holland and barrett also has stores across europe, as well as a growing presence in emerging marketsina and india. shares in asia have edged up on optimism about global growth, while the dollar was on the defensive as a subdued us inflation outlook raised questions about the federal reserve's plans to tighten policy. japan's nikkei rose 0.1%. that's all from me for now. the 65,000 ton hms queen elizabeth will leave her dock at rosyth in scotland, where she's been built, to begin six weeks of sea trials. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, reports. the biggest warship ever built in britain is about to go to sea for the very first time. it has been one of the largest and most complex engineering products in the uk, it has taken years and cost more than £3 billion. but hms queen elizabeth is now ready to set sail. this is a significant move for the royal navy. it had been without an aircraft carrierfor it had been without an aircraft carrier for almost it had been without an aircraft carrierfor almost a decade. it had been without an aircraft carrier for almost a decadelj it had

dominic, one last thing, holland and barrett was being taken over. an unlikely buyer. and he has bought a bunch of interesting assets. he sold tmk for a lot of money and reinvested it. now they see health food is the way forward. they've expanded massively. thank you very much, dominic for talking us you very much, dominic for talking us through those stories. that's great. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc news channel and on world business report. thank you forjoining us. see you soon. hello, the heat and sunshine of last week will seem like a distant memory. gardeners and growers will be welcome for the spells of rain. from midweek everywhere turns cooler and fresh. today is probably the best day of the week in terms of dry and bright weather, but a system to the south—west fast approaching will brood deuce more cloud and bring rain into northern ireland this afternoon. we could get a few showers across parts of the country. some spells of sunshine, but the rain starting to settle into northern ireland as we head into the afternoon and t

devlin barrett, i want to go for the moment. i know you're not going to tell us who the sources are. but because the president's defense lawyers tonight responded with a direct attack on the fbi, i just want the point out that in your article, the only phrase you use for sources are -- it just says "officials said, officials said." the most detailed description of sources is when you say five people briefed on the requests. and that is the requests for testimony from dan coats, the director of national intelligence, from mike rogers, the head of the national security agency, and richard ledger who agreed to be interviewed. the requests for those people to be interviewed by the special prosecutor have spoken to "the washington post." it seems those people could well exist outside the fbi including as possible legal representatives or people who were legal advisers who were consulted by those people who had those requests. >> well, right. and frankly, we're not going to go beyond our language in a story that just says "officials"

. >> lisa feldman barrett is here tonight in celebration of her book "how emotions are made" a is distinguished professor of psychology in northeastern university she received a national of institutes of health directors pride in your award for her ground breaking research with the motion in the brain and to be elected member of the royal society of canada. in a review library journal says to present a new era scientific explanation that there were swayed by feelings and fax and also has an intuitive theory that does not only against a popular understanding of traditional research emotions do not arrive rather reconstruct them on the flight furthermore they're not universal or located in specific bear the -- brain regions the results from girl that works "scientific american" calls the of book remarkable in the wall street journal calls a fascinating. and another star reviewed touse day the selfie of the brain is brilliant please help me to welcome lisa feldman barrett. [applause] >> it is very special for me to be here to talk about the home bookstore we have been coming here and then we have

employees on russia in just two days project barrett test founder james o'keefe is behind the videos.there was ario tells us which c.n.n. host is the target of the latest release. it's been one public relations crisis after another this week for c.n.n. first the network retracted a story that tried to draw a connection between a donald trump ally and an investigation into russian funds the story had one anonymous source and in the aftermath three reporters resigned and now this on air host and political commentator van jones caught project veritas undercover camera saying this what do you think's going to happen this week you told russia. what did you think of this really. you don't think that's a. good thing and jones you got me i have no idea what is a nothing burger but the video release comes less than two days after project barrett tossed founder james o'keefe exposed another c.n.n. employee this one a producer with descriptive words about cnn's russia coverage i can't understand but honestly. it's just like. the problem with you know we don't know. john. breaux. after the first

