you will hear that from the secretary general and will hear that from the secretary generaland a will a great spirit in the room. they are very strong. very unified. you have said previously won to the countries to step up to 2% and neither is suggestion of 4%. can you clarify what the committed to doing? is that satisfactory to you? what they are doing is spending a faster growth. they are going up to the 2% level. some have parliaments under own congress and own things they have to go through. they can necessarily go in and say, this is what we are going to do. they are going back for approvals. what we are going to do. they are going back forapprovals. summer2% and some have agreed to go with to 2%. after 2%, we will talk about going higher. i said ultimately we should be at 4%. the dated states was at 4.2% and i said that was unfair. -- was at 4.2% and i said that was unfair. —— the united states. her gdp has increased since a thing called the election. that means we are paying for even more, which is unfair. we're saying goodbye to viewers on bbc two. you can continue to watch th

so the existing rules will stay for up us said will have to be accepted and thatis us said will haveted and that is not what we agreed because what we said was that parliament would decide on each and every one of them. that was jeremy would decide on each and every one of them. that wasjeremy hunt earlier. our business editor simon jack joins me now. everybody discussing the decision of david davis, what is your take? there are three reasons he went, firstly is the shape of the deal which is different from what he hoped, he wanted to have managed by buttons and our own trade policy and do things our own way, and this thing about a common rule book which means things would be a light when it comes to goods. there is the way it comes to goods. there is the way it was negotiated. he had a dwindling role in the negotiations as one of the powerful civil serva nts to as one of the powerful civil servants to overcome the only had four rows negotiating face—to—face with michel barnier and he was being sidelined and he was also meant to go on sidelined and he was also meant to goona sideline

there will be a certain buildout that will need to be developed. flows will be lower at first. we may keep some of the tanks they are to use in case of an emergency, but once a development goes forward and we are comfortable we don't need to tankage, then we will demolish the existing plant and clean up the site and they will bring it up to elevation. and then they will hand over the site. you know, if we go with the wetlands maybe we will need expansion. may be we will need a courtyard. we haven't gotten that far. >> good. at the idea of the wetlands i think is a great one and i would certainly support working at the possibility of wetlands rather than just the affluent disposal into the bay, even though i know it is clean and treat it, but still, the idea that you can incorporate natural elements, i think is a really big one. i look forward with to your analysis and study at that the other question i have is with recycled water. is it going to be used for, basically watering the plants and the open space that we have in the parks, or is it also going to, is there is some thou

work will commence meetly and will terminate after completion of face it is i and ii. phase i from fiscal year 2017-2018 funding and that will tackle the side scrub so they will go in and determine how to best migrate it to the platform and there will be contract strategy involved. i think we are going to go through and figure out if we can do things better and communicate with the public better. last part of phase 1 is information architecture. phase ii is coming from fiscal year 2018-2019 and there will be a lot of back and forth with our staff and lower case's to make sure that we are getting what we want and they are able to provide that and there will be focus groups helds and things of that nature so members of the staff will be making those eggs decisions not just a small number of people. they will train relevant oci staff to make sure we have an idea how to update in an easier manner. the work will commence tomorrow with general on boarding if the submission approves the contract and by august 1 we would like to have a phase i scope of services on the way to b

palace, where he will, will he inspect the guard?ley of songs plan for him, so the scottish and irish guards waiting patiently for the car to arrive. ron, what do you think people back home i can make of these pictures they are seeing now?” think people will really enjoy seeing these pictures of the president of the united states with all the pomp and circumstance of the guard to see there. the president undoubtedly will walk through those columns and he will look a much stronger more presidential leader than we have seen him in brussels earlier today and certainly some of the bust up seals had with foreign leaders in the past few weeks, so from a visual perspective, this will look like a home run for them tomorrow. i was talking to the foreign secretary, the former foreign secretary, the former foreign secretary, the former foreign secretary jack straw, i was asking whether, if you arejeremy hunt, the new foreign secretary, you are nervous of a visit like this because he is so unpredictable, james. do they bake that enter the share

the president indicated he will bring up the issue of russian meddling in the election, how hard will he press that? he will be as that i'm sure no doubt during the press availability today, but there are big issues including what to do about syria where both the u.s. and russia are major players, what about the russian annexation of crimea? there are many topics that might come up, will they come up is the big question. >> well, we will be watching and we will carry the press conference live after they talk about what they talk about, hopefully something can get done, doug luzader, live in washington, thanks so much. >>> 4:09 am is the time, just as they did in britain, demonstrators hit the streets in helsinki protesting president donald trump's visit, 2500 marched through the capital, someved rainbow flag showing support for in russia. in scotland, a protester was arrested after paragliding over the president's golf resort on saturday before president donald trump left for finland, hethat read, well below par. other protesters in the flying baby balloon took to the streets of the s

