it's run by carlton beckford and his brother adrian. appearing on dragon's den so i doubt he'll be camera shy. as i've written to him already, he might be expecting me. why are you selling red diesel illegally? illegally? sorry, we're selling it. it's illegal to put it into a car, we've always said that and that is it. part of our licence says that you're not supposed to put it in your car. so what does that say? "red diesel is not for road use." absolutely. so as part of our licence, we have to put that on there. the law states that you're not supposed to use it on the road and that is it. i can't police everybody. we do get some people who are blatant and we say no, ta—ra. so are you going to be a bit more vigorous in your checks from now on? yes, so now i've said to the staff, i've said no matter what you do before you start pumping that diesel, you ask them what they need it for. i can't be fairer than that. absolutely, because on all of the occasions that we came in, we were not asked what it was for. you must have or somebody must

my colleagues tran eight, bev goodwin, and carlton english. crazy politics and yet the market was up on the week even though friday was low dodgy. >> friday was a little tough, but out for the week, up for the month, up for the year. the market is doing what it does best is shake off a lot of bad news. jack: why is it doing that? the jobs number beat expectations 20 -- 225,000 jobs created. that should be good news. within the market was down. >> that is goodness but the market went down that there is a little bit of hope that price into the market might cut rates. that probably has gone away now. so that put the little glass half-empty on the good news. jack: so flat on rates for 2020. in its usually unusual in election year to do anything different. then, your favorite metrics for determining how the economy is going is to look at something related to jobless claims. but actually the jobless claims number as opposed to the employment number. >> p.m. payroll tells us how many jobs are going to be added. jobless claims are weekly and they real

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i remember when bishop carlton pearson said we have to remind them of the hope, so that's what we're going to do, and we ask you to join us for that. [applause] >> thank you. so 2020 is kind of an incredible year. also, it's not the 50th anniversary, and also, we need to get out there and vote. every one of you matters, so let's get out there and do that. so now, it's my honor to introduce our only out gay supervisor who has been doing some incredible work not only in his district but for the lgbt community at large and in san francisco at large. please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden

my colleagues tran eight, bev goodwin, and carlton english.ics and yet the market was up on the week even though friday was low dodgy. >> friday was a little tough, but out for the week, up for the month, up for the year. the market is doing what it does best is shake off a lot of bad news. jack: why is it doing that? the jobs number beat expectations 20 -- 225,000 jobs created. that should be good news. within the market was down. >> that is goodness but the market went down that there is a little bit of hope that price into the market might cut rates. that probably has gone away now. so that put the little glass half-empty on the good news. jack: so flat on rates for 2020. in its usually unusual in election year to do anything different. then, your favorite metrics for determining how the economy is going is to look at something related to jobless claims. but actually the jobless claims number as opposed to the employment number. >> p.m. payroll tells us how many jobs are going to be added. jobless claims are weekly and they really show us h

what to expect for other struggling retailers for on the barron's roundtable my colleagues al roots, carltonnglish, and jack howe. this story was a little underreported and i don't think anyone knows quite what to make of it federal trade commission made a pretty stunning demand to tech companies saying we want data going back ten years on all the purchases and acquisitions we did not look into. that's nearly 500 deals for microsoft google and several others. >> and when is the right time for investors to panic because we've been talking for a long time about these guys having too much power there has to be a reckoning coming is this the moment? >> i think you can look at a case study you can look at microflora soft. this is her second go around of being accused of eating the world. first it was '20 years ago they are still on top in terms of market. i think there is a path here where you come to a resolution were -- i think by the way you might also look at the president holding up for cameras the sheet with the mega stocks on at microsoft, apple, google and amazon. i know google's called a