help me welcome lisa feldman barrett. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you so much. it's -- thank you for the lovely introduction. it's very special for me to be here to talk to you about the book this evening because this is actually our home book store. we live in newton and have been coming to news tonville books since it was in newtonville. and then friends and family here as well, and i'd like to welcome the rest of you as well. what i'm going to do is read a couple of selections from the book, and then we'll open it up to questions. >>> so i'm going to start with a passage i wrote about a birthday party that i threw for my daughter when she was 12 years old. we threw the birthday party with the theme of gross food. made pizza that was doctored to look as itself was green and moldy. so it had fuzzy cheese. i made vomit jello. if you want the recipe, let me know. and it actually dish used peach jello and then put in bits and pieces of chopped up -- little chopped up pieces of vegetable. served apple juice in medicine urine sample cups. the best part of the party

john barrett, i'm going to start with you. your reaction to this.ed officials on his security clearance form about two middle east trips during the presidential campaign. one of hitch involved russia and that $100 billion nuclear deal i talked about earlier. i just mentioned. what do you think? >> well, forms are hard to fill out. it's laborious. but they're very high stakes and they're very important. and security clearance personnel position clearance form is something that someone like general flynn knows to take seriously. it's a problem. >> okay. so here's the thing. everyone i know -- listen, i don't know, you know -- i have a bunch of friends who are in the military and they say that they -- john and matthew and john dean, they say that they take the sf-86 very seriously as members of the military because they can be prosecuted if they get it wrong. so, as a general, someone who is a general in the armed services, would general flynn not take it as seriously as the rank and file members who come in, you know, as civilians then come in? >> i t

♪ megan: tom barrett has proven he can recognize promising properties.is decision to get in on the ground floor of donald trump's presidential campaign shows his instincts translate the politics. he has been a key confidant and counselor to the commander-in-chief. in an exclusive interview, i spoke with tom about the bumpy beginnings of the trump presidency. tom: this focus is i'm here to keep chipping away at the system. megan: about how he feels that trump will redefine the office. tom: the is the uber of presidents. he is the amazon of the presidents. megan: and is believed the administration will reward the business community's confidence. tom: by saying i only care about america, the is driving global growth in a more meaningful way. megan: a conversation with tom barrack on this bloomberg businessweek debriefed. just cut to the chase from your perspective. is there a method to the madness we are seeing in washington right now? tom: no. [laughter] >> you can all go home now. tom: is there a method? first of all, the first year of any administration

♪ megan: tom barrett has proven he can recognize promising properties.is decision to get in on the ground floor of donald trump's presidential campaign shows his instincts translate the politics. he has been a key confidant and counselor to the commander-in-chief. in an exclusive interview, i spoke with tom about the bumpy beginnings of the trump presidency. tom: this focus is i'm here to keep chipping away at the system. megan: about how he feels that trump will redefine the office. tom: the is the uber of presidents. he is the amazon of the presidents. megan: and is believed the administration will reward the business community's confidence. tom: by saying i only care about america, the is driving global growth in a more meaningful way. megan: a conversation with tom barrack on this bloomberg businessweek debriefed. just cut to the chase from your perspective. is there a method to the madness we are seeing in washington right now? tom: no. [laughter] >> you can all go home now. tom: is there a method? first of all, the first year of any administration

trump for wayne barrett spoke to democracy now!bout trurump's ties t to coehn. >> roy cohn, i knew him well. you just cannot understand how donnell could of been this close. i read in the book they talked 15 times a day. one of the two stories here, kerry member which one, said it was five times a day. it is probably somewhere in between. roy himself told me they talked 15 times a day. next tono question that fred trump, roy cohn was the single greatest influence and donald's life. amy: for young people who don't know his background back to mccarthy, can you explain who roy cohn is and what it meant for donald trump to learn at his knee? >> i figure is 23 years old when he was the chief counsel to joe mccarthy doing those hearings. he was extremely wired into the reagan white house. he helped make donald trump sister a federal judge in 1983. he was the ultimate fixer power player in new york for a whole period of time.. he died of aids in 1986. amy: that is the late greatat journalist wayne barrett who wrote the unofficial biograph

megan: tom barrett has proven he can recognize promising properties. his decision to get in on the ground floor of donald trump's presidential campaign shows his instincts translate the politics. he has been a key confidant and counselor to the commander-in-chief. in an exclusive interview, i spoke with tom about the bumpy beginnings of the trump presidency. tom: his focus is i'm here to keep chipping away at the system. megan: about how he feels that trump will redefine the office. tom: the is the uber of presidents. he is the amazon of the presidents. megan: and his belief the administration will reward the business community's confidence. tom: by saying i only care about america, the is driving global growth in a more meaningful way. megan: a conversation with tom barrack on this bloomberg businessweek debriefed. just cut to the chase from your perspective. is there a method to the madness we are seeing in washington right now? tom: no. [laughter] you >> you can all go home now. a him tom: no, look. is there a method? first of all, the first year of

