carney posted this on social media today...ewis hamilton's prospects of a fifth world title are looking good after he was quickest in second practice for the us grand prix in austin, texas. his hopes has been further strengthened after his nearest rival sebastian vettel was handed a three—place grid penalty. with more, here's nick parrott. when a drink in formula 1, there's less fu n when a drink in formula 1, there's less fun to be found on the track. the high risk reduces a running time. fans and then have to amuse themselves. with a feathered title within reach, it was house and giving it pokerface on. playing it safe by staying in the garage. —— with a third. sebastian vettel could not afford that one tree and it cost him. speaking during a red flag for the stewards during the massive blow ofa the stewards during the massive blow of a free place grid penalty and if that was not enough to ruin his day, hamilton dropped his superiority in. with less than ten minutes to go in the second session, the finally ventured out and cl

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carney will not be reporting it to police.ies making the headlines, and you can see more on all of them on the bbc sport wesite. luke shaw has signed a new five—year contract at manchester united worth around £150,000 a week. jose mourinho criticised his work ethic last season, but he is back in form, and has also been recalled by england and british number onejohanna konta has reached her first semifinal sincejune. and just her second of the year. she's beaten world number 31 aliaksandra sasnovich at the kremlin cup in moscow to make the last four. ronnie 0'sullivan continued the defence of his english 0pen title with another comfortable win in croydon. this trick shot frame winner helped him on the way to a 4—1 victory over scotland's eden sharav. 0'sullivan will play a rising starfrom china next — luo honghao beat neil robertson 11—2 this evening to set up a quarterfinal meeting. 0lympic taekwondo silver medallist lutalo muhammad sez the sport is in urgent need of reform, claiming there should be more weight divisions at th

england midfielder karen carney says abuse she‘s received on social media this week is abhorrent and following wednesday‘s champions league win over fiorentina. let‘s get more on this now from our reporterjo currie. jo, jo, it‘sjust jo, it‘s just shocking when we hear this sort of thing, and we hear it all too much, she‘s been speaking about it today but she is not alone, about it today but she is not alone, a lot of other people have been reacting to this today? yes, understandably this story has provoked a lot of anger and concern from people across all sports. karen carney has put out a statement on twitter today, saying, this kind of abuse is abhorrent and upsetting and unacceptable. it was swiftly reported... she goes on to say... she says she wants just to prepare for her match in birmingham at the weekend. maurizio sarri today labelled the abuse disgusting, philip neville, the england manager, said it was disgraceful and he called on instagram to remove the user who sent the abuse, which they have now done. whilst her england teammate is a christian son said it should never ev

carney will not be reporting it to police.ferred to the crown prosecution service. he was tasered by officers at his father's house in august 2016 in telford, and later died. the independent office for police conduct has now passed the matter on to the cps, who will consider potential criminal charges against two police officers. luke shaw has signed a new five—year contract at manchester united. it is a big turnaround for shaw, who was heavily criticised by boss jose mourinho last season. but he has made the left—back spot his own, and is back in the england reckoning, too. he has been rewarded with a new contract worth around £150,000 a week. the formula one drivers‘ championship could be wrapped up this weekend if lewis hamilton can collect eight points more than sebastian vettel at the us grand prix. a result like that in austin would bring a fifth world title for hamilton, taking him level with the greatjuan manuel fangio. hamilton would sitjoint second in the all—time list, behind only michael schumacher, who has seven.

. >>> imf managing director christine lagarde and bank of england governor mark carney say jerome powell knows exactly what he's doing >> i wouldn't associate jay powell with craziness, no. no he comes across and members of his board as extremely serious >> he's an individual who really understands the plumbing of the u.s. and global financial systems. that's an incredible advantage for the system at a time that the system is changing >> asian equities fall to 19-month lows with chinese blue chips closing out the worst session since february 2016 as volatility spikes on both sides of the atlantic. >>> and dialog shares are super charged after apple takes a bite out of the chipmaker in a 6$600 million deal >>> good morning there is a lot of volatility going on in the markets. that started with the u.s. overnight. just so you know, dow, s&p, nasdaq had the worst day since february, some significant amount of damage going on there with a lot of people expressing concern about the rising interest rate yields this is a theme we've been focused on we've seen the extent of the rout and the exte

