sebastian vettel. .. verstappen. focus now, focus. sebastian vettel...ercedes but with sebastian vettel coming third, the championship lead had grown to a0 points. the finishing line is getting closer. simon yates won the vuelta a espana to complete a clean sweep of british victories in this year's grand tours. the michelton—scott rider crossed the line safely in madrid on sunday to secure his first grand tour, with spain's enric mas second and colombia's miguel angel lopez third. british riders have now won nine of the past 20 grand tours. i really just enjoyed i reallyjust enjoyed the moment. i don't know what else you can do in those situations. trying to take it in as best as possible. i was nervous also because i have to give a speech and i'm not very good at doing the speeches. it is on the bike, on the stage. umpire carlos ramos, the man at the centre of the controversial us open women's final involving serena williams, issued a code violation against croatia's marin cilic during a tense davis cup semi—final against the united states on sunday. ra

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will it be sebastian vettel or hamilton, oi’ it be sebastian vettel or hamilton, or someone else?ead to new york now, as five time us open champion, roger federer will be in third round action shortly. he'll face australian nick kyrgios, who was in the headlines this week, after an umpire offered him some advice during his last match. never seen that before. i think he has learned his lesson. kyrgios beat federer when they first met in 2015 and says he would rather be the underdog than have all the pressure. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller is at flushing meadows. as you can imagine, there's a huge amount of excitement here at flushing meadows about the prospect of roger federer against nick kyrgios. fedor needs no introduction, but he feels fit and confident this year. his back call him -- confident this year. his back call him —— causing problems back in 2017, and he is trying to win a sixth title ten years after his most recent triumph in york. nick kyrgios is always making headlines, occasionally for his tennis. at times he can be almost unplayable. these two have had v

sebastian gorka. it sebastian: good morning, ladies and gentlemen. good morning, america.s great to be the warm-up act for the vice president. it's a real honor to be back here, the summit of people who believe in the founding principles of our great republic, the greatest nation on god's earth. [applause] i'm here to send you a very simple message, and it is one heard infully you have the last few weeks and months. arms witha call to regard to that message, and it has to do with an event that is just a few days away. it is called the midterms. in 2016 in november, we really saw divine intervention. you, i wasw about sitting on my porch with my teenaged son. we started the evening with trepidation. we saw "the new york times" barometer, remember the barometer on the website of the "new york times?" hillary clinton, 95% victory. the having to 98% victory. and we sat there, and what happened? the barometer moved in the right direction. [applause] and by the wee hours of that one.ng, justice had as a friend of mine told me after the election, that was a close one, we had two

sebastian. -- i am sebastian salek. this is "bloomberg."ntinue story of the management of the administration a government of mr. erdogan. the central bank pushed against him with higher interest rates. this is subtle. turkey is said to plan measures to support banks on bad loans. governmention by the , we see in every single crisis. ahy do not bring in mr. friede -- wide-open you bring in mr. -- why don't you bring in mr. frieda? francine: when you look at turkey, it goes back to a structural problem rather than a broad-based emerging markets selloff. gene: turkey was always considered one of the weakest links in the chain in emerging markets. allowing the currency to weaken so much undermined the capital of the banking system as well as allowed the corporate's. they have jacked up interest rates. you got the weak currency and high interest rates. we are going into a week where there is a hope they will announce plans to deal with these problems. goes,e will see how that all of the centered around what the federal reserve will guide. in the

tonight -- mariska hargitay and ice t, comedian, sebastian maniscalco, music from tom odell, featuringhe 8g band with sean kinney. ♪ [ cheers andpplause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. seth meyers." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is so fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. in her upcoming memoir, adult film star stormy daniels compares president trump's penis to the video game character toad from mario kart. [ laughter ] so, for once i'm going to say let's not take a closer look. [ laughter ] that's a joke about the news. you might be saying how dare you make a joke about a penis looking like a video game character. that's the [ bleep ] news right now. [ laughter ] it's the news! [ cheers and applause ] my head's not in the gutter, it's in the news, which is in the gutter. stormy daniels also claims in her memoir that president trump promised to make her a contestant on "the apprentice." it would have been the first ever case of someone being demoted from porn. [ laughter