i'm joined by "washington post's" devlin barrett, glenn thrush, and ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post." thank you all. let me start with glenn and work across the table here. let's talk about this. "the washington post" is reporting tonight that the special counsel robert mueller is in fact focusing on the president not about the russian matter so much right now, but what about he did to quash the investigation, whether he -- i think it's about comey and what he tried to get comey to do, swear loyalty to him, end the investigation of the michael flynn, and ultimately fired the guy. are they the elements of this case? >> well, you know, as people have said before, it's often not the crime but the cover-up. and we knew generally that the comey -- his interactions with comey were problematrom an obstruction of justice poi of view. i'm not say he obstructed justice, but certainly worth investigating. what's novel about this story is they're also talking to dan coats, admiral rogers of the nsa and one of admiral rogers' deputies. i'm very intrigued to figure out wh

is more about boosting ratings than offering solid facts investigative journalism group project barrett's house released a hidden camera video. hidden camera video conversation here's a clip of it. the point c.n.n. constantly away. with. this is radio. is free to raise or be right but honestly. it's just like. it's mostly the right no we don't. john. proof. we have a duty to. present. to the sea you see it instead in our internal bleeding he said good job everybody covering the clinical words. but we're done with the let's get back to. what we have contacted c.n.n. to call mentallo is still waiting for a response and meantime though we can get more information from colorful he's covering the story for us. what more then do we know about this forty. well we have to be careful because as of now this video from project veritas is not yet fully verified but it appears that the person speaking in the video is jon bon a field he actually has a page on c.n.n. as weapons site now according to project veritas report c.n.n. has said and talked about russia over sixteen thousand times since the elec

beauden barrett's breakaway try was the turning point in the first half after samoa had done their bestent try scorers and that will have sent an ‘almighty warning' to the lions about the size of the task that awaits them in auckland a week tomorrow. that match was the second part of a double header at eden park. first up, was wales, who beat tonga 24—6. the welsh interim coach, robin mcbryde says they are prepared to release players to the lions should the call come. wing alex cuthbert went over early and they also scored a penalty try. it's the first time wales have won at eden park losing all three of their tests against new zealand and losing out to france in the 2011 world cup. next up for them is samoa next week. let's get the latest from golf‘s second major of the year, the second round is well underway at the us open. and paul casey has had a topsy—turvy day, he was one off the lead overnight but had a terrible start. he had this putt for a double bogey at his fifth hole of the day. so he dropped three shots there. but, he has had a remarkable turnaround, five birdies in a row h

. >> barrett assuming that you are spending the same so they want this possible spending but what we saw is that it's missing something important and they often need big chunks of money and the spending spikes are the mobility that's important to achieve the big goals in life. >> i just want to know another fun little tidbit in the book it's totally worth reading and is a page turner. you report research that says rather than compensating that the two are now correlated in part because they would increase the likelihood of two married people from the same educational background whereas a boss might marry the secretary -- [laughter] >> so you don't really get this happening to both at once the question we wanted to ask is a powerful narrative going on now across the united states about the despair saying what about me, i've been experiencing this for a generation. but there is this very strong narrative trying to figure out who is responsible for the opioid crisis. in these conversations you had with families, had they given up on the american dream, worth a despairing. it was mostly

on the news tonight a third video by james o'keefe project barrett toss featuring c.n.n. president jeff zucker himself and the president goes on a tear on twitter this time targeting the host up and that's in d.c. this morning joe and mosul is on the verge of liberation by the u.s. led coalition after months of fighting but at what cost to the city a military and thinking for ed schultz tonight reporting from washington d.c. you're watching r.t. america. good evening we begin tonight with yet another of those so-called c.n.n. tapes for three straight days now conservative activist james o'keefe has been a thorn in c.n.n. side on tuesday a video showed a producer from c.n.n. dismissing the coverage of russia on the network as nothing but a push for ratings and then on wednesday a second video showed c.n.n. host van jones referring to the very same coverage as a nothing burger now a third video showing c.n.n. president jeff zucker himself fleeing from o'keefe who is seen asking about the coverage of russia artie's on your part until has the latest if took a break from relea

