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the oriental white stork is listed as an endangered species. thank you for watching.ther begins to change. on tuesday, the warmest spot was against scotland where we had temperatures of 2a celsius by the shores of loch ness. by celsius by the shores of loch ness. by the end of the week those temperatures are on the way down. cooler and cloudier with highs at best of around 18 degrees for friday. you will notice the change in the weather for sure. for the time being, after what has been a warmer day, those temperatures are slower to fold. it will still turn fairly cool across parts of east anglia stop temperatures holding up a little better than in recent nights. an area of high pressure still with us and it is not going anywhere fast. slipping further northwards. isobars tempting to move apart. less of a wind blowing in east anglia and south east anglia. temperatures cooler on tuesday. again, with the wind circulating in a clockwise a sense, we will get the warmest they pushed up to the north and west of the uk but another one of those days with sunshine from dawn to

in other words, if you haven't been to wood stork, if you're old enough to have been to woodstock, now you can say you came here and endured it. >> has it ever rained during the festival before? >> reporter: well, no. they've had a couple sprinkles. no. it's may. you get 5% is the 5%. so we're bucking those odds. >> yeah. it just doesn't happen this time of year very often. >> he has a new friend. >> yep. the fda approves the most expensive medicine ever. what's worth $2 million? >> plus, disaster aid for california. >> and some saying do i 4,000 feet up. >> kettle >>> share our campaign and help us reach pay equity in california. together we can uplift california women and ensure a more equitable future for all. >> that was california's first partner, jennifer newsom. talking about the company that auditses pay gaps every year. according to the glass door, women an nch a of 79 cent for every $1 men earn. payee qual will not be reached until 2070. sometime away. a graduating mba students at cal are doing what they can to level the economic playing field and build a better bay area. >>

and iran might bumpier hold storks have european allies as it tries to win support for washington's hard line position on terror but e.u. ministers were warning against a conflict in the region as they attempt to salvage the iran nuclear deal also the program filipino voters have been casting their ballots for crucial the senate seats in the country's mid-term elections a strong result the president got to go to test it could boost his war on drugs. plus hollywood legend doris day has died at the age of 97 dragon merrily our culture expert joins me in the studio to talk about her and some of the most iconic moments in her career. turn of a warm welcome to you i'm. iran is at the center of a growing rift between the u.s. and its european allies at a meeting in brussels today e.u. policy urged washington's top diplomat not to escalate tensions with the head on with britain going so far as to warn the us of accidentally triggering a conflict in an unstable region now this comes as foreign ministers were meeting to discuss ways to salvage their nuclear deal with terror on. u.s. secretary of

the flames can be seen moving rapidly, below an oriental white stork nest, on top of a power pylon.espite the blaze, the nest wasn't harmed. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: there are calls for itv‘s jeremy kyle show to be taken off air for good after the death of a man who appeared on the programme. steve dymond died days afterfailing a lie—detector test on the show. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. china's tech titans. what we are learning today from alibaba and tense and reveal the impact of the trade war. saudi oil warning, kruuda slips despite another attack on the kingdom's energy infrastructure. —— crude oil slips. good morning, a jar. hello, world. it is a wednesday. glad you could join us foran wednesday. glad you could join us for an action packed edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. we start off with china's technology giants as aliba ba start off with china's technology giants as alibaba and tense and unveil quarterly numbers today. investors will be focusing on what they say is the impact of this

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really risk the baby's own friends girls come out of a room and boys out of a cabbage but what is the stork the roses and the cabbage failed you can go to the fertility center here in berlin to doctor. sort of a couple as unprotected sex after one or 2 years in former times it was not easy to get pregnant but now the modern reproductive medicine is able to help. to get maybe one or 2. no stuff. couples who want to have babies are in the lucky side of life they just get pregnant but others try and try and try and they fail and if they don't get pregnant after you hear it up to say this is infertility. there can be many reasons why a woman fails to get pregnant one 3rd of cases are attributed to fertility issues with the female partner one 3rd to problems with the male partner and one 3rd to a combination of problems in both couples are generally considered in need of fertility treatment if they've been trying and failing to conceive for at least a year. in 2015 nearly 21000 babies born in germany for example resulted from assisted reproduction that was 1000 more than in the previous year wor