just explain to us what the story is then, sebastian.ig four accountancy firms in the uk. there has been a lot of scandal throughout accountancy noticeably gnashed noticeably with the collapse of carillion. we have also seen auditing over bhs and other funds and there a suspicion the model of the big four is not working and the big companies are going to the big four to sign big companies are going to the big fourto sign up big companies are going to the big four to sign up for their account and there's conflict of interest there because they are being paid to get the accounts as quickly as. john mcdonnell has been the labour side, thinking about whether they should be calling for break—up of the big four. greg clark, the business secretary, not quite saying that what you asked for a big audit into whether there are these compex of interest. again, this is the conservatives looking at fairness. they think that people feel, not incorrectly, that carillion collapsed, jobs were lost, bhs collapsed, jobs were lost, bhs collapsed, jobs were l

i am sebastian salek to you this is bloomberg. -- i am sebastian salek. this is bloomberg. bank's executive called for a unionized -- unionizing banks. christian sewing called for a bank union here in milan. >> after the brexit, we have 450 inlion people in the e.u. asia and the americas, and we need one center. how can it be that an investor has a different documentation in spain than in germany? we should not be surprised that people have more difficulties with our documentation. francine: we are back with david herro. where theon the panel deutsche bank chief executive was talking about the banking union. you made an excellent point, which was what if we do it, but without looking at the problems of tomorrow? what if it was a backward looking banking union? david: this could be a big issue. just look at some frontier markets like china, where you have a very different payment system forming, and you have peer-to-peer lending. all of these things that, if you do not incorporate into your new system, you're already going to be behind the times in your new unified banking s

his name was sebastian. say, what's this with you and those sebastians?e was michel, it happened in san sebastian. oh, it happened in sebastian. any dimples on his knees? nope. just scars. he was very brave, and he had the narrowest hips. you should have seen him in the ring. he had more grace, more style. ah! owww.... ! i'm sorry, i didn't mean to do that. did i say anthing wrong? no, it's just that i don't like anklets on women. you don't? i think they're very vulgar. well, why didn't you say so? it doesn't mean so much to me. not anymore. audrey hepburn is a great example. she was just so incredible and so brilliant. it was the way i felt watching an audrey hepburn movie, that's something that i wanted to do, make somebody laugh like that or maybe make somebody just die if this couple doesn't get together. so that's what i was aspiring to. tell me, what kind of money do you girls make these days? ballpark. can't take less than a hundred dollars. hundred dollars a night? an hour. an hour?! you make $100 an hour and you've got a safety pin holding your b

will it be sebastian vettel or hamilton, or someone else?. the five time us open champion, roger federer is in third round action at flushing meadows. he's facing australian nick kyrgios, who was in the headlines this week, after an umpire appeared to offer him some advice during his last match. kyrgios beat federer when they first met in 2015 and says he would rather be the underdog than have all the pressure. eight of their nine previous sets have been tie—breaks. we're still in the first set, three games all the score. it has been incredibly hot new york, he and humidity always in the story. roger federer looking effortlessly cool in the women's draw, 2017 finalist madison keys beat serbia's aleksandra krunic to reach the fourth round. the american lost the first set 6—4, but came back with 6—1, 6—2 wins. she'll play either dominika cibulkova or angelique kerber. england fly—half danny cipriani starred on the opening saturday of the premiership season, as gloucester beat northampton 27—16 at kingsholm. it was cipriani's first appearance s