carney posted this on social media this afternoon...s old club chelsea in the premier league tomorrow. you might remember there was some bad blood between mourinho and the former chelsea boss antonio conte last season when united lost 4—0 and jose described conte's celebrations as "humiliating". mourinho didn't reference that today but did say he wouldn't gloat if united are successful at stamford bridge. would i celebrate like crazy if my teen girl at stamford bridge or my tea m teen girl at stamford bridge or my team victory at stamford bridge? i don't think so, i think i would try a lwa ys don't think so, i think i would try always to control myself, to respect always to control myself, to respect a stadium and to respect the supporters that were my supporters and my stadium for many years. it is and my stadium for many years. it is a match that i want to do well for my players, for my team, for my supporters. that's what i want. 100% manchester united tomorrow. tie—breaks will be played at 12—12 in the final set at wimbledon from ne

carney posted this on social media today... rugby union champions cup this evening. leicester are taking on scarlets in pool four. the score is currently 10—10. live commentary on five live sports extra and via the bbc sport website right now. that's all the sport for now. the former head of mi6, sirjohn sawers, has said he has little doubt that the order to kill the journalist jamal khashoggi came from the highest part of the saudi regime. the washington post columnist hasn't been seen for more than two weeks since entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. the saudi authorities have denied any involvement, but the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt has warned of "consequences" if mr khashoggi has been murdered. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. does this forest near istanbul hold appalling evidence of murder? turkish police have reportedly searched here for the remains of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, who walked into his country's consulate in istanbul over two weeks ago and then disappeared. suspicion has

also want to point out that carney will be speaking this evening at a dinner. so watch out for headlines there. let's look at sectors to see where leadership is coming from. up at the top oil and gas. this is precipitated by a move we're seeing in the spot price there with oil trading higher overnight. we have the sector doing well, up 1.4%. basic resources in line with stabilization in chinese equities, up 1%. real estate up 0.7% as well. underperforming this morning the defensive sectors, telecoms down 0.4% healthcare down 0.6. household goods down a bit all eyes on lvmh earnings. they are one of the key names to be releasing results over the next 24 hours or so. willem >> u.s. ten-year and 30-year treasury yields have hit multi-year highs strong u.s. data increased investor concerns about rising inflation and a potentially faster pace of rate hikes from the federal reserve. joumanna bercetche has been looking at the reasons why investors might be bullish or bearish about treasuries tell us more >> all eyes on that ten-year treasury people are pointing to tha

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coming up on sportsday on bbc news — threats aimed at england and chelsea midfielder karen carney sparkl media, while carney describes it as abhorrent and upsetting. mental health therapy is failing more people than it helps, in one in seven areas of england, according to research carried out by the bbc. people with conditions including depression, anxiety and post—traumatic stress disorder are entitled to therapy, but not all are getting what they need. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. lucy had a series of counselling sessions to try to help with her depression but they ended. things got worse and she self harmed. she believes more therapy would have helped but she felt she'd been cast adrift. you tend to feel like you're a burden on people anyway. you tend to feel like you're a bit of a fraud, like its all in your head, definitely not being referred onwards, not being taken seriously, made me feel more worthless, more like i was causing problems for everybody and more like i should reallyjust be able to pull myself together and get over it. i think it made me feel like the nhs had

karen carney — who plays for chelsea — is one of england's most successful footballers.making her international debut in 2005. after wednesday's champions league win over fiorentina she received messages on instagram. they were vile. the posts began: "how many chances you need to score in second half?" before making rape and death threats. the fa saying it is "appalled" and "dismayed", but carney will not be reporting it to police. it has provoked this response from the england manager. england boss phil neville described the messages as "absolutely disgraceful". chelsea have released a statement saying this kind of abuse is abhorrent and totally unacceptable. lewis hamilton, big weekend ahead? after winning six of his last seven races. it's potentially a huge weekend for lewis hamilton. he could win his fifth formula one world tile at the us grand prix if everything goes his way in texas. in fact he could finish outside the top three on sunday and still win the title. hamilton is 67 points clear of his rival sebastian vettel — with only 100 available over the remaining

the first carney most of. his grandmothers arrives. to join her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary tomorrow in the running returns home to me on d w dot com. here's what's coming up for the book honestly you'll have plenty to talk about here on the job you know it's going to take a look at what all that means for the table of course. is going to sleep every weekend here on w. v i was watching of all that took train all in the water and the poorest of the poor in poor countries. valuing education they are demanding good cause it is a question for their children that quite what i had wanted also realize that if they have to have good quality programs some good quality consumers they need to look quality skilled workforce i'm very confident that in two thousand and fifteen no child or no i got a thrill demand illiterate that is the fundamental human that is the divine guide which the nature of the body has given to us and those who live on it is legendary that i had to learn who i was trudging over that i had the freedom dead against nature of the agonis

