critics say might actually make things worse boom bust bianca sheeny has more on that for us now bianca how long have you regulators been working on this proposal so regulators have actually been working on it since the beginning of the year but once bunco popular had their crisis about a month ago they really had been hitting the ground running to get this official proposal to everyone for their ultimate approval when a bank fails the impact stretches far and wide across the economy is that it operates in and even though it's been almost a decade since the global financial crisis so. countries still haven't agreed on how to deal with struggling banks and the european union a new proposal on how to do that could make the decision harder regulators are debating whether to allow banks to block people from withdrawing money from their accounts to prevent a bank run however the world would allow customers to take out a limited amount of money in case of emergencies it was officially proposed by the stony and presidency of the on july thirteenth but envoys haven't reached a decision on it yet ta

and when you hear her story and you see what happened here, you will understand how lucky bianca butler is just to be alive. i talked to her today by phone from her hospital bed. >> i didn't know what to do. i was praying for my life. almost about to die. >> reporter: it happened july 11th on south dakota avenue. a large dump truck from the ft. myer construction company runs over a woman as she's trying to cross the street. the victim, 23-year-old bianca butler. she's still in she's gone through eight operations. she is still unable to walk. she will never forget that day. >> he dragged me almost to my death. >> reporter: it took some time, but we finally got the police report on this crash. it says the dump truck was trying to make a right hand turn on to south dakota avenue. that bianca was trying to cross the street here, that the dump truck's right front tire rolled over her legs and then dragged her three, six, nine, 12, 18, 21, dragged her 67 feet until the driver heard her screams and brought that truck to a stop way over here. according to the police report, investigators determ

posts on social media boom bust bianca machinery has more on this for us now bianca this law will likely be enacted soon how long has it been in the works so this particular proposal has been in the works for a few months but the concept behind it which is known as the right to be forgotten is actually recognised in countries all over the world so it's not just an idea unique to the u.k. if you live in the u.k. you might be able to erase your old and embarrassing social media posts in a few months on monday the latest version of parliament's data protection bill was proposed by digital minister matt hancock in his statement he explained how the law could keep your data safe online and give users more control of it the bills in the variation we can remain confident. it would be people more control over intruding on brightstar and. needing people's consent to they use. if the bill is inactive that would essentially convert the european union's general data protection regulation into u.k. law u.k. residents would then be able to directly request that personal data and posts be deleted from websites like facebo

their posts on social media boom bust bianca she has more on this for us now bianca this law will likely be enacted soon how long has it been in the works so this particular proposal has been in the works for a few months but the concept behind it which is known as the right to be forgotten is actually recognised in countries all over the world so it's not just an idea unique to the u.k. if you live in the u.k. you might be able to erase your old and embarrassing social media posts in a few months on monday the latest version of parliament's data protection bill was proposed by digital minister matt hancock in his statement he explained how the law could keep your data safe online and give users more control of it the bills innovation and we can remain confident. it would be people control into the. meeting people's consent to the use of. if the bill is inactive that would essentially convert the european union's general data protection regulation into u.k. law u.k. residents would then be able to directly request that personal data and posts be deleted from websites like facebook the companies don't comply

she blew through how he and looked very comfortable indeed. as it stands biancad we just have they won more heat to go in the 200 metres. dina asher—smith doesn't have to worry about that because she won her heat and she spoke to phil jones afterwards. obviously breaking my foot this year was a great but i am going to try and run as fast as i can try and make the final and do everybody proud, i guess. can try and make the final and do everybody proud, i guessm can try and make the final and do everybody proud, i guess. it is a minor miracle ui and perform in this way when earlier in the uau at having to learn to walk again. definitely. i am so grateful to be here because there were points when i thought i might not and i would have to get over it but to be the great britain kit and being in front of this incredible crowd feels so good. the final heat is about to go and the athlete that we thought was going for a double after stunning in the 100 metres has not turned up to race. she isjust taking the 100 metres gold and not competing in the 200. the reigning champ

