he has been leading bt for five years, he's going. going. he has been leading bt for five years, on the board for ten and it is so difficult to restructure a business like bt, 13,000 job losses, this is a difficult business to restructure away from effectively being a utility, to internet, it'sjust utility, to internet, it'sjust utility now, we've seen in other countries it's been difficult to perform these kind of businesses, he is in place for another six months and who will be his successor? it will be a difficult choice i think. it seems as though investors are pleased there will be a success and we we re pleased there will be a success and we were hearing earlier about how gavin patterson was very onside with his customers. he used to interact with them personally by e—mail. will he be missed in the group as a whole? i think so, he be missed in the group as a whole? ithink so, by he be missed in the group as a whole? i think so, by some customers whole? i think so, by some customers who had that personal interaction with the chie

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he's been with bt for 14 years.onhomie and bromance. emmanuel macron and thomas trump have been exchanging, not barbs but less than cordial tweets. i like exchanging, not barbs but less than cordialtweets. i like the exchanging, not barbs but less than cordial tweets. i like the way that you pronounce emmanuelle macron's name. it's beautifully said. you could be french! staying with donald trump, he is of two meeting in singapore, of course. after the g7 in canada he is going to nip to singapore for a meeting that most people are not talking about. this is with president kim jong—un of north korea, long spoken about. and that bodes badly it'll be interesting to see how the market reacts to that. if a storm of in opposite directions that could have an impact on the markets. someone who might know is jasper lawlor, from the london capital group, on the line. let's start with that meeting in singapore. and the federal reserve meeting which is next week. they could have an impact on markets if they go certain ways could

they wa nted shareholders that bt was under.is more the share price that we have seen plummet, really, since late 2015, by 16% where is the ftse100 of which it isa 16% where is the ftse100 of which it is a member has risen by 20% so that would test the patience of any fund manager. what are the problems? lots of problems, take—up of broadband is slowing down partly due to saturation of the market. also bt has been in a realfight with to saturation of the market. also bt has been in a real fight with the regulator. it wants regulation to be eased, for example, when it lays new fibre—optic cable, it wants not to have to leave copper cables still there which adds to it costs. it says by stripping that out, it can lower costs and it's also been criticised for spending too much money on becoming a major sports broadcaster. that is what i wanted to ask you about because they have sown “— to ask you about because they have sown —— throwing so much money at bt sport, looking at the setting, the former footballers, it sport, looking at t

i think diversity in these movements, the example for instance of the lg bt marriage it was lg bt affinity groups and company that advocated from the inside for companies to kind of rethink their policy and that's why big companies, conservative and hollywood obviously the entertainment industry is seen as progressive, but the big midwest companies like conagra that got on were not necessarily associated with liberal causes. they were on board because their employees were like a bellwether of society. i think diversity in terms of gender inclusion is also very important. you see with the #metoo movement today as more women are in power and more women feel empowered to speak up you can finally tackle this pervasive problem, but you need to have that power at the top. you are starting to see the priority of diversity of inclusion in the corporate world-- realm really lead the way. larry fink, the ceo and chairman of black rock when of the big investment companies of the world recently wrote a letter to his shareholders talking about how it's the responsibility of investors to look more respo

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shakeup at the top of bt group.ecutive down later this year after a strategy reset failed to win over investors. patterson has cut thousands of jobs and overhauled management, but the stock has fallen roughly 36% since last august. the payment giant controlled by chinese billionaire jack ma raised about $14 million in italy's latest funding round and at $150to be valued billion. investors in the latest round including singapore's sovereign wealth fund. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. julie: it is time for our stock of the hour, general electric. shares rising more than 2%. after surprising wall street keeping the dividend intact although they paired some of that advance. emma chandra is here with more and even though john flannery has said we are not cutting it, a lot of people were expecting it. emma: they were expecting it and ge doesn't usually change the dividend midyear. andlowing cash generation shrinking asset base, they kept the dividend at 12%. take a look at my bloomberg. this shows how ge --