please welcome back to the show sebastian maniscalco, everybody.k. ou seth: i'm happy to have here. i know you're always very busy touring. you're on your "stay hungry" tour. t you were also in toron last week promoting a movie you're in that was at the toronto international film festival called green "green book." how was that? >> so i' star at all, you know? >> seth: mm-hmm. [ laughter ] >> so they have red carpet tre and i'm not really ud to going down the red carpet. i do stand-up comedy, there's not a lot of red carpet in stand-up. so i'm getting ready to go down and viggo mortensen in the vie, mahershala ali, two really big powerful actors and they're talking to the people in line. e! entertainment, "access hollywood," lot of lights. microphones with the outlets t wrapped arou microphone. [ light laughter ] okay. so the publicist -- the publicist is like, "okay, we're gointo get you down, just ho tight." so she finally brings me down. we pass all that and we go to the end of the line with a guy with a selfie stick, an iphone, a camera. [ laug

potentially very serious for the company, sebastian was saying. they are not only are run.f they are under pressure because of the way they don't have any control or have limited control over what is published on their website and whether it is terrorist material or other kind of slightly offensive subject matter is, and, as sebastian says, there was this big question, and we are onlyjust starting to chip away at it, about how they hold a huge amount of darfur. is it right that private companies hold a large amount of data that they have garnered for free from us individuals. it could help us in terms of medicine, political things, and at some point, we need to say it should this be in public and is not private hands? let usjust go to the front page of the daily telegraph. this is a matt about the conservative party conference. i hope you can see that picture, which has a couple of people saying, i will, this must be the place... finding what appears to be the conservative party conference, but quite a few of the letters seem to be missing. a reference back to last year. th

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those confident words are from austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz ahead of a key eu summit in salzburgbut with just six months to go before britain leaves the european union, the european council president is warning that key parts of the u.k.'s brexit plan needs revising. so, is the eu sending mixed signals? we will go to salzburg in just a moment. we begin tonight with this report. reporter: it's being described as an informal summit. the austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz appeared to be living up to the relaxed atmosphere, as british prime minister theresa may arrived for dinner. but may's main task is to convince the whole of the eu that her brexit package will work. ahead of formal negotiations, a positive message from kurtz. >> i think that if we want to make a deal, both sides need to compromise. i think we want to do everything possible to avoid a hard brexit. we stand ready to compromise. but we also expect that from the u.k. reporter: but top eu official donald tusk had a word of warning ahead of the talks. >> issues such as the irish question, or the framework from the econ

we are so deleted -- we are so delighted to have doctor sebastian gorka.s many of you know, he served as an american military and intelligence analyst. a former assistant to president donald trump. i have personally loved his interviews with the media. to me, the all-time classic is when he was on cnn with anderson cooper and compared his ratings to those of nick at night. anyway, that is one of my favorite parts with doctor gorka. he also served as the national security strategist for fox news and i am holding in my hand, clenching in my hand, it will be out in two weeks. by sebastian gorka. why we fight, defeating america's enemies with no apologies. but, you can get this now on amazon. get ahead of the crowd. now, would you please join me in welcoming to the stage, doctor sebastian gorka. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen, good morning america. great to be the warm-up act for the vice president. it is a real honor to be back here at the summit of people who believe in the founding principles of our great republic. the greatest nation on god's earth.

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vamos a concursar a ver quiÉn sabe mÁs si sebastiÁn o yo. y cocinar con buenos aceites como el de oliva. carlos: te ayuda con el corazÓn. para todas las fanÁticas de sebastián que cuando te ven se desmayan. [r''ie] [rÍe] vamos a la siguiente. quÉ le vemos ahÍ? doctora:vemos azÚcar en la sangre, glucosa, lactosa-- carlos: esta creo que me la sÉ, yo digo que es la glucosa. doctora: estos chicos saben. el azÚcar de la sangre que es la glucosa es la principal que tenemos en nuestro cuerpo. la sangre lleva la glucosa las cÉlulas del cuerpo para tener mÁs energÍa. es importante seguir una dieta saludable. hacer ejercicio, bajar harina, azÚcar y las bebidas azucaradas. hay que beber agua para evitar la diabetes. sebastiÁn: mÍnimo tomo 3 l de agua por dÍa. carlos: me falto echarme agua como plantita. vamos a la Última pregunta. doctora: vamos hablar del Índice de masa corporal o el ilc. cuÁl es el mejor ejercicio para controlar el "imc"? caminar, nadar o correr? escriban sus respuestas. carlos: aquÍ me va a ganar sebastiÁn porque Él hace de eso much

