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quite a painful blow but the big question for the middle east is whether saudi arabia will open the ta ps and they have said they will, and as long as they do, you would expect not much further impact on the oil price which is already a bit higher because of the expectation that iran will be affected. some people talking about $100 but that seems out of reach now. currently it is more like $76. that is partly because markets have been focusing on something else which is weakening demand for oil in emerging markets, china being one of them. another interesting question is saudi arabia and the geopolitical tension we are bad because of the awful events that have been going on in turkey. again, the fact that the oil prices trended down in the last few weeks suggests markets do not think that, at least in the near term, saudi arabian oil supplies are going to be adversely affected. fascinating, thank you for coming in a moment we'll take a look through the business pages but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. stay up—to—date with all the day's business news as it ha

her ha ps from the midterm elections in the states. haps this is to some extent the president saying things and appearing to be bold and mighty on the world stage, things that will appeal to his traditional base. that said, this is a huge international issue. john bolton is in moscow as we speak, having talks with senior russian officials and vladimir putin, we understand in the next few hours. and that could be crucial to whether in fact the us actually pulls out of this deal or not, or perhaps they found some ground to negotiate. the timing is quite interesting ahead of the midterm elections, and john bolton is in russia, it is believed that he has been the key voice behind this decision or plan to read —— withdrawal. yes, that is what many people are saying, that mr bolton has been the brains behind this decision, looking at the detail. and although this trip to moscow we are told was planned before, donald trump's announcement, he is now in place for these key negotiations with the kremlin, looking for clarification they say, takin

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they will sell s&ps. i would watch this market tonight. this is a 5% correction, okay, from the recent highs to today's lows. it's almost a perfect 5% correction. back in january, we broke 12%, everybody thought the world was coming to an end and we rallied back. i would watch this 5% level. you're saying where are the buyers. i think you will see people come in and start nibbling here at 5%. is it possible we break another 5%, yes. but i think again, the people will be coming in looking for buying opportunities, and you just see this more and more, when the corrections come, they are so violent and come in one or two days, they wipe away two, three, four, five months worth of rallies and that's what's scary. i think it's really the percentages and you mentioned the moving averages. i would watch the s&ps tonight. liz: we got kevin, art, charlie, jeff, do we have bob doll? i want to ask quickly on art, what about the opportunity in any specific sector that you might be looking at in the next day or two? >> all right. that's a great questio

sean, what kinds of challenges does t ps casesident for the trump administration? >>ge they're h huge. they're our largest arms purchaser. california is actuallyon dependt audi oil coming here because we're a bit of a fuel island. the economy and the stock market can very spooked. so right now the economy's thriving. this is all coming right before the midterm ection, to huge implications. >> this story's been going on for more than week. intelligence sources say today that it's innceivable that the saudi prince did not know what was going on in that consulate. at this point there are ripples in. californ when you have $6 billion in saudi investments in silicon valley and huge pension funds and universities that also have investments here, there's going to be pressnoe for people to say do we want -- doe represent what california's about, to have investments with is government when the contention is that they dismembered a journalist for the washington post" in a consulate? the outrage has just been i think worldwide. >> so where do they go from here? because again

but when you're a ps are seen policy and uninately he has said things they must comp re. frrts he's got a responsibility. he's got to be better when it come toads use of language. his words malter and we've been told time and again that you don't have to take his words literally. most people do. >> that's how most people do is take words literally. we have a lot to discuss. what the former vites president joe biden said on the campaign trail just today. great when yoe a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >>> former vice president joe biden weighing in on the heated and divisive political discourse in the country. so congressman dent, this is what the former vice presid

ps andrew with leavers found guilty of misconduct and breaching standards of duties duties and responsibilitiesresults may offer some comfort to julian's mother, but she still has answered questions about how her son became injured in the first place. julian cole will need 24—hour bedside care for the rest of his life. lauren moss, bbc news. the time is 13.18... our top story this lunchtime. theresa may is to tell mps that a brexit deal is 95 % complete — it comes amid condemnation of the violent language used against her by some of her own tory mps. and still to come... ryanair is under fire over its handling of racist abuse on one of its flights. coming up on bbc news, tears for kyle edmund as the british number—1wins his first tour title, coming through a final set tie—break to beat gail monfils at the european open. early polls for the america's midterm elections have opened in parts of florida. in what is being seen as a crucial test of donald trump's presidency, vital house and senate seats are up for grabs, as well as the governor's office. hispanic voters will be hold the key to victory

