you can see there, bed, bath and beyond tumbling. ♪.: across financial market oil is in the driver seat. take a look at this chart here. blue line is crude. u.s.urple line is the dollar. the white line is the ten year yield. oil react to the dollar but these days, it is the influence. is driving everything now. as you know, oil entered a bear this week down more than 20% from the peak. tendollar moved high and year yield has dipped. oila: the other thing about is it creates winners and losers on the currency front too. you chance one month volatility. time to fix the lid over the roof. not only turkey is an importer is exporter.ssia turkey cpi appears to have peaked. the good thing for those for carry is turkey central bank high rates down to their liking. thee's time it put gains on relative bases. turkey looks cheaper. to see hownteresting those two angulated in the past. big picture look. for the most part, there has dollar, theon the broader em world which one might to oil, notsitive seeing much. the white line going down down here

they added the four bedrooms and the four baths.ught this space in to use as kind of a fun space, where everybody could gather at the end of the day. the third boxcar houses the drum set and the little bar, as well as the bathroom. >> let's go take a look in here. >> okay. it's my favorite room. >> oh, yeah. this is the part of the man cave that everybody would enjoy. >> yes. >> look at this, an old bar, red, white, and blue. in 2010, the main five bedroom, five bath house underwent a $1 million renovation and has been used as a bed and breakfast. >> it does have four really unique bedrooms down on the bottom with -- each has its own bathroom, its own patio, and jetted hot tubs. >> you know what's amazing is once you're in here, i mean, you forget really where you are because they made it user-friendly and a fun place. >> it is a fun place now. >> this had to be so much fun for people to come to, insofar as a bed and breakfast, because basically they could just come in here and have a good time. they had ping-pong tables. they got t

lemonis: how does the bathing suit feel?tually feels really good, and it has full coverage in the back, which i do appreciate. lemonis: is there anything you don't like about it? woman #4: the biggest thing would be maybe, like, the pattern because it's just a little much. lemonis: who doesn't like the print? woman #1: i think, right now, that the patterns are speaking to an older crowd. -woman #5: i agree. maybe not a grandmother, but in someone in that age range, i agree, might like that. -woman #1: i agree. woman #5: they like the brighter patterns. but someone younger... lemonis: on a scale of 1 to 10, how do you feel about the prints? woman #6: i'm at a 3. woman #1: 5. 5. woman #5: i'm agreeing 5. lemonis: 5? woman #7: 4 or 5 for me. woman #2: 2. stephanie: i'm with you. 2. woman #8: you said, "swim by chuck," right? -lemonis: chuck handy. -woman #8: so if i hear swim by a guy's name, i might start thinking, "why is he creating swimsuits?" mary lou: what about michael kors? woman #8: but michael kors is a purse versus a

pretend you don't like a bath and you get treats. >> sneakers gets the bath.t the water all over you. >> sneakers, do you want a bath? nope. >>> now, in glasgow, scotland, this is george george is ready to leave. george has the leash in the mouth and is like let's go, andrew. >> he can tell andrew's about to make some bad decisions. he's like i'm going to take you out of here before things go south. >>> a man roams the streets of new york -- >> wearing his denim romper. >> see why the public's divided on his bold fashion choice. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> this little cutie is ready for bed. ♪ >>> the romper. or now as we're calling it the romp-him. this fella decided to go to different neighborhoods

pretend you don't like a bath and you get treats. >> sneakers gets the bath.t the water all over you. >> sneakers, do you want a bath? nope. >>> now, in glasgow, scotland, this is george george is ready to leave. george has the leash in the mouth and is like let's go, andrew. >> he can tell andrew's about to make some bad decisions. he's like i'm going to take you out of here before things go south. >>> a man roams the streets of new york -- >> wearing his denim romper. >> see why the public's divided on his bold fashion choice. sell the illusion. >>> this little cutie is ready for bed. ♪ >>> the romper. or now as we're calling it the romp-him. this fella decided to go to different neighborhoods in new york wearing it. lots of different reactions. starting in washington heights. >> i mean, it's new york. you see much weirder stuff. >> let's see how some of the folks respond. >> hello papi. >> you've got the cat callers. hey, daddy. let me see what you working with. >> oh. >> then you've got these obnoxious kids. >> i'm going to go get a hair cut in washington