carney will not be reporting it to police. atkinson has been referred to the crown prosecution service. he was tasered by officers at his father's house in august 2016 in telford and later died. the independent office for police conduct has now passed the matter on to the cps, who will consider potential criminal charges against two police officers. luke shaw has signed a new five year contract at manchester united. it's a big turn around for shaw, who was heavily criticised by boss jose mourinho last season. but he's made the left back spot his own, and is back in the england reckoning, too. he's been rewarded with a new contract worth around £150,000 a week. eddiejones says england number eight nathan hughes "deeply regrets" a tweet that contributed to an additional two—week ban that's ruled him out of three of the autumn internationals. hughes was banned for four weeks for a punch, but had his suspension increased after tweeting "what a joke" in apparent reaction to the charges. hughes' absence is one of a number that eddie

globally we have to see where the trends are but the global economic environment although carney people are talking about paul civil downturns in some regions we are still in a very positive and strong environment overall the u.s.b. of europe and even china is on good growth rates although people discuss that they might be lower in the future so we've seen a stronger development based on that we see mega trends towards more bigger cities and more transportation and traffic everywhere and this is where we definitely can participate with our elevator business with our components business for the older. industrial technology business overall being it's a man plants being a writer where else so we think we can participate here in a very good way in the new set up i just want to jump in to talk about those possible downturns though around the world because it's difficult to ignore then and with that in mind how soon can you as the new c.e.o. help the company return to profitability. we are profitable first of all i mean if you take a look we have improved our profitability over the last year

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with100 caps behind her, karen carney is one for the pressure situation.big first leg lead but instead they faced resistance, namely from they faced resistance, namely from the v fiorentina goalkeeper. she almost kept this game in the balance 1-0 almost kept this game in the balance 1—0 on her own. chelsea go to florence in a fortnight with work still to do. in both the men's and women's game, a trip to barcelona brings the fear factor, and for glasgow city especially, this was david against goliath. the scottish champions had a 16—year—old in their defence, while the spaniards had the superstars. hamraoui came here of the back of winning the champions league with the lyon, she has the quality becketts her notice. glasgow's tasks and up by the third goal they conceded. for all the bravery of their defensive blocks, barcelona kept sending it back. in the end, the home side racked up a five goal lead to take to scotland. a second leg that is now a dead rubber. it should be remembered that glasgow are still an amateur side and this was a night the continent's

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kennedy: tim carney, thank goodness you are here on the front lines.linton still mugging for the spotlight. #resistance. sheiscallingondemocratstoforget c sheiscallingondemocratstoforgetc ivilityintheageoftrump. ihaveadviceforthefailed president ihaveadviceforthefailedpresident ialcandidateinmymonologue. thank you clients? . i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. just a second, we also have the mendez mediation. brian is going to take the lead just follow his- hello. uh, no i need it right now. yeah... success is a numbers game. and you're not going to win if you keep telling yourself to wait. the more often that you choose courage, the more likely you'll succeed. the most inspiring minds. the most compelling stories. download audible. and listen for a change. we distributeus,

stephen carney's armie. -- army. she just happened to be a brilliant writer and took all this stuff down. i highly recommend this book. it is an early document of the american perception of the american west. all theite books of western literature is beyond the hundredth meridian, it is, you have to read it it is an amazing book. maybe some of mccarthy's books and novels. he is a real difficult guy. he lived in santa fe. he is a powerful writer and -- it is one of the great ones of the american west. when you think about -- when you were writing this book, were there any mentors or heroes or influences that you look to when you were thinking, i would love to write this sweeping history of the west? was anyone you thought about, like if it could turn out like their writing? hampton: i grew up in memphis and the first heard i have are met was a memphis historian. really interesting character. he was linked shall be foot -- shelby foot. he had a pipe in the accident. his son and i were in a rock band together. argots? h

stephen carney's army. she was a young woman, pregnant from kentucky, and she happened to be a brilliant writer and took all this stuff down. i quote her widely in the book. i highly recommend this book. it is kind of an early document of the american perception of the american west. one of my favorite books of all the western literature is stegner's "beyond the hundredth radiant." you have to read it. -- meridian." you have to read it. it is an amazing book. maybe some of cormac mccarthy's books, his novels. he is a real difficult guy. i have gotten to know him a little bit. he lives in santa fe. he is a powerful writer, and if you are going to read a novel, i think "blood meridian" is a great one. of the american west. ed: when you think about -- when you were writing this book, were there any mentors or heroes or influences that you look to when you were thinking, i would love to write this sweeping history of the west? was there anybody that you thought about, if it could turn out like their writing, it