it will be at the gospel church in oakland and will be buried in mount eden cemetery. she was 13 years old when she suffered complications following a tonsillectomy in 2013 at the oakland children's hospital. she was declared brain-dead but her family sued and they were allowed to move her to new jersey. the family there can reject brain-dead diagnosis. last month she died from liver failure and a brain injury, her family has filed a malpractice lawsuit. >>> the mta is taking away a left turn option on a busy san francisco street, the agency will be getting rid of the left turn onto hayes street. it is a move to speed up bus travel, the change is part of a $360 million improvement project. the latest move leaving the street with just two left turn lanes, northbound at lumbar and southbound at broadway. >>> police are increasing patrols in an area where a pedicab accident happened last week, last wednesday a car swerved into traffic and hit a pedicab traveling in the bike lane. a family was riding in the pedicab but have since been released from the hospital. the operat

it will look like a good place to stop, but the economy will do great. jonathan: you mentioned that the issuance is at the front end. the overwhelming consensus of everyone coming on the program is at the curve will flatten. not only looking to 4%, but looking for steeper curve? bob: looking for a steeper curve. you are right. there has been a lot of front end issuance. the treasury has made it clear that they are going to maintain waiting out maturity on portfolio outstanding debt. if they are issuing on the front end, the back and comes in the second half. curves have flattened before and have inverted and it has not led to recession, and they quickly re-steepened. 1994 to 1998 comes to mind. that was a similar environment. that was post the snl crisis and we had bond outstanding. the market continued to heat and the economy heated up into the dot-com bubble. jonathan: in bob's world, sooner or later i want 4% very why what would i a treasury, why want to buy credit, lisa? lisa: because you have a good underlying economy going on. i think it depends, d

it's hard not to believe that will have an impact -- that will not have an impact.ark: i think the issue has been overstated. every six months we do user surveys. we seeing continuously rising with facebook, we have seen a decline in usage over time. we've not seen that accelerate over the concerns of cambridgegate. emily: i like it. mark, you are sticking with me. that hasis a holiday turned into one of the most important days of the year for amazon. can the company deliver? bloomberg tech's live streaming on twitter. technology.t @ this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: airbnb picked a local chinese entrepreneur to head its operations. a cofounder of small arrival will run airbnb's chinese business in december. the company has operated without one in nine months after its last choice abruptly left the job after violating the code of conduct by dating a female employee. amazon has turned prime day into a promotional juggernaut with sales surpassing regional lows in 2017. what is the game plan this year? it's promoting deals for food and groceries, but will customers bite? mar

everybody will lose, not be pretty.l lose, not only china but many countries around the world. stephen, thank you for coming in. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a federaljudge in the united states has cleared the way for hundreds of lawsuits against the giant agrichemical manufacturer, monsanto. the cases centre on claims that a weed—killer called roundup is linked to cancer. monsanto insists that numerous scientific studies have failed to establish a link. the european plane—maker airbus has scored a key victory against its arch rival boeing. us airlinejetblue is buying 60 of its a220 narrowbody planes, a new airbus model for regionalflights. the planes are worth close to $5.1; billion at list price. the uk's data protection watchdog plans to fine facebook £500,000, which isjust over $660,000 over the cambridge analytica data scandal. the regulator has been looking into how the details of tens of millions of facebook users ended up in the hands of the political consultancy. the social ne

it will be warming up.you're planning to go san francisco for fireworks it will be breezy and cool. it will be at 61 degrees and low clouds. they may have to fire off some of those fireworks a little bit lower in the horizon. as we head towards the weekend look at how hot it will be in napa valley. low 90s again and a lot of sunshine. it will also be warm there. some mid-80s on saturday and upper 80s on sunday. i'll have a look at the temperature trend for today coming up in about three minutes. >> all right. thanks. >>> coming up next, a dangerous encounter with a shark. a woman survived this heroing tale. watch what happened. >>> dow is down 150 points. canada on sunday started to fight back with tariffs on their own with american products. tesla up better than 5%. the company meets the goal they were try to go reach. today in the bay will be right back. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>