liberty mutual insurance. >>> bed, bath, and beyond's stock took a bath today, and it's beyond hope because you guessed it, amazon last night, the company delivered a shockingly bad report not only did it miss the earnings estimate by the side of a barn, coming in at 53 cents when the analysts were looking for 66 it posted a negative 2% same store sales figure no wonder its stock fell more than $4. yet it's a crisis for this once high growth retailer, because they have a pricing problem. the more it beefs up its online business, the worse it does. as they get better online, they're losing foot traffic, and that's the lion's share of the business so even though they've been able to sustain very healthy growth in the digital world, when the base deteriorates, that's a big hit. they're offering free shipping for every purchase above $29 to compete with amazon. but all that does is make it solve the purchases under $29 and the company buys at amazon so it's catch 22 they said they're such a better company today than they were three or five years ago. so you would think that would correlate with

they both hop in. >> milk bath is good for you. a hot chocolate bath, i don't know. >> i feel complete. >> you wanted it, you got it. >> okay. >> the world loves hot chocolate. >> i like chocolate. >> okay. there you go. >> when marianne says come over, you come over. >> my dear friend, god bless you, honey. >> that mary is a sweetie pie. she's in albany, new york. she has this physical therapy she needs to do and she needs a little help. she called her neighbor who came over and decided to snapchat the whole exchange. i have to say it's just adorable. >> forward, backwards, down, up. see, i'm very round shouldered. >> cutie pie. the best part she needs a little motivating music. sometimes the music gets you pumped up. so he plays a little metal for her. >> go, barry, go. >> he opponents out that she's got two spotters now. her statue of jesus there. >> those are hard sometimes. >> not hard when you've got the right music. they are playing, i have -- eye of the tiger by survivor. >> go mary, go mary. >> she does it again that one l

on demand laughs, during long bubble baths. tv on every screen is awesome. all-new xfinity stream app. all your tv at home. the most on demand, your entire dvr, top networks, and live sports on the go. included with xfinity tv. xfinity the future of awesome. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." looking at market action this morning coming off a week where we were essentially flat for the dow and the nasdaq yesterday nine sectors were negative this morning positive, albeit only slightly. the nasdaq slightly the leader for the week as a whole, oil has been in focus. down around 4% without today's move so just offsetting that by a half percent energy that been the worst performing sector week to date it's down around 3% within the s&p. >> british prime minister theresa may says eu citizens who legally arrive before brexit will be able to continue living in the united kingdom. she calls the offer fair and serious. she wants a similar guarantee for british citizens living elsewhere in europe. speaking to reporters this morning at the eu summit in brussels, m

for something more modern this three-bed, three-bath water stone home is under $750,000. >> vallejo is 30 miles from san francisco. it's 15 miles from napa valley. you have a direct ferry that goes straight into the city and it's great weather. >> reporter: luxury real estate broker justin fikleston says buying in vallejo is a steal even compared to oakland where the median home value is 678,000. you have coffee shops and restaurants opening up. there is a burgeoning art scene. it's really changing. >> reporter: like other bay area cities, homes in vallejo are in short supply. half sell in under 30 days. betty yu, kpix 5. >> about everything in the bay area is a hot property. people braved the sweltering heat in danville to enjoy summerfest. live music, arts and crafts, and food booths were there. a classic car show, too, with the hood up to review some well preserved engines. festival goers say they were ready. >> brought my water. bring your shade and try to stay hydrated. >> as you might expect, dublin's new water park, the wave, was packed this father's day with bay area families l

a historic 6-bedroom, 5-bath multi-family victorian, built in 1917 on florida street. asking price, $598,000. for buyers looking for something more modern, this three-bed, three-bath water stone home is listed for just under $750,000. >> vallejo is 30 miles from san francisco, 15 miles from napa valley. you have a direct ferry that goes straight in to the city and it's great weather. >> reporter: luxury real estate broker says demand has gone up particularly because people have been priced out of san francisco. buying in vallejo is a steal. even compared to oakland where the median home value is $678,000. >> look on this block alone. you have cute coffee shops and restaurants opening up. there's a burgeoning art scene in downtown vallejo so it's really changing. >> reporter: like other bay area cities, homes in vallejo are in short supply. half sell in other 30 days. in vallejo, betty yu, kpix 5. >> she mentioned it. one of the pluses of living out there is that it's warm. >> that's the reason why we all spend so much money on housing in the bay area. it's the weather,

