. >> and the best of the best, philadelphia magazine's best of issue hits news stands today. that cover. nice pizza. so, the surprising things you'll find, you know, they do the best restaurant, best place toss, who the best people, we will talk about it all and give you an inside scoop. >> i think it is their number one issue, people love, you know, rarely repeat, like restaurants, bars, and stuff like that. so people like to know. and i think that the people that read the magazine are the voters. >> oh,. >> of it, yes, yes, yes. so where is the best pizza, probably another -- anyway, somebody from philly mag is here. okay, so let's go check back in, did you hear what's happening? >> at the pal until. >> the palm, the renovated palm after a couple of years. >> is it done? >> phone for their charge at this tuscon l wall, so we shamed them into doing this for us. >> yes. >> it is bob kelly, sue serio, alex holley, then there is me, in my blue suit, and -- >> and you love your blue suit. >> would you say it is done, megan, in the control room? >> are they taking a lunch break?

. >> ♪ work it, work it >> ...and who wore it best?istinct shouting ] >> hollywood's first fashion cop... >> i said she looks like prince valiant in a panty girdle. >> ...catches stars in his dragnet. >> the worst-dressed list caused more of a fury than anything that i can remember. >> now his heir wants success for the dress. >> you know what, harlan? let's let them get into their underwear. >> what?! >> what?! >> ...and have a look. >> ♪ work it [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby in l.a. because -- hello? -- where else would i go to bring you the story of a high-powered publicist who gets a surprise inheritance from the fashion designer who invented the best- and worst-dressed lists? >> my name is harlan boll. my friend and client mr. blackwell was a well-known designer to the stars of the silver screen. when he passed away, he left me with 100 dresses that he had created, but i think what he was really giving was one more assignment -- to keep the buzz going about him. >> harlan, i'm

revenues are at best are up 5%.sult which has allowed us to continue to capture market share. >> the fixed income was difficult. we have seen some activities from clients there. >> it is true, if you look at our cid, which is related to our awkward institutional clients, it goes up with demand. sometimes there is higher demand than others, and if you compare to last year where there was higher demand, and the. of brexit discussions, you can see a linear with the demand. >> revenues are slightly down, 1%, when you expected to turn around. a real turnaround, and do you expect this turnaround to be quicker, given a new government? >> i think, if you look at our friends activities -- our activities in france, you see a difference when it comes to our commercial activities. in france, we are up 8%, we are there to serve our clients. we are in a low interest rate environment. france, when comes to we are of course, very supportive for a continuation of bestitive is this out like outlook that has been going on for the past

but will it be best anti— ? but could possibly want. but will it be best anti—? taught me about them as contenders for gold will stop a former goalkeeper, rachel, has been talking to me. we have heard so much about preparation and how the coach wants list the latest england team ever. you have spoken to the players, how well prepared as they? in fitness, they are 10096 fitter than ever. over the last six weeks, that final push, some of the drills, the pain barriers and mental barriers that they've gone through, they have come to pass. that has led them to be the fittest they ever have been. if that pays an advantage, that will be wonderful. let's talk about scotland, the one england take it because it with. scotla nd england take it because it with. scotland are missing some of the best players, but to you expect them to raise their game a little bit because it's the first time that a major turn on and it's england as well? yeah, put those two additional factors in and they were wanted, tear and shine. there have been a few self things going on between the sfa an

>> perfectly. >> best interview ever. >> classic.t do they have in north dakota, a convenience store? >> alshon jefferys and torrey smith blowing by the defensive backs. maybe the defensive backs aren't good enough. >> they are not good but a guy like alshon jeffery is making good catches in the league. torrey smith, a long ball threat. we see if that happens. they'll do the pony formation i found out this week, yo sprolesa dime packer. >> eagles making an interesting move letting alan barber go and isaac, naming him left guard starter. is this too risky of a move when you need to protect wentz all costs. >> they must like him a lot. >> warmack at times. >> they must like him a lot. they drafted him. he will get first crack at it. >> eagles nl they have one of the best offensive line in the national football league and it starts up front in the trenches. >> we know if we do our job, the offense will function. it will be very good. we have a chip on our shoulder. >> i think we could have won more than six games. we had a few big years