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it is run by carlton beckford and his brother. this is him in 2004 appearing on dragons den. expecting him to be camera shy. he might be expecting me. why you are selling red diesel illegally? it is illegal to put it into a car. we have always said that. part of our license says you are not supposed to put it in a car. red diesel is not for road use, absolutely. yes, we have got that, it is in the film. we have to put that on there. the law says you cannot use it on the road and that is it. whitecap —— i cannot please everybody. we get people who do blata ntly everybody. we get people who do blatantly use it. so you will be more vigorous from now on?|j blatantly use it. so you will be more vigorous from now on? i have said to the staff, no matter what you do, before you start pumping the diesel, ask the people what they need it for. i cannot be fairer than that. absolutely. 0n need it for. i cannot be fairer than that. absolutely. on all the occasions we came in, we were not asked what if. somebody must have said something. it says on there, not for road use. the sign is ther

paying literally millions of dollars highest paid campaign 7 fact if you want to stay at the ritz carlton on a campaign trail when the bloomberg staff is this kind of how it was you would think one of them before having such a great staff would have prepped him for things we knew he was going to be questioned on stop and frisk how you've treated women your own billions of dollars that was going to be right out of the gate when you're talking about a party that is trying to show they're such ways discrepancies in the country it did not shock me at all that he was not prepared to answer those questions and not know you know why you know you know why because we live in the united states of america we question the super rich the poor the strings and i wanted to both parties we never question them and their motivations they never get held out to dry you know and called into account for what they've done now bloomberg got this up and there was a big shock to me that he was kind of. just didn't know what the difference between him and trump is and that's what they're saying well if trump is able

the company supplying the diesel, gb fuels, is run by carlton beckford and his brother adrian.l to put it into a car. we've always said that and that is it. but after the bbc approached them, they have made changes. no matter what you do, before you start pumping that diesel, you ask them people what they need it for. i can't be fairer than that, can i? he's also changed its website because anyone found using red diesel on the road faces prosecution. jonathan gibson, bbc news. and you can see that investigation in full on tonight's inside out on bbc one in the west midlands and yorkshire at 7:30 and everywhere else on the bbc iplayer. a financial watchdog has urged credit card companies to consider cutting or waiving fees for people in persistent debt. the financial conduct authority also says firms should not suspend a credit card without good reason. up to 3 million people are thought to be in long—term debt. the world war one film, 1917, was the big winner at the baftas — taking seven prizes in total. sir sam mendes's movie won the best film and best director awards, as well

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what to expect for other struggling retailers for on the barron's roundtable my colleagues al roots, carltond jack howe. this story was a little underreported and i don't think anyone knows quite what to make of it federal trade commission made a pretty stunning demand to tech companies saying we want data going back ten years on all the purchases and acquisitions we did not look into. that's nearly 500 deals for microsoft google and several others. >> and when is the right time for investors to panic because we've been talking for a long time about these guys having too much power there has to be a reckoning coming is this the moment? >> i think you can look at a case study you can look at microflora soft. this is her second go around of being accused of eating the world. first it was '20 years ago they are still on top in terms of market. i think there is a path here where you come to a resolution were -- i think by the way you might also look at the president holding up for cameras the sheet with the mega stocks on at microsoft, apple, google and amazon. i know google's called alphabet no

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for example, there are handwritten notes from parnas, on stationary from the ritz-carlton in vienna whereliterally says -- and these are completely real, "get zelensky to announce that the biden case will be investigated and do my magic and cut a deal." what magic was this guy gonna do [ laughter ] other than make a meatball sandwich disappear "ta-da." [ laughter ] and then, there were the text messages, which were ominous, chilling and bizarre for example, they also introduced a completely new character into this whole saga a trump supporter from connecticut, named robert hyde, who owns a landscaping business and ran for congress hyde was apparently working with parnas on this whole scheme in ukraine. and yes, before you ask, there are also multiple photos of hyde posing with trump. how is it possible that trump has taken photos with every meathead goon in the tristate area [ light laughter ] trump's like a mall santa from wannabe "goodfellas. these guys look like they're starring in a kid's show called "spongebob squarehead. [ laughter ] panas and hyde apparently had an ongoing exchange

the company supplying the diesel, gb fuels, is run by carlton beckford and his brother adrian.e've always said that and that is it. but after the bbc approached them, they have made changes. no matter what you do, before you start pumping that diesel, you ask them people what they need it for. i can't be fairer than that, can i? he's also changed its website because anyone found using red diesel on the road faces prosecution. jonathan gibson, bbc news. and you can see that investigation in full on tonight's inside out, on bbc one in the west midlands and yorkshire, at 7:30, and everywhere else on the bbc iplayer. some news from westminster and downing street ordered journalists from some of britain's major news organisations to leave before an official message on brexit. it prompted a walk—out. newspapers were told they cannot attend and that meant correspondence from the bbc, itv, sky news and major newspapers left in protest. in number ten sources said it reserved the right to choose which journalists are breached whenever —— which journalists are briefed whenever it wished t

