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the usa through co mforta bly, the goal stood.he usa through comfortably, easy and all the drama in the other game because thailand we re in the other game because thailand were taking on chile and... in order to knock nigeria out of the last knockout spot, but francesco laura had this chance with the penalty laid on, get that goal and she had to the crossbar. did not have the chance to score after that, they did win 2—0, but they needed to win by more and they go home, and nigeria got through. lots of late heartache. a little bit of break—up on the line, we will try to stick with you. another group had more late drama as well. it certainly did. usa fans milling about. me talk you through the early games very quickly. i win against canada... they are really growing into this tournament, they are looking good. a big win for them over canada. justine no, christine sinclair got the goalfor over canada. justine no, christine sinclair got the goal for catalogue, five world cups she has now scored in and that's her 182nd international g

lead of almost two minutes going into the 17 kilometre stage, 26—year—old richard cara paz co mforta blymfortably held off his main general classification challenges to just become the second south american to claim the title. the ecuadorian, who was fourth on his giro debut last year, was unflappable on the circuit, that was used in the 1999 and 2004 world championships. american chad hagel w011 championships. american chad hagel won the stage, while the spanish contender was replaced on the podium. behind the home favourite nibali. after taking the pink race leader's jersey following the 14th stage, carapaz leader's jersey following the 14th stage, cara paz rarely looked leader's jersey following the 14th stage, carapaz rarely looked like with increasing the leader's jazzy. he extended his advantage over the next three stages, and then kept pace with his general classification rivals on the final two mountain ranges which —— stages which concluded in the dolomites, to concluded in the dolomites, to conclude the tour. south africa's cricket world cup campaign has taken another early blo

this has been gathering steam over the last few weeks, indeed the market is fairly co mforta bly weekspriced for an interest rate cut from the federal reserve in july, don't forget this would be quite a quick turnaround. we would have to see a lot more soft data, while the us has slowed it's not really a nywhere while the us has slowed it's not really anywhere near recession territory yet. but it could be next year. would you like to weigh in on trump weighing in on germany and russia? it seems an odd one for him to get involved in, what are the politics? trump has a number of europeans on his side, he has concerns that europe is to dependent on russia. russia has a lot of many people have been speculating that that could ease any trade friction which could arise from the eu and the us if the eu agreed to by some of that liquid national gas from the us. thanks very much, jean will be back later. more coming up. we'll be getting the inside track on search engine optimisation. that's the business of increasing the visibility of your website — we'll be getting some top tips on how to boos

more about the demand than the supply because traders do thing that we have more than and it creates bly on the market and with the us shale oil production moving only one way which is to the upside i think the supply concerns despite these hearts and geopolitical tensions are not superseding the demand element. and u.s. secretary of commerce secretary what were ross over the weekend tamp down expectations for u.s. china trade deal that could be struck when u.s. president donald trump and chinese president xi jinping meet at the g 20 summit later in japan this month mr ross said the most he expects is an agreement to resume talks how are markets reacting to that statement and what is the long term prognosis as the fight lingers on. you know market is in a very funny situation right now because even if you just look at the 2 had lines out of a c. and b. c. you see the market closing report which is almost being published right now on the c. and b. c. c. the markets are higher because of the optimism around the fed so this particular week is more about the fed and the fed meeting and what

but supporters of each pro ba bly left best.h probably left he had thinking their man was definitely the right one for thejob, for those man was definitely the right one for the job, for those still trying to make up their minds on who to vote for, there wasn't anything hugely new in there. in terms of policy we learn more from borisjohnson in terms of tax in terms of income tax rates which she described as middle to high earners and jeremy hunt talked about his plans for literacy. he seemed to have an anecdote for every a nswer he seemed to have an anecdote for every answer which may be an attempt by the foreign secretary to portray a bit ofa by the foreign secretary to portray a bit of a softer side to somebody who can sometimes come across as managerial and a little bit too nice to bea managerial and a little bit too nice to be a tough negotiator. anecdote in terms of meeting someone who has an issue. seems to have been all over this place in the campaign, he kept on bringing up the visits and the people that he met which can

