lemonis: i've seen it at barneys. i've seen it at nordstrom. -patrick: it's everywhere. this is kind of what made our brand super famous. i literally drew it on, like, a piece of paper. i'm like, "we have to make the plane look backwards and do everything in reverse print." lemonis: that is pretty cool. patrick: i'm originally from new york, and then i moved here, to los angeles.

churchill had previously held the upper hand over barney roy, beating him in the 2 thousand guineas,rse who stormed to victory. so a good day for trainer richard hannon and jockey james doyle. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. the prince of wales is the big race on wednesday on day two of ascot. the queen will be there. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, once again. as has been the case in recent days, tuesday brought 30 degrees widely across the southern half of the british isles and as they say on the bbc other heatwaves are available. if we get to sa on wednesday that will put us well up the table. not quite into pole position compared to 1976, but certainly up there. of course wednesday is the summer solstice. for some the real start of summer and it will certainly feel that way, starting with 20 degrees in the south of wales and into the west country, down into the south—west of england. once the sun is up the temperatures are set to soar. that's not quite the whole story. there will be a fair amount of c

barney's. >> oh -- lauren lauren mr.y's. >> barney's, i like the clothes, but i can't -- >> you know, lauren, what i think is happening overall is the overall trend is going to online, brick and mortar. we've been talking about this for a long time, it's slowly been dwindling out. and i don't care if you're buying clothes, cars, mortgages, shoes, school supplies, everything is available online -- >> or trading. >> or trading for that matter too. so it seems -- >> and, honestly, you're 100% right, jon, because if you walk through the world trade center mall on any given afternoon, it's a ghosttown. a $4 billion both town. >> innovate or die. >> they've got every retail story right in front of you, and there's no need to go. lauren lauren alan, you can rap this up with a five-second answer. go. >> you've got to innovate or die. do something new, do it differently. lauren: i love it. that was the best way to end that. good to see all of you. thank you so much. >> have a good day. lauren lauren let's get back to our breaking

that's certainly what barney frank thinks. because you would have to have some republicans who are not so sure they want to overturn it completely decide to do that. and all democrats would vote against it. i think what you're going to see is more on the implementation side. and dan tarula, who is a tough implementer of this at the fed is a senior person for regulation has gone, he's left, and whoever replaced this might think, we'll ease up on the actual implementation on some parts of dodd frank. so i think that's what i see coming. i'll be very surprised if they decide to completely eliminate dodd frank. per se. i think it's more on the implementation of it, particularlyport smaller and medium size banks. ing i think both democrats and republicans agree that there needs to be an easing up of some of the regulatory over -- implementation, not oversight, of the small and medium sized banks. >> the problem is it's such a convoluted story, it's hard to work out what the bottom line result is for the banks. will it be better pro

and over those 12 years, so these names you will recognize, smith barney shearson, salomon , brothersavelers live, travelers property-casualty -- and it was a conglomerate. we did a good job with shareholders and merged with citi. and it was a hell of a run, and then he fired me. [laughter] david: so what -- jamie: when he did that, a year later, i called him up. i called him. he didn't call me. just a you know i said, sandy, it is time to break bread. we met at the four seasons restaurant. i wanted to do it privately. he said, no, we are going to meet at the four seasons restaurant. it was on the front page of the ft. dimon -- have lunch. and there was civil war in china. anyway, he was a little nervous. and i said, we are not going to spend time in the past. all i want to say is, you did the wrong thing for the company. i made a lot of mistakes too, and here are some of the mistakes i made. after i gave him the mistakes i made, he said, thank you for sharing that with me. we had a very nice lunch. it's not quite clear that he did the wrong thing for the company. and life goes on. da

barney's is now selling this sterling silver "paper clip-shaped" money clip from prada.t 185 dollars, that's the equivalent of buying more than 13-thousand regular paper clips from office depot. as you might expect, social media is not impressed. one person wrote on twitter that for 185 bucks, the clip should be able to hold his or her life together. there is much more coming up at the top of the hour on good morning washington. sam sweeney.. what are you working on? vatican - facing criminal charges this morning. what he's accused of doing. plus more trouble overnight on the beltway. a multiple-car crash - claiming another life.