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the company supplying the diesel, gb fuels, is run by carlton beckford and his brother adrian.ways said that and that is it. but after the bbc approached them, they have made changes. no matter what you do, before you start pumping that diesel, you ask them people what they need it for. i can't be fairer than that, can i? he's also changed its website because anyone found using red diesel on the road faces prosecution. jonathan gibson, bbc news. and you can see that investigation in full on tonight's inside out, on bbc one in the west midlands and yorkshire, at 7:30pm, and everywhere else on the bbc iplayer. in a moment, the latest business news. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. the government says it's time to take action to stop the automatic early release of prisoners convicted of terror offences, after yesterday's stabbings in south london by 20—year—old sudesh amman, who had been freed last month. borisjohnson says the uk won't bind itself to eu rules in order to get a trade deal by the end of the year. built in just eight days — a 1000 bed hospital opens i

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i remember when bishop carlton pearson said we have to remind them of the hope, so that's what we're going to do, and we ask you to join us for that. [applause] >> thank you. so 2020 is kind of an incredible year. also, it's not the 50th anniversary, and also, we need to get out there and vote. every one of you matters, so let's get out there and do that. so now, it's my honor to introduce our only out gay supervisor who has been doing some incredible work not only in his district but for the lgbt community at large and in san francisco at large. please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden

i remember when bishop carlton pearson said we have to remind them of the hope, so that's what we'reng to do, and we ask you to join us for that. [applause] >> thank you. so 2020 is kind of an incredible year. also, it's not the 50th anniversary, and also, we need to get out there and vote. every one of you matters, so let's get out there and do that. so now, it's my honor to introduce our only out gay supervisor who has been doing some incredible work not only in his district but for the lgbt community at large and in san francisco at large. please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. yo

i remember when bishop carlton pearson said we have to remind them of the hope, so that's what we'red we ask you to join us for that. [applause] >> thank you. so 2020 is kind of an incredible year. also, it's not the 50th anniversary, and also, we need to get out there and vote. every one of you matters, so let's get out there and do that. so now, it's my honor to introduce our only out gay supervisor who has been doing some incredible work not only in his district but for the lgbt community at large and in san francisco at large. please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. you have a ver

i remember when bishop carlton pearson said we have to remind them of the hope, so that's what we're going to do, and we ask you to join us for that. [applause] >> thank you. so 2020 is kind of an incredible year. also, it's not the 50th anniversary, and also, we need to get out there and vote. every one of you matters, so let's get out there and do that. so now, it's my honor to introduce our only out gay supervisor who has been doing some incredible work not only in his district but for the lgbt community at large and in san francisco at large. please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden

i remember when bishop carlton pearson said we have to remind them of the hope, so that's what we'reo do, and we ask you to join us for that. [applause] >> thank you. so 2020 is kind of an incredible year. also, it's not the 50th anniversary, and also, we need to get out there and vote. every one of you matters, so let's get out there and do that. so now, it's my honor to introduce our only out gay supervisor who has been doing some incredible work not only in his district but for the lgbt community at large and in san francisco at large. please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. you ha

i remember when bishop carlton pearson said we have to remind them of the hope, so that's what we'redo, and we ask you to join us for that. [applause] >> thank you. so 2020 is kind of an incredible year. also, it's not the 50th anniversary, and also, we need to get out there and vote. every one of you matters, so let's get out there and do that. so now, it's my honor to introduce our only out gay supervisor who has been doing some incredible work not only in his district but for the lgbt community at large and in san francisco at large. please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. you have