forces are trying to manipulate the election so i think that if they believe in pakistan if. they have some love for they have somebody spec for pakistan they should not try to manipulate. july twenty fifth election because if this election will become controversial then every nobody will gain anything every pakistani going to be a loser so i can only appeal all the people all the institutions that let's. make a united front and try to make a transparent and free and fair election on july twenty fifth i feel tired in the not so many problems we have. and i'm telling you i'm warning them. it's hard to say i think that we're going to have a long argument century there is not going to be any one party with an absolute majority and there's going to need to be a need for a very fractious and perhaps extended negotiation to cobble together a coalition which could take a very long time and i think that you kno

there will be some breaks in the cloud, though, so some sunny spells. 22 and 24 degrees celsius is the maximum with that north—easterly breeze. through this evening, then, some late spells of sunshine and then overnight, we'll see more in the way of cloud feeding in from the east. temperatures a touch cooler than last night so comfortable for sleeping again. overnight lows of around 11—14 degrees celsius. tomorrow, fair amounts of cloud around again and we'll see some good spells of sunshine developing, though, and temperatures in the mid—20s but we will see the temperatures picking up as we move through the end of the week and into the weekend so by the time to get to saturday, sunday, we get high 20s. the dip in temperatures today looking like a brief respite. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. bye for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today: "back me or risk a labour government." theresa may's warning to brexiteers af

point soon some folks in the i.c. are going to be able to to face up to that and to have the reckoning that needs to be had and to level in some way with the american people on it thank you both very much for the having your back is or was oscar winning actress mira sorvino will join us after the break stay right there. somewhere there may not be any kind of i'm maybe bacteria life may not be anything but i think it's probably there is sometimes life out there and certainly from now we can we can send off a robot to interact with some other species out there. functional . locust it. must justice must. use it. it's sad. to watch. doesn't it don't even know it is. well first of all it's only got to look at the other end of the bullet in the civil to one of the lobby well columns on the wall she will not the court of appeals will . cut. back to politicking on july twenty sixth that's troubling ministration faces a court order deadline to reunite some twenty five hundred children with the families they were separated from

we've also seen some pockets of some heavy rain, but most of it has been fairly light. and look at how these temperatures are spread out. 63 today in half moon bay, while san francisco reaches up to 65 degrees. 85 in napa. 74 in oakland, and 91 today in livermore. san jose, we're heading up to 86 degrees today. as we're heading out to the bay bridge series, out at at&t park this evening, we'll have some perfect weather. the humidity will be dropping. we'll see those temperatures in the low 60s, but it will still be breezy. make sure you're wearing something nice and warm. and san francisco tomorrow, a lot of neighborhoods will be celebrating bastille day. you'll be going to one of those celebrations, expect temperatures throughout the day in the mid-60s and then a few more clouds during the evening with some low 60s. and then on sunday, we have the japanese bazaar happening in union city and this is going to be a very nice event, some slightly warmer temperatures with some low 80s during the middle of the day. and we will get some sunshine. and then also on sunday, ther

here if honest so his wife is doing some shopping. they can often afford to eat meat but sometimes if they don't find any gems in their own minds or if a fun a so is laid off for a few days they go hungry. feel you've got lots of life here is getting more and more difficult. our income doesn't cover our expenses by a long shot. this far but i've gotten used to this place i prefer to stay here because it's even harder elsewhere but to come eyes as it think. it's the same with the fun a saw in the evening he sometimes meets friends for coffee a small luxury. they discuss their hopes and dreams for the future. good to hear. that was that one table then move on i want to become a boss want to get him out of the bottle be that i want to have a good life that will not walk so much with him but without that it would seem yes and i'd also like to have my own minds in the house and on the web people would work for may not be that i'm a son but a lot of it is that when i thought about it. it's friday morning sylvia says ana the mother of four t

it sounds like you have had some practice from your originalfamily like you have had some practice from why do i need to do that? your original family where you said no, why do i need to do that7m your original family where you said no, why do i need to do that? it is kind of what do with him... at the same time, i keep telling her to forget about your family. it is important to validate this is what she is experiencing. why would i follow someone else's mistake? not make my own? when you make the mistake andl make my own? when you make the mistake and i explain it to you, you do not change. the next time it happens, it is the same thing. well, i don't understand, why did you spend so much? i would tell him, you spend so much? i would tell him, you spend a week with the kids and see how much you spend and he says, great! i will do that gladly! then it turns into a joke and yeah, you go work like i work and i will take care... i'm sure i would spend as much(!) this isn't very productive, is it? going back when you are emotionally triggered isn't the time to have a conversation but calmin

