yes, it isa scandal for bt to content with.tructure its business. its global services business which provides it solutions to business network solutions, notjust in the uk, it is slimming back down. it says it does not need so much old—fashioned infrastructure says it does not need so much old —fashioned infrastructure and says it does not need so much old—fashioned infrastructure and it is getting rid of 4000 back—office cuts to cut costs. a lot to content with there. bt is to shed 4000 jobs. it is a new overhaul. it is a new overhaul. you're watching business live. our top story, shares in snapchat‘s owner have plunged in after hours trading after it reported disappointing growth in the first three months of the year. let's quickly check on what the european markets are doing and it is not a lot, as we have just discussed with lawrence. all eyes will be on the bank of england as far as the inflation report is concerned. the interest rate decision will be at midday in the uk. think of tech names that are known around the world

global services is an important business for bt.ize that the market is changing, technology is changing and we need to change the business so we are announcing today a transformation of the real focus ond a our global customers which may mean we will not focus as much on the domestic is this outside of the u.k. anna: what does that mean for bits of the business you will hang in -- onto and bits of the business you will sell? what is clear is our global customers at around 200, we have a good business, a good relationship, that will be our focus. we increasingly invest in platforms that use the cloud and the global network. over time we will do prioritize some of the local businesses and that may in time made that we dispose of one or two. that is not part of it. not makingng you're an announcement about selling italy. people said given what happened with that be the first? guest: we can transform italy, we can fix it. we have new management in place and that is what we focused on today. manus: let's get to one of the issues here. yo

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bt is cutting 4,000 jobs over the next couple of years.. profits came in at 440 million pounds in the last quarter. that's a drop of almost a half. there's been a warning from the bank of england about inflation. it says the impact of the fall in the pound after the brexit vote is already starting to force prices up. it also said that growth in wages was weak. this came as it kept interest rates on hold once again. helal miah, investment research analyst at the share centrejoins me now. low growth in wages and higher inflation, this will hit us in our pockets. yes, they have downgraded 2017's gdp forecast only marginally, but inflation is rising as a result of sterling's fall and that has been hitting the consumer sector pretty hard. 0ne hitting the consumer sector pretty hard. one thing we are noticing is that the wage growth for the last couple of years and this year will still be relatively weak. but the positives are at the fact that in 2018 and 2019 the bank of england has marginally raised its growth forecast and it does expect a rev

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for algae bt that means victories like larry g. quality and the effort to prevent unfair discrimination in the workplace could be further restricted and i am concerned about what the republicans will do for a to be funding, education, treatment and prevention. i am extremely frustrated because we still don't have a cure or vaccine. we do have the knowledge pdf to stop this so people with the of virus you're treated regularly who can afford the medication have access to medical care they can diminishes though sufficiently taken not translate -- chris with the disease and others could present from being infected but the strategy is only work when of population has access to those life-saving medications. >> caller: i'm in atlanta. i am a black gay activist and 67 years old. so deceive the increase of the hiv rate with the black community may be you can give me some insight live the community rose up. >> so why do you say you made the distinction between the black-and-white gay community? >> back in the '80s when aids first hit this c

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. >>> the client to care -- santa clara bt eight said the decision by levi's stadium and u2 to performeyond the city 10 pm curfew was an expensive decision for the transit system. bta said they plan to have its last translating the stadium where the concert was held by 11 pm. instead, that's when the concert let out. the vta had to run a special concert trained an hour longer than planned. that cost $61,000. the vta said it requested reimbursement from the stadium and from the 49ers but that has been denied. now is proposing charging venues including levi's stadium and others for extra services. >> that policy basically defines the cost and defines how we can recoup that money from the specific venue. >> we have to look at the whole situation. what are these monies requested? how are they justifying these funds? and these payments? >> santa clara officials said they are surprised by the idea since they never had to pay before but they understand the need to talk about the idea. the vta board is expected to take up the proposal at its meeting on june 1. >>> good news for caltrain and it