sebastian we've just heard in our report that authorities are facing criticism over the apparent failure to want people of the tsunami why. well there is this tsunami early warning system in place ever since that devastating tsunami back in two thousand and four which killed more than two hundred thousand people in this region so. usually when a tsunami comes then this system would sound an alarm now in this case that didn't happen actually you know in this case that did happen but didn't reach the people so the german center for geosciences which is involved in this in this program they're saying that this early warning system worked fine however that alarm didn't reach the people as we saw in the report there were no sirens on the beach which is why people couldn't see shelters so the question now is why not one of the possible explanations is human error but there have to be more investigations into this to back up those claims all right at the moment the focus seems to be such an rescue with the death toll rising most of the dead appear to be in palo but what about other affected are

avoid a hard and we stand ready to compromise those confident words are from austria's chancellor sebastian cortes ahead of a key e.u. song. taking place tonight in salzburg austria but with just six months to go before britain leaves the e.u. the european council president is warning that parts of the u.k.'s a bright superposed rules need revising so is the e.u. sending mixed signals we begin tonight with this report. it's being described as an informal summit. austrian chancellors of austrian cooks appear to be living up to the relaxed atmosphere as british prime minister to resign may arrive for dinner. but her main task is to convince the whole of the e.u. that her brags that package will work. ahead of formal negotiations may remained positive in the face of continuing harsh criticism over her exit proposals i believe this is the right proposal because it maintains frictionless trade it's the only credible on the go she will plan on the table that delivers no hard border in northern ireland out also to defense on the votes of the british people and if we're going to achieve a successfu

and their chances look good with kenny reichen and sebastian vettel first and second on the grades. but calamity quickly ensued with germany's vettel clashing with his title rival lewis hamilton vettel complained it was so but she woods ruled it is a racing incident that would end up for. defending champion hamilton still have work to do to still victory expertly past rocket in just nine laps from the end his victory extends his lead over vettel to a healthy thirty points with seven races left i still want to give it up to. two ferrari who put up a great challenge this weekend they really did amazing job and they gave us such a great fight and basically i just want to thank you thank you to these guys it was back home because without their support without their continued efforts this would be possible today said the missing his driver was booed by ferrari fans when handed the trophy. but hamilton won't care a jot. now we still have the going to sligo show coming up for you after the break probably fairly earliest discussing the links between who lingered in lincoln as i'm here in ge

his title rival, sebastian vettel, crashed at the start last year and almost did so again as he foughtplace. the ferrari got ahead while others got caught up, showing what can go wrong. vettel stopped early for fresh tyres in a bid to change his luck, but when verstappen roared out after his stop, he snatched back second place. the dutchman delighted. verstappen: yes! team radio: 0k, focus now. focus. vettel slighted. vettel: no chance, again, we were too late. this race is supposed to be a bogey one for mercedes, but with vettel coming third, hamilton's championship lead has grown to 40 points. the battle isn't over yet, but the finishing line is getting closer. we had a great start, the team have never given up faith and belief in me and valtteri, in our ability. it was a real blessing, it was a long race. overall we weren't fast enough, we didn't have the pace in the race. but also i think we tried to be aggressive in the beginning and obviously it didn't work out. so after that, i think i had a different race than the other guys, different tyres and i wasn't very convinced that we

