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pvh the best s&p gainer. depot is the best dow component.behind netflix on the nasdaq. >> we'll get that report. i went over the lowe's quarter. it wasn't as bad as people thought. you referenced the home depot quarter. best buy has been a great tell because a lot of technology. because the story of the day that's not getting enough -- anywhere near the heat it should is hp. where you're talking about pc sales being up really strongly. printer sales being up strongly. i even thought about looking at staples. costco will have a good moment. and people are spending a lot of money on hardware. >> hpq benefiting from the weaker dollar. you want to watch it versus the yen where they have a lot of competition from other -- >> yeah. i think the stock -- i mean, a lot of people feel it ran ahead. pick that one up if it goes down. >> i did want to hit qualcomm versus apple again. we have a new -- new filing from qualcomm. trying to get an injunction to get apple to start paying the suppliers who make its phones. those suppliers have the royalty agree

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courtney reagan has more on what best buy is doing right. >> reporter: what a quarter for best buy. the best-selling category at the chuck electronics retailer were high-priced computers, connected home items, and gaming thanks largely to the march launch of nintendo's switch game console. the retailer has spent years cutting costs, closing stores, making the company more efficient. that part of its transformation is over. and now it's growing sales and grabbing share. best buy's online comparable sales soaring more than 20%. online strength surprising many as amazon's influence on consumers grows. >> best buy figured out under a new manager team a few years ago, where the store actually makes sense with consumer electronics online. they got closer with vendors, really focused on the bigger tvs, the service in the stores is better. now they're doing more in-home service too. they kind of figured out that part of the consumer electronics cycle where amazon couldn't really play. >> the ceo's tax refund delays did hurt temporarily. but when consumers eventually got the refunds, they sp

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the best part is to be clear about where you stand and what you want. the british people made the choice and i respect that and respect the view of other leaders who agree we cannot be half in, half out. we will need the european union and take control of our money, borders and laws. we will forge a new deep and special partnership with europe. but reach out beyond europe like new trade for our goods and services with old allies and new friends around the world too. we will make the decisions that matter to britain here in britain and the great global trading nation that stands tall in the world once again. if we get brexit right, we can use this moment of change to build a stronger, fairer, more prosperous britain here at home. that is the real prize. the goals to which we must work. because for too many people in britain today life is much harder than many team to think or realize. they are not fooled by politicians who promise the earth and claim no tough choices are required. they make those choices every day in their own lives and understand that p

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i don't think it's lynch's best film but all of lynch's back catalogue is best having in the best possibleed bag. we have, yes. the only thing i take away is see whatever you want, but king arthur... we are there. we got the message. did i make that clear? always good to see you. and you. thanks, mark. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching, goodbye. we had heavy downpours, thundery showers and persistent rain. this is a scene from buckinghamshire. you can see the dark cloud and heavy rain. we had hailstones and thunderstorms, which have been more persistent in the east thanks to this low—pressure. that is tracking north as we had over saturday. sitting across the north—east of scotla nd sitting across the north—east of scotland and with more persistent rain here. throughout the course of the weekend, saturday is a day of heavy showers and a bit of sunshine in between those. sunday, seco

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♪ erik: welcome to a special edition of "bloomberg best." am erik schatzker. 2017 marked anniversary for the milken institute global conference in beverly hills. michael milken started the conference with the goal of gathering the best minds from around the globe tackling the biggest challenges. this year, some 4000 people attended from policymakers, tech street's biggest power players. i had a chance to sit down with hedge fund legend ken griffin, the ceo and founder of citadel. we talked about the shakeout in the industry. mr. griffin: it is a shakeout for active management. we see the rise of passive money in etf's, index products. we are seeing money come out of active management to passive structures. as that happens, the money is not pursuing alpha in the same way. that should make markets less efficient which should create a larger profit pool for those who remain. passive will be bigger, active smaller, and the firm's best able to assemble, analyze, and incorporate information in their investment decision-making processes will earn o

the yorkshire set crime drama won best series and best actress for sarah lancashire.ilola, 0ur loved boy also won two baftas, including best supporting actress for i pray for justice and a couple of awards for plan the earth's snakes verses iguana chase. the mini series award went to channel 4's national treasure about a comedian accused of historic crimes. the bbc news won the award and joanna lumley received a standing ovation after she was received with bafta's highest accolade, the fellowship. egyptian archaeologists have discovered an ancient burial site holding at least 17 mummies, most of them fully intact, which could date back 2,000 years. the site was uncovered eight metres below ground near the nile valley city of minya, about 150 miles south of cairo. the mummies were elaborately preserved and therefore likely belong to officials and priests. work at the site, which is close to an ancient animal cemetery, is only at a preliminary stage, so the discovery could be much bigger. if you want to get in touch with us here at bbc news, you can do so on social medi