the best, the best, the best. >> best movie. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> we watched that when we were probablythat but that -- that's great, i love that movie. >> it's the best movie ever. >> jimmy: it's so good. all right, next question is, if a genie gave rob one wish, what would he wish for? [ light laughter ] johnny's laughing. >> oh, jesus. >> jimmy: he's laughing. he already's writing something. matthew's stumped. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's not sure what it is. >> one wish? >> jimmy: if a genie gave rob one wish, what would he wish for? >> that's so esoteric. >> jimmy: hey, man. this is -- it's 2017. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: genies give one wish now. all right, here we go. everyone's still writing. no drawing pictures either. yeah, all ready? matthew. still writing. what did you write down? >> live to be 100. >> jimmy: live to be 100? interesting. >> what do you say, johnny? >> more wishes. >> jimmy: ah, more wishes. that's a good secret one. >> i'm going with matthew lowe! eternal life! >> jimmy: wow! eternal life. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] eternal life. >> he's trying to look smart

we must also reform defense acquisitions to ensure that we are getting the best equipment at the best prices, so that our dollars are used only for the best interest of our country and those who serve. we do not want costs overrun, we want the best equipment, but we want it built ahead of schedule and we want it built under budget. [applause] this is the very least we can do for the patriots who have volunteered to give their sweats, their blood, and if they must, their very lives for our great nation. the commissioning of this new american carrier marks the renewal of our commitment to a future of american greatness. greater than ever before. remember that, greater than ever before. just moments from now, the captain will set the first watch on the uss gerald r. ford. and with god's grace, a watch will stand until the day she is decommissioned, 50 years or more from now. most of you who will man this ship today are just about 20 years old. together, you are embarking on a truly great adventure. the journey will require all of your talents, all of your efforts, and all of your heart.

and we won't stop until we have the best roads, best bridges, best airports, and best harbors and the best future we have ever had. plans are under way at the administration for a historic infrastructure bill and it's going to support a growing economy all across america. this week, is made in america week for our administration. the president's been fighting for american job creators and manufacturers and american farmers every single day so that your businesses, american businesses, can sell more american goods than ever before. and i'm here to report to you since day one of this administration president trump has been fighting tirelessly to repeal and replace obamacare. [applause] every day obamacare survives is another day the american economy and american families struggle. we all refresh the broken promises that made it possible for obamacare to get passed. you remember them? they said if you like your doctor you could keep it. not true. they said if you like your health insurance you could keep it. not true. we were told that health insurance costs would go down. that one wasn'

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temperatures in the mid—teens at the very best.eastwards and itjust holds onto a lot of cloud. developing low pressure around it. it does mean monday will be a story of some sunny spells, but just about anywhere could see showers. some of those on the heavy and thundery side and temperatures, high teens, low 20s at best. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. claims that firefighters didn't have the equipment needed to tackle the blaze at 6renfell tower. crews say radio problems, low water pressure — and a lack of tall ladders hindered their rescue attempts. good morning, it's saturday 8july. also ahead: doctors apply for a fresh court hearing for charlie 6ard, as experts claim there's a treatment that could help prolong his life. theresa may will come face—to—face with president trump at the 620 quite happy with today's outcome. we are hopeful and confident that charlie may get a chance.

olympic medal haul and as best male olympic athlete.aaron rodgers won best nfl player and shared bestth then- green bay packers teammate jared cook. another packer, jordy nelson, earned best comeback honors.the biggest ovation of the night belonged to former first lady michelle obama, who posthumously honored eunice kennedy shriver with the arthur ashe courage award for championing the rights and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities through her founding of special olympics. her son, tim shriver, accepted the trophy."once a great first lady, still a great first lady," shriver told obama as the crowd roared its approval. the patriots and falcons shared the best-game award for the super bowl, won in a furious comeback by new england.lebron james, a five-time winner last year, was named best nba player. mike trout of the los angeles angels won best mlb player, while crosby won best nhl player.the show's most bizarre bit involved bill murray accepting the best moment award for the chicago cubs' world series victory that ended a 108-year championship drought.wearing a red par

opening it for trump to go best deecialtion best wages, best skills. >> why would you throw sue per large audiencetives out there. that's why the president always says greatest, best. >> you can't go ultragreatest. that's weird. >> a senator from nebraska not a present, a nickel back all bm rnlgt a man from eric sanchez offered a beer. he delivered on his promise yesterday by sending a keerl of beer to his office. but he added in a bonus gift, a nickel back album. that's a look of anyone who has ever he received a nickel back album. i reject this gift, please leave and it's not the first time sas he blamed that by the way on senator or in hatch. >> why because i don't think or in hatch ever heard nickel back in his life. he's better for it . do you think nickel back maybe gets the raw end of the deal sometimes? >> they dorks but they need to lean into it. they just need to go with it. embrace it. you can reviewerred in canada and then in america you can be the oh, let's go to a nickel back concert. people start doing that just to be a joke. >> last summer i went to a white snake concert.