bowden barrett is a good full black —— full—back.s. what does courtney lawes have to do to get in the starting 15? it seems crazy. you mentioned steve hansen has been on the moral high ground, he has been setting the agenda since the first victory. what do you make of the pressure the warren gatland and the lions are under? steve hansen is under pressure as well. they need to win this test. they do not like losing. gatland came home wanting to prove to new zealanders that his achievements abroad which perhaps a lot of us do not take much notice of, were worthy of notice, and i think that has kind of unravelled a little bit because obviously, the tour has not gone the way he wanted it to. but, if they can get up on the next two test matches, then warren gatland leaves here a hero. that is the kiwi view. let's hear from someone who knows what it is like to tour in new zealand. gavin hastings was lions captain back in 1993. his side won the second test that went on to lose the series 2—1. when you suffer defeat, it is probably easier to

scott and beauden barrett are joined by the uncapped 20 year—old fly—halfjordie.ding and when you're ready, you're ready, doesn't matter if you are six foot one or 6—foot four, that's nothing to do with it, it's your ability to cope with pressure and to display the skills necessary to perform at that level and he's done it, very easily. england are in argentina with identical twins in their squad. tom and ben curry. 0ur reporter patrick gearey caught up with the sale forwards before they left for south america. tom and benn curry, careers spent in symmetry. from the day they were born until the day they signed their first professional contracts at sale sharks, they have done everything together and that now includes a first england tour, to argentina. some competition but it will still be good. nice for ourfamily some competition but it will still be good. nice for our family as well. yes, someone going through the same situation, someone who is exactly the same, not exactly, very similar. the brothers are both fla nkers similar. the brothers are both flankers and

have no idea what is a nothing burger but the video release comes less than two days after project barrett tossed founder james o'keefe exposed another c.n.n. employee this one a producer with descriptive words about cnn's russia coverage i can't understand honestly you get a whole rush it's just like. the promise of the you know what are we doing. john. breaux. after the first video the network released a statement saying c.n.n. stands by our medical producer jon bon a field diversity of personal opinion is what makes c.n.n. strong we welcome it and embrace it well here at r.t. we're still waiting to hear back from c.n.n. on the latest video release along with any concrete statement from the network on its retracted story the subsequent departure of three employees and attacks on its coverage of the russia trump investigation in general here's what i've been able to dig up so far late friday night c.n.n. tweeted an editor's note saying that on june twenty second c.n.n. dot com published a story connecting anthony's car mucci with investigations into the russian direct investment fund that

have no idea what is a nothing burger but the video release comes less than two days after project barrett tossed founder james o'keefe exposed another c.n.n. employee this one a producer with descriptive words about cnn's russia coverage i can't understand honestly. it's just like. we were. after the first video the network released a statement saying c.n.n. stands by our medical producer jon bon a field diversity of personal opinion is what makes c.n.n. strong we welcome it and embrace it well here at r.t. we're still waiting to hear back from c.n.n. on the latest video release along with any concrete statement from the network on its retracted story the subsequent departure of three employees and attacks on its coverage of the russia trump investigation in general here's what i've been able to dig up so far late friday night c.n.n. tweeted an editor's note saying that on june twenty second c.n.n. dot com published a story connecting anthony scaramucci with investigations into the russian direct investment fund that story did not meet cnn's editorial standards and has been retracted link

we have the public from jonathan barrett, cio of alliance in sydney. >> there is a more of a wash withivetime in the states picks up and see whether or not it consumes enough oil to keep passing at this level. >> it is really interesting to see the inventories climb and imports into major countries ,uch as the u.s., china, japan what does this tell you about the compliance? >> at we will always be suspicious about it. that was always an issue. is that effectiveness that we always find out that people really have to come with the goods. >> it comes to the key indicators. the market has abandoned hope of rebalancing anytime soon. oil prices for immediate delivery are lower than the other contract. look at december 2018. they are still hovering around the lowest level. where does this curb go from here? this is an that accurate reflection when it >> i to supply and demand? think that it is. it is a market that tells us that it hasn't worked the way they expected to. the economies are starting to pick up and hopefully start to absorb. we have the u.s. saying that they will hit 10 million b