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if we want the best health and social care for ourfamilies, our want the best health and social careor our families, our loved ones we re for our families, our loved ones were going into the money to pay for it. paul nuttall says ukip has a bright future and voters will return in their droves. isa is a plea not to share information from the thousands of e—mails which has been hacked from emmanuel macron. there is a celebration at the festival of making. manchester city have a 5—0 win over crystal palace. good evening. the liberal democrats have pledged to increase spending on the nhs and social care, by raising income tax by a penny. they say the extra £6 billion would be ring—fenced in england. but scotland, wales and northern ireland would be able to decide how to spend the extra cash. it comes as party leaders are out campaigning this weekend. on the brexit negotiations, the prime minister, theresa may, insisted that she, rather than jeremy corbyn, will get the best deal for the uk. our political correspondent, matthew cole, reports on the day's events. with 33 days until the elec

the best answer anyone can give you is long, long ago.t did this area, what did this coastline look like back in the 17th century? >> so different, right? >> so different. >> there's moreland sk landscap. the sea wind into the land. >> maybe some houses like three or four there, but those weren't there, the church wasn't there. more church, maybe. in that time, horses were impossible. >> before the revolution, with no heating systems, you couldn't put water into the sea because the wind and rain was hard to maintain that type of living. >> duarte jimenez and his daughter are both used to speaking basque. they are used to basque cooking. >> so delicious. very, very good. i love these. >> how long do you think the basque people lived in this community? or does anybody know? >> 25 we were living he,000 we . >> so you're talking cro magnon? >> it's the only language that doesn't come from the same place. >> and the basque genetic signature is also seemingly unique? i mean, nobody is finding any relatives anywhere. >> they use people's dna fro

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we have the best military on the planet.will for his long as we -- as long as we have the best economy. if you are a liberal, listen to me. the chinese would love to have our economy. we have the best universities on the planet. there are great ones elsewhere, but these are the best. we start educating most businesses around the world. we have a rule of law which is exceptional. if you don't believe me, britain, russia, brazil, india, venezuela, argentina, china, india -- believe me, it is not quite there. we have a magnificent work ethic. we have innovation from the core of our bones. you can ask anyone in this room what we can do to be more productive. ask your assistance on factory floors. it is not just steve jobs. we have the widest and deepest financial markets the world has ever seen. ok? i just made a list of these things. maybe i missed something. it is extraordinary. it is extraordinary. and we have it today. yes, we have problems, but you know, when i hear people -- you travel around the world, get in an airplane

the drama one four best supporting actress. i pray forjustice. four best supporting actress.e a couple of awards including mussy moment for planet earth two, snakes versus iguana chase. the miniseries award went to channel 4 ‘s national treasure about a comedian in a closed of historic crimes. the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme won the news award and actressjoanna lu mley the news award and actressjoanna lumley received a standing ovation from the audience as she was presented with baftas highest accolade, the fellowship. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. stay with us on bbc one — it's time for the news where you are. most of us managed to catch a bit of sunshine today. on the whole pretty good day, different story for a monday, the cloud is already rolling off the atlantic. here is a weather system that will spoil the weather for most of us tomorrow. here is that clearer whether that we have got across the uk right now. the evening is looking clear across most of the uk but by the time we get to around midnight, we w