i will not fail you. i will not disappoint you.tray my people. >> president donald trump tweeted congratulations to the new president on becoming the next president of mexico. i look very much forward to working with him. there is much to be done that will benefit both the u.s. and mexico. >>> investigators say the suspect in a terrorism plot in cleveland wanted to in start in san francisco on behalf of al qaeda. it was in a criminal complaint against the man accused of targeting cleveland's fourth of july celebrations. a reporter is still there. >> reporter: there was attack plan for downtown cleveland. they announced the arrest of demetrius. >> he suggested what would hit them in the gut? blowup, have a bomb at the fourth of dry -- blowup something, have a bomb at the fourth of july parade. >> over time, he expressed hatred for the military and a desire to dismember bodies. >> the case illustrates law enforcement cannot sit back and wait for him to commit a violent act. >> reporter: they also say he made disturbing facebook post

they will be increasingly targeted and they will not work. we will see more rrr cuts.ating in the background, the nuclear red button allowing currency to get weaker. ramy: we are seeing it strengthen a little in the past few days him ever since the trade war officially started. is there a threshold number for the u.n. against the dollar where you would start to raise your eyebrows if it weakened? i thought we would get to 680. we got to 670 recently. 684 was pretty much the threshold. we saw that in the renminbi last time it sold off. draw a line in the sand and then raise one eyebrow and look at donald trump say, where do we go from here? i think they are around the 670 mark. i think moore it is the political edge to the market. ramy: quickly, one question regarding emerging targets. time to see a rebound. any countries or markets out there you're thinking now is the time better than others in terms of what they are doing with the balance sheet or economic growth? >> i disagree with the previous analysis completely. ramy: ok. yvonne: always a bear. >> that's what i do

when will that take lace?> i would imagine september with a confirmation just in time for the start of a supreme court in october. supreme court justice john roberts for 13 years now had a very long paper trail as well both in the reagan and first bush administrations, and as a judge. the folks on capitol hill have a lot to do and it will be a busy and ultimately, i do not think there will be anything controversial. a lot of work and i highly doubt there will be any problems at the end of the day. >> mitch mcconnell saying democrats shouldn't grill him on policy issues. let's check on the first alert news. weeksrama that lasted two -- they are all safe. the navy seals say all 12 members of the soccer team and the coach have been rescued from the flooded cave. divers brought out the coach and the last four boys today. president trump was on his way to europe and is suggesting his meeting with vladimir putin may --easier and have nato, and the u.k. i have putin. putin may be the easiest of them all, who would th

>> it will.o them about the bills that the republican members have passed such as right to try, school safety, immigration. those are the issues. they said yes this is what we want past. these are the issues we care about. none of them even knew that this legislation passed. has not beenent too popular with female voters. >> it distracts a little bit. they liked a lot of his policies but they don't care for his tweets. that has been distracting. when you get him in the room and you talk about the accomplishments that the main street members have done, then takesay ok we are ready to a look at our republican party. >> you focus on republicans. have you given up on democrats? >> we have not. we hope to get some of them as well. thisl strongly that election will be based on the gop women whether we can keep control of the house. >> thank you, sarah. >> coming up, bill miller joins what'd you miss with commentary. that is at 3:00 p.m. eastern. any of oured out on charts, gtv is the function on t

when it comes to pressure on iran, they will test us, they will test our will, and they have put pretty serious skin in the game. they have lost a couple dozen of flag ranked officers in syria and continue to replace them. as we push, they will push back, but that is the nature of the iran problem if you do not want to do that, you have just the option of giving in. >> do other panelists agree with karen about economic collapse? do we have disagreements about how long this will take and how long iran will be able to continue with its current behaviors and how long they will be able to wait before there is a political crisis and they are willing to negotiate? how long do you think? >> when i say "collapse," i really did not define that. what i mean is a severe currency crisis, inaccessibility to have foreign exchange. that creates essentially hyperinflation, so that is why it hurts ordinary people. i agree with norm's point about the real saturation of the iranian economy by the revolutionary guard, that is true. i think it is widely understood how deeply corrupt and just ineffective the

will... ( will ) contra costa fire crews are gaining ground on a large brush fire. marsh creek road... near bragdon way in clayton. the almost 250 acre fire is threatening about 100 buildings. the fire is now 20 percent contained. here are now two evacuation centers open because of this fire ... which is now being called the marsh fire.one is at the clayton meeting hall. that address is on your screen... 61-25 clayton road, next to the library. the other, which just opened tonight is at the brentwood community center located at 35 oak street in brentwood... that is also next to the library. ( james ) thanks will. ( terisa ) we also have coverage of a fire burning in the south bay. ( james ) this morning in the area of church avenue and monterey road in san martin... near gilroy. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live. ( james ) thanks lydia. (terisa) a big story this morning... the man accused of killing a teenage