place and it is a nice spa. >> do you think people here know they are bathing in factory run off water in the bro sure.ink it says >> it works and cleaned and warm. and obviously very warm. >> if you look around you, you will see these strangers with go ghostly faces that people put on of the basilica mud. >> basilica mud can help with skin condition and drawing visitors from around the globe. the blue lagoon is one thing, those are mainly for the tourists c tourists. you want to see people living in the community, you have to come to a pool like this. this is where the locals hang out. i am going to give it a shot. this is the west end pool. we'll spare you my mad dash in the locker room to the hot tub. i could not get in the water fast enough. the air temperature was hovering around freezing but the water temperature was hot around 38 degrees celsius, 100 degrees farenheit. that's when the country decided to harness the awesome water bubbling and all heated by volcanic activities under gru n ground. every small town in the country has one of these common pools. and it is become a foc

so this is a four-bedroom 2.5 bath single-family home. >> reporter: this 2,000-square- foot home featured remodeled kitchen easily upgradeable fixtures and a huge backyard priced at $450,000. and that's above the city's median home value, 350,000. >> you can get beautiful large victorians. >> reporter: if you are willing to pay more, you can snap up this special rare find. >> tons of character here. >> reporter: a historic six- bedroom, five bath, multi- family victorian built in 1917 on florida street, asking price $598,000. for buyers looking for something more modern, this three-bedroom, three-bath at water stone home is listed at about $750,000. >> vallejo is 30 miles from san francisco. it's 15 miles from napa valley. you have a direct ferry straight into the city. and it's great weather. >> reporter: luxury real estate broker says demand has gone uptickly because people have been priced out of -- up particularly because people have been priced out of san francisco. the median home value is $678,000. >> look on this block alone. you have three coffee shops and restaurants opening up.

it has seven bedrooms, nine baths.udes a two-bedroom guest house. >> price tag -- $5,500,000. >> nine fireplaces, a game room, media room, true theater, as well as a walk-in wine cellar. >> so lisa, like in every home, you have the kitchen, the den area. and here's a perfect example. you can make it your own. >> make it your own. customize it. maybe change paint colors. >> now, the first thing you notice here is that the house is empty. the current owners moved out and decided not to stage the home. >> if it's staged, then it -- it also helps a prospective buyer who doesn't have the creative mind. if i walked in and i could say, "okay. oh, i see. that's where the couch would go. oh, i see. that's what you would use this room for." >> staging can have huge benefits, as we've shown on this program before. but these owners decided to let the home speak for itself. >> a prospective buyer can walk in with his or her designer, give them... it might give them an idea of what they can do to make it their own, whether it be cha

shouldn't she be wearing a bathing suit? has modesty crept back into the conversation?nannies to run off with her husband. so it's about making sure that they are dressed appropriately. >> i care for two different families as a nanny over the last couple of years and it is common sense. you are around kids. it may not be the cutest at the time, but you are an employee. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> i think that most men believe that they that they are at the end of their rope when they get engaged. [laughter] >> they decided to re-create the photo thing that she won and he lost. there is no bad blood, it was just for fun. >> when you're tired, make sure that one of these toys is not a rattlesnake. >> this quickly got hundreds of thousands of views. ♪ ♪ >> i do not know all the details of what happened. about three weeks ago we got word that he was murdered. >> there was a similar situation in new york city. >> there is a science to it. it is called public safety and economic opportunity. ♪ ♪ >> it is a vanilla poundcake with butter cream icing. >> it is here, it is in ♪ ♪ >> are yo

if her kids were at the pool she wouldn't want them around me in that bathing suit.priate i looked and then she told me that there are a lot of teenaged boys at the complex that i don't need to be exciting. >> she says she felt so degraded by all of this and she went roam -- home crying. the apartment complex says she was asked to cover up but never asked to leave the pool. >>> parents you can relate. toddler tantrums, they are exhausting embarrassing and they can strike at any and all unexpected moments. we got a few ugh's in the studio. this viral video has parents all over the globe sharing it in solidarity because if you've ever had a toddler, you have probably been there. his wife emily captured the moment two-year-old maya just losses it in whole foods. there she is on the ground throwing herself down there crying while justin and his dad is kind of standing there calmly watching silently as shoppers pass by. well, he says they found that this is the best way to handle melt downs, being comfortable in the uncomfortable. he says toddlers are just trying to sense