this is the best part. biggest hit makers was fats domino. bowzer: he could get the whole world to sing along. >> ♪ i found my thrill on blueberry hill ♪ >> ♪ just me just see what you have done ♪ >> ♪ tweedle-dee i am as happy as can be ♪ >> ♪ tell your mama tell your pa i am going to send you back to arkansas oh yes ♪ >> ♪ i was standing on the corner when i heard my bulldog bark he was barking at them gambling in the dark ♪ >> ♪ kansas city, here i come bowzer: in 1957, we started shaking to the sound of a piano player out of memphis, tennessee. the one and only jerry lee lewis. >> ♪ come on over baby whole lot of shaking going on ♪ >> ♪ come be my party doll come be my party doll , be my party doll i will make love to you ♪ >> ♪ bye, bye love bye, bye happiness ♪ >> ♪ one for the money two for the show three to get ready now, go cap go but don't you step on my blue suede shoes ♪ >> ♪ bebop balluhah she's my baby ♪ bowzer: back in the 1950's, we were just kids. we did not know anything. we were innocent.

is it best to take us dollars or pesos to mexico? take dollars.y best rates for mexican pesos are to be found inside the country. so take in cash and change it at one of the many casas de cambio. if you're heading for cancun and the riviera maya area, then euros or pound sterling are recognised and accepted at all the resorts. for the rest of mexico, though, us dollars are the only universally recognised currency. other foreign funds may be regarded with suspicion. whether you're travelling on a shoestring or a gold—plated credit card, i'm here to help, so e—mail your question to thetravelshow@co.uk and i'll do my very best to find you an answer. from me, simon calder, the global guru, bye for now and see you next time. and to finish this week's programme, we're off to canada and the magdalen islands in the gulf of saint lawrence. the waters can be treacherous and many ships have run aground on the rocks here, meaning that lots of people who live in the area now are descendants of shipwrecked sailors, who were washed ashore when their ships went d

they come to work each day to do their best and be their best.ord embodied this work ethic. he once said, the harder you work, the luckier you are. and i work like hell. our ship builders work like hell every single day. and i tell you that we are also pretty lucky. we are lucky to work in an industry that allows us to be part of something greater than ourselves. we are lucky to carry on president ford's legacy for future generations. and we are lucky to work alongside the best and brightest. when it comes to building the most complex ships in the world, luck has little to do with it. it is skill, craftsmanship, and an unwavering commitment to quality that gets the job done. building cvn-78 has been an exciting journey, from the early design concept to our keel-laying to the sea trials. we put her through the paces and tested all of our systems. we drove her like we stole her, and she performed like a champ. i am honored to say we has in that i have been here for every step of her journey. and because of this i can confidently say that this aircr

we must also reform defense acquisitions to ensure we are getting the best equipment at the best prices, so that our dollars are used only for the best interest of our country and those who serve. we do not want cost overruns. we want the best equipment, but we want it built ahead of schedule, and we want it built under budget. [applause] this is the very least we can do for the patriots who have volunteered to give their sweat, their blood, and, if they must, their very lives for our great nation. the commissioning of this new american carrier marks the renewal of our commitment to a future of american greatness. greater than ever before. remember that. greater than ever before. just moments from now, the captain will set the first watch on the uss gerald r. ford. and with god's grace, a watch will stand until the day she is decommissioned, 50 years or more from now. most of you who will man this ship today are just about 20 years old. together, you are embarking on a truly great adventure. the journey will require all of your talents, all of your efforts, and all of your heart. as you

best point of his life.t it was happening and with the end in sight, the american sealed the deal in a manner you would expect. the 24th seed into his first ever grand slam semifinal. the first seed, the champion, out. it is not all about andy murray this year at wimbledon. the double tournament, i've been a little bit sore but i tried my best right to the end. i gave everything i had so i'm proud about that but it was obviously disappointing to lose. at wimbledon. there is obviously an opportunity there. so i'm sad that it is over. before the tournament, it is over. before the tournament, it was very short—term, because obviously, you want to play wimbledon, you want to play all of the slams and give your best chance there. we were looking at short—term solutions and now obviously, managed to get through a bunch of matches and did 0k to get through a bunch of matches and did ok now, i will sit down with my team and look at the next step, looked a little bit longer term. the us open is six or seven weeks awa