[laughter] there, we flewn: the consolidated bt 13. still a pretty simple airplane. at least now there was a canopy and a radio. it had a rear seat. underneath the hood. it was a simple trainer. three months there, finally, i got out of the state and went to phoenix, arizona. that was at luke field, which is still in active base today. i flew the north american a t6. this was the first real airplane . with tractable gear flaps. the rest of it about the same as the bt. -- it was was still flying. it was fun to fly. flew it until september of 1941-1942. end of september i got my wings and commission. in those days, pilots were wherever you could find them. convince your instructor that you could be a good fighter pilot, or whatever, you would have a good chance. i wanted to be a fighter pilot and i don't know where that came from. i also thought if i was a single i would single ship, have more control over my life because i could be the navigator, the gunner, the pilot. didn't have to depend on a crew but i also thought the fighters were a little cooler than the bomber

even bt was a step too far for me. wouldn't pay any more for anything else. i'm quite lucky because i've already got amazon. i bought it for all the tv package and the free delivery. so it's actually a bit of a bonus for me. yeah, i agree, i've only got amazon prime, the problem is are they going to put amazon prime up as well with these additional games on top of your existing fees? amazon's ambition knows few bounds. live sport is an attractive route, it arouses huge passion, has an international and committed following and offers multiple revenue streams from advertising to merchandising. that is why amazon have already moved into tennis, and facebook into baseball. 0ne former boss of both the bbc and the football association says this is a sign of things to come. this is, i suspect, just an experiment on amazon's behalf. they want to see how this does in the two — for the two chunks of rights they'll own. 0ne's going to be played — i think one's going to be played on a bank holiday and one is going to be played on

first of all let's check on the share price of bt.ll lots of ground to make up. 0ver rise, significant, but still lots of ground to make up. over the same period the ftse100 has risen by around 20%. the wider ftse has fallen following european shares in quite a broad sell—off. investors seem a bit spooked by the prospect of tightening of financial conditions after the european central bank indicated it could end ultra—loose monetary policy earlier than expected. also those stark divisions on trade ahead of a g7 leaders' summit have added to anxieties. standard life aberdeen shares dropped 3.5%, the worst faller on the ftse100 after lloyds banking sold its remaining stake in the asset manager. that's all the business news. much more coming up later in the afternoon. you probably know why the chicken crossed the road by now. but why did the cow cross the loch? well, this herd on the crom estate in northern ireland, swims around one hundred metres to an island on loch erne every year to feed on fresh pasture. they'll stay there for the s

this is in addition to rights granted to bt and sky.ing us. how significant is this move by amazon? i think it shows a sea change in how the premier league have been looking disturbingly city to distribute their television rights. —— how to distribute their television rights. i think amazon were probably the best place online provider to pick on these matches and i think every much not going to test the concepts to people will tune in and watch the skins. if they do tune into what is the quality of what they're going to be able to see liquidity? is the technology up to it? the quality of the matches will certainly be there andi the matches will certainly be there and i think the infrastructure... the live streaming. infrastructure in the uk is starting to improve. they're going to test the infrastructure as well as the ability to test the tv subscriptions. and then of course the global part as well. i think this is really a market test both in terms of people tuning in to watch the games and of course whether or not the quality is hd re

this is in addition to rights granted to bt and sky. 0ur media editor amol rajan is here.g deal. it's notjust amazon's entry into the premier league but a change in how the sport will be watched because they'll strea m will be watched because they'll stream all ten matches at the same time, which means viewers can make a choice as to which of the games they follow. it's the first time bt and sky have lost theirs stranglehold over premier league and it shows the distinction between the internet and tv is basically collapsed now and basically the american tech companies are making the running when it comes to british sport. if you are when it comes to british sport. if you are a when it comes to british sport. if you are a fun it means you'll probably have to fork out more cash from eu will have to pay more if you wa nt to from eu will have to pay more if you want to watch 20 particular games, but if you are as bought its inevitable as it becomes a global audience and global market and their stiff competition, sports rights are increasingly going to be sold to the richest co