bt there are many who feel that donald trump, for whatever reason, is not behaving like a man who wantst. aleem maqbool, bbc news, washington. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. polls have opened in iran's presidential election, with the incumbent hassan rouhani seeking a second term. he's the moderate cleric who negotiated the landmark nuclear deal with world powers in 2015. his main challenger is ebrahim raisi, a hardline cleric close to supreme leader ayatollah khamenei. if no—one wins more than 50% of votes cast, there'll be a run—off next week. american planes operating over syria have attacked a convoy carrying pro—government militia. a statement from the coalition says the militia were moving towards a—tanf airbase, near the border with iraq, where western special forces train rebel groups fighting the extremist group, the so—called islamic state. police are continuing to hold a man who drove into pedestrians in times square new york. the man, believed to be 26—year—old richard rojas, is believed to have been arrested on two previous occasions for dru

bt there are many who feel that donald trump, for whatever reason, is not behaving like a man who wants aleem maqbool, bbc news, washington. on friday, president trump embarks on an ambitious foreign trip — four countries in eight days. first stop, saudi arabia, and the bbc‘s chief international correspondent lyse doucet is already in riyadh. this is feeling very pleased that president trump has chosen this city to be the first stop on his very first foreign visit. when we met the saudi foreign minister today he used words like milestone and landmark. he even told me it was a diplomatic coup that the president would be stopping here first. and notjust stopping here first. and notjust stopping to meet the leaders of the saudi kingdom. this will be the mother of all welcome is because president trump will also meet all of the leaders of the gulf arab states and the saudis have invited all the members of an arab islamic summit. so they are proudly saying that 37 kings, presidents and prime ministers will all be here in saudi arabia, emphasising the importance of the saudi arabia is playing

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bt there are many who feel that donald trump, for whatever reason, is not behaving like a man who wantst. we're going to stay in the states for our next story because in new york's times square an 18—year—old woman has died and 22 people have been injured after a car was driven onto the pavement, knocking people down. the driver, a 26 year old former us serviceman, is in custody. police say they don't think it's terror—related. they say the man had previous drink driving convictions. the worst went through my mind of course and that is why the mayor and i came here as quickly as we could. we spoke to the detective chief of manhattan south and we quickly determined that at this time it does not appear to be terrorist related. same thing exactly. obviously we know the times we're living in and we know it's a dangerous moment in history. i also had...the second i heard it was times square, i knew there a tremendous police presence, but as we have learned more, again, there is no indication that this was terror. also making news today: a centre for syrian orphans has been formally opened in

press secretary sean spicer arguing b arguing byi bs arguing bt arguing b arguing bte arguing bm arguing be arguing by grand standing and politicizing it comey created pressure on our ability to engage and negotiate with russia. mr. trump has repeatedly denied cooperation with russia. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt and there is no collusion. >> reporter: on wednesday a smirking vladimir putin dismissing the white house meeting as political schizophrenia. for president trump, even playfully chastising his foreign minister for not sharing the secrets he learned. for president trump, the bombshell capping another whirl wind week of crisis. >> probably the greatest concern that i have is that the white house doesn't seem to understand that lose lips sink ships. i think the president has got to learn he can no longer have the behavior that he's had in the past that he's got to taste his words before he spits them out. >> reporter: tonight the white house says the russia investigation would have always continued with or without james comey and again, they insist the real story here

his case, and that of his partner, have sent a chill through the lg bt of his partner, have sent a chill more careful. i should be more behaved in front of the society. it could happen to me, the point that makes me scared. the province was given the right to impose sharia law in 2006 in the wake of a devastating tsunami that hit here, part of an end to the separatist war. the mayor of ache, when she was elected she vowed to get rid of gay people in ache. translation: i want to save the next generation. imagine what it would be like if the whole world started to like if the whole world started to like the same gender, and diseases spread around the world. thank you very much indeed for watching. we will be back at the same time tomorrow. see you then. goodbye. hello there. the details look a little more uncertain, typically, as we head towards the holiday weekend and beyond. but there is a trend that we can follow. before then, things are more clear—cut. instead of low pressure and lots of rain like last week, it is high pressure and little or no rain this week. the position of the high