some rain at times with sunshine as well but further south, 32 degrees is possible with some spells ofke it will return later this week. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2pm. the supreme court rules legal permission will not be needed to end care for patients in a permanent vegetative state. services scrapped in a timetable shake—up by northern rail begin running again but passengers face more cancellations. it has been cancelled at very short notice. i was expecting a train at 6:07am and it has been cancelled because of lack of drivers. voting's under way in zimbabwe in the first general election since long—time president robert mugabe was ousted. more than 12,000 firefighters are tackling severe wild fires in california that have claimed the lives of eight people. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with reshmin — success in the tour de france still sinking in for geraint thomas.

there is some potentialfor some thunderstorms. midlands, these thunderstorms could give a huge amount of rain in a short space of time. there could be some poor travelling conditions if you are heading through this direction on friday afternoon. some real heat holding on in the south—east. we push the rain eastwards and some fresh air follows in the weekend. a bit cooler but most places will be dry. this is beyond 100 days with me katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories. the greek authorities say they expect the death toll from wildfires in greece to rise to over a hundred — it's the country's worst such disaster for more than a decade. president trump has made it clear he's no fan of towing the line when it comes to nato or the eu but does it mean we're witnessing the start of a breakdown of the global order? we'll discuss. coming up in the next half hour. members of the thai youth football team, who were trapped in cave for two weeks before being rescued, are to spend time in a buddhist monastery

in the starting to step up some of those preparations, and some will be more publicly facing in the weeks and months ahead. and i am live in brussels as the european commission publishes its advice to the 27 eu countries on how to deal with brexit in case of no deal. it's being reported that police have identified several people directly involved in the novichok poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal. knife crime increases by 16% in the last year — but the overall number of police recorded crimes stabilises. also coming up... teeing off at the open in glorious conditions. the 147th open championship gets under way in scotland. and, up, up and away! we travel to las vegas where a new flying car has been developed. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. it is thursday, july 19. the time has come to intensify negotiations with the european union. that's according to the new brexit secretary, dominic raab, as he prepares to travel to brussels for his first round of talks since taking overfrom david davis. mr raab will meet his opposite number michel barnier for formal talks this afternoon

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sunshine and some warmth.day and through this week. as well as a bit more sunshine, it's not going to be quite as windy. the rain that we do see — and there will be some — will be mainly in the form of showers, only forming a small portion of the day if at all, and gradually we will see temperatures rise yet again. the weekend weather was courtesy of a overall low pressure centre to the south of iceland, bringing these weather fronts around the bottom edge of it. butjust notice that circulation, with the cooler air, starts to weaken as we go through the week, and in doing so, we start to tap in to warmer air across western europe later on. but out there this morning, it is a reasonably warm and not muggy start to the day, across parts of the south and east in particular, temperatures 17—18 celsius for the morning commute. a few showers in the south and the west. cooler, even with the sunshine across northeast scotland, around 6 or 7 degrees. through the morning, we'll see showers develop quite widely. areas mo

i would want to do some experimenting, trying in some parts of the state some things, and others, too learn what will be more effective, and be willing to cut things are not working, and reallocate money. i think it is pretty clear that thesecapital linked to social skills. , are going to be very valuable so i would want to rethink curriculum, do some of the things that alan krueger had thought about with experimenting to try to make higher education t a bit more nimble. and i would also think a lot about trying to make a place as attractive for researchers and r&d, to be the hub of innovation , really strong research universities, things that look like manufacturing extensions, p to be more effective for long-lasting ones, then the national incentives for companies. that would be one of the things that i would want to work as a group of governors to try to push more for, then a race to the bottom financial incentive. , you know, certainly struck out trying to be very humble and learn from the experiences of the members of this organization. gov. bullock: i so appreciate , your respo

maybe with time when i'm able i might think about the coming couple of this and at some point. the prison sentence was for this head slapping israeli soldiers outside her home filmed by her mother never mind the video went viral then it was arrested a short time later her mother was also detained a father who spent most of his life as an activist with several prison terms says he's both proud and sad i had lost had childhood. teenager can't live normally i feel. guilty because we can't in the coalition and it's become the do it and that is what. her father is probably right when he talks about his daughter's life changing for good at the heart of it all is social media the battle over imagery and symbolism and this is the face the palestinians and the israeli security forces expect to represent more defiance to the occupation . maybe a start and not an end to her actions. and ruth simmons al-jazeera now the seller in the occupied west bank. to me means release was discussed in the meeting of the israeli cabinet the agriculture minister calls her a terrorist. i think israel acts