. >>> and our top story for today is of course about bt. gavin patterson is stepping down after almost five years in charge of the british tell comes giant. the chairman says while the board was supportive of the strategy, it was time for a new leader bt added the search for a new ceo was already under way. >> patterson came under severe pressure last month after announcing 30,000 job cuts this after they missed the revenue target and projected no profit for several years last night, we asked gavin patterson how he was handling the group's largest challenge, the accounting scandal >> we have checked the controls, changed the management we're transforming the business and putting it back on its feet. so, you foe, i think it's behind us as with any of these situations, the regulatory followup and legal challenges afterwards. in terms of the operation, we're getting on with the business we have to focus on the right customers, multinational customers. we're transforming the business. we have looked at controls checked the strong -- where we ha

looking at bt group. patterson out after five years at the helm. you and result went down poorly with investors -- and the result wentyear down poorly with investors. with -- culminated with patterson moving out as the ceo. a search is underway for his replacement and a successor could be in place by the second half. the board is fully supportive of the strategy recently set out by patterson, but nonetheless shareholders seem to be cheering his exit. france down 2%. they fell 1.7 percent last month compared to one year earlier but at a group level they fell 1%. sorther words, the dutch of popping things up for the parent company, air france. air france down 2%. guy: thank you very much indeed. let's talk about what is happening with these markets and the implications of what next week is going to bring. we have a bunch of central banks. economists see mario draghi's bond buying era ending, even as soon as next week. we will get data next week from the staff of the ecb as well. a survey shows that a third see that ended of you keeping set beingeek -

they figured they could improve their profit margins by rolling back those rules and the bt way to do that was to control the rule makers. so they made political contributions. then lobbied those same elected officials to leash up the regulators. it was called deregulation, but that was just code for, let the rich guys do whatever they want. let them die. let them cheat. let them steal. and if anyone asks, pretend that it was a good thing. now, that sounds a little bit harsh. well, consider what happened i the financial services industry. remember all those tough rules that f.d.r. put in place after the great depression, the ones that worked to make our economy safer for half a century? when reagan began his systematic campaign of deregulation, those rules came under attack and they stayed under attack year after year after year, president after resident, regardless of party. for decades the fed and other bank regulators just looked the other way as big financial institutions found new ways to trick their customers. the s.e.c. was badly outgunned. credit rating agencies signed off on

the telecoms giant bt has announced that its chief executive, gavin patterson, is to step down laterof leadership. bt announced last month that it's to cut more than one in ten of its workforce as part of a shake—up. more concerns have been raised about the safety of football fans at the world cup in russia, which begins next week. an estimated 10,000 british supporters are expected to travel to the event, and mps on the foreign affairs committee say they're particularly worried about racist and homophobic intimidation. our sports correspondent, richard conway, reports. the world cup is almost upon us again, but as british fans prepare to travel to russia, a new report from mps lays out in stark detail the issues they could face there in the coming weeks. mps say russia presents particular risks due to a history of violence by football hooligans, intolerance towards the lgbt community, a history of racist abuse in and around games, the current heightened political tensions with britain — especially in light of the salisbury poisoning — and the threat of terrorist attacks. russia is a

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in the last decade, payphone usage has fallen by 90% but bt lets communities adopt a kiosk. hit. we've had lots of wonderful ideas, little libraries, mini pubs that you can sell a pint out of or grocery shops etc but this is by far the most unique. it's fantastic. the funkiest? absolutely the funkiest, yes! it's been great fun. every pound spent on a box boogie will help a charity in the town and there is unlikely to be any aggro. if you just turn your head round to the right, you will see above you a big sign with police written on it. and as this phone booth is literally right outside the local police station, i strongly suspect that you would have to be a very determined vandal to have a go at this phone box. and no trouble on the dance floor. no panic on the dance floor, no. one would hope not. it might be the world's smallest with a dance floor that's three foot square, but this could be the answer if and when the music calls. john henderson, bbc spotlight, kingsbridge. time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello once again. it was a pretty decent day for many

