now the only ones to nabt interview as the berkshire board of director's meeting wraps up.e got to stay tuned. promoting it all week. connect with me on facebook also twitter@liz claman. we'll put the big interviews. let us know your thoughts when and what you'd like to hear from warren buffett next weekend. >>> amazon prime for a record finish after hitting all-time high today. right now up 3.5%, off the highs of the session, but why? stronger than expected first quarter results along with plans to raise the price of prime service by 20% and nobody's flipping out about that? to adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange for the fox business brief. >> revenues helping the tech giant beat on the top and bottom line. microsoft is on track for a record close as well. to a long-awaited deal may be about to happen. according to reuters, t-mobile and sprint are making progress negotiating terms of a merger. that deal may be announced as soon as next week. >>> remember the starbucks unicorn frappuccino? less of the colorful drinks around. it's cutting limit to offer

south yorkshire police have confirmed that they are searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliffh of cliff richard's flat police gave the bbc. yes, this lunchtime, the search is still going on... reporter danjohnson was told the time and date of the search by south yorkshire, but they deny giving more information about the investigation and claim they were forced into cooperating with the bbc. today i can confirm that south yorkshire police have gained entry into a property in the sunningdale area of berkshire. matthew fenwick who is now retired from south yorkshire police made this statement to the bbc on the day of the raid. here in the middle, he told the court today, reporter danjohnson already knew many details about the investigation in a meeting they had one month before the search. mr fenwick was asked if he felt danjohnson had forced him into a deal with the bbc. mr fenwick told the court, i didn't want him to publish the story, but he told me he could and he would, so we came to an arrangement where he wouldn't publish it then, but we would give him the details about th

south yorkshire police confirmed they are searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliff richardlice wearing gloves rummaging through drawers", he said. "i felt confused, disturbed and very upset. it was like i was watching burglars in my apartment going through my personal belongings". the singer was tearful at the beginning. in a witness statement he said the police investigation and bbc reporting of it: normally an energetic performer, the singer said the allegation of a historical sex offence against him and the bbc‘s coverage had affected him physically and mentally, collapsing on his knees and sobbing the day after the broadcast. he claims he feared he might have a heart attack or stroke. he was never charged or arrested and claims the bbc invaded his privacy. as sir cliff richard was finishing giving evidence he broke down in tears saying, "i am not sure i can go on". he was listing the countries he claims where his reputation was ruined. he said, "everywhere i have ever been, i felt my name was smeared. the police did not do that. the bbc did". sitting listening, bbc news

they were stocks in the s&p 500, apple and berkshire hathaway, the two worth -- worst stock from a pointrag, nothing new on either but investors not sharing the possibility of this trade war for apple, a lot of their revenue comes from china ad berkshire hathaway is broad measure of the economy in some ways and investors not cheering this news. kohl's is down 3.2%. based, wedomestically will look into that more. they risk off picture, something very interested, a two-day chart of the 10 year yield, yesterday, we had a relief rally for stocks on the haven bonds sold off. in verse two yields. overnight, on the stepped-up trade war rhetoric, a safety for the 10 year yield and bonds. we see that happening, down on the day i five basis points, confirming the idea that the tone for equities is risk off. shery: yields getting suppressed. thank you. coming up, the u.s. put sanctions on vladimir putin allies. we are live with that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. i am shery ahn. david: i am david westin. >> the european union says facebook has pulle

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south yorkshire police have confirmed that they're searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliffard... the dispute — how much information about the search of cliff richards‘s flat police gave the bbc. yes, this lunchtime, the search is still going on... reporter danjohnson was told the time and date of the search by south yorkshire, but they deny giving more information about the investigation, and claim they were forced into cooperating with the bbc. today i can confirm that south yorkshire police have gained entry into a property in the sunningdale area of berkshire. matthew fenwick, who is now retired from south yorkshire police, made this statement to the bbc on the day of the raid. here in the middle, he told the court today, reporter danjohnson already knew many details about the investigation in a meeting they had a month before the search. mr fenwick was asked if he felt danjohnson had forced him into a deal with the bbc. mr fenwick told the court, i didn't want him to publish the story, but he told me he could and he would, so we came to an arrangement where he wouldn't

south yorkshire police are searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliff richard.maging through drawers, he said, i felt disturbed and very upset, like watching burglars in my apartment going through my personal belongings. the singer was tearful at the beginning as he remembered seeing the bbc broadcast for the first time. he claims they portrayed him as a sex offender around the world before he had even been questioned by police. normally an energetic performer, the singer said the allegation of a historical sex offence against him and the bbc coverage of it had changed him. he suffered physically and mentally, collapsing on his knees and sobbing the day after the broadcast. he was never charged or arrested and claims the bbc invaded his privacy. as sir cliff richard was finishing giving evidence he broke down in tears saying, i am not sure i can go on. he was listing the countries he claims where his reputation was ruined. he said, everywhere i have ever been, i felt my name was smeared. the police did not do that. the bbc did. sitting listening, bbc news manage