joe: i will be watching bed bath & beyond earnings.arlier the threat from amazon to that company. julia: the fed releases part one of its annual bank test at 4:30 p.m. eastern. joe: that is all for "what'd you miss?" julia: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti from washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." the state department says the u.s. remains open to discussions despite russia's decision to cancel talks. russia canceled meetings in response to a new round of u.s. tensions. washington says they will remain until russia honors its agreements related to ukraine and crimea. the department of homeland security says there is evidence that russians targeted election systems in 21 states last year. the states were not identified, but the affected states are said to be aware. bloomberg reported last week that russian hackers hit systems in as many as 39 states. democrats say they have a better chance of winning dozens of republican house seats in next year's midterm election. that's after the

a mud bath, at least notjust yet.d as well. this is what the rest of the morning and afternoon on saturday looks like, a bit of a mix, fair bit of cloud across the country, again emphasising the strong winds in parts of scotland. temperatures, the best as you'd expect in the south—east and east anglia, temperatures around 23, for most in the teens and a cool 1a in glasgow. the low pressure that's bringing the breezy weather to scotland is with us breezy weather to scotland is with us through saturday night into sunday, really windy for the time of year eve n sunday, really windy for the time of year even for scotland, blowing a hooley there over the north—east of scotland, also strong through the lowlands. elsewhere breezy. the good news is that strong wind will push away the cloud, so second half of the afternoon on sunday looks quite a bit brighter. 22 in london, so still on the cool side, more like the mid—teens across northern areas. to summarise, the weekend's not ideal but i think many of us wouldn't want that t

rook look at bed, bath and beyond, opening with weaker sales., 15 freshmen taken in the first round, that's a lot of instant millionaires. the raiders quarterback derrick carr agreed to a five year contract extension worth $125 million over the life of the deal. the important part, the young man gets a $40 million guarantee at the signing. no matter what, he makes 40 million. kim kardashian, her new makeup line sold out in under three hours. 300,000 kits sold, an estimated revenue intake of $14 million. nice work if you can get it. yesterday, we had commerce secretary wilbur ross on the show. i asked him about amazon, is it getting too big, too powerful? here is what he had to say. roll tape. >> i haven't seen anything that amazon has done that would qualify remotely for anti-trust consideration. stuart: and that's what a lot of people say. you can't get them on the anti-trust rules, but i wonder if there will be a political kickback with their power. >> i don't think so. i agree with the secretary on the point they're getting into different bus

bed bath is a one-stop shop.yone in retail who can thrive in -- other than t.j. maxx, by the way, in this environment? >> well, i think wayfair is a name that we like a lot. that's actually going to be one of the names killing bed bath & beyond, and i think -- >> you picked the internet guy i mean, is there a traditional. >> anything that amazon doesn't sell, so how about home depot and lowe's otherwise amazon's going to retire more people than social security >> look, they also employ -- if you want a job right now, go look at amazon warehouse near you. they are hiring like crazy. >> mm-hmm. >> anyway. that's a whole other story guys, thank you very much. stephanie link and ian winer joining us today to talk about the markets. >>> as we mentioned health care stocks higher after the senate draft proposal of its plan to replace obamacare. let's get to kayla tauschy in washington who has the latest for us kayla. >> it's a modification of the american health care act but the similarity is it's a structure based on t

did your mother tell you i need a bath? i don't need a bath. having this conversation and it was beautiful. and then the next day he was gone. and i was trying to figure out my life as an astronaut, life as a associate administrator for education, all these 24 years working with mass sacker that identity was gone because i had retired from it. moved from d.c., moved back home and the reason i moved home was to be with my dad, and he is now gone. so i had to -- that was a moment of really trying to dig deep and understand the purpose and why i'm here and i've been told that mark twain always said the two most important dives your life are the day you were born and the day you figure out why. why? what is our century i was today by my editor when i said -- he said mark twain didn't really say that. but if you look in the book, there's no mark twain reference there. but i still use mark twain because it sounds kind of cool, i think. but figuring that why out, and as a society, in this day and age, with all the things that are going on, all of us c