perhaps face some of those. same situation that we faced after the soviets. were drawn from afghanistan but in the meantime let me also make it clear that after the soviet survey job from afghanistan there was a gap a gap of civil war and a gap of tell about basically undermine old to prove to us that what people have got to engender. a particular woman of her going to sell her. everything basically kind of started to scratch while. the woman movement in afghanistan has a very long history of the woman participation in social and political life has a very long history of doing this so that also we had a lot of schools there is another small differences but by then many of these progresses were limited to the cities and now many of these programs limit is limited to the security in the places which there is security and safety you can see these prove this what i meant by american efforts to undermine women's rights in afghanistan was they have investment in the mujahideen group and i think it is fair to say that

perhaps even some disruption.get all the way up to 36 degrees. however, we push these various bands of rain and thunderstorms to the east as we get into the start of the weekend. then we start to tap into some much fresher air, these green and even blue colours blowing in our direction. during saturday, we say goodbye to ourfirst rain band quite quickly but there will be further bands of showers or further spells of rain from west to east on a fairly brisk breeze. the wind of the bit stronger than it has been of late. some sunny spells as well but a big drop in temperatures. 10—degree drop in places. 25 for norwich in london. maybe 18 for edinburgh, glasgow and belfast. we stick to that fresher feel for the second half of the wekend and we'll see some rain spreading in from the west. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story. votes are being counted in pakistan's general election after millions of people made their way to polling stations. early results suggest that imran khan could be the next prime minister

figure cloud and some splashes of rain.brighten him as the day wears on. this is our forecast for the golf. a pretty cloudy start for the day. i'm hopeful that that cloud will break. we will see blue skies coming through, eventually some sunshine and those temperatures getting up into the 20s. what about sunday's forecast. largely dry for some. eastern scotland doing quite nicely for sunshine. northern ireland, weston scotland, a little bit of rain at times. a slightly cooler feel, but look out to the south and those temperatures once again i heading upwards. that is a trend that will only continue. this weather front is still wriggling around into next week across northwestern areas, still the potential for some cloud, rain and cooler conditions here. elsewhere tapping into this very warm and humid air, in fact increasingly hot airas we go humid air, in fact increasingly hot air as we go through the first part of the week, 33 degrees is achieved, 32 in london for example on monday. basically in the south we stick with that

some of the shine has come off the heat wave and some places have seen some rain.n and welcome to afternoon live. there are just under five hours to go until england's biggest game for almost thirty years. if gareth southgate's men can beat croatia in moscow, they'll make history — with a place in the world cup final, the country's first since 1966. tens of millions are expected to watch the game. in a moment we'll report on the growing excitement back home — but first our sports correspondent richard conway reports from moscow on the england squad's final preparations. england savoured victory in moscow last week. now they're back in town and determined to stick around for sunday's final. # world in motion... # it's now 28 years since new order's world cup anthem, world in motion. back in 1990, croatia didn't even exist as a country. it's an entire generation since gazza's tears, lineker‘s worry and england's defeat to west germany. it's even longer, though, since england got their hands on the prize. it's 52 years since england last won the world cup. it's still

and we could see some showers that could be heavy in some places. most places remaining dry.orrow. highest temperatures around 23 degrees towards the south—east, but most places into the 205. but low— pressure places into the 205. but low—pressure gathering to the west, this is the picture for thursday, deeper into the day in northern ireland we start to see some showers and rain moving in and also into north—west scotland for the elsewhere it will be another dry day, sunshine again and heat again and more widely on thursday so mid—205, scotland and northern ireland, close to 35 degrees entirely possible in the south—east and east of england. sol entirely possible in the south—east and east of england. so i really hot day on thursday for some. those weather fronts to the west to move on through going into friday, so some outbreaks of rain developing in western parts of the uk on friday and the risk of some torrential thunderstorms in eastern parts. then as that all queers through friday night and into saturday, it feels fresh everywhere. but the heat could build once more int

