russian oligarch theory then names in this report the only political party donor i could see was aaron banks since you mention breck said we're going on with that why the russian names why just aren't banks well it wasn't just that the report also criticizes the house of lords where they point out is a number of members of got extensive business interests in russia with russian businessmen and women but it doesn't name them and i could name one or 2 of them i'm so i think i would see my thought they were talking about and as you said any person name is aaron banks who was accused by his many enemies of being perhaps even in receipt of money from russia russian his systems he was a footnote in the report and they found absolutely no evidence whatsoever he colluded with organised by russian intelligence so he is rather quits well and there were rumors that he was trying to get it stopped again i don't know why people wanted to suppress the report i shared a stage of chris grayling and severe storm or actually and in the run up to the report labor seemed to be fretting over the accusations that

interestingly, aaron banks, the leader of the biggest pro brexit campaign has been told that he won'tou get the impression the telegraph is putting all the good news out first? it does seem that way. there may be something lurking in there that the government won't like. it is good news for leave dot eu, whose founder, aaron banks, was accused of murkiness with the russians. he was cleared by the national crime agency, he's been told in this report now, having written a letter to the committee chairman that he went to see if he was being named in it. he's been told that he's not facing criticism of any sort whatsoever. so good news for the brexit campaign, of any sort whatsoever. so good news forthe brexit campaign, not of any sort whatsoever. so good news for the brexit campaign, not so good for the brexit campaign, not so good for those who thought the british people couldn't vote without the assistance of moscow. let's see how that one plays out tomorrow. finally, the new york times features a story on the front page as often every day, a picture of the canary islands with pretty e

on page 13, footnote 50 covers aaron banks.ensive investigation into russian interference around the 2016 referendum, is that one of your m essa g es referendum, is that one of your messages today? yes, self evidently. we need to understand the uk government needs to understand what interference there may have been, whether it had any influence on the result or not. not least to ensure that future political events, future electoral processes can be protected from similar interference. the clear line is yes, we do, because it's notjust that looking historically at what happened or did not happen, but it's making sure we can go forward, knowing the threat and protect the democratic process. ina and protect the democratic process. in a democracy, that is very important, in terms of people having confidence that the process is robust —— as robust as possible. if you haven't even looked at the process in the past, you can predict the future. yes, we want the government now to look. but we do not have the powers to insist the governm

aaron told police the kidnappers took his bank information, but no one tried to access his accounts. one did try to call aaron's cell phone a couple of times while denise was missing from a blocked number. according to aaron's mother, police suspected aaron had somehow programmed another phone to call his own cell while he was with investigators. >> was there some chance that denise and her boyfriend were going to be prosecuted? >> it was a very strong possibility based on those public pronouncements. >> denise's friends didn't know aaron, but they had every confidence denise was telling the truth. >> everyone that knew or knows her personally and cares about her believed her. >> the day after police branded the kidnapping a hoax, denise finally did show up at vallejo pd to tell the cops they were wrong. she said that not only had she been kidnapped, she had also been raped. that same day reporter henry lee received another e-mail. a long message soon followed by more supporting denise's claim that this was no hoax from a person claiming to have been one of the kidnappers. >> they wer

to aaron see a different way i see voice as an interesting addition adds interest it's not just concepts it's interest now i wouldn't use my voice for banking and so on and so much of british actor and i just the technology is only just getting started on the home. so there are still doubts but despite these the tech giants and voice command and analysis as the next major intersection between humans and machines and the technology has already made it into our homes researchers expect that before long our whole apartment or house will be equipped with microphones and speakers so that smart speakers might even become redundant i have to say that i have some concerns about this to mean my apartment is generally a really private place and i don't want to feel like someone or something is listening to me when i'm at home but what do you think about this what do you use voice command for let us know on you tube or facebook and see you soon. as many imperfections as i do my body and my resting heart rate. and i really have to do something about my wrinkles dr. said something to my position. is not convinced so what's the point can we be perfectly

will be getting some views from aaron gibbs of gibbs wealth management as we see stocks moving to that side and some pretty volatile trading when it comes to these banks as well as fresh political development on the vaccine front. plus, we will be taking a look at lenders sending a collective message. forreak down the results the first lot of u.s. banks porting. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is daybreak: australia. i'm karina mitchell. >> china is accusing organizers at a primary vote of seeking revolution. paging says the event was illegal and benefited from the support of foreign forces. election was scheduled for september and final results have been delayed amid sign beijing may prosecute or disqualify antigovernment figures. trump administration is backing off a high-profile fight with harvard and other colleges made foreign student visas. they are rescinding a controversial policy that would have required international students to go home if they could not take physical classes following legal action. sydney is on high alert for a large-scale coronavirus outbreak as cases linked to melbourne seem to have moved across the state border. confirmed c

aaron robinson. >>> and reduced capacity. the jacksonville jaguars telling season ticket holders that the team expects about 25% capacity at tiaa bankeld in 2020. the jaguars say they are working with ticketmaster to develop a new seating chart that allows for six feet of distance between the fans. >>> and we're going to start this half-hour with an exclusive look at the phased re-opening of walt disney world which comes as florida faces skyrocketing coronavirus cases. abc's will reeve right there inside the magic kingdom. will, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. i am here. today is the day, walt disney world welcoming guests back for the first time in months. magic kingdom, animal kingdom opening today. the other parks later next week. amid the pandemic, it'll be a new disney experience for everyone, one with new safety protocols throughout. this morning, walt disney world is re-opening. >> hi, guys. welcome back. >> reporter: today in a cautious and phased approach, disney's animal kingdom and magic kingdom welcoming guests for the first time in four months since its pandemic-induced shutdown, with hollywood stud

making more per year than aaron judge on the yankees which is impressive in all stats i mean you're having a guy who hasn't played. in a well over 2 decades i know he still make it bank but i mean i just it's i can't believe the deal but his agent mastermind wow it is impressive he'll be making money it will be still making that 1000000 dollar market 72 years old i don't think anybody could say that they make that much is 70 years old bobby's what 50 mid fifty's now 575750 cent maybe he's got some grandkids and they'll enjoy bobby's contract you need actually and you know for mets fans it's always a funny day every time july 1st usually there are free agency the deadlines around the time you're too but you know it's kind of made a mess of all of that and today funny enough baseball does return so i guess you're going to have bobby video happy and now and all these kind of happy so it's a fun day for everybody never seen a contract like it all right thank you for that regina and we'll have a lot more news coming up at 5 pm a deal has been reached to settle 2 sexual misconduct cases against disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein and should there be more flight regu