this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets:e east. a pakistan stock exchange has been elevated to the emerging market index. that's effective next month. this is as overseas money is draining away, despite being one of the better performers over the last year, foreign investors have pulled close to $200 million out so far in 2017. we spoke to the managing director. take a listen. have a huge respect for mark. i do take his comments very seriously. but i think we are reaching a tipping point both in terms of governance as well as market infrastructure, institutions, in 2015, we did a self-assessment. infrastructure, institutions, we were 65% compliant. i believe we reached about 75% this year. and sbc regulator was 95% compliant by next june. as far as government is concerned, i will only say that the current disclosure we had, the reckless environment and code of corporate governance, that is an international standard. yes, it is a narrow market but it is steadily moving up. >> i just want to ask you as well, then. with this an

i wish you the best of luck. thank you. >> thank you very much. very nice to be here. >> about 150,000 students graduate from nursing programs each year but it is not enough. there is a growing shortage of nurses. especially in rural areas. kate rodgers talked to a student in baltimore looking the advance her degree and her career. >> as a child, jasmine wanted to become an accountant. but a love of science took her down a different path, nursing. >> i find it is a great way to do science while helping people. >> she is advancing her career as a nurse practitioner hoping to be placed in a rural hospital like the one where she is eastern shore of the state. >> i enjoy the patient there's. a lot of them haven't sought care in a couple years because they don't know how important it is to go see a doctor. >> maryland is expected to have a shortage of around 10,000 nurses in the years to come and the university is doing its part to bridge the gap. >> our enrollment is up. we feel a personal responsibility to make sure that maryland has enough registere

a lot of this has to do with tech, the best-performing sector of the week, relative to the best stocksor the nasdaq. it helped of the nasdaq rise of third week in a row. some of the best weeks since november of last year. they posted a solid march quarter, beating estimates by 1.5%. there drug numbers were good enough. that stock went up quite nicely on those results. another winner, a software company. they are saying some of the bidders, could include bain and carlyle. they have a $23 billion market cap. they may not choose to sell themselves that all three of but it shot up higher on the week around as big investors. the possibility they may by cit rix. and analyst said it has to do with a report out of europe suggesting demand for travel is very strong. interesting, on the day the stocks were down as hotels say they will fight the monopoly these two online travel agencies have formed. it'll be interesting to see how that lays out. emily: we saw moves on the back of apple earnings, where did we end up? abigail: another record for apple. they put up a march quarter that was disappoin

last night he was back to his wise-cracking best. >> our son billy is doing very well. he's getting -- eating, he's getting bigger, he's sleeping well, he can read now, which they say is unusual, too. my wife took a little video of him today, you can see -- he's smiling because so many people donated to children's hospital, los angeles, either that or he has gas. we don't know. >> it'll be about three months before kimmel's son billy will need another heart surgery. until then, the infant is -- getting the best care from mom molly, big sister jane and an entire medical team. >> we've had a dozen doctor appointments since our son had surgery, you got a cardiologist, a pediatrician, surgeon. >> no doubt kimmel is getting spot from all his celebrity fans. kristen bell gave us an update on the family saying, everybody's home, everybody's nursing and everybody's gaining weight. >> and sarah silverman, jimmy's ex-girlfriend sent her best. >> i loved his monologue and i thought he was beautiful and eloque eloquent. >> what a humbling outpouring support. so many people made do

>> welcome to best of bloomberg markets. the major story driving the headlines in the region this week, they plan to stand by even after the reported soaring operating losses and despite the other european partner going into bankruptcy again. meanwhile the regulator of the saudi arabian force makes a play for foreign investors bringing its markets more in line with international standards. we spoke with the vice chairman of the capital market authority. and the reforms include a settlement cycle and it has also become the first in the region to permit short selling. we spoke to the c.e.o. of the middle east biggest equity market. >> what i would like to see is the growing number day after day and year after year. we have an ownership limit of 49% and we'd love to see a few achieve that level. >> the other big theme has been ipo's and we're hearing whispers of more family companies considering ipo's as well. how many ipo's are you looking forward to in 2017 to bring liquidity into this market? >> well, today after launching t