temperature-wise, some areas 73 degrees. some of the higher elevations 87 degrees. the higher up the hotter it is. humidity levels range from 21% to 48%. so they did get a little moisture in some spots. we heard from the firefighter for conditions of that location, but it looks dry overall. our forecast high for that area 110 degrees again today. excessive heat warning in effect throughout the area. this is the french gulch area the trinity mountain range. you can see the terrain and valleys where the fires create their own weather so winds are swirling throughout the valley locations. look at the terrain and firefighters have to get through, high elevations overall for northern california what we're noticing coastal clouds and this is the cool area and this is where humidity levels are high. definitely a lot of moisture along the coastline. but mainly for those inland spots, there's no moisture. it's hot and dry in the morning. usually you get relief overnight. that ridge of high pressure has been there for weeks. that's the bringing our temperatures up to the trip

so i did take some profits there. did add to my small midicize community bank in georgia in southeast which annoyanced a fantastic combined bank and i brought edge to my fox factory holdings, which is very interesting little company that does front and rear shock suspension for motor vehicles, motorcycles, atvs, snowmobiles, race cars. and as the economy does well and big boys do well in their jobs and get pay raises they're going to spend it on big choice. >> that's one way to look at it. wayne, i heard you were picking up shares of apple just curious, we're seeing a little bounce today but the nasdaq is coming off a pretty brutal three-day slide here. have you been looking for buys amid some of the rubble in technology or are you staying away especially in those popular faang names? >> actually, i bought in some stock options into nxpi after the qualcomm nxpi break up it was beaten so so badly i just couldn't risk buying addition stock options into it, and additional stock options into apple just hoping we see some

well, we had a sharp rise and to some extent some of that was to do with iranian sanctions, some of itother things going on. yesterday, the price came down a bit because the boards in libya seem to be reopening. that means that there will be more oil coming out of those ports and more supply into the market, so it takes pressure off the rise in the price. and the price of oil is falling again today. in some ways, that might bea again today. in some ways, that might be a relief for those who have been battling with the high cost of petrol. yes. it is not as big a worry petrol. yes. it is not as big a woi’i’y as petrol. yes. it is not as big a worry as it used to be, but certainly in some parts of the world, particularly emerging markets, a high oil price is a real problem. and it reduces the costs for lots of companies. we will be back with you soon to talk through the papers. still to come... more with aaron, live from the farnborough airshow. yep, indeed! we are going to be talking about $18 billion of the value of goods they go in the bellies of these planes every single day. we are

>> i have some thoughts. one thing we haven't spent a ton of time talking about are the pieces of litigation that are moving through the courts that could dramatically affect the individual market. one is a lawsuit in texas brought by the texas attorney general. the department of justice recently provided a brief in that case suggesting that they would like to see the court strike down the pre-existing condition protection in the aca, specifically the guaranteed issue and community rating protection. that is a situation where if the department of justice condition prevails, a big chunk of the aca that protects people will fall. there are some states that adopted the aca consumer protections into their own state insurance code, but it's a minority. one thing states could and should be looking at in the short term, if they care about this and want to protect people with pre-existing conditions is to bake those protections into the insurance code. the other new development is this mexico case where cms has in re

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chimp chilly spots of north —— some chilly spots, holding about 15 or 16 —— some chilly spots, holdingould scoot off into the north sea and the eastern part of the country is looking largely dry, some spells of sunshine. the further west, the chance of a shower, certainly for northern ireland and scotland. cool in the breeze, mid 20s towards the south—east but back up into the low 30s and parts of the south as we get towards the end of the week, with some sunshine too. always a little bit cooler fresher north and west. and that is all from me. this is bbc news. the headlines: families and doctors will no longer need to go to court, if they agree to end the life of a patient, in a persistent vegetiative state. critics say the decision by the supreme court should only be made by professionals, but some patients families welcome the change. northern rail's timetable shake—up has been scaled back as services begin running again, but passengers face more cancellations. millions of voters go to the polls in zimbabwe, and for the first time in almost 40 years, robert mugabe isn't on the ballo

it's not like he was some radical. republicans stopped him from getting confirmed and did not even give him the opportunity to prove himself. a situation where democrats feel that they won the popular vote this time, but lost the electoral college. now donald trump is about to it if amyyear-old, coney barrett were picked, would be on the supreme court for decades. you can understand why democrats feel like look, you have to fight this. ust: matt lewis will be with , if you want to asking questions about this process of choosing the next supreme court justice. for democrats (202) 748-8000, for republicans (202) 748-8001, and for independents (202) 748-8002. host: you mention justice barrett, talk about the other two, robert cavanaugh and mr. tch?au lait --kefli question, is the huge i would think anyone who thinks that they can get inside donald trumphad an think of -- 's head and think about what he is going to do is probably a fool. guessf us do not try to or second-guess what the president is going to do. if i were b

