and watching the following morning, kim miller complained... a smaller number of viewers had the opposite perspective, summed up here by paul bateson... that's a smaller scale march led on the first day by nigel farage, which has taken two weeks to reach its destination at westminster. it was featured on bbc news on the day it began. the audience was clearly divided over last weekend's coverage of the rally, so how does the bbc decide how much airtime the increasing number of demonstrations should receive? from the gilets jaunes, or yellow vests movement protesting for several months in france, to the now frequent demonstrations across the uk on subjects including climate change, supporters of such events demand and expect media coverage. to what extent should the bbc comply with their wishes? well, one of those responsible is the bbc uk editor richard burgess, thank you very much for coming into the studio. what are the criteria you used to determine what demonstrations to cover and how much coverage to give them? i do not think there are exac

and watching the following morning, kim miller complained... viewers had the opposite perspective, summed up here by paul bateson... that's a smaller scale march led on the first day by nigel farage, which has taken two weeks to reach its destination at westminster. it was featured on bbc news on the day it began. the audience was clearly divided over last weekend's coverage of the rally, so how does the bbc decide how much

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three companies worth watching this morning -- kim caughey forrest of fort pitt capital group is still with us. -- we had the chairman of vw with matt millerhe had to say about donald trump removing the 10% tariffs. >> i don't think we have to protect our european companies with a 10% import tax on american cars. i don't think it's necessary. we are competitive. in thee to understand whole scheme between different products, this is not in our hands, but we would be open to that kind of discussion. david: we don't need it, but the whole scheme, we need to impose tariffs on trucks coming into europe. alix: it will work out. david: what do you think about automobiles at this point? kim: i agree with both sides dropping the tariffs and letting competitors fly. automotive stocks and automotive parts suppliers are unbelievably interesting as an area to invest. there's a couple of overall driving changes to the automotive industry. autos but want less still get ourselves driven uber. more with lyft and that being said, the autos being bought in the u.s. are larger and either trucks or suvs. this is a real point of inflection for the automotive co

and watching the following morning, kim miller complained... weeks to reach its destination at westminster. it was featured on bbc news on the day it began. the audience was clearly divided over last weekend's coverage of the rally, so how does the bbc decide how much airtime the increasing number of demonstrations should receive? from the gilets jaunes, or yellow vests movement, protesting for several months in france, to the now frequent demos across the uk, on subjects including climate change, supporters of such events demand and expect media coverage. to what extent should the bbc comply with their wishes? well, one of those responsible is the bbc uk editor richard burgess, thank you very much for coming into the studio. what are the criteria you use to determine what demonstrations to cover and how much coverage to give them? well, i don't think there are exact criteria, but i think there are a number of factors that you take into consideration. scale is obviously one of them, which we saw with last weekend's march, a major march with a l