if england lose tonight, you will be crying? yes. it will be so you will be crying? yes.e last hurdle, it would be... it would just be emotional. you can have my shoulder to cry on if you want to. i will be here for you. this venue like many others across london are opening their doors, welcoming fans who will beat you're watching the game. it is on bbc one at three o'clock. noel phillips, always a shoulder to cry on. we're hoping for no tears. a reporter has been to the training ground where some of the england players started. welcome to the place when it all started forjesse lingard, marcus rashford and danny welbeck. this is what they call the walk of fame, featuring photographs ofa number of walk of fame, featuring photographs of a number of boys and girls teams over the years. this one caught my eye, this is a young marcus rashford celebrating with his team after another victory. follow me through the changing rooms. it is a busy day today, lots of matches of all grange groups going on. the same colour as sweden shirts. —— all age groups. this is the trophy cabinet

today will be another warm one. >> yes. it will be. as we take a live look outside over san jose we are seeing the clear skies. here is our temperature trend. upper 60s to start out during the morning. we'll continue to have a very warm afternoon reaching into the low to mid-80s. here is a look at our highs for today. it will be light sli hotter for inland valleys. concord 99 degrees. it is 93 in napa. you want to make sure you're prepared and mike, you have a look at what's happening out there on the roads. >> unfortunately a very light volume of traffic. behind me one new incident. i'll give it a couple of seconds. it just popped up a couple of seconds ago. this is all the way down to the south bay. the valley no issues. coming out we have seen a slower drive start to improve. this is coming off of 205 and showing that slower section. they have picked up the cones now. in the south county a nice smooth drive. northbound 101 right here. no problems through there. it will start slowing later in the commute. no problems for highway 17 a

if canada is willing to negotiate, maybe mexico will have to deal with the consequences.at we resolve this under the nafta framework. russia,earching years, do you think the president russia.d the quote on >> i think so. there has been no collusion with american actors. it is time to move this chapter of our political life behind us and focus on people today with regards to jobs, the economy and the national security concerns. my hope is the american people here it loud and clear where we stand. collusion, no evidence of meddling, clearly there are engaging in that and we need to make sure that doesn't mess up the elections going forward. shery: always helpful to talk to you. thank you. mark: mission: -- mitch holdnell has asked to hearings. intelligence agencies have warned that russians will strike back this year after interfering in 2016. automakers, dealers, and suppliers are voicing their disapproval of president trump's proposed tariffs on imported cars, trucks, and auto parts. the head of the alliance of automobile manufacturers testified today saying "the oppositi

but there will be a referendum, we will vote.er that, greece will ratify in the parliament, and then the agreement will be active. that is what you hope. you have a long way before you get there. president ivanov is refusing to sign the agreement into law, even if it is approved in a referendum. and he, of course, is from the opposition vmro, right—of—centre party. ivanov invites a new rule. it is not useful in our constitution, because after they first refuse to sign the agreement, after voting in parliament, the parliament need to vote again. and now it has happened to refuse for the second time to sign the agreement, because with the agreement, signing into law the ratification of the agreement means the active agreement, and preparing the referendum. and the referendum is due to take place this autumn. yes, this autumn. we plan the end of september, beginning at october. we will decide together, in the parliament, always. but you know the issue, of course, is one that arouses tremendous passions, not only in parliament, but a

will be at 25-26d. the heat, temperatures will be at 25—26d.the south, which means it will begin any weather fronts that are across the uk. weather fronts in the north of the country will produce a bit afraid, but it won't be an awful lot and it will come and go in bursts of with sunshine in between. eastern, south eastern and southern areas will be driest and brightest on thursday, and heating up on thursday, which will be the third —— the first day when temperatures hit 30 celsius, and the high 20s into yorkshire. it looks like we are in for something like five successive days of around 30 degrees or more. this is the northern half of the uk, temperatures will be mostly in the 20s but already worn in leeds. by friday in the weekend, towards the south it will be much warmer. in southampton, london in excess of 30 degrees. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm rebecca jones, the this is bbc news i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 11:00: a teenager is jailed for 17 years for the manslaughter of a nurse who died after being splashed head to toe with ac