south yorkshire police have confirmed they are searching a property in berkshire.ly intrusive, said sir cliff richard's barrister. as the bbc filmed from a helicopter, the south yorkshire police searched his flat. they were investigating an allegation of historical sexual abuse, which the singer has always denied. he was never arrested or charged. he looked tearful in court as the reports were played, at times closing his eyes. the bbc claims it was in the public interest to report what was accurate information about a serious police investigation. sir cliff richard's barrister said this story was a toxic combination of unchecked ambition by their local reporter and an obsessive desire to scoop rivals to make headlines rather than report the news, and a regrettable failure by senior managers to even adhere to proper standards. he said, "we are talking about intrusive footage served up to the british public as a sensational story." bbc managers fran unsworth and jonathan munro will give evidence. they argue this case raises issues about press freedom and what the pu

south yorkshire police have confirmed that they are searching a property in berkshire. intrusive, said sir cliff richard's barrister, as the bbc filmed from a helicopter as south yorkshire police searched his flat. they were investigating an allegation of historical sexual abuse, which the singer has always denied. he was never arrested or charged. he looks tearful in court as the reports were played. at times closing his eyes. the bbc claims it was in the public interest to report what was accurate information about a serious police investigation. sir cliff richard's barrister said this story was a toxic combination of unchecked ambition by their local reporter and an obsessive desire to scoop rivals to make headlines rather than report the news. and a regrettable failure by senior managers to even adhere to proper standards. he said, we're talking about intrusive footage served up to the british public as a sensational story. bbc managers fran unsworth and jonathan munro will give evidence. they argue this case raises great issues about press freedom and about what th

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south yorkshire police have confirmed that they are searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliff flat police gave the bbc. yes, this lunchtime, the search is still going on... reporter dan johnson was told the time and date of the search by south yorkshire, but they deny giving more information about the investigation and claim they were forced into cooperating with the bbc. today i can confirm that south yorkshire police have gained entry into a property in the sunningdale area of berkshire. matthew fenwick who is now retired from south yorkshire police made this statement to the bbc on the day of the raid. here in the middle, he told the court today, reporter danjohnson already knew many details about the investigation in a meeting they had one month before the search. mr fenwick was asked if he felt danjohnson had forced him into a deal with the bbc. mr fenwick told the court, i didn't want him to publish the story, but he told me he could and he would, so we came to an arrangement where he wouldn't publish it then, but we would give him the details about the search. he was as

betty: every year we see each other at the berkshire meeting, that is a month away now.ry year investors wonder, when are we going to see howard more and more? they think about warren buffett and a next generation, are you ready for a more prominent role? howard: there is no reason for me to take a promise role until my that is not there. the prepared to do whatever board asked me to do, and if they asked me to take that role i will step into it willingly and with plenty of energy. betty: how do you see issues that you are passionate about fitting into your role? howard: i have to make a change. that is pretty evident. there are things i could not do for a short period of time. stepping into that role -- you're going to have a ceo running the business and my role will be in a short transition and doing what i can do to support the ceo and what the board directs. i have to give everything up because it is not a full-time job. betty: in many ways in respect to carry on the culture as well. howard: that would be the single biggest factor. is always a pleasure to see you, i

reaching may be the southwest or central southern england, portsmouth again moving through berkshirey where but somewhere around here. the southeast, 15 degrees, newcastle they're a little fresher at around 10 degrees. very briefly early next week still a lot of clout across the country and against all the brain potentially heading our way but bright at times also. —— still a lot of cloud. this is bbc news. the headlines at eleven: police say the pensioner richard osborn—brooks won't be charged or face any further action after an intruder was fatally stabbed at his home. sergei skripal, the former russian spy poisoned in salisbury, is no longer critically ill and is responding well to treatment. the met police commissioner offers reassurance to londoners, following the recent string of murders. we have not lost control of the streets, i can understand why some people are worried at the moment, particularly in some areas of london. and on newsnight, we will hear from one of the russians who worked on the nerve agent novichok when it was being developed in the soviet union. what does h