some think in the 45% psion.conomists here are expecting gdp to top 5% for the first time since 2014. -- top 5% for the first time since 2014. —— some think for 25%. top 5% for the first time since 2014. -- some think for 25%. uh-huh —— fourto 5%. the nos have it in the gdp, the highest in four years, i'm not going to complain about that. —— a nice number in gdp. businesses are concerns and what would you do if you knew that was going to cost more tomorrow? you buy today, and that is what we are seeing businesses doing. whether the strong numbers are here to stay or not, the bidding is expected to come in at about 4% or 5%. expect try to trumpet as he prepares for the mid—term elections. we actually have not got the time or the energy to cook. we are talking about this stuff, it is canned foods. nowadays, it is a multibillion—dollar global industry but did you know it was first created for its single customer, and thatis created for its single customer, and that is britain's royal navy? hey, it's canned food. yea

aircraft or he spoke to witnesses at the scene and a bit of warning may find some of the following images disturbing. line is not i'm going to be the monkeys on the car no one near one of them because no one would see them let's get ready but you don't want to look here don't want you're here don't want to look at this and we're not going to afghan officials say most of the victims are women and children the u.s. military has admitted that it did conduct airstrikes in the area but it claims there was no or were no civilian casualties not as bad as commentary. seventeen years the nile is propaganda by the enemy foreign troops are our friends and we don't target civilians u.s. forces did conduct strikes and on the ground assessments of those strikes reveals no indications they caused civilian casualties. taliban propaganda they claimed with an on the ground assessment to prove it who can argue with that almost sounds like the results of a scientific experiment would have helped of course of that actually visited the place. the americans never visited this area and i'm witness to this nation

have to say we just had some sirens and police cars racing bike i suspect they're on the way to a rest name for some criminal play acting in this much oh my god name was even given man of the match my fever and the thing is we need to have fee for looking at this the way he behaved in this game is never confines any other way than this phrase for it really really annoys everyone who loves football and he looked like he was seriously on his way out of his life he was dying i thought but he was the next thing that would happen was he was going to be put on a stretcher put in an ambulance and we wouldn't see name again that that's the kind of play acting we're seeing at the moment we now must try and get rid of this play acting because we don't want that and the one thing that really annoys me here with this is that name checks so much attention so that means that all the kids in this world everybody thinks they might is a great player they see this i went and i go and watch i have to an eight and ten eleven year old in my house i go and watch some play and you know what that's how they d

or craft spoke to witnesses on the scene a warning you may find some of the following images. on one of these movies on the carnival out near one of them because no one was in the next but you're going to want to look it over here though not. so we're not going to. officially. say most of the dead are women and children the u.s. claims it did conduct airstrikes in the area insisting however there were no civilian casualties here starting murat guess the if. after seventeen years the nile is propaganda by the enemy foreign troops are our friends and we don't target civilians u.s. forces did conduct strikes and on the ground assessments of those strikes reveals no indications they caused civilian casualties. taliban propaganda they claimed with an on the ground assessment to prove it who can argue with that almost sounds like the results of a scientific experiment would have helped of course of that actually visited the place. the americans never visited this area and i'm witness to this national defense forces visited the area to check at first they wouldn't let us drink out th

get some oxygen back into it. that's why you're seeing the fire flare up a by. >>> laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> the carr fire is hitting close to home for us here at abc 7 news. some of our staff members are redding native as well as our former executive producer. >> all of these houses are just gone. >>> you can see some of the homes have burned while others are still standing. carey's home is safe, but sadly her mother last her home in the fire. >>> two firefighters have died fighting the carr fire, and three marin firefighters were hurt. they're now out of the hospital. abc 7 news reporter carlos >> reporter: at least are three firefi burne trsday night county. they took they images moments before having to take shelter. >> the main fire front was approaching them. they experienced a sudden heat blast. >> reporter: scott and tyler received minor injuries, released from the hospital. cardoza was taken to uc davis for closer inspection. we made contact with brian who is now resting at his home. his girlfriend t