i want to say one other thing going back to the bare monsanto barrett monsanto deal.st year. a lot of people think that this deal is in jeopardy and particularly because the timetable for filing with the eu they need that approval. it is in jeopardy. they want to do it by the end of june. guess what, and of june is a couple weeks away. no analysts think they're going to get this. and if it doesn't hit and you have the whole summer off. because europe goes dark in the summer basically and then had to question yourself as a steel going to get done. monsanto still remains far below the offer price. i could be wrong. and pretty sure it was. it is still below that. that's 117. it probably won't happen. u.s. approval they don't have eu approval. and not filing means that they smell something. they are traditionally really meticulously tight on that. closing bell ringing in seven minutes. they are turgid had. what if i told you that it's not only far from over nine years and but it could run another 16 years. the stock group was said just that. you are about to witness anoth

john barrett, former white water independent counsel robert ray and cnn legal analyst who is a formerergate special prosecut prosecutor i am really exstatic. so i'm going to start with you. you were all uniquely involved. you're the former watergate special prosecutor. do you see similarities in what happened back then and play out in washington d.c.? >> everything is compressed in time now . this is such an early stage in the investigation and yet there's such chaos with one investigator being fired and a casual discussion about whether mr. trump intends to fire special counsel, mueller. it boggles the mind. this is not a casual game of wackau mole where you're uncomfortable that one investigator is doing his job, so you fire him and then ask for another. who is the right one? is this goldy locks? one is too hard and the other is too cold? you know, this is not the way the system is supposed to work and i think it's got to be up to congress in the judiciary committees of both house and senate to make things a little clearer and perhaps to the white house. >> you worked on the iran co

vicki barrett of the mighty bostonians, bostones >> eboni: is there somebody you where they can check book of your own to make >> with pictures. >> kat: thank you to our fox news specialist today mark levin and mike o'hara. we thank you all for watching. make sure to watch, follows us. at 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" is great, connect and it's great. watch. >> this is a fox news alert. i am hemmer and in for bret baier. the fourth of july weekend is off to a blood he start in this weekend, a doctor fired a gun in a hospital in the bronx. police said he killed one person before taking his life. let's go out to david lee >> the doctor has been identified as henry bello,. he entered the hospital. he was wearing a doctor style white lab coat and he was carrying with him, authorities

. ♪ ♪ megan: tom barrett has proven he can recognize promising properties.et in on the ground floor of donald trump's presidential campaign shows his instincts translate the politics. he has been a key confidant and counselor to the commander-in-chief. in an exclusive interview, i spoke with tom about the bumpy beginnings of the trump presidency. tom: this focus is i'm here to keep chipping away at the system. megan: about how he feels that trump will redefine the office. tom: the is the uber of presidents. he is the amazon of the presidents. megan: and is believed the administration will reward the business community's confidence.

barrett is one of donald trump's oldest and closest friends.introduced trainee trump at the republican national convention. hislanned from inauguration, if you watched donald trump take the oath of office, he he is standing right behind the trump family as trump was sworn in. "the new york times" said he is one of the few people that donald trump trusts. started to look into this guy's real estate business. he is one of these real estate businessman who has made his career on profiting off of other people's pain. and his big play after the big upession was to start buying foreclosed homes all over the country -- which used to be owned by families -- and turn them into rentals. the company he founded eventually became known as .olony starwood homes i started to get especially interested in this company after the federal reserve bank of atlanta found that in one county in the alanna area, fulton county, this company had filed eviction notices against one third of it tenants. amy: tells the story of one woman who was holding her infant in bed when

plus brett barrett joins us with the latest development in that much-hyped georgia congressional race. stay tuned. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over 200 sites to find you the hotel you want at the lowest price. grazie, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. my dad called them up and asked for "the jennifer garner card" which is such a dad thing to do. after he gave his name the woman from capital one said "mr. garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. >> tucker: president trump spoke again today about otto warmbier are saying that his murder by north korea's regime was a preventable tragedy. >> president trump: it's a total disgrace what happened to otto. that should never, ever be allowed to happen and frankly if you brought home sooner i think the result would'v