it will recover. matter will tell you how the sunshine will continue for little while.e to come. a welcome drop of rain tonight into tomorrow. it could affect carnoustie tomorrow morning on saturday. today, the start across parts of north east scotland, some lovely sunny spells. asimilar scotland, some lovely sunny spells. a similar picture across the country. we have sunny spells to start with. rainsford tonight and tomorrow. this cloud will turn the sunshine hazy at times through today. a largely dry morning commute. a bit fresh this morning. it will lift quite nicely and be a pleasa nt it will lift quite nicely and be a pleasant afternoon. the sea breeze in scotland and north east england may be enough to set up one of two showers this afternoon. we could see some rain into the evening. temperatures into the 20. it will feel quite muggy out there. here the rain comes across parts of scotland, northern ireland. fairly erratic. 0ne northern ireland. fairly erratic. one or two spots missing out. about five to ten millimetres at best in one or two areas. much of england

i will just highlight what is here today and then what will be here tomorrow that will be affected byhadow. today, they are in india basin shoreline park. i will always start on the northwestern edge and work my way over. there are walking paths. children play areas, basketball courts, barbecue and picnic sites and a grassy lawn. this area that we have proposed -- i will do the proposed in a moment. as i mentioned, 900 innes, there is nothing they are currently. there is no park space developed currently. india basin open space is a natural area with walking paths and wetland vegetation. there is nothing at the current site at 700 innes except for, as you see, a roadway. this is the proposed design for india basin shoreline and 900 innes. you have seen this in march and we will be before you again next month after the e.i.r. is certified at the planning commission for your approval of the concept plan. for the proposed uses in india basin shoreline park, there will be a peer titled marsh wetlands. walking paths, playground, adult fitness equipment, grassy areas, barbecue and picnic si

we will have general nagata gives some opening remarks, then we will sit back down, i will offer the moderators the first question, a fast curveball to be sure, and we will open it up to q&a from the audience. we will and at 2:00 p.m. sharp because i promised your staff, apparently you have another meeting, that i would get you out of your by 2:32. with no further ado, general nagata. please turn off your cell phone so we do not interrupt the program. [applause] lt. gen. nagata: thank you very much. i would be remiss if i didn't express gratitude to matt and the members of the washington institute for extending me the and meditation -- the invitation to be here today to make brief remarks, and in gauge and a conversation about what i came here to talk about. as you have already heard, i have been in my position as the senior strategist for counterterrorism at the national counterterrorism center for about two years. what i am about to try to convey to you is a melding both of my own practical operational experience, some of which has been successful, some of which has not, but you kn

he will appoint someone who will be willing to revisit the abortion issue. young, who will be there to do this... this is the single most important thing that donald trump will do during his presidency. he has an opportunity to appoint a second supreme courtjustice. this was a huge issue. a lot of republicans who were anti—trump, most of the party were until he was elected, this is the one issue why they voted for him. there was a list of 20 people saying if you vote for me i will elect a conservative pro—life justice. this is what he is doing. a lot of republicans were prepared to look aside his other failings and say, he is going to get our man into the supreme court. he has been changing the hue of the court system. it will completely inflect american society long after he leaves the oval office. the issue of abortion is going to emerge as a major political issue in america. in america, abortion is legal at federal level but the reality is states have different powers over abortion, provision varies across the country. a lot of states will push abortion l

it will not be, you know, it will not be a cutoff process. we need a transition time. >> chair nuru: it will be helpful for the sport understand how you think this transition will happen. it sounds like you are committing us to 30% but it may consist -- discourage people from coming in on new projects. i have said this to you. i think that should be clear on what that process is as opposed to inching and inching and then we are stuck with certain peop people. >> that's not the intent. the intent is, and the scope is to cut that. but like i said, and you feel my pain. there is a continuing. you have to cut this but you cannot leave -- you have to allow that transition to happen. this is the best time to do it. and so we are trying to do it systematically and make it all work. >> commissioner sesay: i also want to acknowledge that this started in 2,004. over a decade. th.the opportunity to have somee come and create a competitive process is helpful, because i want to understand also, in terms of -- i know you are not the city, but in terms of t

