as we heard from the cbi in this country we arejust heard from the cbi in this country we are just incentivisingcy that we have. that would be really simple, cut business rates or reduce them if you put solar panels on the roof? i think more importantly business is also driving this agenda and businesses are becoming more acutely aware that the climate is a financial risk for them. and being sustainable is now seen as a key pa rt sustainable is now seen as a key part of a successful business and businesses are under real pressure i think from shareholders and investors, customers and staff, to demonstrate clear positive impact and really do something about mitigating the risk of climate and carbon. liz, do you agree that businesses are under pressure from customers and shareholders to do something? i think you're right and businesses are struggling all over the country with understanding what they can do to address challenges around becoming carbon neutral. in exeter we work to bring together businesses with local authorities and individuals to think about the whole city and help we can work tog

the cbi said yesterday a no deal will drop the biggest investment since the financial crisis. are heading for a recession. i think that it is time for parliament to come together and resolve this for the good of the country. surely they should have been doing this three years ago? absolutely and it has been going on and on. no—one is saying they will be any good coming out of a no—deal brexit. saying they will be any good coming out of a no-deal brexit. exiting the eu without a deal. some people would turn around and say that is some certainty because at least we are out. it is a certainty we are out but not certainty about the rules. it is not certainty the business about how we're going to operate and it is not certainty about the free movement of people around the eu and somebody who runs the global business in the uk, causes uncertainty for employment, for staff who are eu citizens, it causes us staff who are eu citizens, it causes us to think about investment, it causes us us to think about investment, it causes us to be unable to really plan about what we're doing here f

cbi agents re-enter the room.chris' story. >> i think we're very, very close to the truth but we're not there yet. >> i'm not a monster. i didn't kill my babies. >> reporter: honing in on where the bodies are. >> whereabouts is shanann and the girls? can you mark it for the s for shanann? >> reporter: watts marks the spots with their initials. the two girls in separate oil tanks. their pregnant mother, shanann, in a shallow grave nearby. the missing bed sheet also found on the scene. >> sickening, isn't it? >> reporter: how do you row act to that? >> devastated. >> he is a monster. how do you put someone you love into an oil tank? >> especially your children. >> reporter: the investigators recover the bodies. the little girls' autopsies contradict their dad's version of events. >> they weren't strangled, they were smothered. his statement that he had seen shanann strangle the girls. >> i knew in my heart of hearts that the friend i cared so much for would never hurt her babies. i knew from day one that that was no

the cbi, themselves, have said that where any place for the eu —— than the eu in the deal preparationat we can mitigate as many circumstances as they can —— from the prime minister. during the campaign he also said that no deal was one in —— was one in a million chance. well, that is up to the eu now. it is also in terms of the british government —— up to the british government —— up to the british government —— up to the british government as well, surely. what we do need to do is respect the referendum and make sure that we are leaving... what you think are the chances of a no deal? as it still one enabling cosmic i am not in the middle of negotiations.” one enabling cosmic i am not in the middle of negotiations. i cannot sense what you‘re coming back with at the moment. i do know that the chances of us living on top of the sist chances of us living on top of the 31st are ioo%. so that is what i‘m aiming for. i would rather live with aiming for. i would rather live with a deal. today we have also had the government talking about ending freedom of movement if there is a no—deal brexi

had been doing a 2% increase every year, so by 2022, we will basically be equal to having had a 2% cbi throughout the opening of the new terminal. >> and then after that, we are just increasing 2% a year? just wondering. >> thank you. i really appreciate that. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> resolution 1932 has been approved. >> thank you. >> item 11 a is informational presentation and developed agreement and the form of a ground lease with an initial 50 year term and 16 year extension option would tea ck broadway l.l.c. for the lease and development of 192 room hotel, a dinner theatre, and approximately 14,000 square feet of public open space, and similar uses at sewell lot c. will lot 3.3 -- 333 -- 323 and 324, located on the west side of embarcadero. >> good afternoon. my name is ricky. i am the develop manager with the real estate and development edition of the port. i am glad to be participating in this recent addition along with our staff who have been involved in the negotiations with the developer team. next is the outline of my presentation. this slide shows the outline of this pr