barney frank helped introduce the dodd—frank act after the banking collapse of 2008.eplace it. mr frank has been speaking to the bbc‘s mariko 0i. what they are talking about undoing are the rules that keep large inch ocea ns are the rules that keep large inch oceans from getting so indebted that the government is faced with a choice between paying taxpayer's money to bailout their debts or letting them go under and causing a crisis. but do you agree with some of the proposals made by the choice act? you yourself said there were some mistakes in the dodd—frank law you would like to change. some mistakes in the dodd—frank law you would like to changelj some mistakes in the dodd—frank law you would like to change. i do believe that the $50 billion level we set to be in the super jurisdiction was too low. that was a mistake we made of the time. there isa mistake we made of the time. there is a bipartisan coalition ready to raise that. i think the smaller banks and the 10 billion should get some explicit relief. there were rules we didn't think would apply to them. in fact

. >> at barney, barney cheryl. board of directors met on sunday to discuss the recent issues. on the table a leave of absence for embattled ceo travis kalanick and chief business officer someone michael. he could resign as early as today according to "the wall street journal." the departure said to be related to an internal investigation into the work of a sculpture by former attorney general eric holder. the investigation comes after 20 managers and other employees were fired last week. discrimination and bullying. recommendations for the company represented in sunday's board reading. they voted unanimously to adopt all the recommendations which could include training and to address the future of key executives including someone michael and travis kalanick. it comes at time of both personal and professional turmoil. his 4-year-old mother died in a boating accident at the end of famous father was seriously injured. kalanick has been tending to him since the accident. a recent memo sent to employees in 2013 was leak

michelle barney a says more ambition, clarity is needed.treason may insists her offer is fair and serious. mongolia's presidential election will go to a runoff for the first time in the country's history. a populist tycoon is representing the democratic party and one the most votes but fell short of an outright majority. he will face the parliamentary who ultimately came in second. the runoff is july 9. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: thank you. those charts behind denver, you can see what things are looking like. philippines,at the it is all about winning. we are-- juliette: seeing the philippines leading the gains in the region. some of these markets of come back online, including singapore at 4/10 of 1%. see, slightly higher. this csi 300 has been on a strong run. a good rate on consumer confidence in korea, lifting it up by a quarter of 1%. gold is in focus. you are seeing big gold producers under pressure today after the erroneous tradi

finally, very briefly, financial times, your paper, a bit of a barney at the bank of england over interestis most annoying to mark carney is exactly what andrew haldane will say. the chief economist says, we need to raise rates, 24 hours after mark carney said we did not. it is a big deal, inflation is at a long—term high. it has gone up because the pound has gone down. for our readers, this is pretty coarse stuff. notjust for your readers, for everyone, indeed. thank you very much forjoining us. you can see all the front pages of all the newspapers online, the bbc news website, therefore you, seven days a week. if you miss the programme in the evening, watch it on my player. from all of us, thank you for watching and goodbye. good evening. no doubt about it, the heatwave has reached its peak. what a peak it was, hottestjune day since 1976, it came on the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, temperatures got up to 34.5 degrees, at heathrow, very close to 35, the heat was widespread across many southern and central areas, even northern part of the country saw hot weather through th

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i'm like oh yeah we're going to go down by the year barney guy. who gave world war i got on my lap. you know either. by you know the woman i don't know but. they used to be a pond here but the local farmers have built mounds around their fields to keep the water for themselves rather than let it run into the common reservoir. and so the reservoir which is used to some of the big. only around is now only hall full by the time the heart is spring months arrive it's already dried out. she doesn't have anyone to look after her baby at home so she takes him to work with her. with other women she's working on deepening the pond to collect water once it finally rain this. one hundred twenty rupees a day. they need this money to buy water. the villages have been waiting for over a months for the big rains to come and for free water to start forming from the skies but only in vain. but. at least. i think it's kind of heat stroke sorry. if it's. really over the east coast. be a little early it would serve you if you can get on a bit of. that if it is if you keep it you keep it. if a coach. th