it will be closed today. if you had plans to golf you don't have that anymore. 32,000 acres have burned so far. today in the bay we are near the county lines with the latest. >> reporter: we were at homes that were about a smile themile county line. >> there are a few areas under mandatory and voluntary evacuation in napa county. there is peace of mind knowing fire crews are on standby. >> it is from 6 miles down all the by across. put her up ho noksville road. >> for now they are staying put in napa county. >> we prepared. lek tris t lek tr electricity went out. >> a small fleet of helicopters went to fill their water buckets for air drops. this has lead to a weather phenomenon. this is moving so quickly it is consumer thousands of acres an hour. today in the bay. >> thank you. >>> also new this morning more plaintiffs will join a class action lawsuit. the suit says the company con contracted to clean contaminated soil. the company falsified samples for years. two former supervisors were sent to prison in ma

will go through the hearing today and hopefully everything will go through and we will have a secretary and will begin building forward on legislation this committee has passed for the past two years to make caregivers possible, accountability possible, better health care for veterans, accessibility for those who live in sparsely populated areas. we have done a plethora of things to do everything we can for our veterans. we will see to it that we put the cherry on top of that sunday and every day is a good day at the va and a better day for all the veterans of america. with that said all introduce our ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman. our thoughts are certainly with the family and the veterans and certainly with the folks of georgia and with you. what happened in georgia is not good news, it's not the kind of news we ever want to hear about. just know that we will continue to work together to make the va all can be. thank you, mr. chairman. robert, it's good to see you and it's good to have you here today. i appreciate your willingness to serve as acting secretary appreciate y

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kathleen: we will see. we will talk next week and see what happened.ill be there, so we will know. kathleen: global advisor, president and ceo. you can see that book, pick it up. it is fascinating. banker to the world, he is the author. take a look at the stories trending now. on bloomberg.com, the story behind google's secret offer to settle the e.u.'s android probe. they slapped the tech giant with a record fine last week. alliance is trying to revive active fund management by handing out sneakers. they allowed a passive index because they failed to beat benchmarks. on twitter tictoc tells the story of how a sunken treasure has ramped up the imagination of south korean stock traders. regulators have warned investors not to rely on rumors. check out the stories online or on the terminal. ♪ haidi: we are counting down to the market open. rain here in australia and sydney, looking at a pretty mixed picture when it comes to asian trading to start off this week. we have trade wars ever present in the headlines. concerns about currency wars as well after i

they will play anywhere. they will play on the playground.lay in oracle or they will play in the backyard. if some guys who find themselves out of the league at 31 and 32 years old, say hey, i should still be in the league. they want to showcase their talents and try to get back into the nba. i have the consumer in mind because at the end of the day, i want people involved. i want people to like it. i want people to be inspired by it. >> he may just pull this off. wrapper, writer, director, actor, and now the founder of the big3. tickets still available. he was actually talking by some guys play. some guys want to get other guys just love to play ball. >> how much does it cost for the tickets? and what are these guys getting paid? >> $16 up to $100. if you want to sit courtside you could spend up to $10,000. -- if you want to sit courtside at the big3 game, it would be $100. i would expect a big crowd at oracle tomorrow. >> you can watch the big3 games here tomorrow at 5 pm. starting tomorrow at 5 pm. >>> on the four point shot, can you stand

will be a better way.n the last few months it has gone in a direction that i have not been co mforta ble direction that i have not been comfortable with. david davies discussing his resignation. police investigating the death of a woman exposed to a nerve agent in wiltshire are continuing to stress that the risk to the wider public is low. dawn sturgess and her partner are believed to have fallen ill after handling an item contaminated with novichok. assistant commissioner neil basu is the uk's counter terrorism chief — and he gave this update to reporters at scotland yard earlier this lunchtime. it is both shocking and utterly appalling that a british citizen has died having been exposed to a knowledge of nerve agent. make no mistake, we are determined to find out how dawn and her partner charlie came into contact with such a deadly substance and we will do everything we possibly can to bring those responsible to justice. we possibly can to bring those responsible tojustice. 0ur immediate thoughts and pra

the market will work itself out when it sees the problems that will happen i think we will see use obviously they have to take action and we will probably see some steps taken and the u.s. is a member of the imo can have a voice and that to help provide two phases and there will be a disruption unless something is done. our number at 25% noncompliance that is i guess. it could be higher but it will be substantial because there isn't a uniform enforcement mechanism in the open water. every country has to enforce on their own. >> my time is well over but i want to jump in here really quick? >> i agree in part there are some mitigating factors don't forget the significant health benefits the increased demand for diesel is at a time when headwinds globally as companies move away from diesel they have known about these rules for many years. some have taken further steps than others including u.s. refiners and shippers so would to inject that element of uncertainty now could hurt the companies that have taken steps to prepare now and they start to get ready maybe they are not sure so that could hu