based on other ipo history that it's going to exceed the highs so what can you do after you bought the stork're trying to make a little extra cash one of the things you could look to do is sell i. yo i was looking at the june calls. you could sell those the idea is that you're gong get to collect that premium between now and expiration the other nice thing that a trade like this will do is if the stock does happen to fall back, you still get to keep that premium. so actually if right now you're going to see any losses if the stock declines at all, this actually gives you a little bit insulation, 8% from the current price if the stock does drop of coursing you continue to do the strategy if you saw the ones actually expire. we talk about a strategy like this one in lyft right before they reported their earnings after their ipo we sold the calls for about $4 now you would essentially own it at 56, which is where the stock is trading so it helps alleviate some of the downside punishment. >> all righting mike thank you very much. stay over there if you would dan, what do you think of that trade?

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the flames can be seen moving rapidly, below an oriental white stork nest, on top of a power pylon.espite the blaze, the nest wasn't harmed. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's hardtalk. sarah montague speaks to stonewall ceo ruth hunt. stonewall was founded 30 years ago to campaign for gay and lesbian rights. when my guest today, ruth hunt, became its chief executive, she extended its work to include the trans community. but many stonewall members have been upset at the line the leadership has taken on gender recognition, that anyone can declare themselves to be male orfemale, and at their refusal to share a platform with anyone who disagrees. is this coalition which has been at the forefront of gay liberation for decades now in danger of tearing itself apart? ruth hunt, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, hello. now, stonewall could have argued that it should be easier for trans people to have their chosen gender recognised. but you chose to go further, and say all someone needs to do is say that they are a man or a woman. why did you take that position? well, t

that suggests longevity and permanence and quality and really stork away that goes back centuries you know that that was in it you know smile. and then there's also it's just the story of the pattern and it hasn't. and why it produces this kind of dappled light on the inside and that's a reference to the tradition of african-american in slaves in free blacksmiths who made a lot of the screens that you see in places like charleston and new orleans. lonnie bunch says something like it's history hiding in plain sight which is something we should be reminded. of. so once we understood the form and we realized that we wanted to make a cube form we realized that the front of the mall the front entrance is south so it's really the hottest part of the building and we wanted to make a welcome porch which would mediate the climate from the outside to be inside of the building and that's when we conceptualize this idea of the large porch which would be a device with the water pool which we start to bring you into the climate of the building. the porch is another element sort of like that corona

still a risk the babies oh in france girls come out of a room and boys out of a couch but what if the storkthe roses and the cabbage fail you can go to the fertility center him to listen to dr kathy he. so if a couple has unprotected sex after one or 2 years in former times and fosse not easy to get pregnant but now the modern reproductive medicine is able to help. to get maybe one or 2. most of the couples who want to have babies are in the lucky side of life they just get pregnant that others try and try and try and they fail and if they don't get pregnant after you hear it up to say this is infertility. there can be many reasons why a woman fails to get pregnant one 3rd of cases are attributed to fertility issues with the female partner one 3rd to problems with the male partner and one 3rd to a combination of problems in both couples are generally considered in need of fertility treatment if they've been trying and failing to conceive for at least a year. in 2015 nearly 21000 babies born in germany for example resulted from assisted reproduction that was 1000 more than in the previous ye

. >> we know pancakes are delivered by storks. >> they change their name to burger, whatever. >> once again they, got it. >> stick to the pancakes. >> please. >> this morning, sunshine. a nice cool start. we'll talk about the changes ahead. a live look outside in oakland. as the sunrises. make sure you grab the sunglasses before you head out. 71 in napa. morgan hill, 76 with livermore seeing a high today of 75. still a lot of tree pollen and grass pollen. mostly tree pollen right now. the top allergens, pine, oak. we have the blues here in town to play the sharks. now, we need this win tonight. it will be 67 degrees. nice weather for the evening. we'll be watching the storm system. not only one but two storm systems arriving in the next few days. the first gets here wednesday and starts to bring in scattered showers and get heavier into wednesday night. and then as the center of the low pressure and the storm system gets closer, there could be enough energy to produce thunderstorms on thursday. that moves off to the east friday. then another storm system moves in. two computer models