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the godolphin sta ble all about barney roy. the godolphin stable in red hot form on a red hot day.next hour. thank you. police have been given more time to question a 47—year—old man after a van was driven into a crowd of muslim worshippers in north london on sunday night. darren 0sborne, from cardiff, is being held on suspicion of terror offences, including murder. nine people are being treated in hospital — some with potentially life changing injuries. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford — his report contains some distressing images. he was underneath, we have to lift the van, we have to lift the van! the chaos caused by the attack on sunday night was captured in these dramatic new pictures acquired by the bbc. the hired van had, apparently deliberately, ploughed into a group of people marking the muslim holy month of ramadan. nine ended up in hospital, and one man died. among the people in the crowd, abdul matin chowdhury and his 13—year—old son. today they were recovering at home in their garden. abdul matin injured his shoulder. his son narrowly escaped inju

host: from north carolina, barney, hello.ne, caller: yes. from north carolina and most equally shameless in manipulating any system that has type of discretion or possibility of the implementation. time that irv was tried carolina, the voting -- the officials were able to actually mess that up. my question is, is there any constitution constitutional, federal or state impediment to electing the entire congressional delegation by calm cumulatively voting where every state would have 13 votes to spend any way he wanted spend? guest: voting is constitutional used in the voting acts ight of 1965, there is cumulative voting used in 1000 the school boards around united states, it's a great option, instead of putting eople in single-member districts, you can have modified large, it's called and it is more sophisticated, but all that is on the front end of when the votes are back roomd not in the when lawyers, when you look at oting rights act, lawyers make districts and they make white districts make black and sometimes that works and sometimes the

he did not come close to fighting them on the beaches because this was all about barney roy.godolphin stable and red—hot form and showing substance to match the style. cristiano ronaldo has been summoned to court next month, over claims he hid income from spanish tax authorities over a four year period. and in a separate development, manchester united manager jose mourinho has also been accused of tax fraud dating back to his time as real madrid's head coach. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway has more details. the spanish tax authorities said justin renewal has defrauded them of £2.9 million, dating back from 2011 and to those on the 12th when he was in charge of real madrid. no comment from jose mourinho today or his current employer, manchester united. but the spanish prosecutors say it relates to image rights, and the use of structured around them. this is something we have heard a lot about in recent weeks. christiano ronaldo of course played underjose mourinho at madrid and they share the same agent. he has also been accused of a large sum in terms of tax frau

. >> reporter: it's a paper clip shaped money clip $185 selling on barney's. prada engraved on it. the internet is freaking out because this is just ridiculous. if you want to pay that much and you have that much cash to spend barney's go online its there, prada engraved on the side. >> hm. what -- hey, i can make a paper clip and i'll sell it for five dollars. i'll put my name on it. >> reporter: yeah. >> hillary is like yeah good luck with that. >> reporter: it costs you about a penny if that. >> hillary value great weekend. good to see you as always. >> reporter: thank you. >> good morning to the two of you. >> good morning. >> hello. >> i didn't see sid over there. >> sid wants to say hi this morning. it's national bring your dog to workday. >> excellent. >> so we decided to bring him. >> i remember when sid was just >> he's not so little anymore. >> i remember when sid what you a puppy and i remember when mike was a young pup as well. >> still a young pup. [laughter] >> satellite and radar this morning -- showers -- tucker barnes getting a break in annapo

this was all about barney roy. written by james doyle. and owned by sheikh mohammed. a red hot day. showing substance to match the style at royal ascot. england's ben cricketers play south africa tomorrow looking to forget the disappointing champions trophy campaigns. eoin morgan could call up five uncapped players for the match with some established internationals rested. morgan is hoping that some youngsters could make an impression. i would like to see some of the younger guys i would like to see some of the younger guys come i would like to see some of the younger guys come in. and take the chance. throughout the last couple of years we have had opportunities that have come up in between and had some very good players take them, jonny bairstow is a good example. score runs any time he comes in. to grow score runs any time he comes in. to gi’ow some score runs any time he comes in. to grow some strength in depth in the squad, we need guys to come in and ta ke squad, we need guys to come in and take the chances. it's a huge summer for england's women cricketers who