best known as the master of disguise' on "mission impossible"... landau won the best supporting actor oscar for 19-94's "ed wood." funeral services are expected to be private, followed by a public memorial in august or september. there was a war at the box office this weekend... and this time-- the apes won. the latest installment of the reboote d "planet of the apes" franchise opened in first place with 56-and-a-half million dollars. "spiderman homecoming" dropped to second-place, week total to 117-million. "despicable me 3" finished in third. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - higher humidity to start the week - hot week ahead; mid 90s mid to late week - tracking storm chances (best chances early week) - high heat breaks next week today: partly cloudy. hot and humid. pm thunderstorm possible. highs: 88-92 feels: 96 winds: se 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. warm and very muggy. lows: 67-74 winds: s 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy. hot and humid. pm thunderstorms possible. highs: 89-92 feels: 98 winds: s 5-10 mph star behind bars. more on the c

once again, best car in the field. have to race another day to try to get to victory lane. >> we have new players up front. it has been all the 18 and the 78 up until this point. those two no longer are in front of the field. now you have matt kenseth. who just found out he is not going to have a ride for 2018 or doesn't know exactly what ride he will have. looking for a win to secure a spot in playoffs. >> yeah. kevin harvick, ford hasn't won here since 1999. we need to pay attention that make sure no one else comes to pit r t i see a few more peeling off, most of these cars make it on fuel from here towards the back half of of the lead left. as we say in those front six, new players, kenseth, harvick, think about blaney, the rookie. excuse me, smofr driver. feels like a rookie, even though this is his second season. he finally broke through and went to victory lane. he has been up front again today. just like kevin harvick carrying that blue oval. >> and outside of him, is denny hamlin. denny hamlin won last week. ne

our best performance since 2011. so it is very, very good.anagement. growth is back and profitable. profit is up 21% year on year. we said that we would resolve the capital issue, we have seen move capital rates are now 13%. we said we would cut cost. we have cut $1.9 billion in 2016, $600 million in the first half, so we will hit that target of 18.5 for this year, and we said that we would reduce risk, it is now 47% down. the sru is half the size it was 18 months ago. so we have been busy growing, cutting costs, raising capital, reducing risk. >> revenue is beating expectations, but flat somewhat. will that change? >> no, it is right on expectations, up 9% over the prior year. it is good to grow 9% every year. financial service is a very good performance. a bright spot. if you look at revenues, they grew even faster. revenues grew even faster, for the first time. if you look at the statistics, we grew 5% while other companies in the market grew through .5%. francine: on the swiss bank, it is one of the few units with high risk returns of cap

the best of the sunshine into ayrshire and northern ireland.ver further towards the east, dry enough in the northern half of britain and away towards northern ireland. 0nce half of britain and away towards northern ireland. once the rain has gone from the far south—east, wednesday shapes up to be a glorious day, not too much breeze. feeling pleasa ntly warm day, not too much breeze. feeling pleasantly warm with the temperature around the upper teens, low twenties. more details from —— for the rest of the week can be found online. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: donald trump junior says he's willing to testify about his links with russia during the presidential election campaign. victory in mosul. iraq's prime minister claims the extremist group, the so—called islamic state, has been defeated in the city after a brutal fight. unravelling the mysteries of jupiter's great red spot. juno gathering close—up data for the first time! and from the old silk road to the new. a special r

dickinson's® the best kept beauty secret since 1866.rs visit walgreens today. >>> do you guys remember some time ago, we showed you the video of these girls with the fuzzy lips? that online trend? they thought they were cool? >> the least kissable lips ever. >> uncomfortable and not particularly good looking. we're back with another trial of another lip trend. in this case it's the toilet paper lips, they got this idea from -- >> someone punking them? >> you would think. but there is an artist on instagram that uses toilet paper on their lips. you adhere it to their lips using eyelash glue. start applying lip color over it, and they are getting that very textured look. >> people on instagram sitting at home making stuff up. let's see if i can go viral. >> it gives them a 3d look. >> it's the kind of thing that would look good on a picture. >> but not on a face. could you imagine if your wife showed up like this? >> knees girls are going to hit the streets to see what people think. >> it's unique and interesting. >> some girls thought it