is replacing some fire-damaged utilities. fire crews were hunting down some embers here too. there were noinjuries in either fire. he lost fencing and some tools but octavio nunez says it might have been a lot worse. octavio nunez/home threatened by wild fire ".....it was right here, as you can see some of the damage, but thanks to thefirefighters, we didn't lose our house..." sadly, there were some casualties. four horses perished, trapped in their barn, which was destroyed, along with several other outbuildings. it's not clear how, but this horse, managed to escape the flames and was later corralled without injury. (rob live) as for a possible cause, both fires remainunder investigation. but calfire reminded me that 90-95 percent of all such vegetation fires are caused be people. live in morgan hill rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) new at five.... several arrests have been made after a car crash sent at least two people to the hospital this afternoon. it happened on polk near vallejo street in san francisco. police say three cars were involved in the crash that left two peo

let's bring you some cycling. brittany. the world champion beat sonny colbrelli and philippe gilbert in the uphill finish at quimper — to claim his second stage victory. the olympic road race champion greg van avermaet retained the yellow jersey — and he's now two seconds clear of his bmc team—mate tejay van garderen. the defending champion chris froome finished safely in the pack and he's moved up to 15th in the general classification. they are the world ‘stop they are the world ‘s top to one—day cricket sides and will go head—to—head. england face india in nottingham in the first game of a three match series. nel were 2—1 winners in the recent t20 is but it is this one body —— one—day series against england that will allow both countries to gauge where they are at. next year ‘s world cup, held in england and wales, home side scored a record 461 when they beat australia at trent bridge just three weeks ago. joe root says facing india will be different. i think theyjust bring different challenges. they are a stron

so some hope yet for that rebound. some news coming through.n going forward leading o a merger in trill. idemitsu, showa shell. the con if i were medication of news that's been long delayed. idemitsu had resumed talks with the foungeed family. this would agreement a much larger refining business in japan. in the meantime, our top story of the hour. chinese factry inflation certified in scomblune as the price of commodities managed to hold up. and analysts say it is rebounding but unlikely to be sustained due to unserb global demand and slower domestic credit expansion. guest.oined by our it's always a bit of a dead cat bounce when it comes to reducing inflation in china? >> not necessarily. if the trade war between united states and china continues for a long time and that leaves the waung on the weak side, obviously import costs into china will start to go up. china is also trying to diversify and find new sours of producers and that will feed into prices as well. if you have a week in yuan, hina adding new markets. consumer inflation hasn't r

and some institutions and no t.v. channel aired or slogans but they are available on social media so this is you see as a citizen of this country this is very much concerned about the situation because i never heard these kind of slogans these kind of questions this kind of criticism in punjab because there is an impression that army belongs to punjab because punjab is that ok biggest province so i think and i feel that there is a realisation within the army that this situation is not good and if there is a complaint from any political party or any civil institutions the complaint must be addressed ok michael do you think this role of social media as a positive one and that you have seen attempts in pakistan to block the more traditional media but as one investor saying it doesn't matter because on social media everything is available anyway. well i mean this is true and social media is a blessing and a curse word and in pakistan and in every other country as well i mean what i feel is somewhat disturbing is that what

we could see some slight gains.ight.n the see ife are watching to they will issue an arrest warrant. his pompeo is to embark on north korean visit. we have japanese retailers reporting this week, including reporting a rise in operating profit. -- releasee to his results this afternoon. exports are forecast to slow after a double-digit performance in april. investors have concerns around government policy. about $33 billion in value have been wiped. bargains.e hunt for some health care stocks are now at attractive levels in malaysia. data is also do from the philippines. i see from the dashboard that we are expecting an uptick? sophie: that is the case. accelerated prices. we are seeing that push pressure -- put pressure. especially with the peso at a 12 year low. philippine stocks have climbed to a high ahead of this data. it is down about 18.9%. top is the country's pension fund. thailand also staying on the sidelines. with global stocks consolidating, we see the in at -- the international pension funds leading the

out some people still live in somalia. so consciously. or divest my george ninety nine percent of the people in this city just want to live normal quiet lives. and there's just a little a little few of them that are doing the rapes that are doing the shootings and we are tired of it it seems that you work hard it's a particular school for example your targets. are the targets in my field so it might seem sold and yes. that is where it all started from. but what we do petros even if we. if we are. a nation is doing heart. breaking. take action doesn't matter where he's from doesn't matter if he's. the one up we don't we don't do any crime. you could run for the stuff i know for me i get your five hundred. f. me yeah but the cops are coming. we're not against must and so we're not against. serbia's we're not against india. what are you going for the. guy we're just a little bit we can't do this. because i guess. that's a problem. basically the employer. as you noticed. this it was worth discussing. because. as i was explaining before we've