trump made it a priority when he was running in during his campaign but bianca it's not the same tune that he had during the campaign how the american businesses responded to news that. might not see as many changes as trump initially suggested and promised. so far we're seeing most businesses respond pretty positively to the fact that we will most likely not see major changes to nafta and that it won't be totally scrapped away with you know that doesn't mean that there are businesses that don't have their own grievances with that because they have been vocal about that but ever since nafta was implemented back in the ninety's it really tied together the three economies of nafta the us canada and mexico in fact you know on top of that dependency you know the jump in u.s. exports to canada and mexico skyrocketed in fact there are two biggest export markets we're talking about over a trillion dollars a year and you will trade so if there was a major change to now that there would be a major change to the u.s. economy and businesses and jobs and i mean most analyst estimates are expecting that if there were big changes to

to criminal activity especially global terrorism boom bust bianca she has more on that for us now bianka new f.b.i. documents are showing how isis leaders were funneling their money what website where they using to do it so isis uses a variety of digital platforms to do that but these new f.b.i. documents show that they were using e-bay which is obviously an online retailer and e-commerce website funnel their money so they're beyond just digital payment systems now they've moved on to new pastures. over a year ago mohamed el shaarawy was arrested in maryland after providing material support to isis but the case didn't turn out like some of the other ones we've seen in the u.s. this time around investigators discovered how the islamic state operated a global financial network using e-bay according to newly uncovered f.b.i. documents elsham now we pretended to tell printers on e bay as a cover for the payments he received from isis on pay pal and they believe the cash you raked in was meant to fund terror attacks a method investigators say was practiced by isis around the world and in fact the networks found all the way to ba

industries grow especially in the tech space it's uncertain how much outside growth will be able to offset the auto industry's biggest challenges bianca let's talk about the biggest challenges that are facing the u.s. auto industry what's causing the drop in sales that you were just telling us about there was a lot to go over a year or so i think. the most obvious is right. and left getting yourself for anywhere from ten to twenty dollars if you pool with another passenger can be as low as five dollars so it's very attractive to everyone particularly who are suffering with high amounts of student debt or their staff are suffering from stagnant wages at work they don't have the extra cash to lease let alone buy a car or so or a lift are very attractive same with car car sharing out. car and get around it allows you to basically run to car for an extended period of time right off the street or from your neighbors to those you know with technology at the touch of our fingertips has already uprooted the auto industry but then there are other challenges like electric cars with tough competition from tesla and then you have autonomous cars

areas but a new study shows just how strong that connection is in some american cities many of which are already struggling to provide affordable housing boom bust bianca sheeny has more on this one for us now are we talking about buying homes or are we talking about the cost of renting we're talking exclusively about renting homes so over the past decade more americans started renting instead of buying which pushed rental prices which then impacted the growing rate of homelessness and several american cities in some ways the u.s. housing market never fully recovered from the two thousand and eight recession potential home buyers into renting instead which explains why the rate of home ownership is still below its pre-crisis peak and that explains why rental prices continually rise and are starting to affect homelessness across the country in nearly every american city a jump in rent prices almost guarantees an increase in the area's homeless population that's according to a new study from zillow. it's own data and figures from the u.s. government but the scope of the impact varies depending on the city for example if there are five percent in new york

how this happened. >> the man charged in the road rage killing of chester county woman was an sent at amo. loved ones of 18-year-old bianca robeerson was outside of a courtroom today. he's is accused of sooting her in the dead. robeerson's father plans to sue his family in civil court. >> he took something away from us. he took our daughter. he took our daughter's life. we want our daughter here and she cannot come back. >> desper's form aarraign is scheduled for next thursday. >> a couple counting lucky stars after terrifying incident on a local draw bridge two weeks going it began to appen as driveing across it and it could connect the southern end to cape may. greg argos spoke with the couple that had the horrifying ordeal. >> shopping and dining on family paid the $150 toll and crossed through the middle fair priming. >> i've been on this numerous times every summer. >> jackie nathan says she noticed something didn't quite feel right. >> my wife said i think the bridge is opening. >> he accelerated and of course then we landed with the big impact on the other side on the concrete and other side. >> biggest impact i ev