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barney's new york is selling it. twitter has ridiculed the product that's intended -- it's a money clip but looks like a paper clip. one person said it better hold my life together for that much. everything else for $180 paper clip. they'll sell you anything. you put a logo on it -- >> you know, i got to think if you're buying that, you don't care how much it cost. >> you're right. >> stay with us. news 4 continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> "news4 today" starts now. >> good morning everyone. i'm eun yang. >> aaron has the morning off. i'm chris lawrence. >> we'll get to melissa mollet in a minute. let's headsi >> we're not going to come back in. it's comfortably cool. it's crisp and the humidity incredibly low. >> we love it. >> usually in the morning at least when we have low humidity in the afternoon, it's a little bit muggy sometimes. the sun comes up and it feels nice. without the sunup yet, it feels fantastic. 70 degrees in the district. that is a comfortably cool 70 degrees. manassa manassas, 54 degrees. winch

lemonis: i've seen it at barneys. i've seen it at nordstrom. -patrick: it's everywhere.his is kind of what made our brand super famous. i literally drew it on, like, a piece of paper. i'm like, "we have to make the plane look backwards and do everything in reverse print." lemonis: that is pretty cool. patrick: i'm originally from new york, and then i moved here, to los angeles. lemonis: where in new york? patrick: i'm originally from upstate binghamton. -lemonis: okay. -patrick: which is where we had our family bakery and our family business. and then i -- lemonis: you were a baker? patrick: my dad was. my dad lives in upstate new york. lemonis: and your mom? -patrick: is no longer here. -lemonis: she passed away. patrick: my mom died eight years ago this week, actually. lemonis: oh, man. patrick: when someone is dealt something like that and such a tragedy -- and she was super-young, too -- you can either go super depressed and put your head under the covers, or be like "[bleep] it, life is too short. i'm gonna live my dream and do exactly what i want." so, 10 weeks lat

trainer richard hannon gets victory with the second favorite barney roy, ridden by james doyle.om 2010 to 2013. it's the latest in a series of high profile tax fraud cases involving football stars in spain. it revolves around image rights. jose mourinho has yet to comment on the claim. the lions have won their final match before the first test against the all blacks on saturday. warren gatland insists the selection meeting for that match in auckland will be one of the toughest ever. especially after the so—called midweek side's victory in hamilton this morning against the chiefs. england wing jack nowell scored two of the four tries in their 3a—6 point victory. the lions' most emphatic of the tour so far. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. co. uk/sport — and i'll have more in sportsday at half past six. and you can still keep tabs on andy murray on bbc two. while the exact motivation behind the attack near finsbury park mosque is not yet known, eye witnesses reported that the man shouted "i want to kill

show barney a is going to report on the early talks to the eu leaders sent theresa may is going to gohere. she is going to bring with her an outline of her proposal for citizens rights and this is one wants toitial issues wrap up before they can move on to trade issues. on thursday, theresa may is going to give her proposal for citizens rights and the eu leaders are going to have their first look at it. then we will see what happens going down the road. the eu wants to see sufficient progress on these issues, citizens rights, the brexit, the northern ireland border before they can move on to the other positions the u.k. wants. guy: jones hayden joining us out of brussels on day one brexit. joining us is the head of rates at weaver investors. are there simply too many variables to price the u.k. right now? i am trying to understand the political current and what is happening with frexit, the economy, there seems to be so much going on. >> there are a lot of crosscurrents. scenario, the market had a pricing in mind before the election outcome. where therentially has to be revision going