this is the best one. we will see what happens. have you seen the similarly hartline approach that was taken recently? it has been quite something. we are a british bank. we are here to support the united kingdom. the largest underwriter of european sovereign debt. fnce is very important to us, germany is verimrtant to us. we are continuing to engage with europe. i think it is in order us and for europe. the european union will require us to set up structures across europe that make it more robust and more within the fold of your. >> does the hardness of frexit determine how great the impact s? >> there could be decisions taken that might not be in the best interest of the free flow capital. if there is a couple of things that came out of the financial crisis as a positive, one is the coordination of the g-20. let's not inhibited by putting up barriers, the free flow of capital. so long as those barriers are not put up, they will be worked around frexit. >> relative to some of the peers, on the subject, you're an optimist. at least

best buy the best buy in retail right now? >>> it's back to the future for amazon. we'll, plain.he stock just a few bucks away from hitting 1,000 bucks a share for the first time ever. "power lunch" starts right now. ♪ ♪ got to get back in time >>> here is what else is happening at this hour, it's a good time to buy a house, if you can find one for sale. mortgage rates hitting the lowest level since november. the 30-year fix now 3.95%, but housing inventory, the number of homes for sale, remains very low in some cities. >>> the home of the little blue box is giving investors a gift. tiffany boosting its quarterly dividend by 11% and more departures at ford. this time it's global product development chief is leaving. >>> becky, thank you very much. folks, stop me if you heard this one before -- it's another record-setting day for your investments. we're in the middle of a six-day win streak propelling yet you heard scott and melissa say i but i'll say it again the s&p 500 and nasdaq hitting new highs. the dow not far behind. check this out, the nasdaq is now up 16 of 19 trading da

we determine the best use of taxpayer dollars. after all, the power of the purse lies in this building. it is the constitutional duty of congress to make spending decisions on behalf of the people that we represent at home. we owe it to our young people to would sure they have access to the best education possible in your department is vital in keeping that promise. many programs administer by the department of education like pell grants and those established by the individuals with disabilities act, idea, ensure young people receive a quality education. i have visited many wonderful schools in my district in new jersey, some of the best in the nation. i hear from students, teachers, and parents on a range of issues. in middle schools and high schools, i often hear about the benefits of a well-rounded , supported by the every student succeeds at. it allows students to pursue interests in the arts, music, physical education, as well as stem education and english. in colleges and universities in my district many students remind me t

they are the best laboratories of democracy.e should be highlighting those that are working well and encouraging others to emulate them. womack: in this, we are in total agreement. i yield back my time. cole: we have great interlocking career, tech system where young people go back and forth and get exposed to technical kinds of career that may be more appropriate for them. ohio has a similar system. i think we are the two unique systems in the country. i would go to my good friend from tennessee who has had to shuffle back and forth and do a lot of hearings. mr. fleischmann, you are up next. rep. fleischmann: it is a privilege to have you here before us today. i represent the people of the great third district in tennessee. was over at the energy and water subcommittee, so there was a big delay. would like toi mention how impressed i was with the emphasis you placed on school choice. it's imperative we give parents the options they need to make sure their children are properly prepared for the future. i was especially impressed

so alternate, first off ramp your best bet there. and then restarting the vine construction, nobody likes this one. it is closed tonight. between broad street and the schuylkill, between 11 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. so just a heads up it, might affect your morning commute just little bit. more construction about last week's water main break, and clearing today, third street closed between walnut and chest null until 4:00 p.m. today. expected to clear, so until then, you will have to use the alternates, fifth or seventh street, probably going to be your best bet. and more to talk about coming up in the next ten minute, jim, back over to you. >> world news isis claiming responsibility for a big explosion in central baghdad at least 15 people were killed, 27 injured. investigators say the explosion came from a car, that was packed with explosives, and was set off by remote control. the explosion comes just days into the muslim holy month of ramidan, which is often marked by an increase in violence in iraq. >>

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♪ yousef: welcome to "best of bloomberg markets: middle east."'m a yousef the mellow dean. -- yousef gamal el-din. a big week for the middle east with a top-drawer visitor and globally watched election and business deals running today -- into the hundreds of billions of dollars. it was a powerful message for reformers and young voters. that opens the door for iran's relations to the outside world. then, attention swung to saudi arabia and israel as president trump began his first foreign tour since the election. defense and security were at the top of the agenda. then, there was all the buildup for the opec stocks with oil rising on speculation that the production curbs would be extended. but it was business as usual for the rest of the week. jpmorgan and other prominent officials accompanied the presidential to her. he talked about the prospects inside saudi arabia. >> the world is going to double in size in the next 15 years. there are plenty of opportunities and threats. competitors around the world. we have spent a lot of money and technology