bianca williams also spending for great britain a little bit later. so much to look forward to on the seventh day of these championships. there's a brief rundown of you can watch things. we know howjust coming through buying me, we will try and grab a word with laura muir. the men's triple jump final, cannot wait for that to see of me to get a world record. two finals later on in the 400 metres hurdles and the blockbuster men's 200 metres. will it be isaac makwala day? if he can win this race, it will be amazing. if he can do it. mitchell blake, kenny do it? —— kenny do it? we will keep you updated throughout the evening. british athletics were today that is all for now. you're watching bbc news. a widow has spoken of her "shock and horror" after a private gp who treated her late husband admitted failings in the case. dr peter wheeler, who was princess diana's doctor, has acknowledged he failed to properly monitor his patient by not arranging the recommended blood tests. 0ur health correspondent, jane dreaper, reports. a mother and son seeking answers. stefanos vavalidis died from liver failure after spending the last eight months of his life in hospital. his widow is suing the p

how this happened. >> the man charged in the road rage killing of chester county woman was an sent at a preliminary hearing this morning. loved ones of 18-year-old bianca robeerson was outside of a courtroom today. he's is accused of sooting her in the dead. robeerson's father plans to sue his family in civil court. >> he took something away from us. he took our daughter. he took our daughter's life. we want our daughter here and she cannot come back. >> desper's form aarraign is scheduled for next thursday. >> a couple counting lucky stars after terrifying incident on a local draw bridge two weeks going it began to appen as driveing across it and it could connect the southern end to cape may. greg argos spoke with the couple that had the horrifying ordeal. >> shopping and dining on august first the nathan family paid the $150 toll and crossed through the middle fair priming. >> i've been on this numerous times every summer. >> jackie nathan says she noticed something didn't quite feel right. >> my wife said i think the bridge is opening. >> he accelerated and of course then we landed with the big impact on the other side on the concrete and other side

doors even opened family and friends of bianca lined up hoping to see her accused murder face justice. >> i want to make sure he gets accused of what he did and how he did it. >> reporter: he is accused of killing her during a road rage attack. he waived his preliminary hearing. >> never even heard him speak. >> he tells us he would like to see the death penalty. >> there's no excuse. >> bianca was killed while driving to pick up supplies for college. this week would have been preparing for her move to college. >> while she was going to school in a criminal justice area. she would have been on the other side, bringing justice to other families who are losing loved ones due to senseless acts such as this one. >> reporter: we reached out to the attorney. he declined comment. the district attorney's office tells us they are waiting on the trial date. nbc 10 news. >>> new this morning president donald trump is once again weighing in on the controversy over the removal of confederate statues. he posted a series of tweets writing sad to see the history and culture of our great country being rip aid part with the removal of our beautiful statues and mon

how they should do it. but i think they pretty well have it underhand. >> bianca's father there speaking to our jeff cole. so as you heard there, their family is putting their trust in the justice system. now weaver not heard much from the defense attorney in all of this or from the suspect, david desper, we don't know exactly what defense they'll mount. now desper faces first and third degree murder charges, and that's what what we believe he will be arraigned. hearing set for 9:15 a.m. this morning. as you mentioned earlier bianca set to start college, moving into her dorm week this week, that's according to her father. >> cameras be there there. >> makes it so sad, she had so much life ahead of her. >> for sure, only 18. let's get to st. louis here, something happened overnight. >> well, a driver hit three protesters while he was trying to drive through a protest march last night. the protesters were marching in honor of kiwi herring, transgender woman shot dead dead bye police on tuesday. man and two women suffered minor injuries, and the driver was taken into custody about one block away from the sce

how supply chain management is a good example of this. was a great example of it because i was just mentioned by bianca our systems are tied together and globally we're tied together but when it comes to north america. mexico canada the states were so closely tied since nafta that it be very difficult to change things so let's see just the auto industry we know that each and every day trucks passed from the states to canada back and forth to build a single car so auto parts of moving back and forth between the two countries to change that would mean changing the whole entire system changing the industry we know here in nova scotia where i'm at right now in nova scotia we have thirty two hundred people that work for michelin tires there was some talk about moving some of the operations to the states or leaving some things in canada if you if you move this supply chain or try to change it around so companies will just get up and leave north america all together because they could actually save money by working from let's say europe or from asia so the supply chains that we have right now are actually helpful to the people that we have our labor m