i will do archery, in a minute but we want to talk about forest bathing which japanese swear by it. >ese government sponsors it, it is just slow, contemplate i have type in the florist which cleanses you from the inside out. >> so part of it is we're walking slow. >> walking slow, taking notice of every single thing around you using your five senses talking about what you smell, see, what you hear, and, all of that will reduce your stress and diseases. how long would someone be walking through, an hour thing or however long it takes you. >> ideally it is about three hours, uncomfortably slow. our class is about an hour and 50 minutes. >> one of the things that you will do is you will stop and kind of look at some leaves and notice, cemetery in nature >> you want to notice everything about nature and miracle that it has, so, look at a life life. >> jared the camera guy out there on the lake and doing paddle boarding thing. i was listening, part of it is like reconnect go to nature so everything gets a little, like as you said, stress reductions >> right, it it is about almost realizing

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term is better in terms of of sunshine, but a steam bath on father's day. forecasting a high of 90 with a feels like temperature of 96. there's the threat of severe weather monday, when i come back we'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> 5:32 a.m., the jury in the bill cosby trial will be back at it again, deliberations have continued since the panel declared was deadlocked on thursday. the judge clashed with the cosby team which again called for a mistrial and objected to the jury's repeated request to review testimony. cosby in a rare move addressed the crowd outside the courthouse, the man once known america's dad thank the jurors for their work and his supporters. >> i want to thank the supporters who have been here, to the supporters stay calm, do not argue with people, just keep up the great support. >> deliberations continue at 9:00 a.m. this morning, judge steve o'neill reiterated there is no time limit for how long a jury can deliberate. >> fans, of course have been outside the courthouse showing su

an under shirt.re n >> bathe i did it? he's got your number. >> can you turn the camera around think it looks that bad. you're being hard on yourself. i think -- >> there is not hard. >> no,o. >> oh, bathe i, showing our director. look at him, going under the table. >> wow, that's dedication. that's commitment. that's commitment. >> i account not believe michael did you that. wow, those it was bros before. >> oh, look at you. >> are you no. >> just an illusion. i don't think were you wearing the actual -- >> i got on a friend, how can i filter those boobs out. >> well, try getting the saturday ration to take it way down. >> i tried that. >> >> yes. >> you phoned a friend? >> i phoned a friend. how to get rid of man boobs. >> you know what he said? go to the gym. >> they're in the that bad. >> the answer for so many things. >> i think it was the lighting, wasn't it?e trim guy. you're trim and slim. >> no, i'm not. >> i've put on 20 pounds because i'm earatin, ever since i cut out alcohol, i didn't realize so much sugar in a

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. >> we'll talk about bed bath and beyond. >> bed took a bath beyond. >> it did. that means the shares are down in the premarket actually we're going to do it now. we're going to do it now. >> let's bust the commercial. >> this is a crisis at one point they say we get better but we're losing foot traffic and that's the share of our business sooechb though we are been able to sustain healthy growth in the digital world but when the big base deteriorates that's a big hit for us. >> they can't do well. their margins are being crimped on an over $29 you get free shipping but under $29 it goes to amazon. over $29 they don't make as much money. this is a -- and they spend a fortune on stock. >> on buying back stock which is something you pointed out. >> and now people wonder why they bother. >> now it's 142 million. >> they address it they say this is a great moment. if we could have forseen what the stock was going to be doing we would have acted differently. no kidding >> i would assume that means that even here you're not a fan. >> no. >> it is a very well run compan

it's like the world came together to design a bathing suit, right, and when the americans were in theeal, they demanded that things be at a certain level. but now, america's out, and europe can be, like, finally they are gone! now we can dress ourselves properly! let it out! ( applause ) and, by the way, by the way, if the world's buying new bathing suits, guess who's going to make a fortune selling them. >> other countries, smaller countries, developing countries looking for policy ideas, looking for guidance, they're going to have to turn to china as the party that remains in this agreement. >> china is investing more in renewable energy than the entire electric sector in the united states. china, we've just given them the opportunity to lead the world. >> trevor: that's right, for decades, american's -- america's president used to lead the world, and now it's up to china. so donald trump may have saved a few coal jobs, but he's ended up outsourcing his own. we'll be right back. ( applause ) this is the new henry's hard sparkling. it's a lightly fruit flavored, under 95 calorie, spi