right now on the stork stonew y exchange.ight happen when the opening bell rang. now you see it is coming to fruition down significantly. major numbers coming in this morning. we'll watch this throughout the day. hopefully it goes back up again. lisa, to you. >>> good morning, jessica. we're looking at our high temperatures. the numbers coming down a little bit today. ve doppler 7. we have the usual low clouds and fog. tomorrow we cloud up in anticipation of a series of low-pressure systems that will get us wet for the second half of theworkwe sunnyvale. 53, san francisco. cooler, from our east bay hills camera. you see the fog there. the deck is about 1,200 feet. if you're headed out we have dry roads and partly cloudy. a small craft advisory around the bay and that's north of the golden gate and the bay bridge. so breezy towards the delta. the clouds, well, the low cloud deck will erode and it should be a pretty nice afternoon. today is the warmest and the sunniest of the next seven days by far and then tomorrow mostly clou

we are you know what storks. for a lot people so what talk about barge, cruising ok, let's do it. this is this is a car concept that isn't quite as well known in the u s but very very popular in europe, particularly in france. that's okay low and slow going to so i was sailing across europe, so this is my bar. let's move 22 people 6 crew. so this kind of changes the whole and relate to okay. instead of going main routes barges typically stick to kind of quiet or canal, so it's kind of like taking the back room avoid the freeway for he was like yeah, you get this credible scenery. the move very slow. top speed for my vote. you're going to and there it without a doubt. yes, so patients who have to be you have to be into kind of a slow way of travel to take command. yeah maybe have a bulk. candy on sunny days when you're on that deck. the towns and villages you're going to visit along the way are going to be a little off the beaten trash or you're not we're going to be as you would not see them any other way they wo

strikes me the only timelines these guys think they know is you have sex and then nine months later a stork up. [ light laughter ] in fact, that comment was so dumb, planned parenthood actually had to issue a fact check on its twitter account when asked if this bill makes an exception for victims of incest, senator chambliss said, "yes, until she knows she's pregnant." again, that would mean that that person would have to get an abortion before they know they're pregnant that's not a thing [ laughter ] it's not [ cheers and applause i mean -- who is this guy's sex ed teacher a pole cat in a beer helmet? [ laughter ] but of course, this isn't about protecting life. if that's what it was about, then republicans would invest money in maternity care, parental leave, universal pre-k, or any number of policies that would actually help families raise children what it's really about is depriving women of their basic human rights and chambliss basically gave the game away when he was asked why the bill wouldn't apply to eggs fertilized through ivf chambliss said, "the egg in the lab doesn't apply, i

charles: we have two issues, the stork market, where it goes, particularly near term after this big runupnd a bigger issue that steve bannon covered in an op-ed, this is a fight for the next is century. this is the fight for not necessarily global dominance but certainly type of global influence we enjoyed with the world's reserve currency, that we should not give up without fighting. >> absolutely. i buy into and believe the case this is an existential long term threat to the united states. we have to confront it. the point is, do you confront it by having a series of truces like you do between the israelis and gaza, manage the process or do we go to the brink where you don't know what the other side is going to do? if he feels he is at risk, he could do something geopolitically that is dangerous. so the key here is to push hard enough without letting things slip out of control on the other side. so you push somebody as far as you can push them. then you give them a little breathing room. you create a truce. you go on for a few years. then you renegotiate. but if you push them over the e

the stork market says it is great. the bond market is saying i have some concerns. but what you're seeing in the stock market a handful of guys are doing really well pushing the indexes up when the s&p last week made all new highs, only 9% of the stocks in the s&p were making those highs. that is typically a fairly narrow group. when you see a narrow grouping like that it is, that is not a strong market to be looking at. neil: you know, mark, too, i noticed what is lost in the sauce, is the fact that we have different vibes from the white house. obviously the president, buck stops with him, his sentiment is is the final sentiment where these talks go. literally hours earlier, treasury secretary mnuchin, mick mulvaney, his chief of staff, larry kudlow all saying that positive developments on the talks, how they're progressing. u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer just saying it is opposite. clear to me from that, that the president is taking his cues from the tough stance that lighthizer is issuing. what do you make of that? >> i would agree with you wholehear