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it is been used since then, it will be used again. we will see what will happen. the worst argument that i have seen put forward was by a couple of senators come a couple of academics. they said because of the mueller investigation, it is simply improper for the president to nominate anyone. that argument is unfounded. there is no support for that. president trump has every right to make this nomination. >> jason: when amy coney barrett came up, they started to touch upon some of the religious aspects. is there a litmus test that they will try to put in front of this nominee? >> that was a particularly raw moments. when senator feinstein made a comment about her catholic dogma as she referred to it. amy coney barrett could make for the most interesting hearing. the fact is that she has not been shy about tackling tough issues. i often criticize nominees for a blank slate. people who spend their lives avoiding any interesting thought any interesting article. she is not one of those. she has been very much in the debate. she is not held back. that would make her con

the idea they will come out and say we will do x, y and z. they will declare the summit is a victory. for president trump, as kaitlan collins described in the piece a minute ago, said on twitter that the reason the united states and russia have bad relations is because of the united states and foolishness. he looked at the investigation into the russian cyber attack on the united states and interference in the election and blamed the investigation instead of blaming the russians for the cyber attack. vladimir putin doesn't have to do anything. he already has president trump saying things that are official russian policy when it comes to the relationship. >> peskov said competitors. that's a good word. we're happy that trump calls us that. competition is good. mind blowing stuff. for russia to say we need fair competition when they have been unfair by almost every application of the word around the globe. to jake's point, i was making a list of the things that president trump categorically has said that what would be putin would say when it co

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it will take about 10 years. it will cost about 3.5 to $7 billion to do that. that will reduce your hazard to your consequences. instead of waiting for problems to arise, we need to develop a comprehensive roadmap of what the problems are for the public to understand. what are we talking about in terms of storage. how long will it take? how long will it cost? thank you very much. >> thank you bob alvarez. i should mention he is also currently a senior scholar at the institute for policy studies. he will be available for immediate interviews at the conclusion of the session. we have reserved about a half hour for you to quiz our experts and we will save questions until all of the panelists are done. next, we have kevin kamps. he is a nuclear waste specialist with the organization beyond nuclear. he also works with a number of other organizations, and has been following these issues for a good deal of time. he is going to talk about some of the difficulties with storage options and also about some alternatives, for those of you who remember bonanza called haas. >

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i will be back for the 3pm headlines andi i will be back for the 3pm headlines and i hope you will be for england would take them to theirfirst final in the tournament since 1966. well, let's get the thoughts now of former croatian professional goalkeep stipe pletikosa whojoins me now from moscow. ican i can guess who you are supporting but you had a season playing for totte n ha m , but you had a season playing for tottenham, how do you think these two sides will match up? hello everybody in england, first of all. i think the game will be very interesting but we are struggling with our fitness because everybody knows that we play in extra time and penalties, so i hope fitness will be on the same level as the english team. with the experience we have, i hope that we are very positive about winning the game. who are croatia's most dangerous players? well, i think luka modric and ivan rakitic. they gave the balance to our game. this is their 125 game they played this season together for their clubs and the national team so i hope they will find the strength in their legs to be very, lik

they will call plum -- they will call the police if needed. in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> president trump is already narrowing as list of supreme court candidate . one possible nominee is already facing fierce criticism. >>> first, a first -- a fourth of july terror plot stopped by the fbi. there is a possible connection to the bay area. >>> illegal fireworks shows in san jose have just begun. it is not even the fourth of july. coming up, how many reports of illegal activity the city of san jose has gotten so far. >>> fireworks become fire. we talk with oakland police. >> how to stay safe celebration area. tomorrow on mornings on 2. >>> new at 10 tonight, demonstrators rallied outside the i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco. this evening protesters blocked the entrance to the i.c.e. building using a makeshift bar wire fence dish ship -- makeshift barbed wire fence. they are calling for all undocumented immigrants and families to be released. they also say they want i.c.e. to be abolished altogether. >> here in california,