they are still weak and not all of them, some get out sunday, some monday, some today.s it might simply be too much for them. i am sure the boys will agree, they have been invited to go to manchester united. many of them are manchester united fans. my wife said to me, she said this has been the only verbal team i have been following in the past couple of weeks. people who are not foot ball couple of weeks. people who are not football fans have ta ken couple of weeks. people who are not football fans have taken this team to heart. they will see this as an enormous success. the to heart. they will see this as an enormous success. the jubilation i feel covering a good news story is mirrored right across thailand will stop many people will be jumping up and down that this news hasjust come out and it has come out ahead of the semifinal matches. some of the boys will be hoping to catch a glimpse of that match later on in the day. and it means that you can now support england. controversial. i will say, my granny is english, so it is very easy for me to support england. i wil

cheerful because those guns and pistols people more still some more sort of a lot more to the war some would sure not most of you to see out of newark. but if you will not come up to your calls to look positions you've just heard things get out that why don't. you. just another ten kilometers drive south from the lighthouse and you find yourself in the approximate reserve that we can see incredibly beautiful salt lakes delightful babies and the mysterious grotto. is so very romantic. idea that the court could ask about ideals. well the commune the whole idea of this is born of government certainty. will be shocked at the end of the simplicity going to look because you. can't do that in the dark. by the by not of that. so. it's a very important day for shots and it's there in the car or a muslim wedding ceremony. all of the shots relatives aunts sisters and brothers are here all of them. getting cold feet she's reluctant to leave the car. with come to the con spec mosque and starry crim it's one of the most ancient mosques on the peninsula. some seven hundred years ago starry crim or ca

we have these reports on the fact that some of the banks have been told and encouraged to buy some of this low-grade bonds. we have had three cuts to the reserve requirements and speculation, voices now in china suggesting that you may get one more in 2018. it seems to be pushing back against some of the deleveraging taking place. we saw that they drop up in june. there was this concern of the private sector won't be getting the credit that it needs. it will start is the. that is what you are starting to see some of these spigots listened by policymakers here to try to make sure the credit is going to the right places. classic balancing act that we have been talking about. they don't want to see that financial risk double up to the service. they want to make sure that credit is going to the right places. if you don't see the step up in private investment, you could get one or possibly two more this year. china is also pushing back against donald trump's claims that they are devaluing the currency or a competitive advantage. what has beijing been saying? tom: this is no surprise. this

get on some books, y'all. get on some books. amanda is making you look bad. amanda, you wrote an entire book about gas lighting. talk about the president's statements in this behavior over the past couple of days. has there been a more egregious example of it, do you think? >> oh, yeah. i think what we need to look at is the way that trump has been gas lighting the intel community ever since before he became president. look back at the tweet he wrote when he was president-elect saying that when news reports were coming out saying that intel officers were looking at contacts between the trump campaign and russia, he issued a tweet that said that this was evidence we were living in nazi germany. that is a tweet that launched a million conspiracy theories that, yes, a lot of republicans love. from there he continued to gas light the intel community. look at how he treated james comey and his firing saying he was fired allegedly because of his mistreatment of hillary clinton. this yarn that he unfurled out sieg supposedly showing his malfeasance. there has been s

this is my pledge. >> now police have some possible names o spects, and they have some evidence, but they don't have enough just yet to close this case. erika, back to you. >> pat s, pat, thank you. >>> police have a hotline where you can give anonymous tips that. number is .202-727-90 you can see it there at the bottom of the screen, and you can also send a text message toll 50411. those can be unanimous. >>> the group behind last year's rally in charlottesville is due to appear here. officers are experienced as keeping peace durg high nsion rallies and protests. >> people can always express their views, whatever they may be, and, you know, our a role a police department is to make sure that they are able to do that and tha we facilitate, that and thebe numr one volto make sure that nothing getsnd brokobody gets hurt. >> officers will keep unitehe right activists away from counterprotesters. vience broke out if you'll remember in charlottesville last year when e two sides clashed. heather heyer died after a man drov car into a crowd of counterprotesters at that event in charlottesvi