so his name is michael david barrett. >> mm-hmm. >> when you hear that name, what does it bring up for? >> oh, it makes me want to throw up and hit him in the face. just grab him and say, why would you do this to me? he's a father too. >> he said he hoped one day you could forgive him. >> yeah. >> have you? >> no. >> do you think you could? >> no. >> why? >> because i have to relive it all the time. it's shaped who i am as a person. it -- it messed with my family. it hurt my mom and dad so bad, and it still does. and you don't get any sort of pass for doing that. >> erin andrews isn't one to give a pass easily or to ask for one. after all, she has succeeded in one of the toughest fields around, the national football league. she's the lead nfl sideline reporter for fox sports. >> he was talking about you? >> don't you open your mouth. >> football's grimy and it's sweaty. >> it's awesome. >> it's violent. >> it's the best. >> she's loved it ever since she grew up in a tight knit family in florida, which included her little sister kendra, her schoolteacher mom, and her tv reporter dad, wh

. >> devlin barrett, hans nichols and ari melber, thank you guys very much. be sure to catch ari's special on watergate this sunday on the point at 5:00 to 7:00 eastern only here on msnbc. >>> meanwhile, jackie speier is a congresswoman from california. congresswoman, i'm sorry to butcher your name. i have a tendency to do that. i want to get your take on the investigation and where it stands now and this news that we're hearing that the president himself might be under investigation for obstruction. >> well, i don't have any independent information about that. all we know is what the president is tweeting. it's important for the president to reaffirm that he is not going to interfere with this investigation. and he does not help himself when he continues to tweet out a hostile and hot words like "witch hunt." this is a legitimate investigation into the russian intervention into our campaigns and into our election cycle. whether or not trump campaign operatives engaged with the russians and now this issue of whether or not the president obstructed justice. he

joining us now is devlin barrett. so you reported that carter page, the one-time foreign policy adviser to the trump campaign, has been interviewed several times by the fbi. do we know what they were talking to him about and how detailed it got? >> it got very detailed as has been described to us, and lasted for some total of about ten hours. that's spread out over five separate meetings, but that's extensive questioning, you know, a lot of lawyers would certainly be surprised to hear that the questioning went on that long. and we nona they talked about, for example, some of the allegations in the dossier that everyone has been obsessed with over the last six months. page's position, he denies the accusations that are made against him, and more generally, he denies that he was any kind of konaconduit between the trum campaign and the russian government. >> and page confirmed to you that the interviews had taken place. what else did he say? >> that's right. it was interesting, because he did these interviews with the f

beauden barrett scored twice and there were 12 tries in total in what was a really impressive showingx in the semi—final of the one day cup against nottinghamshire. cook scored the runs which took him to his hundred off the bowling of england test teammate stuart broad. he's still in now and essex are 200 for 3, looking set to make a big total. let's bring you up to date with what's going on at the us open golf — because the second round is underway in wisconsin and it looks like world number one rory mcilroy will be having a weekend off as he's dropped another shot already today. the 2011 champion now seven over par after his dismal 78 yesterday. mcilroy now 14 shots off leader rickie fowler and seemingly about to miss the halfway cut. fowler is out later, he still leads paul casey by a shot, the englishman is level for his round so far today. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. more now on our top story, and the devastating fire which destroyed a london tower block. the death toll from the blaze has risen to at least 30 but that figure is expected to rise.

beauden barrett scored twice and there were 12 tries in total in what was a really impressive showingsconsin: zblets' look at the live leaderboard as it stands: just a few players out at the moment. australian marc leishman. rice fowler one shot ahead of englishman paul casey. and tommy fleet wood is in the mix but a tough round for some of the top six players. dustinjohnson, round for some of the top six players. dustin johnson, 3—over. round for some of the top six players. dustinjohnson, 3—over. and rory mcilroy, way down on 6—over. lots to do for the world's best players when they tee—off later. you can players when they tee—off later. you ca n follow players when they tee—off later. you can follow on the bbc sport web sient updates for you on bbc radio 5 live. but that's all the sport for now. thank you. thank you very much. more now on our top story, and the devastating fire which destroyed a london tower block on wednesday night. the death toll from the blaze has risen to at least 30 but that figure is expected to rise. earlier, stuart cundy, from the metropolitan police gave t