one of the airports along with heathrow affected by this global it systems failure that bt are reportingmagine how much congestion that has caused. not just a heathrow and gatwick but also in other airports in this country and beyond. of course it is interconnected. company saying, we have experienced a major it system failure that is causing a very severe disruption to flight operations worldwide. they are saying not aware of a cyber attack though, at the moment. passengers we have spoken to have been waiting at the airport, saying there is not much information from ba and they would very much like to know more about the plans from 6pm onwards. some people have been waiting since this morning to catch their flights. very little detail coming to them. it seems, from british airway. they are scrambling to get things put back to normal. we will keep an eye on it. and bring you more throughout the afternoon. president trump's son—in—law and senior advisorjared kushner discussed opening a secret communications channel with the kremlin, according to media reports. the fbi is investigating mr

bt is to cut 4,000 jobs over the next two years as part of a major restructuring.is not escaping unscathed. he is losing his bonus after an accounting scandal at his italian business. moffat struck almost a half to hundred and £40 million in the last quarter. that not—for—profit strop. back now to that report from the bank of england. it‘s forecasting that prices could rise more quickly than expected. that‘s because of the impact of the falling pound in the wake of the brexit vote. here‘s what the governor mark carney had to say. the projected inflation entirely reflects the effects on prices of the fall in sterling since late 2013, a depreciation caused by market expectations of a material adjustment to the uk‘s medium term prospect as it leaves the european union. the contribution to inflation of higher import prices is likely to fade gradually throughout the period. the extent to which domestic cost pressures pick up all the time and where cbi inflation settles towards the end of the forecast. mark carney. so what will this mean for our pockets? alix stewart fro

state debt,bt federal debt, sovereign debt is now without risks. the quote you put up, the truth is that, bondholders based on the health of the issuer.of puerto rican economy has been for ten years. any bondholder care to take risk ofuld have known repayment for 30 year bond for an economy that is shrinking much higher than for the risk of a 30 year bond for an economy like california that's growing. at the end of the day, that's the issue. in.hank you for coming jim millstein. noon eastern us at tomorrow. your questions about puerto rico's debt situation. pleasesk you a question, bloomberg.net. it's time for bloomberg business flash. stories in business the news. australia block attempt to main thee market according to -- quote,treasurer unthinkable. elliott is meeting with chp investors in australia to outline proposals for a corporate overhaul. and risks outweigh bin ladens. -- benefits. shows americans feeling better about their finances. whether it's a good time to spend. that is your bloomberg business/update. ahead, apple were a bond fund,

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a sucetr anha bt,e e il thbrhtean t wld ofop catit jti, d oorni. wh arins oevy re, lionnd css snd geer f t rhtofll fo women, as wella as men, for our immigrant heritage, for lgbt citizens, for the belief that we are all equally god's children, when we recall that we all love this country deeply, when we remember what america truly means, then and only then be strong at home and a stronger leader in this complex world. the choice is ours. we can either squander our greatness, or build a common future based on respect for the dignity and value of every american and all mankind. together, let's ensure we make the right choice. thank you. [applause] >> please welcome to the stage senator amy klobuchar and jennifer palmieri. >> good morning, everybody. >> hello. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us today. you are from minnesota, and it is a politically diverse state. >> thank you, one person. [laughter] >> and you're not the only -- as it turns out you're not the only person from minnesota. >> no. >> it's a politically diverse state,

we're coming right back, more with ann coulter as we convert her not only too trumpism, bt to trump himself sure to stay with us, we'll be right back. vote in our poll, question is, do you believe that president deserves high marks and fore bear an for dealinance for deal- >> no. lou: no offense to anyone, don't let ann in anyway color your response. cast your vote on twitter. follow me on twitter, like me on facebook, follow he on instagram. on wall street stocks closed higher, dow jones industrials 36 points higher, and nasdaq up 4, a new record high for nasdaq, volume on the big board approaching 4 billion shares. apple shares, falling in after-hours trading, reported earnings that beat targets but missed on revenue, expirk and ie sales coming in short. and auto sales disappoint as well in april. and a reminder listen to my report 3 times a day, coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >> up next, stephen colbert, nasty. anti-trump monologue, we'll have it for you. and we'll ask the question, would he have said the same of a previous president? gotten away with it? later on, leftist pr