it did not go well with sebastian vettel. by ferrari and theirfans will sebastian vettel. his premiership debut for gloucester, his first appearance since he was fined for an incident outside a jersey nightclub. they beat northhampton 27—16. it was an old hand though instrumentral in the victory, billy twelvetrees knocking over five penalties on what is the opening weekend of the premiership. james burford reports. the first saturday of the season, and a clustered debut for danny cipriani. familiar faces, friends and foes all out on show. and it is almost as though it had never been away, is there a more quintessential premier site them a rolling ball resulting in a dry? but if there was any doubt over gloucester‘s score, there was none for northampton. he provided a lesson in perseverance and teamwork. the game sparked into life. but gloucester hopes they have the brightest light in danny cipriani --. the brightest light in danny cipriani ——. one gay man, already stabbing his control on proceedings. punches aside, the game ended the way it began, northampton's more this w

title contender sebastian vettel was fastest in first practice but he was 5th second time round withust behind. andy murray has brought an early end to his season. next weeks beijing masters was going to be his final tournament of the year but he picked up an ankle problem while losing to fernando verdasco in the quarterfinals in shenzhen, and murray's extended break will start from now. he has yet to reach full fitness after hip surgery injanuary. that's all from sportsday. from all of us at the bbc sportscenter, goodbye for now. coming up on bbc news next is the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jason beattie, who's head of politics at the daily mirror, and the political leader writer for the ft, sebastian payne. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's take a look. the i has an exclusive interview with thejustice secretaty, —— secretary, david gauke, who tells the paper that the former foreign secretary, borisjohnson‘s alternative brexit strategy threatens the survival of the uk meanwhile leading b

and that chances look good with kenny reichen and sebastian vettel first and second don't look great. but calamity quickly ensued with germany's vettel clashing with his title rival lewis hamilton vettel complained that it was the book but she would still do it as a racing incident that would end up fall for. defending champion hamilton still have work to do to seal victory expertly past rocket in just nine laps from the end his victory extends his lead over vettel to a healthy thirty points which seven races left us if you don't get. to ferrari who put up a great challenge this weekend they really did amazing job and they gave us such a great fight and basically i just want to say q thank you to these guys they've won back because without their support without their continued efforts this would be possible today the missing these driver was booed by ferrari fans when handed the trophy. but comments and won't care a jot. and with that now you're up to date on your news i'm sarah kelly and berlin helen humphrey has business news after a short break thank you so much for watching have a

we come back doctor sebastian we come back doctor sebastian gorka (vo) when bandits stole the lockbox from the wells fargo stagecoach, agent beekman was one step ahead of them. because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protect it today. like alerting you to certain card activity we find suspicious. if it's not your purchase, we'll help you resolve it. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. (john foley) i was there in chicago when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm proud i was part of that first call, and i'

sebastian gorka joins me right after these words. .ence report says russia is behind sonic attacks that led to brain injuries of u.s. embassy personnel in both cuba and china. u.s. officials using communication intercepts signals intelligence and spy talk to find evidence of russian involvement, they decline to give any more specifics because -- are you ready for this? -- the usual claptrap is because their investigation is ongoing. national security is at risk, et cetera, et cetera, blah, blah, blah. one question the report doesn't answer, why haven't we gone after cuba and china for attacking our personnel in those embassies? they guarantee our diplomat security while we operate within their borders but in this case, considerable harm and a foul smelling allegation. joining me now sebastian gorka, fox business national security analyst, former strategist to the president. author of the book coming out october 29th why, we fight, america's will to win, available for preorder now, and we urge to you do so. good to have you with us, seb

surprise development at the salzburg summit the idea was driven by the rightwing austrian chancellor sebastian could who visited c.c. last weekend he's come back full of praise at how good egypt is at stopping refugees from leaving good common view yet still on the phone there are bits with egypt we have for the first time a country in north africa that is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed boats that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived it took them back. the thousands of men women and children who have drowned in the mediterranean bear witness to the total lack of a strategy from the e.u. either to help rescue them or to find a reliable partner in libya to help instead. europe now has many leaders whose biggest priority is to keep asylum seekers out egypt c.c. looks to be in line. the european union has found it absolutely impossible to persuade individual member states to share out asylum seekers between them but if you asked those same countries would you pay somebody else

