might let this is an easy draw but in 2011, manchester united were in the same group of benfica and basel, and

premier league side returning to this competition and are favourites to go through with one of benfica, baselcow. group b contains two teams who'll expect to go deep into the competition. big spending paris saint—germain and german champions bayern munich. i think both teams, paris and also us, we have the chance to go through. but especially the two matches against paris will be very tough. it's a tough club, a strong club. the historic club, big players. a big coach. it is fantastic what they've been doing for football and four bayern munich. it will be a privilege to play against bayern for the first time since we bought the club. it looks like any two from three to progress from group c. chelsea, atletico madrid and roma all have aspirations of making a big impression. finally, last season's beaten finalists juventus will aim to go one better from group d, alongside a team they beat en route to that final, barcelona. everton are among those to confirm their place in the europa league group stage draw, which takes place on friday. the premier league side took a 2—0 lead to hajduk split for

jose mourinho and manchester united will be relatively happy to face portuguese champions benfica, basel cska moscow in group a. scottish champions celtic face a tough test in group b, with five times winners bayern munich, paris st—germain and anderlecht. group c sees premier league champions chelsea, atletico madrid, roma and azerbaijan's qarabag. having qualified last night, liverpool are in group e they face spartak moscow, sevilla and slovenian champions maribor. manchester city will be happy to avoid the big names — they'll take on ukrainian‘s shaktar donetsk, napoli and feyenoord. but what a draw for spurs in group h — the double champions real madrid as well as german giants borussia dortmund, along with cypriots apoel. spies will come across their former player, who is playing down chances of winning a three title. we will wait and see. of course, we want to be in the final again, but we don't need to look that far, we have to go game by game, like we did all this year and last year. we didn't look that far, we go game by game, and in the end, we were in the final. it is this an

might let this is an easy draw but in 2011, manchester united were in the same group of benfica and baselt qualify. for celtic, it is the group of death? from a celtic point of view, why not play the big they're not going to win it. why not play against huge teams, they've got bayern munich paris saint germain who we now have invested in neymar, and they could be censored again by the time the start in three weeks. and unless the make up the group but celtic have avoided all the english teams, bayern munich paris saint germain and and less. group d comey juventus in barcelona, should be a couple of big games. but look at the other teams left, how do they fare? liverpool fans were looking at flight centre, they are going to russia, spartak moscow, to spain against the deal and slovenia. again, this is not too bad, if you offer that a0 any liverpool fan and they will say yes i take that. they will fancy their chances of progressing. jurgen klopp also avoiding a german team. and for spurs, they didn't make it to the group stages last time, what about this time? last time they played a game a

basel against. both washington and tehran have accused each other of violating the spirit of the twenty fifteen the court. it's overdrawn bakul phone uranium enrichment the process needed to gain material to build a nuclear weapon. in return for lifting international sanctions. however us president donald trump's administration approved father legal and financial sanctions against iran last week. targeting people involved in its ballistic missile program the revolutionary guards and further enforcing an arms embargo. in return iran's parliament voted to increase spending in both areas. trump has insisted in recent months the twenty fifteen deal is a bad one and once it curtailed. for his part president hassan rouhani went on to say the us was neither a good partner knew are reliable negotiator. that did leave one optimistic spot saying iran would prefer to keep its commitments under the deal for cooperation and confidence building with the world's. well donald trump is involved in another spot this

frankly, all of the banks are trying to work out exactly what basel three of four will -- and four willlude. mark: what does it mean for capital for you in the worst-case scenario? can you tell as a figure? -- gi ve us a figure? andy: it is difficult to say because there is a number of things we looked at, and it is not clear at the moment which of that will be the one the regulators will decide to go with. there is a lot of detail that is still being talked about. until that is clearer -- mark: some estimate of the rules along with new accounting standards can add hundreds of billions of dollars to banks's capital buffers. is that a fair estimate? andy: difficult to know. there are many different estimates out there. the bank has said overall, we do not expect this to have a significant upward increase on capital. clearly, that leaves open to definition what is significant. there may be outliers in that. really, until there is more progress on the discussions, just genuinely a difficult question to answer. mark: i must review a line from another analyst, if i may. it aspires to be a gr