>>> is that barney's new york? >> super fancy italian designer prada is selling one for $185.rsized sterling silver paperclip is actually a men's money clip, getting a lot of laughs on twitter. >> one person tweeted if you don't spend 185 on a paperclip, are you even living? the answer is yes. another posted a picture of a regular paperclip around a $1 bill with a tweet found a version for the other 99%. people on twitter are hilarious. >>> caught on camera. >> this is unbelievable. >> really, when you see this video, it makes your heart stop. a 14-year-old falls from a gondola at an amusement park. >> this is the great escape sky ride at six flags in upstate new york north of albany. tonight the teen is in the hospital fortunately in stable condition. witnesses saw the girl dangling from the gone dough law yelling for help -- gondola yelling for help before she fell. she struck a tree on the way down. this man was in the crowd with his family and he saw everything. >> i was horrified. you can tell this person was helpless. she's probably 35 feet in the air. i said to one of t

barney is captured and surrenders to the british. we actually have the sword he surrendered to the british in the museum, so if you wanted to check that out later you definitely can. are noause there defenses left, they start making their way onto the city. the navy yard here. -- tingy is in charge, and we were told if the british make their way into the city, burn the navy yard. we do not want them using the supplies. so he does. but he evacuates some things first. when john adams really put forth the effort to form the united states navy, he founded the united states navy library. ands basically books tactical manuals from all around the world. he wanted the officers to read these books and learn from the best around the world. tingyevacuated -- evacuated the navy yard library, and here is question for you -- i will be asking a lot of questions as well. be prepared. library is older? the library of congress or the library of the navy? the navy library. they did not evacuate the library of congress when it was burned by the british.

exchange of documents the meetings that took place or the meet and on the nineteenth were davis and barney was just a by calendar dates not an bolts we were there and supposed to be going into next week with intense negotiation that cannot take place because there are no exchange of documents because the british government's not ready when told it to negotiations will take place the proper negotiation whatever that will mean on the thirteenth of july so when you consider the time frame and we hared from trees in may the bracks that means bracks it says that they were prepared they were ready and they are not there all over the place and the fact that the propping up the tory administration at this time that's a smart shameful as it is the tory of ministration reachin i too want to dacian on this saying and we've had a terrible conflict here and we're trying to move away build reconciliation and the british government shouldn't be playing fast and loose with the good friday agreement and this exactly what they are doing well let's look ahead at some of the practicalities in terms of other t

with david davis britain secretary of state for exiting the european union during the negotiations barney also outlines the agreed structure of the talks which will include one week of the goshi ations per month with the remaining time set aside to work on proposals and exchange them. and joining us for more on the brics of proceedings ed schultz the host of artes news with add at thanks so much for joining me on this today the recent snap elections you have covered this up one wall and down the other theresa may last for majority how do you think this is affecting the talks as we head right into them today. well you know lindsey i want to go back to the story that you just had talking about the market and what it is done this is what britain wants this is what the european union wants but they haven't figured out how to get there you can't separate politics and business in the economy and right now when you have citizens who are nervous and you have investors who are nervous and you have a market that is not growing it's hard to make the decisions when you have political leadership such

barney frank and i agreed that some of the things put in there after the fact should not have been putdon't agree with all of it, but it is what it is. unfortunately because dodd-frank, well, volcker was one of them, but it is what it is. i have to deal with it. that is the law of the land. it has been interpreted. the only thing dodd-frank did is that it is not a legislation that says x. it basically says make the system better. do what you have to do to do it. the regulators have a huge amount of authority to interpret these rules. so the system is better. dodd-frank is partially responsible, but dodd-frank was passed 100% democrat, 0% republicans. none of us can possibly say you can't make things a little bit better. so one day, people, rational people should sit down and say what parts work, what parts didn't work, what should be changed. i am not in favor of throwing it out and started at ground zero. a lot of good work was done and there were a lot of flaws that needed to be fixed. david: you were quoted before the brexit vote as saying you would have to move people out of london