was he one of the best? david: was he a best president?s one of the top presidents, no question. was he perfect, by no means. charlie: nobody is perfect. but was he in the top 10, wilson? david: i never ranked presidents, but yes, i would say he was. certainly, washington was a great reader of history. so was obviously, adams and jefferson. and theodore roosevelt began a quite good naval history of the war of 1812 when he was a student at harvard. and of course, franklin roosevelt was a reader of history. eisenhower was a great reader of history. truman, as we said. kennedy. barack obama, great reader of history. barack obama recently, in fact, on monday, i said, i happened to meet with him for a future project. i said to him, how is the memoir coming? he said, i have already written two chapters. i said, what? that's amazing. he said, when i was out in tahiti, i started writing immediately. it is not a history, but a memoir. david: it will be an important book. charlie: because of his unique insight and capacity with words. david: absolut

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that they get the best start in life as possible. and that cannot happen if we make misguided cuts to education. i look forward to a robust discussion today and i thank you for being here. >> i think the gentlelady. we are privileged to have the distinguished chairman today. german, the -- chairman, we would love to hear whatever opening the market decide. >> we look forward to your testimony in hearing your frank and candid views on any number of issues. the hearing is an important part of oversight duties of this committee. natalie formally received the administration's budget request, we will undertake a thorough analysis of each and every budget. we look at the each and every budget line, question witnesses, and demand critical spending justifications and only then will make our own determination on the best use of tax dollars we intend to put forward a complete set of bills that adequately fund important programs over working to eliminate waste and duplication. i will work with chairman call, ranking member the lau -- delaura to

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take best buy. here's a company that most of the cognicente view it where you can check out hardware before buying it from amazon prime. the thing is that view couldn't be more mistaken which is why the shorts got their bell rung today. best buy. best buy is and always has been and always will be about new product cycles. when there's a huge new product cycle it can produce fantastic nulls. when there are several sterling products hitting all at once results can be as spectacular as they were this morning. when best buy reported a gigantic upside surprise that astonished nearly everyone. 21%. because it reported 60 cents of earnings per share. same-store sales increased by 1.6% much better than 1.5% decline in the forewassing but that's a prosaic almost dodge of a reason. here's why it really caught fire. simple. we have two new gaming products cycles at once and a new home cycle that more than offset any possible damage that amazon could do to this chain. the new gaming cycle is all about the ninte

they are supposedly the best side in the world.bright start was cut short, he ran out ina bright start was cut short, he ran out in a cruel way. but fortune can bea out in a cruel way. but fortune can be a fickle friend, in came ben stokes and he was promptly dropped twice in the first two balls. they we re twice in the first two balls. they were costly errors. stokes had been in doubt for the match, but any question over his fitness now was forcibly answered. his worst england is immeasurable. his worth to this innings was 101. south africa are now chasing 331 to win. it was a task they set about with calm assurance, but had they waited a little too long? with quinton de kock and 98, disaster. david miller tried to pick up the pace, but it wasn't enough. south africa, the best side in the world, and england have just beaten them again. in the mall and unassailable 2—0 lead with just one match to play in the series. arsenal asked a 1—0 ahead in the fa cup. more later. goodbye. it has certainly been going on today, i don't mean the

i want to know their best practices, and then my best practices, and what we do, it becomes our bestwe do a lot of adapting so that -- i think, david, a keyword is to create ownership, you know, where everybody owns it and where they feel like they are not playing for the u.s. they are the u.s. and in order to get that feeling, we incorporated a lot of work with our military, so that they could get a feeling of what it was to serve our country. and no greater part of our society than the military to teach that. david: so the three olympic teams that you have coached, how would you compare them to the dream team? mike: well the dream team in their prime -- there are 11 hall of famers on that team. christian laettner is the only -- he is a college hall of famer. in their prime, there is no team like that. the beijing team was really good and could hold their own, but there is no team with the accomplishment all in their prime that was better than the dream team. david: but did you ever think you could lose the olympics? mike: oh, yeah, yeah. i think we can lose every game. if you don't

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