that is will we hope to hear. >> they will be some bite. you will try to mitigate it.n we are talking in six months, what will you say about the effect on american farmers, assuming these trade measures proceed with your heading now? >> let me make sure we all know farmers would rather have trade than aid. when they make plans as they have already and don't have or are disrupted by trade actions they had nothing to do with, we feel like it is only appropriate for mitigation. i hope we can have really this resolved prior to six months, all the trade issues. it is up to china. china needs to stop the practices that have been anti-competitive and protection is for many years. i think we are close to getting an agreement with mexico and canada. canada has finally acknowledged keeping dairy -- out of canada is not a free trade ever like nafta. host: we are getting your thoughts with special lines. farmers can call (202) 748-8000. all others, (202) 748-8001. john, thank you for waiting in silver spring, maryland. democrat. caller: yes. people keep complaining about the trade

i will continue to do.o i will be available to answer any questions and any president on the supreme court and to keep it between me and the person who shot my advice. i'll tell you, if he were to ask me or if he has asked me, i would say that interests of the american people in a fair constitutional analysis. perhaps more than barrett. i hope he picks somebody on precedent rather than somebody who would impose her own reviews, whatever the source of those reviews. i wouldn't distinguish between religious views and political views on the american people. irges i think that's okay. >> i this i that answer cost you three more invitations on martha's vineyards. >> that's okay. i'm winning the battle the people on martha's vineyard are reasonable and decent. they have begun to condemn, a small amount of people, you have swent your life with civil libertyies, we will stop talking to you. everybody would have been happy, including me, if hillary clinton were president if she were being impeached or prosecuted or

i will be ready. turin is ready. i will be ready. i will be there.ry to do my best, like always. and i am looking forward to starting the league well and try to win every title. well, ronaldo has had quite a career since joining manchester united as an 18—year—old in 2003. he'll always be a favourite at old trafford after winning three premier league titles and the champions league there. hejoined real madrid in 2009, where he scored 450 goals and was named world player of the year five times. he won the european champsipns with portgual two years ago, but he couldn't add the world cup to his collection with this summer though. they went out in the last 16. england's cricketers face india in a one—day series decider at headingley later today. but they're likely to be without one of their key batsmanjason roy. the surrey man has a finger injury. the series is poised at 1—1. meanwhile, alastair cook warmed up for the test series later this summer with a century for the england lions. anthonyjoshua's next fight has been confirmed. not the big unificatio

it will come in three ways.irect purchases of commodities like soybeans, sorghum, commodities targeted under this trade action we have seen going back with china and other countries. you have direct purchase of commodities for food assistance programs and distribution. that's everything from all months -- almonds and other forms of fruit and vegetables. and trade promotion. own tradeent's policies are creating the situation and that has a lot of republicans in congress concerned about the amount of money spent basically the bailout farmers. >> theresa may is stamping her authority on britain's departure o phone the european union. he says she is taking control of negotiations with brussels. that comes after months of tensions between the former brexit accor terry david davis -- secretary david davis. we will get a softer deal with the eu? >> we will see over the summer some intensive negotiations led by mr. robbins, the civil servant in charge of all of this. all under the offices not of a slightly rebellious mr

andblankfein will step down the new ceo will take the reins.ew york times will be reporting it today and making it official. >> this is not a secret as you know. the timing is interesting it willgoldman has said do this at the end of the year. the speculation is that solomon once to get his people --wants to get his people accelerating in their new jobs. what do you make of this? question is, what is lloyd blankfein going to do? he is not going to retire and he said he feels like he is witnessing his funeral. it is a fascinating shift for him. he is going to be there to guide david solomon through the slot. what does he do? he is not going to go into politics, he said. >> i would not count that out. he did an interview in the last said, i wouldd he love to be the mayor of new york. i do not want to run for it. we will see. alix: in the meantime, this has got to be a tough position for him. talk about, lame-duck ceo. this is it. i also think it is interesting to get this shift from trading to banking. david solomon is an investment banker and ll

and we will start with ourselves we will be transparent and clean or sod. his supporters may be celebrating tonight but without an outright majority in one can still has potentially tough coalition talks in front of him and pakistan may still have to wait a while for its new government. a scenario that may prove difficult with the p.p.p. party of below all but chose adare and the pm l. led by the brother of disgraced former prime minister now a sheriff claiming it wasn't a fair vote thirty one this is blatant rigging results based on rigging will lead to it repairable loss we do not accept it we reject it. but it's every day issues that concern many ordinary pakistanis. main issue is very educational system and if a positive change can be made here i am very confident a change will come to pakistan. when i am planning on khan has promised a lot to the people the huge number of votes that people give him is because you can do what others feel to do for them he should deliver on his promises and he should do a lot for the masses he should deliver now or else