he's doing his best to add to ka rlovic he's doing his best to add to karlovic ‘s tally.heir matches. ican both serving well in their matches. i can tell you before we go that johanna konta has just i can tell you before we go that johanna konta hasjust beaten i can tell you before we go that johanna konta has just beatenjey su—wei of chinese taipei, she is safely through to the second round. thank you for watching, we'll be back on bbc news with another slice of summer from sw19. back on bbc news with another slice of summerfrom sw19. goodbye. music: nothing holding me back by shawn mendes game, set, match, murray. it's warming up at wimbledon this week. the tennis and the weather are both hotting up, particularly when you get to wednesday. they could be a thundery downpours on thursday as we see in a moment. let's look at today. this view from northern ireland today, the clouds rolling in and the rain isn't far. putting across northern ireland this evening, sticking around to matt and india tomorrow. by the end of that amount, it reaches north—west england and south—wes

the euro is the second-best using dollarhout for the benchmark. the corona is the best performer. 105. that forecast one dollar, three cents forecasts. wasn't just about europe today. we have the official factor gauge darling back. managing index slowing to 51.4%. down fromtimates june. domestic demand, the lower bars, ppi's. positive after negative prices over the last four years. and that the how to attack -- about to attack excessive cash >> we are seeing a weaker dollar index of 9313. at so much -- to them, it is little bit of weakness. i will show you some of the currencies i was talking about. littleadian dollar is a weaker today. the mexican peso the same. when it comes to indices, the g20 movers are seeing a drop elsewhere. and you can take a look at the commodities yourself. steel is rebounding a little bit. .> let's move it on central bank watches will be watching out for two big events this week. -- fallingl risk aversion to the precrisis numbers. >> is that a chart we should be cheering? >> i wish i could say the former. i'm still not quite sure that is the case. liqui

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yousef: welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets: middle east. the past inclusion for saudi arabia is a volatile one. muhammad is the strategist and thinks the upgrade process will not provide a straight path to riches, but also his views of qatar. are saudi too expensive but worth it? guest: i think they are a little expensive. banks are cheaper than the rest of the market. is the growthg and saudi arabia will be weaker than emerging markets and weaker than egypt so that is justified to some extent about the premium has become expensive. if you look at the history, saudi arabia peaks around 16 times earnings so we are close to that level. there is little growth, more activity coming in. more pain for saudi corporates, more pain for ex-pats. domestic consumption from the local population, but ex-pats are feeling some pressure. i think the story in saudi arabia will be a little volatile in corporate earnings. yousef: we do have some of the big banks supporting this week. we will get into the spending story later but i want to ask you about the inv

some call them the best of the best. some call them veterans.e call them our team. >>> when silicon valley meets the u.s. prison system, the result is our next story. it's a program that turns prisoners into entrepreneurs by to venture capitalists and leaders of some of the america's biggest technology companies. aditi roy takes us inside. >> reporter: in a room meant to holdeo >> my name is mark. i'm thrilled to be here. >> reporter: as silicon valley elites from companies like google and uber come face to face with incarcerated criminals. >> my heart is racing right now. >> reporter: in a foot-stomping, fist-pumping display that's not just for show. the point of this exercise is to turn these felons -- i took som. >> reporter: -- into founders. >> we are very intentional about breaking down barriers and creating empathy and leveling the playing field. >> reporter: this is a proriam nonprofit company called defy ventures. its founder is katherine hope, a former venture capitalist, who fell in with the wrong crowd and behind bars herself. th >>

machines, grow the best food and design the best technology in the world because president donald trump knows that made in america will make america great again. [applause] so with gratitude for his leadership and admiration for his unwavering confidence in the boundless capacity of the american people, it is now my high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to all of you the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause]

i will do my best to serve him. reporter: your relationship with the chief of staff -- is he your boss, or do you report directly to the president? mr. scaramucci: ok, so i will let reince answer that. i have no problem reporting to -- working for reince. i can only speak to my management style. i have been on wall street for 29 years. no one's ever worked for me. people worked with me. i believe in a lot of collaboration. if you do that, it is very empowering for people. i have no problem working for r eince. but listen, you guys are going to be very, very surprised about the relationship that i have with reince and the closeness we are going to have in terms of working to serve the president. he is the chief of staff. it would be foolish of me not to communicate with him, not to relay to him every single thing i'm doing. reporter: do you stand by some of the factual claims that have been contested that have been made by this administration -- 3 million illegal votes cast? do you now endorse all of those statements