even bt was a step too far for me, ijust kept the sky sports and i wouldn't pay any more for anythingon, i bought it for all the tv package and the free delivery. so it's actually a bit of a bonus for me. yeah, i agree, i've only got amazon prime, the problem is are they going to put amazon prime up as well with these additional games on top of your existing fees? amazon's ambition knows few bounds. live sport is an attractive route, it arouses huge passion, has an international and committed following and offers multiple revenue streams from advertising to merchandising. that's why amazon have already moved into tennis. and facebook into baseball. 0ne former boss of both the bbc and the football association says this is a sign of things to come. this is, i suspect, just an experiment on amazon's behalf. they want to see how this does the two chunks of rights they'll own. one is going to be played, i think on a bank holiday and one is going to be played on a midweek day. and i think they'll see how that goes. if it works then that will be the future, i suspect. and just this afternoon

this is in addition to rights granted to bt and sky. 0ur media editor amol rajan is here.. above all this is an american internet company and in future of media and sport, it shows the distinction between the internet and tv is a releva nt. between the internet and tv is a relevant. i've been speaking to greg dyke, former chairman of the fa, he was saying that if you plot the way forward in the next few years, we will see more of this, and the share ta ke will see more of this, and the share take of the likes of amazon will grow and the likes of sky sports and bt will fall. there was a view that netflix and amazon will stay with a certain type of programming, the big—money epics and leave sport to others. this changes that. it does. tv has always been on the one end a documentary and drama aspect, and the other end, live news and sport. this is a bold declaration, this entry into the sporting arena, it is easy to see what is attractive about sport, it arouses tremendous passions, football is global, it comes with a committed fan base. and you can sell things around, mercha

this is in addition to rights granted to bt and sky.ichard conway. richard, if you are a football fan like me you now have two subscribe have you to sky, bt and amazon making it all much more expensive to watch the a0 on the telly. making it all much more expensive to watch the 40 on the telly. and i think the way the way the packages we re think the way the way the packages were broken down by the premier league it was inevitable that there was going to be a new entrant into the market. i wanted to tempt the big online tech giants, amazon have of course coming, but they were hoping for that bidding war between the likes of netflix, google, facebook and so what. that did not materialise again. these two packages that been bought by amazon and bt should have been sold in february. negotiations have been ongoing since then and we finally have the announcement that they have been sold. it marks a new way for the premier league to be watched. 0nline streaming clearly the future for lots of tv viewing and live sport is trying to figure out h

servants they work hard for their constituents but they also shape the dialogue around the needs of the bt keep the unity we have great at once but we need to speak for ourselves because we are also role models for the next generation of leaders that comes behind us. so she mentions that leslie that she is working hard for all constituents but also members specifically in the l g b t community and that's it an idea that brian here picks up on he says one of the major challenges is recognizing that i could never fully represent the breath and the depth of the l.g.b. t.q. communities while simultaneously being the only out person in my legislature i have to teach i have to explain and i often embody the lessons that i've learned can you talk to us about that issue about representing a community but then of course not being the one spokesperson for all that community and having issues that affect the entire constituency. yeah so here in colorado we're fighting for a lot of things i had to make sure that we unite immigrant families with their kids re fighting to make sure that people understan

he scores the go-ahead in what g e ants bt t rockies 2. >>> tempers flaring in tampa.ants sergio romo strikes out michael taylor to end the game with the bases loaded. then has a few heated words for taylor. both benches clear but cooler heads would prevail. romo was apparently upset that taylor stole second base nation 11-2 win over the rays back on june 6th. oh, by the way, tampa wins the game today 1-0. >>> steph curry shooting his way into a new game. youtube. the series is a fun concept. curry with a guest in a van on the ride home after a game. the first episode debuted today, featuring youtube star rudy mancuso and a guitar. >> how about this? i say a line then you say a line and we go back and forth. ♪ ♪ ♪ trying to get -- ♪ that was pretty good but i don't have a line ♪ ♪ neither do i but we've got some more time ♪ ♪ nine minutes from home baby ♪ five minutes from home ♪ five minutes from home baby ♪ five minutes from home >> rocking out during that segment. in addition to freestyle they also went to a food truck in oakland on the way home. he filmed several e