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that can't go any place else to get their stuff to a consumer, you also have to, you, you in evident bly monopolies behave the same and you've got to have regulation of what they do once they get to that stage >> he add ed that expedia spends $3.5 billion a year on google advertising. back to you. >> thank you alphabet class a and krc shares down 3%. santelli exchange is next. rick what's after the break zbr i'zbl there's a lot going on with respect to digging into today's jobs report. we have just the man after the break. former chairman of the president's advisers don't want to miss it. coming up. >>> here's what's coming up on the halftime report this friday. stocks are surging tariffs are looming and inv investors are hoping the fed will be acting we're going to debate what you should be doing with the dow and s&p on track for their best week of the year. plus, a fresh new price target for chipoltle sizing up the stock along with a bunch of names and josh brown on his latest take with how the tax law is impacting your investments. see you then >> thanks. >>> and the dow right now up

wees can lated justify bly in my opinion through. the question is there an off-ramp? i don't see one. i hope we find one soon. melissa: let's point to the words in here. so you had, you know, their supreme leader fighting back against the president saying he is mentally impaired among other things today. the president snapping back now, if they blow up anything that is american, it doesn't need to be you know, human beings any longer, he is going to respond with force. is that a red line in the sand as some called it? >> yeah, i'm not sure what president trump's red lines are. he has element of the truth, iran has tremendous economic potential. has a very educated population. actually a very sievized forward-looking pro-western population. unfortunately reality the economic and political, social construct of the current leadership of iran won't allow that human potential to be developed. the fundamental matter here handy is the leadership of the islamic republic of iran is publicly, repeatedly committed to the literal destruction of israel. as long as they hold themse

took the first set co mforta bly, the event.nd but the tie—break and the deciding set also went to a tie—break. doing enough to take the title. an emotional celebration at the queens cup, 13th in the world and just won three singles match is going into the tournament. the grueling weekend continues, bear in mind he only has five hours playing yesterday, and is now an action in the men's doubles with andy murray and warming up there, murray of course continuing his comeback from hip surgery and you can follow all of the action on the bbc sport website. in the british number one has won the wheelchair final after beating gordon reed in straight sets, 6—2, 7-5, gordon reed in straight sets, 6—2, 7—5, in an hour and 28 minutes. and he is not the only match that the pa rents he is not the only match that the parents play today, joining forces in the doubles final later. added again, getting his wimbledon preparations of a perfect start by winning the title and having the record, the 20 time grand slam champion, beating david in strai

them --bly expect honestly, the decision is understandable. >> china is tightening its control of theernet head of the 30th anniversary of the crackdown in tiananmen square. users of wechat pay and why bow have been blocked from changing their profiles. the u.s. secretary of state says china continues to abuse human rights whenever it serves its interest. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you very much. next, when the cats away, trump ways into u.k. politics. back home, senate republicans consider blocking his mexico tariffs. we will get that story next and have the latest in london has trump continues his visit. we will be speaking to newsmakers, including the ceo of shell. all of that is coming up later today. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ for the last 10 years, it has been bad to be big. let's be realistic. it started after the financial crisis, you look at dodd-frank and the regulations that came out, i think big tech is suffering from a lot of the same pro

france having won their opening group game co mforta bly having won their opening group game comfortablycond match winning 2—1 they will want to stamp their authority on the tournament once again. if they can get a result tonight, that is. they will look to get plenty of goals tonight against a team who still have plenty to play for. derby cou nty have plenty to play for. derby county are yet to receive an approach from chelsea with manager frank lampard tipped to replace the rich year saree at stamford bridge after hejoined rich year saree at stamford bridge after he joined juventus. —— rich year saree at stamford bridge after hejoined juventus. —— sarri. derby say they have not received any enquiries about frank lampard and they say they want him to stay for they say they want him to stay for the long term. johanna konta has got her grass court season of to a winning start after beating the world number 20 in straight sets. it is her first match since her defeat in the semifinals of the french 0pen. cameron norrie missed out on one of the biggest wins of his career so far, losing one o

daily,bly the people's the most authoritative of the chinese official media came out with a statementovernment but failed conspicuously to mention carrie lam. this shows perhaps beijing is itself taken by surprise by this and will try to find some ways to ease the tensions that have boiled over in the economist city and autonomous region over the city. francine: let's also bring in stephen engle. he was on the streets for the weekend. if you look at the job description of chief executive of hong kong, how will that change after these protests? that is going to be a question you have to ask beijing. that is what joshua wong, the face of the movement five years ago told us in an interview a couple of hours ago. does she have an impossible job? i'm talking about carrie lam. you have to please beijing and please the hong kong people. often times their goals are very different. who is going to replace her if indeed she just stepped down as the protesters in front of her office -- that is her office back there -- they are surrounding her office. about 1000 stragglers from yesterday's estima