knitting whereas morgan stanley want to get more into brokerage and wealth management by buying smith barneyhase, wells bank of america are starting global universal depository banks. i am not sure the fed would allow goldman sachs to do that kind of a deal to buy was -- depository bank, but maybe he should, maybe he shouldn't. the fact of the matter is he is whatldman's strength it has always been. he will stick to that and is hoping the cyclical currents that have been undermining the strength of that firm the last few years, what we will see coming out as there is regulatory reform on the economy starts to pick up. vonnie: we bring this up on the screen. lifeline once goldman to be the intermediary of choice. it will still be wall street's leading investment bank. alex: what will he say? vonnie: how he is. i have interviewed him extensively for my book and see how many times over the years. i did not see him when he was sick, but he seems back to his old self. his hair has grown back. ,t is on his face and eyebrows he is sounding good, he is in for the long haul. he is not going anywhere

and i would like to have a good real barney about it.” to write.ave lived longer. i have had more experience than you. your experience is quite limited. mine is massive. you have no idea about how limited my experience is! i talk about extended my experience when i say, it would be quite interesting to talk to some of the women in your club, and you say, why do they want to speak to you?” didn't say that. i didn't! merhi, i have enjoyed having lunch with you. have you changed my view? are nothing, to be honest, but it has been good to learn about you.” nothing, to be honest, but it has been good to learn about you. i am paying! no, this is where political correctness goes out of the window, lam correctness goes out of the window, iaman correctness goes out of the window, i am an old—fashioned guy. if you are an old—fashioned lady, you will let me have it! it is an old—fashioned joke. let me have it! it is an old-fashioned joke. you can keep the change. mary, it is a draw. we didn't come in order to win! 0h, yes, we did! after you. i enjoyed it. so

to give them a ring because there is a nasty storm at chads worth heading toward surf city and old barneynd the northern tip all the way down to beach haven. guilford park 6:02. and torrential rain and it sirngs to the east at 35 miles per hour. it is also bringing a really strong rush of wind. to the west this is where the storm first clipped in the northern parts of chester county. not severe but downingtown and westchester and norristown all of this sliding to the east and the city seeing sun and more setting in from the west. getting many pictures on my facebook and twitter page, i appreciate you sending them in. this from the oxford circle section. christina says on the hood of this parked car here and incredible damage and trees down from montgomery county and philadelphia don't. temperatures have fallen into the 70s where we have seen the rain and 80s to the south in millville and dover and sun is out in cape may at 78. a front that is passing through here and sinking into delaware and south jersey as we get into the next couple of hours, an early spotty thunderstorm and partly clo

barney frank, the first openly ay member of congress. denise parker. first openly gay mayor of the city of houston. speaks of stonewall. speaks of the many accomplishments. speaks of a lot of the tears that have been shed. but tonight i want to really focus on the very end of the resolution, rather than go through all of the whereases. i want to go to the be it resolved. resolved that the house of representatives recognizes that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer, lgbtq, rights are human rights. are human rights. and are protected by the constitution. the constitution of the united states of america. recognizes that all americans should be treated fairly and equally, regardless of sexual rientation or gender identity. this is important, mr. speaker, because in this country today, ,n the united states of america today we still have people who are being discriminated against because of who they are. in the united states of america there are still people who have rights that are accorded them under the constitution, very similar to my circumsta

barney fife is an upgrade over comey. whoever present comes -- president trump hicks is going to invite scrutiny. i'm comfortable. >> eboni: he was the prosecutor in the enron scandal. a lot of people said they were too big to prosecute but here you have this attorney going after them and being successful. >> andrew: he has impeccable credentials. i think donald trump wants to get the best people. can i say something personal about him? people don't realize this because he is so controversial with the democrats in the mainstream media. but when bob kraft's wife was dying company called called them every day. david freeman, ambassador to israel, his wife passed away. he spent three hours in a car so he could make shiva. people don't see that about donald trump. they see the stereotypes the democrats portray. he's a controversial character but there's a warmth and loyalty there to people he really likes that i've seen on a personal level. >> kat: i haven't seen it, and i still like his pick. he also was overseeing operation