i'm not sure this really kills best buy, though i mean, if you're going to shop at best buy, for thatn service, are you really going to go to amazon it's two different streams of buying it could help amazon get share wallet, but i'm not sure a best buy shopper shopping because it was local and they were just walking in is now going to go to amazon. >> you wanted to look around part of the case for best buy, certain products you want to sample in person i will say in terms of the stock reaction to best buy this news caught the stock kind of perched on a him right there a huge outperformer year to date maybe that's why it was more of a dramatic pullback. >> joining us into this conversation we want to welcome from the aspen institute, president and ceo walter isaacson in beautiful aspen. busy day for amazon and jeff bezos. how does the rest of retail compete, with already such high penetration of amazon prime day. >> what you said earlier was so right. they're building an ecosystem. and one of the cool things about prime day today is that if you do it with alexa start talking to it a tw

, so i think through it and hope for the best, so ithinki through it and hope for the best, so i thinkbout what i need to do. i am already thinking what i need to work on and make better and i think that is what makes a champion, when you know you're not quite at your best, andi know you're not quite at your best, and i can come back and go faster. the second gold this evening went to georgie hermitage in the tees 37 400 metres. she also won an emphatic style breaking the world record as she crossed the line. she has had the really difficult season with injury and she was worried she wouldn't get the chance to compete. it is the place that inspired her to get back into running but she has managed to compete and has broken the world record and i think she was quite relieved that she won the gold when she came to the interview. obviously the year has been full and to come out and perform like that is just beyond my expectations and i am trying not to start, because it is too late. this is my one chance. it is my one chance for my 2012 moment andl is my one chance for my 2012 moment and i

oil headed for one of its best weeks of the year as u.s.roup shrank, opec, and other producers agreed to further output cuts. we ask about future steps to rebalance the market. >> first, i want to start with saying we have analyzed the jvc report presented to us by the jtc. it did have good and thorough analysis. it is based on actual data, but also on forecasts. i can say that we have a fairly diversified range of opinions, which we have looked into. they will give us grounds to be optimistic. the gdp forecast, for example, we can see that they are being revised upwards based on the economics of the global economy. we believe we have solid grounds to assume the global economy is headed in the right direction, and this should boost demand. reporter: the traders i speak to and a lot of other key people, how much room do you have to maneuver in q3, q4? the situation changes. do you have the leverage to topt, make the adjustments get to where you want with those inventories, be it more partners, more cuts? give me a sense of whether everything

kind of the best. >> also the best, ryan's reaction when i asked him about this harry styles moment.have you seen the harry styles thing when he got locked up to a heart monitor, and his heart rate began to race? >> rye izing. >> no, it's not. >> he might have a heart condition. >> any message for him? >> see a doctor quickly, and make sure he is all right. >> harry's going to be okay, ryan. i promise you. >>> blade runner hit theet frs on october 6th, and chris hemsworth is back with mark rough low, and cate blanchett and marvel's first ever female villain. >> are you the toughest person in your household? >> always have been. >> kat tears it up. >> oh, i missed this. >> do you get huge, cool points for now being in thor at home? >> yeah, definitely. my boys and my daughter, too, have experienced being onset with me, and she thinks that's what i do all the time. she thinks acting is man any festing weapons out of your hands and killing people. >> so while kayte's opening up a can of you know what, tom hidel ston and chris were spooning on this jet. >> you have 24-hour days and trave

england's batsmen will need to be at their best.rica's best has been much better in the second test. vernon philander fired up and firing them down. getting keatonjennings and gary ballance inside the first a0 minutes. setting the tone, england needing a garden angel to get out of this one. chris morris' ball to new england captainjoe root, getting past the guard of anyone. the tourists were too good. you can hide your eyes, the only englishman with any success, alastair cook, soon out. on 42. another morris special. with it the game was surely over by lunch. definitely over straight after that. jonny bairstow and moeen ali making it easier for the south africans, both playing for shots and out. ben stokes a bit more unlucky. philander at his best with another piece of brilliance. if only england has shown such form. all out for 3pm. a 340 run defeat. not good enough with the bat, we prepared well for this game, two good practice days. did not assess the situation is quickly enough, something we have to work on. embarrassing first l