but even though there were no big cabinet bust ups or stro ps were no big cabinet bust ups or stropsis in a very, very difficult position notjust because the eu is seeing over to you, where isa the eu is seeing over to you, where is a better idea to work out these conundrums that frankly the two sides have been stuck on for many, many months, but also because she has a parliamentary party tory mp's who are unhappy about the cause she's chosen. the opposition parties are against her as well. none of this is straight forward and it's getting harderfor this is straight forward and it's getting harder for theresa this is straight forward and it's getting harderfor theresa may rather than easier. a man has gone on trial for the second time charged with murdering two nine—year—old girls 32 years ago. 52—year—old russell bishop is accused of strangling nicola fellows and karen hadaway who were found dead in woods near brighton in october 1986. daniella relph reports. more than 30 years ago the families came to court for the first murder trial. today they returned, at times in tears as they

ba by ste ps, tax. i know it isn't an awful lot...st midlands would be paying that much tax, so there is a lot more economic activity going on in this country through facebook. are we getting overexcited ? this country through facebook. are we getting overexcited? it is the start, the start of a very long process. but it is psychologically important, that idea that they are prepared to come to the fore and confess prepared to come to the fore and co nfess u p. prepared to come to the fore and confess up. trevor, thank you very much. trevor is returning very soon. still to come. we take a look at how the bottled water industry become a multi—billion dollar global industry. so, do you like your water filtered through volcanic rocks — or straight from the tap? you're with business live from bbc news. first, a harsh reality in the uk, and you may not be surprised to hear this. 40% of young people in the uk can't afford the cheapest homes in their area, even if they have a 10% deposit. the institute for fiscal studies that did the research

here there was philip hammond standing up and talking about how he would turn the spending ta ps aboutwould be an end to the constraints people have seen for years and years and years. certainly, in terms of a change in priority, that is significant. to put spending ever getting rid of the deficit or debt would be considered heresy until relatively recently. that said we have to put this into perspective. it is clear that the vast amount of the extra cash that will be spent in yea rs the extra cash that will be spent in years to come or go to the health service. it will gobble up most of it almost immediately. some government departments may still have to grapple with further cuts to their budgets. there is nothing easy about the way ahead and the stage is set for a brutal spending review next year. that is when the actual total amount of cash for government departments will be set out to cover the next period of several years. there are no quick fixes to what philip hammond said today. in a sense he is trying to have it all, trying to suggest he can cut tax and spend more. suddenly ev

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weave flash flood watches for much of central and southern texas, and today that stormst reallyut ps its leftover energy into a new low pressure system. is storm itself is going to track over 2,000 miles during the weekend. so the part one of this storm today and tomorrow through louisiana, on into the florida panhandle. a stationary front along tst gulf crings heavy rain. texas willthree inches, locally could be four, and the panhandle sees heavy rain as well.s friday t system makes its way up the coast. if it doesn't move over new york and stays to the east, it's a nor'easter. whether or not, it will be bring heavy rain, coastal flooding and rainfall that will be fairly signgiicant. from va to new england two to three inches of rain, and there could be flash flooding. we are going t be watching this all weekend long. back to you guys. >> thank you.et we will the rest of the forecast in a second. >>> first, craig is here with another >> good morning to you. health officials now scrambling to contain a deadly outboureak a viral illness in new jersey. it has already claimed the lives

would revert to its professional status and to interview all of the witness ps who -- witnesses who were relevant and certainly among those relevant witnesses would have been dr. ford herself who could have been questioned under penalty of criminal prosecution if she misled or lied to the f.b.i., who could have added substantial corroborating information, she was never called on, neither was judge kavanaugh by the f.b.i. dr. ford provided eight different witnesses that she thought should be called to back up her side of the story, not a single one of them was called by the f.b.i. ms. ramirez suggested 20 witnesses be called by the f.b.i. on her behalf, not one of them was called. this was not the f.b.i. investigation which we sought nor is it clear the charges against judge kavanaugh that were raised by dr. ford based on the fact that it was a scant interview that involved some ten minuteses -- witnesses in a matter of just a few days with a limited roster of people who were going to be questioned. let me speak to the matter at hand in a larger context. i've been in public life for a few