jose mourinho and manchester united will be relatively happy to face portuguese champions benfica, basel in group b, with five—times winners bayern munich, paris st—germain and anderlecht. group c sees premier league champions chelsea, atletico madrid, roma and azerbaijan's qarabag. having qualified last night, liverpool are in group e. manchester city will be happy to avoid the big names. what a draw for spurs in group h, the double champions real madrid as well as borussia dortmund. there are teams are still hoping in #to bein there are teams are still hoping in # to be in the europa league draw. fresh from announcing his international retirement, wayne rooney is in croatia with the rest of the everton squad for tonight's europa league qualifier against hajduk split. ronald koeman‘s side have a 2—0 lead from the first—leg. currently goalless. if they progress, the draw for the next round is tomorrow. no rooney but england manager gareth southgate has announced his squad for the world cup qualifiers against malta and slovakia. he's given a first call—up to leicester city's harry maguire

on one hand might be winning baselling all materials needed for search-and-rescue and rebuilding but at same time exposure for retailers, restaurants, energy, airlines and the like. we'll go sector by sector. we won't really get a good gain for at least another week or some back to you. ashley: indeed. nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. nicole, thank you very much. cheryl: the president expected to make remarks at any moment on the national disaster that is happening in texas. now possibly into louisiana. all of this is ahead of his trip to survey damage of the heading down to corpus christie term. we'll bring you comments live when they begin. there is live picture. ashley: are state and local governments properly prepared to has the potential of worst flooding in american history if not already? retired general, russell honore, commander of the hurricane katrina joint task force weighs in next. >> you can say it will rain over five days, over 30 county jurisdiction. pinpointing exactly what water shed that rain will go into, it is dang near impossible to figure that out.

also, matthew basel are who covers the fed for us.es reveal that the fed is grappling with this inflation question. if the fed cannot figure it out, how can anybody else -- these are the brightest economists, how is anybody else supposed to figure this out? steven: it is a hard question. i think what is happening is the fed put it on the table that there are debates, whether it is structural or cyclical, one thing that caught my eye in the minutes where they said that they would get back to 2% in the course of the year. i checked the previous minutes and they had not used that length of time in the past. i think basically there is consensus within the fed which it said, if we see any sign things are going back to normal we will hike. it does not mean we have to get back to 2%, if we start hitting close to 2%, that is enough. joe: there was a discussion in the minutes about the very models that the fed uses to forecast inflation, the phillips curve idea of the inverse relationship between the unemployment rate, so within the minutes sa

well, that player babel could've been basel lulu engines of the conservation that he made providing the kind of musical inspiration and that those been a part of our struggle in this country, almost inseparable for the people who were wielding the guns and going out to battle picky look at the civil war, if you look at the civil rights movement, too. there again the music is very important. but here is the vectoring the revolutionary. who is providing the kind of instrumentation, the martial music of that day as well as picking up again at some point so you actually write in terms of the contribution not only from an army standpoint but also in the naval situation. they were black naval participants in that wore the same time. so that's the beginning. at the beginning in terms of understanding this whole history, the odyssey, the evolution of participation of blacks in the military in this country. >> host: there are two separate issues going on in the u.s.? >> guest: i think that's always been true, peter. almost from the beginning and i think when you look at it from the origins of th

there was point i was ready to give it up basel it, go retire, an joy life, because the regulations weres so bad, you didn't want to do it anymore. you weren't adding jobs. you go into being small business owner to help other people and you want to make a difference. you get to the point regulations and taxes hurts so bad, you go, this is not worth it anymore. the hope that came out of the meeting yesterday will drive the economy, i can guarranty it. clayton: so you used the word hope. we've been talking a lot about hope over the past few months. maria bartiromo and others on our couch have been talking about tax reform, regulation reform, and a lot of businesses are pinning their hopes this will happen. have you seen anything yet to suggest that this is happening? that you can rest easier at night not worry about being sued or paying because of all of these regulations? >> absolutely. i'm in a very heavily-regulated industry, the trucking industry, and i can tell you already they have to kill two to put one in place. we're already seeing it begin to happen already this fast. so that giv