♪ >> welcome to the best of bloomberg markets: middle east.he major stories driving newlines -- the u.s. sets visa applications from six mainly muslim countries are limited after a supreme court victory for donald trump. we broke the news with ceo alan busoni. bloomberg's andrew joins us. >> it was like the two sides are very entrenched in their positions. one thing the crisis has been good for is access for the media. we had a briefing by the saudi foreign minister. we have a briefing by the country foreign minister. we have really had a lot of access on both sides trying to understand the points of view. that is a good thing. the bad thing is it doesn't seem as though the two sides are actually talking to each other or even through the mediator, it looks like kuwait is active. it is not clear that those are negotiations per se, more just touching bases. i agree with what you say, becoming entrenched and whenever they come out with the statement, it becomes very difficult to roll that back. you come and say that publicly. you commit yourself

pro, he's doing his best.le who invites you to see his cover band. yeah. [ laughter and applause ] pro, trying to make his mark at the g20 summit. con, looking like the kid that no one wants to sit with in the lunchroom. awe. [ applause ] >> steve: seat's taken. [ light laughter ] a little "forest gump" reference. >> steve: yeah, that's all. >> jimmy: finally, pro, trump is focused on repealing and replacing obamacare. con, everyone else is focused on repealing and replacing trump. there you go, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that is the "pros and cons." we're playing "catchphrase" after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what's going on here? um...i'm babysitting. that'll be $50 bucks. you said $30. yeah, well it was $30 before my fees, like the pizza-ordering fee and the dog-sitting fee... and the rummage through your closet fee. who is she, verizon? are those my heels? yeah! yeah, we're the same size...in shoes. with t-mobile taxes and fees are already included, so you get fou

giving us your best andy murray. thank you for watching.p. but for northern ireland and southern scotland, northern england it has been a pretty rubbish day with that rain and also quite cool as well. overnight that rain is easy. most of us staying well above single figures, quite a warm night to come across the south—east. tomorrow getting a little bit brighter. the sun breaking through across southern england and a range of temperatures, 15 in newcastle, close to 30 in southern england. so the heat is on for the next few days and without a chance on thursday in parts of england and wales of seeing some thundery downpours. hello and welcome to 100 days plus. north korea test fires a missile it claims could have reached the united states. the launch draws quick condemnation. president trump calls on china to act and end this nonsense once and for all. the european commission president unleashes on the european parliament for failing to show up, and threatens to not return. the wall of the old city in raqqa has been breached by allies there

you got to go give me your best creative most best performance -- funniest performance there.nner, i'm going to rent out an entire theater for them. they're going to invite all their friends, all their family, popcorn on me, soda on me, weed on me. no, i'm only kidding. >> jimmy: no, no, no. [ cheers and applause ] >> listen! [ laughter ] no. >> jimmy: no, no. >> no. not that kind of party. >> jimmy: he's not paying for the popcorn. [ laughter ] absolutely not. that's too much money. >> that's when you've crossed the line. >> jimmy: even with free refills it's not worth it. it's a lot of popcorn. he's not doing all that. hey, let's talk about "baywatch." >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is it, now, it's reality. [ cheers and applause ] >> there it is. >> jimmy: coming out this summer for memorial day weekend. i mean it's coming out the thursday of the weekend. the long weekend. >> can't wait. >> jimmy: it's a big, big, big comedy. >> big comedy. >> there's a thousand jokes in it. >> it's -- a thousand jokes. rated r. we really went for it. and this -- the movie's been with me for five

ian poulter is the best placed reddish player at three under par. rory mcilroy it is back in contention on 68. this was a day where mother nature through all she could at royal birkdale. jordan spieth last back. jordan spieth urged to shots clear of the field when all were being swept down the leaderboard. matt kuchar struggled earlier in the day, but unlike his ball, clung on. his second on four under, shooting a 71. as the weather turned, some started to lose their grip. rory mcilroy continued his recovery from a disastrous start yesterday to blow into the top ten. three birdies in his first six holes leaves on one under par, but with winds set to howl over the weekend, the championship remains open. you know, it was great to look scrappy, and it did. there was no wafer to look pretty today. i stole a few. —— there was no way for it to. i did not play like a pledge yesterday, but a stall a couple with a chip in and an eagle, and that is what you need to stay on top in this tournament. i have not played a major for a while. you'll be great to go it