south yorkshire police are searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliff richard.uld see the cameras zoom to show police rummaging through drawers," he said. "i felt disturbed and very upset, like watching burglars in my apartment going through my personal belongings." the singer was tearful at the beginning as he remembered seeing the bbc broadcast for the first time. he claims they portrayed him as a sex offender around the world before he had even been questioned by police. normally an energetic performer, the singer said the allegation of a historical sex offence against him and the bbc coverage of it had changed him. he suffered physically and mentally, collapsing on his knees and sobbing the day after the broadcast. he was never charged or arrested and claims the bbc invaded his privacy. as sir cliff richard was finishing giving evidence he broke down in tears, saying, "i am not sure i can go on." he was listing the countries he claims where his reputation was ruined. he said, "everywhere i have ever been, i felt my name was smeared. the police did not do tha

for sir cliff richard have told the high court that the bbc‘s coverage of a raid on his home in berkshire. the singer was in court as the hearing began today, with lawyers for the bbc arguing that its reporting of the raid was in the public interest. helena lee is at the high court. explain more about what was said in court. the background to this case as you mentioned, south yorkshire police in 2014 carried out a raid on sir cliff richard's apartment in sunningdale in berkshire. they were investigating an historical allegation of sexual abuse by a boy who was under the age of 16 at the time in sheffield. sir cliff richard was abroad at the time and he was watching this story unfold on bbc news, he said. bbc news named him as the man being investigated. they also covered it by using a helicopter to show footage of the search itself and some of that was pictures of an officer inside sir cliff richard's home, going through some of his belongings. sir cliff richard denied the allegation, he was never arrested or charged and the crown prosecution service dropped the case two years later. and

we are also expecting berkshire hathway to share its earnings on friday night. coming up next week right here, join me for hayman capital management founder kyle bass. we're talking with kyle about his nftsing strategy as well. i'll see you sunday morning on the fox news channel live from los angeles this weekend. and sunday morning futures, 10 a.m. eastern on fox as we come to you from the conference this weekend. weekdays here with mornings with maria. on monday, stephen mnuchin. join us again next week. thanks for being with me. i'll see you again next time. zn real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you

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sir cliff is suing the bbc for naming him and broadcasting pictures of his flat in berkshire during aliff richard had said it felt like seeing burglars go through his belongings when the bbc used a helicopter to film the police searching his flat in 2014. today, the bbc head of news—gathering jonathan munro told the court he did not have any concerns about pictures the bbc broadcast of the police raid using the helicopter. south yorkshire police have confirmed that they are searching a property and berkshire owned by sir cliff richard. mr munro denied that these images of police in blue gloves searching inside the flat were intrusive, and he claimed it was the public interest as police activity should wherever possible be public. sir cliff richard's barrister asked mr munro is it acceptable to use a camera mounted on a helicopter on private property to spy into somebody else's home? mr munro replied, "i wouldn't use the word spy, but i think it is acceptable to be watching a police operation." he was asked is it acceptable to take footage to the apartment window. "yes," mr munro repli

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. >>> shareholder berkshire hathaway says it plans to vote against the new board no, 'amny as it pushes usg to reconsider that $6 billion takeover offer from germany's canals. it has a stake in the construction companyas asked shareholders to vote against it as part of a tactic to accept its offer. it rows by 2% to 40.77. >>> after the bell tonight, broadcom said it was launching a $12 billion share buyback program. shares in the after-hours inially took off on the announcement. they finished the regular session down a fraction at 239.43. >>> the new tax law passed late lastwas expected to hit many in high tax states hard and now it appears many in those same states are looking for loopholes to limit their new tax burden. robert fra has the details. >> reporter: they're calling it the great conversion, taxpayerse turning thems into limited liability companies and s corps in order to lower their tax bill under the new tax law. the tax law that took effect january 1st allows llc and partnerships to have a much lower rate than individual taxpayers and corpos get the lowest rate of all. the

sir cliff richard have told the high court that the bbc‘s coverage of a raid on the his home in berkshires a very serious invasion of his privacy. sir cliff was named as a suspect in an alleged historical sexual assault but he was never arrested or charged. the bbc argues its coverage was in the public interest. helena lee is at the high court. explain what's been heard so far today. sir cliff richard's barrister described him as one of the most well—known entertainers in the world. but he went on to say that his private life was shattered as a result of the coverage of the bbc of that police raid that you mentioned on his apartment in sunnydale in 2014. south yorkshire police had been investigating an historical allegation of sexual abuse, made by allegation of sexual abuse, made by a boy who was under the age of 16 at the time, in sheffield in the 1980s. the bbc covered the story, they named to sir cliff richard as the individual being investigated. as pa rt individual being investigated. as part of the coverage, they used a helicopter to take that it of the raid taking place. sir cliff

does or is it more likely to come from private industry, maybe something like what jp morganne and berkshire hathaway and amazon are teaming up with? what do you think will be the best solutions where do you think they will come from? >> i'm firmly convinced the best solution will be the combination of both approaches the government role in health care is necessary, a regulatory framework exists in every developed country when it comes to health care, but the speed of coming up to the right decisions is oftentimes delivered best in a private hands and through private providers and non--for-profit organizations. >> thank you for your time today, doctor. >> thank you for having me ♪ >>> now here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week "on the money." americans were busy shopping last month retail sales increased by .6 of a% sent percent in march, whic double what was expected the dow had two big up days early in the week, climbing more than 200 points on monday and on tuesday after strong earnings reports, though it took a bit of a breather later in the week the nasdaq and