—— bath. i think that would be good, i have a five o'clock shadow.any sidestreets in istanbul you will find plenty of old school barbers like this one, where you can get a haircut and a traditional shave with a cutthroat razor and hot towel, all at a knockdown price. dating back to the days when many homes in istanbul had no running water, they're still popular with the locals who come here to meet, socialise and freshen up. this is the bit i get worried about. now, this is something i haven't experienced. a nostril haircut. so this is the way to take the little hairs that you probably can't even see. he's burning the hair in the ears. i can smell it! much better. a brand—new man. as the centre of the ottoman empire for around 500 years, istanbul's wealth and influence grew, and each new ruler or sultan and was keen to leave his mark on the city. seddah has offered to show me perhaps the most impressive. this is the mosque of sulemain. sulemain was the ottoman emperor who ruled for 47 years. this is the biggest imperial mosque in istanbul. this mosqu

. >> mason: and for sale-- nine bedrooms, five baths, one giant complication. >> you step out that door and you're in canada, off the property, and subject to be arrested. this is the "cbs evening news." >> mason: good evening. i'm anthony mason. president trump has turned crossing the line into a political art form. but when he lashed out at two cable tv hosts this morning he may have ventured into new territory. now members of both parties are calling him out. major garrett begins our coverage. >> reporter: the president fired off his tweets shortly before 9 a.m. just as nsnbc's "morn joe" program was wrapping up. mr. trump called anchors mika brzezinski and joe scarborough, low-i.q. crazy mika and psychojoe. this photo on social media appears to confirm the visit. on today's "morning joe" program, brzezinski had been critical of mr. trump. >> nothing makes a man feel better than making a fake cover of a magazine about himself, lying every day and destroying the country. >> reporter: but the personal nature of the president's tweets drew immediate condemnation, including from republic

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we're off to one of the oldest turkish baths, or hamams, in the city.t? look at that! built in the 16th century, it's built on a site that dates back to roman times. that is beautiful! actually, the first thing you really notice is that thickness in the air. it's so humid in here. 0h! cold water! what looks to be the pillow sack has just filled with air and soapy water. once you kind of squeeze it out, these suds come out. i've enjoyed my day here in istanbul. its history, food and culture are remarkable. but for me, it's perhaps its location which makes it special. 0n the border between europe and asia, there's undeniably something beguiling about the place that's seen so much change during its almost 3000 years of history. but remains unique, whatever current problems it may face. next on the travel show... the first in a series of films exploring the food and drink of my hometown, singapore. we're starting with a taste of its most famous drinks, the singapore sling. jazz music. my name is leslie. i'm the resident historian of raffles hotel. i've been

notjust in bath, but across the west country and an opportunity to change the direction of the countryla sturgeon criticised theresa may‘s ‘strong and stable‘ message, but fell back on her own catchphrase when she insisted her candidates could be strong for scotland. do not wake up on friday morning and find that scottish votes have boosted theresa may‘s majority and thrown her a lifeline. let us wake up thrown her a lifeline. let us wake up on friday morning having re—elected strong snp voices who will stand up for scotland. well, those were the party leaders with their latest messages, but let‘s have a look at the last dash that started early this morning. ridiculously early o‘clock and the prime minister was taking the phrase meat and greet quite literally by visiting smithfield market in london. tomorrow‘s the big one. tomorrow's the big one. obviously not courting the vegan vote. but listen carefully and you can hear a handful of butchers booing. how are you? liberal democrat leader, tim farron, was in solihull to continue his cooking tour of britain. nobody got food poisoning. he

woman in her 80s was at home shaking on her feet, she needs help preparing her meals were taken a bath but her only income is for social security check. right now, medicaid helps pay for the home and community-based services so she can stay in her home. someone who comes by to help for a few are so weak and because od that help she gets to stay home to live independently. but, the republicans are determined to cut taxes for millionaires and billionaires so their healthcare plaintiffs medicaid money that ups millions of seniors stand homes. without the services this elderly woman cannot live alone. when she turned question the usual answer would be a nursing home, but wait, medicaid pacer most nursing home care in this country. but the republicans are determined to cut taxes on millionaires and billionaires so they have cut medicaid fundingt so much so there is no help for this woman at home and no nursing home bed for her either. so, what does she do? the she stays home without health, she cannot climb the stairs anymore. her world shrinks and eventually most likely she falls and ends