. >> department store, barney's new york is selling these twitter. >> it's intended to be used as a moneylip. it looks like a paper clip. one person said this better tie my life together for this price. >> you're about to get 137 new ways to express yourself. >> emojis are coming. just what you wanted. you give a zombie, gender neutral ee moej is. broccoli, yoga pauses. >> looking at -- >> input from the public. if there's one that's missing, really odd. the emojis, you have to do that. >> next at 6:00. more frustration in the takata airbag recall. the company that owes millions for safer place -- what about drivers who need repairs? >> new video. first public appearance since her release. >>> the top of state leadership is joining calls for an investigation into prince george's county schools. we'll tell you who is being called to lead the probe and why. >>> said mr. k. your son is alive. >> plus, it was the phone call that changed his life all over again. a man learns his son is alive days after his funeral. >> terrible mixup still ahead. >>> right news. melissa is back with mor on thee

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barney offered a walking stick to davis, davis gave a book about mountaineering how sweet. so, delivering his speech a week late, not bad for the uk these days, philip hammond reiterated his push for a smooth brexit and the importance of maintaining global trade ties in order to avoid a damaging cliff edge. >> more trade, not less. maintaining our strong trade links with european markets after we leave the eu, as well as seeking out new opportunities for trade and investment with old friends and fast growing emerging economies alike >> speaking to geoff and karen earlier this morning, the head of the european stability class said brexit would have a bigger impact on the uk than on the eu. >> i regret the brexit politically it also weakens the eu economically i think there's no comparison when you look at the trade flows, and you look what will happen to london. i think the economic cost is mainly on the uk, yes. >> willem marx has been following this story from brussels, luxembourg, just about everywhere how are you? >> good. >> keeping abreast with all these comments >> tr

second favourite barney roy was the winner, trained by richard hannon and ridden by james doyle. england finish second in pool a behind olympic champions argentina on goal difference and will now face canada in thursday's quarter—finals. sam ward scored four of england's seven goals. but scotland have missed out on a world cup place after a 1—1 draw with canada. the scots needed a win to progress ahead of pakistan. the british and irish lions will name their starting line—up later for the first test against new zealand on saturday. warren gatland says the selection meeting will be one of the toughest ever, especially after their finalwarm—up game, a convincing 34—6 victory over the chiefs in hamilton yesterday. england wing jack nowell scored two of the four tries. we are we a re pretty we are pretty happy with where we are at the moment and the place we are at the moment and the place we are in as a group of players. yes, the selection meeting with the coaches tomorrow will be tough and that's the way you want it. the guys put up their hand tonight and they have no doubt there w

contest between roger cohen and craig stevens on iran, yosi kleine and peter on zionism and congressman barney frank and last nights guest bill kristol on the 2012 presidential election. but throughout, throughout our global -- our goal has been to read spirited conversations between two prominent thinkers who hold very opposite opinions, and that holds true today. in just we welcome to our stage today's two debaters both of whom are good close friends of ajc. on the one side we welcome ambassador wendy sherman, the former undersecretary of state for political affairs for president obama and lead negotiator on the iranian deal. on the other side we will welcome michael doran, a former senior director of the national security council and the george w. bush administration and whate of the architects of the bush administration's middl mideast . so with a jaycees alone jason isaacs and serving as our most able moderator, ambassador sherman and mr. doran will both try to answer the question, the america first approach, is it advancing or is it compromising u.s. interests abroad. so ladies and gentl

we bought smith barney we now have $2.2 trillion of clients' money that we're managing around the worldble well capitalized strong liquidity and prime for growth now, you're seeing that in higher return on equity. you're seeing that in some of the changes taking place in the regulatory regime. you're seeing that in the impact of interest rates. if we get a more normal yield curve, i'm bullish on the bank stocks >> james, thanks so much for joining us i appreciate it. >> great, melissa. >> kelly, back to you. >> good stuff, melissa melissa lee speaking with the ceo of morgan stanley. anything jump out at you, mike >> pretty much as expected i think the tone he would take in terms much the positioning of morgan stanley as a firm i think he feels a little redeemed by going by the smith barney buy he's cautious about the direction of the markets. >> i thought he seemed almost giddy for james gorman at the end of it, a nice smile, saying it's so much better now than it was. >> i think the environment's better his stock is better. >> yes undeniably maybe if you go back even five or six weeks

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