when he was a kid he wactched bt man on television. that's where the whole stick ar. >> tell us a little bit about bill here and why do people want to know what their vehicles are worth? >> i think it was more about what was truly the essence of the show which was getting to tell the story, being a young man and being effected by the batmobile. we saw the original car go for several million dollars. it was something that was hooked with a lot of >> it has truly been a sticker shock. >> can you talk little bit more about the 58 involvvolkswagen? >> it is one of those i can associate with. he sold it. he literally looks into the camera and says i had instant sellers remorse. >> it was a cool story. >> got it back in a very delap tated state. he brought when people name their cars you know they have a special place in their heart and wilbur is definitely something that will never leave the clutches of that owner's hand. >> can you talk more about that weird greyhound vehicle? >> i don't know what was more interesting the owner to >> he pl

. >> in germany, product placement is banned for kids tv showsws bt youtube videos don't classify as tv. they ared that advertising must be separate from the videos content it does not work in ac >> when kids are involv then vy say, this is an advertisement, they have officially separated marketing from content. but it is not work for kids watching because it is the same person doing the marketing and the regular content. >> children are easy to influence but even adults can find itt hard to tell w what is genunuine content a and what is product placement. the e latter can be very lucrative. videos by ryan toy reviews show, they must be advertising millionaires thanks to the channels reach and exclusive ad deals. >> when families want to add money from videos, it can create difficult situations. members might not want to be in front of the camera. that can cause pressure. >>'s or how much pressure is involved in producing five videos a week. for lulu and lay on, it ses to be -- lulu and leon it seems to ll a aut fun. >> it is a nice money -- a nice bonus getting money but we are many

patterson led bt for five years.ddress a lot of pressures on that business year-to-date, the share is down 24%. >> news update with sue herera back at hq hello, sue. >> hi, carl. hello, everyone. happening at this hour, president trump telling reporters at the white house he may pardon late heavyweight muhammad ali before departing for the g-7 summit in canada. >> i'm thinking about muhammad ali. i'm thinking about that very seriously. and some others. and some folks that have sentences that aren't fair but i am thinking about muhammad ali. >> however, ali's attorney, responded with a written statement. we appreciate president trump's statement but a pardon is unnecessarily. the u.s. supreme court overturned the conviction of muhammad ali in a unanimous decision in 1971 there is no conviction from which a pardon is necessary, end quote. >>> a study by kaiser permanente says people with high pain may not need those high doses of opioids. patients taking them for at least six months, 86% were still satisfied with their

as expected, a lot of people ing bt. youkt th lines hear there to get on the trains, 494,000 people rode the trains, which makes it the seventh highest ridership day. that's down about 5% from the warriors' paradeear. the highest dana history remains the giants 2012 world series victory parade. >>> california split into three states? voters will get a chance to vote on the proposal in november. what still has it to happen evef th passes. >>> also world cup excitement comes to the bay area. we have a chance to host some matches. what has to happ though, before the final decision is made. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after mid to upper 80s in the south bay, we're dropping to 8 we'll let you know about cooler ather for everyone and how much temps drop in about six minutes. a surprise on the novemr ballot. voters get to decide whether california is t big t function, and should be carved into three smaller states. >>> okay. it's going to be on the november ballot. investigators g voters decide on separate states.