what can carney say to the market? nejra: let's get to stephen bell, our chief economist who is still with us. let's kick off with the u.k. looking ahead to this budget. hammond goingilip to need to ramp up spending? it looks like bond traders will give him a pass. steven: usually the chancellor is presenting a budget where things are going in his favor. growth is disappointing and this time around it is a lot better than the admittedly gloomy forecast a year ago. because it's done by the independent office, no one will say that the treasury is fiddling the figures. minister has made lots of spending pledges which he probably didn't agree with. of globalthe kind rabbit out of a hat type of chancellor. i think is going to be a cautious budget, that's his middle name and he doesn't know and we don't know how brexit is going to be so that's a double reason to be cautious. manus: can i ask you, just how bad will the growth outlook be from the bank of england on thursday? ies and what in they had to say and they reckon on a

alan lichtman will, cynthia alksne and tim carney thank you for joining us.he scene, chuck grassley chair of the judiciary committee is in the middle of his closing remarks, one of the final senators we're going to hear from before the roll is called. we expect that will be about a half an hour from now. every senator will be seated at their desk. the protests continue outside. they are keeping an eye on what is going on inside that senate chamber waiting for what we all expect at this point will be a very, very narrow confirmation for brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. please stay with us. t kavanaughe supreme court. please stay with us. ...for that, and just a second, we also have the mendez mediation. brian is going to take the lead just follow his- hello. uh, no i need it right now. yeah... success is a numbers game. and you're not going to win if you keep telling yourself to wait. the more often that you choose courage, the more likely you'll succeed. the most inspiring minds. the most compelling stories. download audible. and listen for a change. (wo

it's the return of mark carney and the bank of england for rate inflation against the backdrop of changingary policy. we are also awaiting results from the likes of bp. joining us now is james bevan, thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> let's start with the budget. game?it a wait and see they really can't do anything until brexit is settled. >> there's is an expectation that it will be a nonevent until they stood up at the tory party conference, so we'll spend a lot more money on the nhs, and that was the point where people begin to say, so we have to put something into the budget. i think we have a little bit of wriggle room, because back in march, the office response said they thought the deficit would be 37 billion. if you join the dots, it looks like it will really only be 24 billion. that means he has around 13 billion he has to play with, and he will therefore be spending some additional money and keeping most of the measures in his back pocket, depending on what the brexit deal looks like. >> that money will go toward what? nhs? >> he will clearly put the money into nhs, a

as opposed to the adage carney openly admits he's no fan of three cylinder engines none that he's ever driven with before has left him with a smile on his face but bobos new team three engine has the pickup he craves a good two hundred forty five newton metres of torque so this engine has made him happy and after all he concedes that vovo is done good work. with the bad guys that's. the one point five liter engine is well isolated in tuned to move the one point seven to an issue of the forward accelerating from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and nine point four seconds and reaching a top speed of two hundred kilometers per hour this wall may not of winning mean drag races were bad but it still could a good figure in. every day city driving over the long haul on the highway. ronnie says the mobile x c forty has won him over specially that new three cylinder engine he likes the way the s.u.v. looks the roominess the engines pick up and above all it's a vision see it but if it's not enough to cause buyers can always move up to the extreme sixty or even the nice and hefty actually

plus, governor carney speaks in new york city.r that, with the brexit talks ongoing in brussels. and we get the official treasury currency report. will china be labeled a currency manipulator? that is one to discuss over the weekend. still with me, priya misra, matt toms, and iain stealey. some final thoughts as we go through the weekend into next week. what are you looking for? near-term move in the cmi is going to be pretty critical. there's been stability around 6.9, are we going to get to the seven? it is a psychological level that is going to trigger risk off. i think the market was happy to see all of the china data overnight. but i think it does not help trade, because the trade has reached a record. china will be important and i will look at the housing data. primary mortgage rates reached the highest level since 2011 but affordability is not that great. do we start seeing the first signs of this impacting the housing market? jonathan: it's interesting you mentioned china. we are going to get that treasury department repor