ps, say hello to george carter. and thank him for taking the pistol away from you when you were shooting at me. your former servant, jordan anderson. this is a real man. he spent his life in tennessee. he and his wife mandy were working as hospital stewards in the cumberland military hospital in nashville. that is where a number of refugee camps were. during the war, in 1864, they migrated to ohio with their children and this is a year later that he receives this letter from his master. and he dictates it to the abolitionist banker with whom he is living. he is employed by that banker. and it is published in a republican newspaper in cincinnati and picked up again and again across the country including the new york tribune, the new york times. here is his photograph. and it becomes a point of humor but you can feel the sarcasm -- you can feel the schadenfreude just dripping from his words. now, it has been a staple in classrooms and that started in textbooks as early as 1865. the same year he published this letter.

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students can use their phones ps well a for food from a meal man. by the end of the yeartion johns hopkins, them university and santa clara will also be using digitald. i.s. >>> we're watching thislive. we were looking a few moments ago at flooding in arina and now we're looking at a water rescue in phoenix. thiss remnant of what used to be hurricane rosa. is that right? oo yeah. they for these storms to come up in the ocean off coast of mexico. every once in a while you get these in the southwest. this is one of those storms. this is in our area, we would be talking about inchess and inc of rain to provide that. in the southwest it could be an inch to two inches. they picked up an inch in less than an hour. you can see what it has done. it is continuing into all parts of the four corners including new mexico, utah as well. >> what that happen in the desert area like that, it comes up so quickly. >> it can't be absorbed. >> no. going over extremely dry ground. it will be nothing in a creek bed and then it is the rising rive >> that's w they call it

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ps andrew withey leavers was found guilty of misconduct ——ps andrew withey was found guilty of misconducthour bedside care for the rest of his life. lauren moss, bbc news. the group representing hospitals, ambulance services and other nhs trusts in england is predicting that the strain on health services this winter will be worse than last year. nhs providers says the provision of cancer care and routine operations is already under severe pressure — that's before hospitals respond to the seasonal demand for emergency care. on top of that — they say work force shortages are intensifying problems. the deputy ceo of nhs providers, saffron cordery, spoke this morning to the bbc radio 4 today programme — and told them why they are predicting such a tough winterfor the nhs. we know the warning signs are out there. a&e performance has dropped. we've got to demand going up across all services. that includes routine operations and cancer care as well as emergency services. and, as you heard, the rising workforce shortages. so, yes, we think it's going to be a challenging winter ahead. and yet the

mail bombing suspect was his supporter but hasn't disavowed his support >> and he blasted the media psonse after the suspect was caught. saurau westwood is live from the white house. >> reporter: president trump was renewing his calls for unity in the wake of the packening bombing spree but in the same breath he was criticizing the media for spreading negativity. he's been complaining this wall-to wall-coverage is what he saw as gop momentum head thing to final week of midterm campaigning. he waujts to be talking about the caravan of central american migrants head thing to u.s. boarder but instead he's been forced to talk about the bombs. take a listen. >> everyone will benefit if we can end the politics of personal destruction. we must unify as a nation in peace, love and harmony. the media has a major role to play whether they want to or not and they do indeed they have a major role to play as far as tone and as far as everything. and we all say this and all sincerity but the media's constant unfair coverage, deep hostility and negative attacks, you know that, only serve to drive peo

they'll advocate their role as much as they can and ill's only because of the yous ray yous ps of what rosenstein did that they're investigating or asking me any questions at all. if the president fires him, the president faces an obstruction of justice investigation. so i suspect there will be a stalemate as mueller continues running the justice department. lou: now you, yo judicial watch have sued to get the pentagon to turn over to you the records on stefan hall pe halper, the formr cambridge professor who received all of these contracts from the department of defense, a million dollars worth. what is that all about? >> exactly. what is that all about. he was evidently an informant or spy for the fbi, maybe other agencies with the defense department. lou: you know, i bet a lot of the people in the media are saying we shouldn't mention his name. >> other than the "the new york times." lou: yeah. >> who got leaks from the justice department and fbi about his name. but anyway, this figure was sicced on the trump campaign, sent to europe to try to ensnare people like papadopoulos and ca

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