have no idea what is a nothing burger but the video release comes less than two days after project barretttoss founder james o'keefe exposed another c.n.n. employee this one a producer with descriptive words about cnn's russia coverage i can't understand but obviously the whole russia is just like. you know what are we doing. john. breaux. after the first video the network released a statement saying c.n.n. stands by our medical producer jon bon a field diversity of personal opinion is what makes c.n.n. strong we welcome it and embrace it well here at r.t. we're still waiting to hear back from c.n.n. on the latest video release along with any concrete statement from the network on its retracted story the subsequent departure of three employees and attacks on its coverage of the russia trump investigation in general here's what i've been able to dig up so far late friday night c.n.n. tweeted an editor's note saying that on june twenty second c.n.n. dot com published a story connecting anthony's car mucci with investigations into the russian direct investment fund that story did not meet cnn

holland & barrett, the uk's biggest health food retailer, is being bought by a russian billionaire ford & barrett as part of its £3bn purchase in 2010 of us firm nature's bounty, now nbty. model toymaker hornby has once again said a takeover offer from its largest shareholder, phoenix asset management, "undervalues" the firm "and its future prospects". phoenix has launched a mandatory bid for hornby, after offering to buy a stake from another investor that would gave it a 55% holding in the firm. the italian government has committed to rescue banca popolare di vicenza and veneto banca for 17 billion euros, the biggest rescue of its history. the move comes two days after the european central bank warned that the banks were failing or likely to fail. the banks' "good" assets will be taken on by intesa sanpaolo banking group. italian prime minister paolo gentiloni said the rescue was needed to protect savers and ensure "the good health of our banking system". and a quick look at the market before we go. the ftse100 looking fairly healthy, actually, all looking pretty strong at the moment.

justice kennedy: elizabeth barrett browning, "let me count the ways." mr. goldberg: exactly, your honor. so -- justice kennedy: but let me ask you, suppose there were an app, a program in which officers could monitor your video and your and your cyber -- and your cyber equipment and disclose if you are communicating with minors. could that be a law that every -- that every convicted person has to consent to that app and to that surveillance? mr. goldberg: well, i think that goes to the question of which you don't need to answer and i want to answer justice sotomayor's question as well in this case. what does the status of being a registrant mean in terms of somebody's constitutional rights? i think that is clearly a much less restrictive from a first amendment perspective, because then, again, people like mr. packingham, anybody who wants to do the things that are harmless and fully protected is able to do it. people have and it is effective detection and deterrent. so from a first amendment perspective, that's a home run. there is a fourth amendment questi

we heard from luke barrett, who raised concerns that a fire check was not done after the refurbishment inside housing saying his concern was a fire check was not done after the refurbishment, with that concern you? i think i would start by saying it is amazing what the emergency services have done today and how the community has come together. all the issues you are talking about are valuable issues but they offer tomorrow and the greeks going forward about a focus on the good news in terms of the community getting together this is a serious loss of life and clearly we cannot jump loss of life and clearly we cannot jump to conclusions on the technical aspects you were discussing earlier. no, quite right. it is too early to jump no, quite right. it is too early to jump to conclusions. there will be a lot of people in housing blocks, not just in london were to run the country who will be concerned about renovations done on their blocks, should they be worried and do we need to look closer at some of the renovations that have been done? they should not be worried, we do not want to get wi

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you very much julia >>> taking us inside the market moving report of the author of that note, corey barrettth us. >> thanks for having me. >> is this surprising? >> is this what the market has been discounting when it comes to a lot of these stocks >> no, that's right. i don't think the idea that core cutting is accelerating to a surprise what stood out to us was that it was most pronounced among hulu subscribers and misconceptio misconceptions -- when you look at core cutting and network subscribers is similar to network subscribers. >> is that because, i am trying to think of the two products netflix i am thinking of much more movies and hulu is all of the network put in of recent shows so it can closely replicate of the live tv experience, do i understand that correctly? >> yes and no. netflix works on a window of ktv service where as hulu is more day-to-day which makes it closer in age or two of the types of services it is naturally >> it almost surprises me in terms of hulu folks cutting th cords rapidly. you got to watch the ads and you are not gaining time by your day by watchinghulu