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nuclear negotiation aroundom famously tooe issues off the table here and me negotiator s said this is bt deal we could get. not only trump looking looking to flush t a del that's better than the iran dea that bar is high. i wasn't serious about us gng to war with canada. a lot of talk about john bn going into this. here is auyho has said in the past heouhought we do some military action in north korea. theree was at the table with kim jong-un. what does that say about his standing inin theistration in it look s like he's on firm ground now. he's in t room and that's what counts. he's not in the lead as mike pompeo who we've seen forge a relationship withim jong-un and pave the way for these conversations evee ci there's a really different feel here because boilt on is the power behind the power and policy. he's also famously held up the will i be and model. it's toxic to north korea becausure of cose libya's leader wa osted. if trum is looking toay mak a deal with us and if you reverse on it we've g some muscle here it makes a nse to have bolton here, b it's pom mayo m experre telling me

complacency has always been our y's bt friend. expectations for future talks must realistic and vigilance sustained. we still face many challenges ahead. north korea must know they have no option but to change its ways. if we uphold our commitment to a peaceful and free world and steadfast alliance with our allies, we will overcome whatever challenge north korea throws at the world. the singapore powwow is the beginning of a realization for north korea they must denuclearize and move forward as a peaceful nation. i urge the president to be strong, be strong of good courage and bold in dealing with kim. we e on a path toward an unprecedented agreent, and the united states must not waiver in our demand of complete, verifiable, denuclearization by north korea, and that's just the way it is. i'll yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. schneider, for five minutes. mr. schneider: mr. speaker, every day, day in and day out, more than 115 americans die from overdosing on opioids. we are

if you haven't been outside since l you went to bt night, you'll notice the change in air masses. with all of the humidity even though there's nothing on radar, it mht be able to ring out a drop or two between now and lunchtime. rain chances are low. i couldn't rule out a spit or drizzle between now and noontime. between noon and 5:00 p.m., that's when rain chances start to increase. even the possibility of thunderstorms out from the shenandoah valley. highest rain chances comento the cit between 6 and 10 p.m. there could be rumbles of thunder. showers and thunderstorms likeli the evening hours. that should be tapering off by about this time tomorrow mornin that is when things will really start to heat up quite a bit. so here's your five-day forecast then. today only 82 with aot of ouds around. rain becoming more and more likely. any sho6:rs before a.m. so super early. most of your thursday will be hot and y. 93 friday. 95 on saturday and 97 on sunday with heat indexes up near 10 degrees. that will melt the icing right off that cake,ss me >> it will. that is really, really warm. f

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>> it's going to bt. we're setting ourselves up with nice weather. go ahead and get you outside to our live sky camera network. lots of blue sky right now. this is usually our warmest spot. humid italo humidity lower today. we do have the elevated fire threat. we'll see 60s return under mostly clear skies. i am calling for more low clouds to return tomorrow. patchy clouds to the south bay and 50s right on over to the tri valley as well. more low clouds. arias of fog f areas of fog. it's going to cool off a couple degrees tomorrow. it's the second day of fog at the immediate coastline. you're probably going to go out side and go, wait, i thought the heat was coming. it is. it's gi it's just going to take a little time to get here. and we'll see temperatures ratchet up. in the south bay, 79 degrees. really, really great weather for june. t you got 87 in antioch. 82 in pleasanton. 74 in red wool wowood city. no 70s just yet, 63 in the mission. and a cool 57 in the marina. and right into the north bay, probably the nicest tomorrow in novato. so what we'r

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a few lightning bts before we came on the airou so there c ghtning, too.d i mentioned this area a where there flood warnings because they've seen a tonve of rainr the last day or two. not flash flooding but enough ponding on the roadway, high water, standing and streams and creeks comin out of their banks that we have some aerial flood warnings in effect that last probably throughtonight. flash flood watch also lasts through tonight. some of these counts have been cut out but staufrd, culpeper counties in our area under this flash floodatch probably to compensate for this band moving throh right now. luckily it's moving as as we put this tracker in motion, youse c through the next hour or two, maybe undercutting dc proper but parts of the metro out 1:00 a.m. before it moves g off to the east and then by morrow morning saturday 7:00 a.m. we start off dry. do have storm chances this we weekend but it does heatup. high temperatures today, well, we spent much of the afternoon only around 70 degrees, much warmer although i will be backtracking those thunderstorm chances for the weekend in a

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