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cbi agents re-enter the room. >> i saw the monitor. bella's covers were pulled off.ng there. so i went over to cece's. and she was in there with her on top of her, choking her. i freaked out. i ran in there and got on top of her. >> what did you do? >> i did the same thing to her. >> who, shanann? >> yes. i'm not that person. >> he speaks quietly. he's not very animated. he's just kind of laying it out, matter of factly. >> was it a choke like this? or, like, a headlock. >> a choke. >> you killed her with one hand or two hands? >> i was coming from the back. i couldn't really tell. >> he never attempted resuscitation, never checked on them, never called 911, never asked for assistance. according to him, he knew that they were already dead by their appearance. >> i think that you killed these girls before their mom came home. it just doesn't make sense. if i walked in and a kid was decapitated, i would call an ambulance. i think we're very close to the truth but not quite there yet. >> i'm not that monster. i didn't kill my babies. >> he blames her for the murders of

economists at the business group — the cbi — said that "sentiment is crumbling among retailers". for a strike that the usual two weeks notice you have to give, it could happen in october. there was a big agreement between management and staff last year about how to reform the postal service, staff seem to be accusing management that they are not sticking to the terms and conditions of in fermenting that agreement. very germanic language coming out of communications workers union telling staff to be ready for the fight of their lives. what's been happening on the markets they? not a very good day for the ftse100. it is down one and a quarter percent. that could be down to the rising pound. the dow is pretty flat there. that is the other driver of the day. the us economy might not cut rates again. let's bring in richard marwood a senior fund manager at royal london asset management. richard, those minutes from the federal reserve meeting, does it suggest that actually the us economy is in a better state than had previously been feared?” economy is in a better state than had previou

we're making sure we are engaged with government through the cbi to make sure they understand the tourismsuesstry is a key driver. one in 10 jobs has the ability to prosper going forward. and no deal brexit does not help us in that at all. message,other clear you said you are working through cvi. have you had conversations, even brexit,in the impact of have you had direct conversations? in a: yeah, i have been number of times talking about our industry in general. the job creation, the value duration the hospitality tourism and hotels bring to the u.k. economy going forward and how can we work together? we have created a sector deal and we are moving forward and creating apprenticeships, investment in new hotels but providing clarity to eu nationals about their ability to work here for the long-term. clarity about what skill level will be allowed to come into the u.k. when they have the confidence to invest in what is an amazing destination and an amazing industry. i will continue with other leaders to engage with the government to make sure we're doing the right thing. nejra: you have given

business groups, including the cbi, have insisted there's a stong economic case for it to go ahead.deeply. my senseisif announced today? yes, deeply. my sense is if the kind of money we have seen spent on hs2 was being spent on a london specific project, there would be no questions asked, it is just this amount of money spent on infrastructure improvement outside the m25 and in the north of england seems to raise eyebrows. i think it would send a very strong message that the government, the new government, has no confidence in the north and isn't prepared to take a risk in order to advance the economy of the north of england. if it was to backtrack on hs2. of the north of england. if it was to backtrack on h52. do you think thatis to backtrack on h52. do you think that is really fair? they could take a view that they would spend the same money, and invest in infrastructure for the north, but do it on something which was not seeing costs balloon. first of all, i am somebody who has asked questions about hs2, and i have often thought for example that it is rather a southern at‘s idea

just after eight o'clock this morning we'll be talking to the former trade minister and head of the cbie can try again to go back to the wholesale market in birmingham. good morning, victoria. hi, sorry about that, i had a dodgy cable, but i fixed it. i'm back. let's talk about the food industry potentially getting together to co—ordinate britain's food supplies in the event of a no—deal brexit. there is actually a precedent for this, you might remember during the fuel crisis and also during the financial crisis as well, dear member that merger between lloyds bank and hbos? that was to waive certain aspects of competition law. they want the government to issue a letter of comfort to the industry and to the competition and markets authority to give the green light on theirs. however, there have been some concerns because in the past, back into thousand and one, the industry sort of miss of red, is what the government would sate a snack —— sort of miss read, what the government would say, the dairy industry, and they faced huge fines for collusion trying to sort out what they would do abo