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stunned to see what floojd white house press secretary shouts as cars from a motorized lectern it's btress melissa mccarthy part of a skit airing on the show no doubt. nbc had no comment on the stunt but the network is clearly not unhappy. with spicy. >> and many times he will say that he watches "snl" and watches mccarthy. >> how could you not. >> tomorrow night 8:30 and tlen the rebroadcast. >> no matter who you voted for it's funny all around. >> take it away jeff. >> were weather this weekend looks good. only thing we're track something increasing wind and we also have updated rainfall chances in the seven-day forecast. >> and i have heard from so many of you. what is causing all this cold weather coming our way? is it has everything to do with the cold dome of air sitting across the west. this is why we're seeing this unseasonably cool air move in throughout may and there is another reason why it's sticking around the next four days. this trough of upper low pressure is going to basically sit in the same exact spot, counterclockwise spin around act like a conveyor belt pull in the

that he's a shining example and beacon of purity and that donald trump tried to obstruct justice a o btou don't have proof of it. stand up in a court of law. the fact is that he can obstruct justice. >> i'm specifically speaking to your point in making an evaluation about his character and integrity and i'm pointing to specific examples of what he was acting in it. >> it might not have been illegal.l. it might be politically unwise or painful to go through but i think that the democrats leap to impeach after hearing anonymous sources is a little bit of a stretch. >> they shouldn't moved to impeach now but let's clarify something. it is not a political issue. when he said lay off my boy, that is obstruction of justice. >> much more to come on "the five". some advice on how to react to the recent news. can't wait. that's straight ahead. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. hi, i'm frank

we are speaking to you in rome, italy, so there is a littltle bt of a delay.an you talk about who javier was, the reporter who was gunned down this week right next to the offices of the newspaper he founded?? >> hello, amy. mehas been very sad days for and for hundreds of journalists in mexico because javier valdez is our friend. .avier valdez will always be and thish his words speech in 2011. this is javier, a very brave man. this is javier, the journalist that believed in the courage to work for the mexican society at in liberty to take their own decisions. i memet him many years ago. i saw him the last time at the beginning of this year. he was laughingg, as he used to do. he was worried, as may, about all of this violence in sinaloa. the cartelied about after the arrestst of el chapo course, is after, of extradition-- his to federal court in new york. javier was and is and will always be a very honest journalist and a friend, a brother for me. amy: so talk about his newspaper, where he was gunned down, and talk about what he was taking on in mexico and who

bt first amendment. unless i go all george carlin on you. and we have to keep this dinner pg. so i did what a modern person would do, i gook willed. i mean i asked alexa, i mean i asked siri. about jokes about the first amendment. not much luck there. not due to the technology. of course. there are many stories about someone making a joke of the first amendment and countless stories about whether the first amendment does or does not cover jokes about mothers in law, police, or various ethnic and vrabel minorities. the answer by the way is yes, yes, and yes. seriously, i can't remember a time in my life when the freedom of the first amendment were more at the forefront of the national conversation or more threatened. later this week we'll release our first quarterly report on the state of the first amendment. we created a panel of 15 scholars from across the political spectrum to grade how are we doing on each of the five freedoms. the composite grade they give us right now is c plus. freed ox t freedom of the press is a c. freedom after sembly and petition, the forgotten freed

>> dallas police report that a dallas plaintifirefighter has bt and taken to the hospital. he's now in surgery for gunshot wounds. there's also the possibility that another person, we don't know whether it was a firefighter or police officer or citizen, has also been wounded. the city police department put out a city wide alert. that's a rare emergency alert calling in all available officers to the scene. of course, as we remember, dallas was the scene of a tragic shooting last july 7th. five officers were gunned down in an ambush situation in downtown dallas. this shooting is taking place about three miles from downtown, just east of the downtown area, in an area near the firefighter training academy. we don't know if the academy has anything to do with this shooting, but it is about two blocks away where police have called for a city wide alert, calling in all officers. they've cordoned off an area about two miles in diameter around the area, trying to pin point exactly where this gunman might be. they believe he may have run into a house and they are currently trying to