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sir cliff is suing the bbc, claiming breach of privacy and data protection. 0fficers went into his berkshire 2014 following an allegation of an historic sexual assault. sir cliff denied any wrongdoing. he was not arrested and was not charged with any offence. the bbc argues its coverage was in the public interest. campaigners are calling on the uae to explain what has happened to a princess who posted this video saying that her father, the ruler of dubai, has put her in fear of her life. she was fleeing a yacht last month when it was bought in international waters by the indian coastguard, and it is alleged she was taken back to dubai. the duke of edinburgh is recovering from his hip operation, and it is believed that princess anne is the first member of the royal family to visit him. the international chemical weapons watchdog, the 0pcw, has confirmed the uk's assessment of the nerve agent used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in the english city of salisbury. the british government says the russian state must have been behind last month's attack. moscow denies any involvemen

south yorkshire police have confirmed that they're searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliffre intrusive, but she accepted, with the benefit of looking back four years and, she said, listening to sir cliff in court, it's clear the footage now seemed intrusive to other people. she claimed, because the bbc had accurate information from south yorkshire police about a high—profile figure, it was right to report. ms unsworth said... but the singer's barrister told her, "no serious investigative journalist could possibly have regarded your broadcast as complying with the bbc‘s guidelines." reporter: sir cliff, how was your first day? very good. with the evidence almost finished, the singer has been in court every day. he's claiming substantial damages from the bbc, who deny invading his privacy. lucy manning, bbc news. facebook has published new guidelines for the kind of content allowed on its site and created a process for individuals to launch appeals. facebook is trying to repair levels of trust following an alleged breach of data privacy by the british firm cambridge analytica

officers went into his berkshire home in 2014 following an allegation of an historic sexual assault.d any wrongdoing. he was not arrested and was not charged with any offence. the bbc argues its coverage was in the public interest. the head of the swedish academy, that awards the nobel literature prize, has resigned over a growing sexual abuse scandal which divided the institution. sara danius is the latest in a series of members to stand down. the organisation has been criticised for its handling of an investigation into the alleged sexual misconduct of a man married to one of its members. the volkswagen group's big boss matthias mueller has been replaced as part of a management shake—up. tthe new head of the firm behind vw, audi, seat, lamborghini, bentley and porsche is hairbert deess, he's a former bmw executive known as a fierce cost—cutter who is unafraid to clash with labour unions. joel kibazo is partner atjk associates and a former director of communications at africa development bank and joins me now. good to have you on the programme. what is your view on this? not someone

south yorkshire police have confirmed that they are searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliffures filmed from a helicopter of the singer's home being searched by police were intrusive. the singer wasn't on the property, she said. but sir cliff richard's barrister, justin washbrook qc, questioned her. now, four years later, does it strike you that other people would take a different view? she replied, yes, with the benefit of four years, and listening to sir cliff in this court, it has made me think other people may take a different view that this is intrusive. france unsworth also told court that she had given direction to colleagues in the newsroom not to show live footage from the helicopter. she was asked, why then were live picture shown at 3:a6pm that afternoon? i can only conclude it was a mistake, she said. she is continuing her evidence that afternoon. helena lee, bbc news, the high court. a 53—year—old man is in a critical condition after he was attacked outside anfield last night before liverpool's champions league semi—final against roma.. the victim has been named

south yorkshire police have confirmed that they are searching a property in berkshire owned by sir cliffpictures of police searching the flat were intrusive, but she accepted, with the benefit of looking back four years and, she said, listening to sir cliff in court, it's clear the footage now seemed intrusive to other people. she claimed, because the bbc had accurate information from south yorkshire police about a high—profile figure, it was right to report. ms unsworth said, "my instincts tell me that had it emerged that the bbc had chosen to ignore that story, in full knowledge of it, the public audiences would have questions for us about our role as a news organisation." "it would have looked potentially — not definitely, but potentially — as though we were not covering this story because sir cliff was a high—profile individual." but the singer's barrister told her, "no serious investigative journalist could possibly have regarded your broadcast as complying with the bbc‘s guidelines." how was the first day? very good. with the evidence almost finished, the singer has been in court e