energy holdings were cbi which is up 29% year to date and occidental which is, as you may know, warrende of that recent acquisition that carl icahn opposes and he is applying some pressure to the board. paul: thanks very much for that. let's get a quick check of the latest is this flash headlines. has lost some appeal for investors. they are trying to take on starbucks. issuing earnings for the first time as a public company. still posted a net loss of almost $100 million. they have questioned the strategy of sacrificing profits to lure new customers. and a lackluster sales forecast shows companies holding off on computer network updates. higherill be flat, 2% compared to a year ago. next, commodity watch, we will keep an eye on oil. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "daybreak: asia." or bad a good news flagging the threat of a serious downturn. china reported its weakest factory growth since 2002. the german economy shrank as exports slumped while your area production fell the most in three years. on top of that, the u.s. and u.k. bond markets are sending their strongest recession warni

we are going to get a cbi data from singapore. thise checking on the end morning. the end looking a little changed. 10645 against the dollar, at a 2019 hi. we are seeing bonds remain under pressure with yields up in new zealand. australia, the aussie 10 year yield rising five basis points. getting closer to that 1% level here. we are going to see whether this momentum can stick as we hear from jay powell later this weekend. on checking on what's going with bonds, traders on high alert after that inversion between the biggest in a week. we have seen a surge in puts on treasury futures. that is a multiyear high as we have markets anticipating rates could be bottoming out. thanks for that. let's check on the first word news. >> the fed's jackson hole symposium threatens to reveal widening divisions between policymakers. jerome powell is under pressure from president trump to cut rates. least three regional fed bosses have told bloomberg they opposed the idea. andon's eric rosengren jackson hole host kansas city's all say this is not the moment to cut. >> as i look at

it does suggest there are weaknesses at the moment and the economy and the cbi has described the contractionning. i have a statement from the chancellor sajid javid who emphasised that is charging across the global economy and said the government is determined to provide certainty on brexit which is why we are certainty on brexit which is why we a re clearly certainty on brexit which is why we are clearly a living on october 31 so are clearly a living on october 31 so he is suggesting that brexit being on that date would relieve some of the uncertainty that looks like has been dragging on the economy and areas such as business investment which the figures show have also been very strong. —— not very strong. —— not very strong. with me to discuss this more is ben zaranko from the institute for fiscal studies. have these figures surprised?” don't think we are hugely surprised, there are been signs for some time, there are been signs for some time, the uncertainty around brexit has been weighing on businesses and we are not shocked by the figures although it is worse than expected. when you bre

thank you, nicole sykes head of negotiations at the cbi. indicates what needs to be done., and the death of two staff at a mississippi branch, critics say walmart has a responsibility to act. in a surprise to analysts, british house prices fell last month, according to numbers from mortgage lender halifax. house prices fell by 0.2% injuly, below forecasts for a 0.3% rise. that dragged the annual growth rate down to 4.1%, its lowest level since march. disney says it will remake home alone for its new streaming service. the studio's chief exec bob iger said there will also be "reimaginations" of other popular films it now owns the rights to, after buying the film studio 20th century fox. it comes as profits at the entertainment giant fell 51% to $1.4 billion in the last three months, despite revenues rising 33%. don't touch it, it is a classic, don't remake it, that is my plea. iam sure don't remake it, that is my plea. i am sure they are listening. that's all the business news. scientists have been looking into how to stop pesky sea gulls from swooping down to steal your fo

prior to two and a microsoft in 2014, she was a vice president for political account at cbi where sheworked closely with presidential intended camp and custom. over 15 years experience a political technology, and has been recognized as one of camping election rising stars and has received the american association of political consultants 40 under 40 quarter next we have matthew show, chief of the computer security division in the information technology laboratory at the national institute of standards and technology, nist. .. just as imported his predecessor for the last decade and began a focus on election security in response to cyber security incidents in 2016. just has been instrumental to the eac's ongoing collaboration with dhs, thank you for being here, thank you to all of you. i'll start with you jerome and will go down the line. [inaudible] >> sorry about that, i don't know how to operate. good afternoon chairwoman mccormick, commissioner hovland, thank you for hosting today's forum, for taking the lead on addressing the complexity of testing and then applying software securi