. >> and if he was the king of the night, the princes of the night were members of the k-pop band bts are the top social artists. >> it should be noted this group from asia is -- this is the first time anyone other than justin bieber has won the category and they smashed the competition with over 75% of the vote. a lot of people wondering who are they? they were trending overnight. listen to their music. you might recognize some of the words. ♪ ♪ my best friend >> my best friend. >> it's a pop group. >> they were adorable. so this is the category where they ask the viewers and the fans to nominate their favorites, and they were on the red carpet fanning out even bigger than the actual fans were by all the celebrities they were surrounded by. >> they are huge in asia. also huge in asia and elsewhere around the world, it was the 20th anniversary as you know of "titanic" and celine dion performed the movie's theme song and sent us all back to the movie theaters, back in 1997. >> leonardo dicaprio again. it's all about leo. at the billboard music awards. this is such an emotional performa

an incredibly professional and my bt hate crime that knew how to interact with me that had resources and background to in that very moment move forward from that incident and i rarely learned from my local precinct but they were prepared to interact with a crime victim in that juncture. i think it starts with the right resourcing at the outset because the effects are lasting inconsiderable. i know that for myself i've had incredible night of support for my community. it's a real source of support but i do know that most of the people that have reached out to me by e-mail, my inbox that i hear regularly are struggling or alone and don't know what to do in the aftermath. i think it's a significant area of work in mental health as it relates to a crimes and something i hope we will learn more about from my colleagues at the adl and from other civil rights groups. >> for chief johnson, you heard my colleagues and people on the panel bring up the issue that crime statistics aren't very accurate and we need -- we've had a summit recommendation for mandatory reporting and of course there ar

there isa raise money through bt donate. there is a lot of support and galvanising of people.le are proximally, and two boys that helped the medical services on the day and the medical services on the day and the day after, giving food, they started to break down and cry. 23—year—old muslim pakistani lads, born and brought up here, and they couldn't stop crying. it hits them so hard. from all backgrounds, to echo what you are saying, what you are saying, in your own community la st are saying, in your own community last night, to see the diversity again, and the little ones come to see them holding their arms out, and visibly distraught, there was advice for young people. at the same time, it isa for young people. at the same time, it is a real experience. and to be able to be with them, and for them to express that, and understand it is ok to express themselves. you work at the two manchester universities. what is the feeling among young people and students there? i echo my brother in offering condolences to the bereaved families. unfortunately, yesterday, we families. unfort

everyone was kind of krinching, that was bt the only crib marriott maine. we've just come back from the middle east. they have not certified one. they put his hand up to his head and put it back as if, no, i meant to do that. so there have been a lot of things said that were foot and mouth moments. you know, in this middle east trip. >> a lot of the trip transpired over the weekend after we had signed off, midnight eastern, friday night right ununtil now. a lot of the imagery, it had been, i think, going well on a pass/fail basis. but then the statement on israel -- then the statement that, perhaps, they've been in the middle east yesterday but why traveling to israel were no longer. so, you know, it was a low bar for trump to clear in saudi arabia, he basically had no not get caught saying something con feet and then he had to redisspeech lairty and he managed to do those things. by the way, that speech was temperate critic it was not the worse case scenario from the perspective when he wen in guns blazing saying he spent on -- it was a fairly established

nigeerov bt,ghitghth as we loo readings we project for 9:00 this evening. we'll see temperatures in the mid our inland areas. that's pretty mild. overnight we won't have temperatures dropping off very much. 8:00 tomorrow morning temperatures will be rising again, already into the low to mid 70s in our inland areas and we'll see upper 60s right around the bay. tomorrow will be another hot day inland. not likely to be quite so warm near the bay and the coast tomorrow as today. and look at this, cooler air is coming and in just a moment i'ming bab to show you how soon we'll feel that cool effect. larry and alma? >> thank you, spencer. five years ago the bay area was horrified following a mass shooting which claimed the lives of seven people at an oakland college. that case is nearly over as the gunman pleaded no contest today. that means he's going to serve the remainder of his life in a state prison. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez live in oakland with the details. lyanne? >> reporter: well, you know, larry, from the beginning the gunman said he alone was