sales were amiss down 2%, bed bath and beyond shares down.orting the electric carmaker is looking to create its own streaming service. tesla is in talks with record labels about bundling music service in its cars. tesla shares fractionally moving flat. british prime minister teresa may discussing the future of the eu national after the united kingdom leaves the european union. cheryl: teresa may says all three million european union citizens who live in the uk for five years could apply to stay indefinitely and receive healthcare, education and other benefits and their would be a way for anyone who state fewer years to essentially apply for that status, may was speaking at a eu leaders summit yesterday, formal talks for britain to leave the eu on monday. facebook wants the world to get along better. ceo mark zuckerberg says the social media site is changing its mission and will promote hobby clubs, civil society organizations and other community groups, facebook has been criticized over the past few months, has become one of the main distribu

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, bath.st on this and all the stories we're following. just head to our website, bbc.com/news the afghan president, ashraf ghani, has described a massive bomb attack in kabul‘s diplomatic quarter as "a crime against humanity." at least 90 people, most of them civilians, died in the blast during the morning rush—hour. 400 people were wounded. caroline hawley reports. her report contains distressing images. you could see from miles away the force of this explosion. a massive bomb at a busy kabul intersection, hitting commuters on their way to work, children on their way to school. it was a bomb so powerful it shattered windows up to a mile away, leaving a trail of horrific destruction. 0ne witness said it was like an earthquake. there were so many casualties, security vehicles had to double—up as ambulances. the afghan government said hospitals in the capital were in dire need of blood. translation: i was working in the office when a powerful blast happened. i collapsed under the desk and recei

the nine-bedroom, five-bath estate is listed at $10 9,000 and needs about repairs.r sticking point. >> reporter. this door has to stay locked all the time? >> absolutely. >> reporter: bolted shut. >> you step out that door and you're in canada, off the property, and subject to be arrested. >> reporter: border patrol offices for both nations are right across the street. u.s. customs and border protections' troy rabideau: >> it's always something we need to be cognizant of, who is coming in, who is coming out. we do a pretty good job of monitoring it. >> i have a wonderful relationship with both sides. i feel equally u.s. and canadian. she slept in canada and he slept in the united states. >> reporter: demoulin does have dual citizenship, but that perk won't come along with the deed. michelle miller, cbs news, vermont. >> mason: you'll also have to pay property taxes in both countries. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason. good night. there are always new challenges and opportunities., at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers

into office, winning in seats like a mag boss -- like bath.a dead woman walking. what did she say when she sacked you? she saidi did she say when she sacked you? she said i needed to get to know my party better. and you can see what is left of the theresa may supporters trying to blame lynton crosby. i worked with him on the 2015 election, a successful campaign, and the idea that the experts are responsible for theresa may's palliative you communicate the disaster of the manifesto strikes me as trying to blame other people for your own mistakes. you can'tjust blame the advisers. —— theresa may's failure to communicate. i am all for making sure you have the best team, and there have been changes in downing street, a smart new chief of staff, gavin barwell, largely liked across the party, including by me. i thought tim's piece was interesting when it ends up reminding us that charles the first fired stratford, thinking this would keep the dogs at bay and it didn't. i would also point out that one thing that has made the tory party cros is when t

our correspondent tom bateman is in bath for us this evening.ing six different constituencies around the country and they are places where the liberal democrats came second 2015. he believes that some tactical voting, appealing to labour voters, they will get enough votes to win again. the liberal democrats took an absolute morning in 2015. tim farron will be judged on how many seats he can gain, but one thing was really striking in that speech that he gave. not so much what he said, which was about cuts to public services and social care and the plan to add 1p to income tax to reinstate those services, but what he didn't talk about was brexit. the liberal democrats wanted to carve out their place as the party of the a0%, the remains voters, in a city out their place as the party of the 48%, the remains voters, in a city like this where the majority wanted britain to remain in the eu. he's not talking about that spontaneously on the stump here because he believes that it's not catching the imagination of voters. they believe brexit might become