some people have taken a 280 instead. and some people have taken the 85.by the way, which would be slow anyway. it's just a little bit slower. if you are driving on 880 s. as 680 s., still some traffic there. out of pleasanton, you're going to be sitting in slow traffic. we are also looking at 880 n. and south here. the colosseum, still looking good. the east shore freeway, taking 31 minutes to drive from the car heinous bridge to the macarthur maze. this is not out of the ordinary. at the bay bridge, a 20 minute delay at the toll plaza. 7:47. let's bring stephen with today's weather. >> thank you. >> forecast is divided into the morning and the evening. that will be fog and son in the morning. and some sun and tropical clouds coming in later this evening into tonight. overnight into friday morning. san jose, 83/60. close to average. 101, 1999, the record high. some of you might remember that. 44 in 1893. >> we have more clouds making a pretty good pusher. not the same as yesterday. more reports of fog. high pressure building in. we will burn that fog up a

success has been registered some incidents have been reported in the north in some areas around timbuktu ballot boxes were confiscated by unknown groups a few cases of that happened and also some shelling on a un french base in agon hawk in the north but we don't know about casualties if there are any casualties in these incidents apart from this throughout the other regions of the country no reports of major incidents happening today. pakistan's political parties have accelerated their efforts to form alliances following the july twenty five election despite controversy surrounding the results imran khan's party says it's all set to form a ruling coalition but there are major challenges facing the incoming government saw them as more from islamabad. mohamed when these things campaign for the so-called new pakistan has succeeded in driving out the political old guard similar to his traditional taxi which is now competing with online services such as zuber. when he's been driving for fifteen years and makes less than two hundred dollars a month like thousands of pakistanis who are living

rishaad: some were expecting 5%.wyfor: from the optimistic perspective, there were much higher forecasts. we have to wait and see on this one. because this does imply a best case scenario playing out. to the point you made early on about housing stocks, there are some headwinds as well. it's not all tailwind at this point. we could see this impact the supply side again. haidi: the amount that net exports contribute to gdp growth -- it was significant. think it was the most hiccups in 2013 because of the contributions in trade. do you assume that if trade tariffs exacerbate back and forth between china that this level of growth is not going to be sustainable? dwyfor: it is unlikely to be sustainable. if we go back three or four years, we had four handles. they are quite volatile. there are still headwinds in the economy. we wouldn't have had the tax breaks in the first place. the truth is there are sectors within the u.s. economy that will take a hit from the trade tariffs. there are offsetting factors as well. it is

some want to be preached. to going to be pushed to see what before three in the morning can't be good. i mean to still holes in the waters of. course should. join me every thursday on the elec simon sure and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. you know world's big part of the. conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door of the bad shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle can you think of a more intriguing story line one that includes an attractive russian woman money guns politics power and yes unfortunately. this is not a story line but her life at the moment is she the most recent victim of the west's phobia towards a

some of my ex in the future the trucker guys are. the gains any kind of presidents of the united states you know reach. to continue their gym when they do any. of their they do in the no region in the region if you're in a region that's quote. understandable. because. the united states is trying to be you know region you only gets anything expansionism anything to do with you and what you know is this is a any of the. well good welcome back this next story is about a natural resource that the us is constantly fighting over big surprise nearly going to war over i'm talking of course about breast milk all right. this brings you into world health assembly u.s. officials rejected a resolution to promote breastfeeding internationally. i think we need breast milk to survive those first few years of life until we graduate to whisky. here are discussed is our registered extremely dry nurse naomi go. where are you why would you ask a hole is a breastfeeding baby so babies don't need it those dairy parasites already got nine months of room and

some things that. i. can still remember how men would get excited because women are wearing these short skirts even their own partners. are going to fall. i don't want to see anything like that really no absolutely not is the name. has been up there is cause i'm just people would come up to me on the street and call me a prostitute because i wore a short skirt and smoked cigarettes that's just wrong when you're twenty one things like that affect you. at first you're shocked and then you decide to fight the package like they did to me not since as i guess is finished. it was even easier to cause a scene in east germany in one nine hundred sixty s. in the town of show. me for example. in fashion and music managed to penetrate the iron curtain for students got together and founded a group called the rolling stones club shows. we felt like we didn't fit in because we like western music so much and we tried to express that in the way we dressed. shouldn't because some people applauded others just shook their h