sebastian maniscalco, cheering you on always.this fall and winter and you can hear more of cbs this morning including extend interviews and original content on our podcast. you said you're coming >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update . >> i'm in downtown san francisco on howard and main street. right by the temporary transbay terminal. we're here because this is where buses are being diverted to all morning long because of the cracked team over at the brand-new salesforce transit center. traffic here has not been too bad actually. all morning long we have been at this intersection watching how everyone is adapting to the change. we actually spoke to a couple commuters who came over from the east bay via bus and they said they did much earlier than usual. woman said she left just 15 minutes earlier than usual. everything seems to be going smoothly on this side of things. however, i think the other area near fremont is where you might catch -- might get clogged up with traffic with people coming up the bay bridge. for now they will m

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perhaps new signing sebastian rudy could get them into gear. v.a.r. got in on the action early on here following marco groucho's home. and all the. other stuff stuff and you guessed it by what moments later his new signings are by road some found on. one nil to the berliners. shelter now resorted to more physical means and had the chance to equalise. prove resilient. and to make a bad day at the office the worst one you have been kind of punky conceded a free kick. and a red card. and if there's a keeper ralph salmon was incensed here. he was presumably left speechless by only a few does sublime after. thirty when it shall go for the first time in fourteen years thank you i. thank. you might again be most people's title favorites but they've yet to digest last season's disappointments. no champions league glory or cup winning heroics and then germany's world cup disaster sleepwalking through the league just won't cut it. thank you coco votes knows all about the pressure at the club from his playing days there will he use last year struggles to light a

but neither was sebastian and there. was you have. in mind you know we have disposed to go to going to make a difference with trap they think daveed average home headed a good way selassie shot off the line ten man franks that went willing to give up just yet the experience of paris return a trap might prove invaluable vi didn't until two years playing with neymar and killing them at the start of it for him and such those are big individuals you can learn a lot for a movie it isn't as if your course a person has come from him and. that in the six minutes of injury time was trapped and frank science was given a lesson by me no rush. despite their best efforts outnumbered frankfurt's came away with nothing. i mean here when she came fish i saw her. display today the game was interrupted by the likes of carlos. williams read on the injuries. and. further bad news for frank and that's not the only challenge they're facing. in the europa league they face with the best attacking. season and olympique must say a team with three world champio

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and it was muscle schmutz on the left who gifted the ball to frankfurt in the second half sebastian i did well to talk things out. and suddenly it was back in secure even sloppy face if dortmund i. misplaced. were lacking belief but yeah we also need to improve our movement so maybe they can believe in jade and sanchez eighteen years old he seems plenty sure of himself as he sets up an obvious fault he came over to. one from frank but in summer i now put one passes on. signing players that identify with the club that's goldman's new concept and when it works there's joy all around. to him and only needed four minutes to respond to frankfurt's equalizer that's another important policy. again sanchez set up another player to his first ever job and strike back about cap that also brought cyber in summer from barcelona. his first match first jones and first go. first year do it and i'm defeated and have seven points up to three matches the face of the squad is not perfect but it still young and usually shows itself well. and now here's another new face of kick. did you know kick off is no

he hopes that new signing sebastian rudy would bring stability but against glad but he lacks grit and above all the speed necessary to make a difference. chalk it was a step too slow when it mattered most like in the seventy eighth minute. by patrick hammond made it to nil his first goal in eighteen months. and already shot his six conceded goal this season or opposite from the defense last season was something broken or just bad luck the same. where in a tough situation i thought it was different. it's not going to how we wanted it to and we've had some bad luck but that's no excuse we've got to take a look at ourselves. it's not that childcare didn't have any chances they had sixteen shots over the glass box fifty but when you're struggling like shocker when girls come i it's often not much help. those last minute strike was a beauty but it came far too late i. two years ago she had an equally bad start under to discos previous esa what does the experience show. just talked about some fun to experience success when one comes the second through follows how tough it was before that's

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