they were sent to the chelsea captain karen carney and they have been reported to the police now by the shake—up in the rules. yes, i mean, you might be like me and many other fans that have enjoyed watching those fifth sets going on into the evening and on into the morning but it does nothing for the players themselves. there have been some famous incidents. one 50 cents went on for over eight hours. the second longest match took place at wimbledon this year in the semifinals. this was one that perhaps prompted the bosses to act. kevin anderson was too tired to even celebrate. next year, the tie—break will 12—12 in the final set. it is something perhaps anderson would have appreciated injuly. i really hope this is a bit of a sign for grand slams to change this format. for us to be out there this length of time. trying to come back and compete on this stage, it has happened to john before. and compete on this stage, it has happened tojohn before. he has played for five hours. happened tojohn before. he has played forfive hours. i really hope we can look at it and address this because at

phil neville, the england manager coming out to support karen carney, the subject of this particularlyying, why did you miss that goal? we're talking about the abuse that's directed at sportspeople on social this morning, specifically the england midfielder karen carney. she was sent rape and death threats after scoring the winner in chelsea's champions league win over fiorentina this week. the fa says it's appalled and dismayed and have urged the police to do more to deal with social media abuse. it's potentially a huge weekend for lewis hamilton. he could win his fifth formula one world tile at the us grand prix if everything goes his way in texas. if he does it, he'll sitjoint second in the all time list of winners with only the great michael schumacher ahead of him, but he's not taking anything for granted this weekend. none of us are saying how cool it would be if it happened this weekend, or the next. we're not focusing on ifs, we're focused on on making sure we deliver. there's still 100 points available, so you canjust still 100 points available, so you can just never be compla

i'm going to invoke mark carney, who came here and spoke to the economic club and said the following. $30 trillion of assets are held in fines despite investing in illiquid assets. they are built on the lie that markets always clear. that is a not so veiled reference to etf. mutual funds payout in cash. they are forced sellers. , securities inside the fun to give you cash. there is an institutional investor. trading on the exchange. etf's completely circumvent it. between a buyer and seller, mutual fund sales get the cash, given to persons. we solve that problem. i look forward to educating him in that understanding. >> he has a dim view of etf's. what does the bank get? they act of shock absorbers. they don't guarantee the price. hedge funds, fixed income etf's , big banksely small are the core of the fixed income test. >> not all etf's are created equal. structuresome other that some might consider a little out there. , black rocksident focuses on brand and liquidity. to the degree others do not, what is the risk bad behavior could come to damage the etf industry as a whole? >> i'm

globally we have to see where the trends are but the global economic environment although carney people are talking about possible downturns in some regions we are still in a very positive and strong environment overall the u.s.b. of europe and even china is on good growth rates although people discuss that they might be lower in the future so we've seen a stronger development based on that we see mega trends towards more bigger cities and more transportation and traffic everywhere and this is where we definitely can participate with our elevator business with our components business for the older. industrial technology business overall being in cement plants being in right where else so we think we can participate here in a very good way in the new set up i just want to jump in to talk about those possible downturns though around the world because it's difficult to ignore them and with that in mind how soon can you as the new c.e.o. help the company return to profitability. we are profitable first of all i mean if you take a look we have improved our profitability over the last year si

fronted by nicholas fukuoka was misfiring to cope was in the national team discussion last season but carney has only two goals. pulled one back to hand over with this screen but it wasn't enough . notice board have put their faith in new signing from recourse to solve that it was. they were one of the league's most toothless teams last season they haven't quite clicks going forward yet based on the ground but surely they could barrel through are struggling just a little. in for a cause both sport finally have a striker he made it one nil from the start already his fourth in the league this season. the dutchman is a prototypical front not holding up both running channels and setting up his teammates. the face you'll see for the police during second in the seventy third minute. looks to be show not fellow striker time you can check for their third and final goal the way they cost and company have the wounds looking graphics again. in the conceded some sixteen goals the net lost four matches and would have to stop the downpour against visiting frankfurt and to make a year the edge. it expects

carney, tells us this? in a statement -- "he was sentenced to life in prison, but as a result of decisions by the federal bureau of prisons, that sentence has been changed to the death penalty." and tonight, the u.s. attorney here in massachusetts says his thoughts are with the victims and the families. david? >> gio, thank you. >>> we also learned late today that a driver of a pickup truck will face charges after a horrifying scene this morning in indiana. three children, all from the same family, were killed as they were crossing the road to their school bus. 9-year-old alivia stahl and her 6-year-old twin brothers, xzavier and mason. a fourth child was rushed to the hospital. abc's alex perez is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, one indiana family living a nightmare, losing three children at once. the siblings crossing this county road near rochester this morning to get on their school bus. >> children that were getting on the bus have been struck by vecl >> the school bus had a stop arm extend

this is the village of carney which has been given until the end of the first of october to demolish all of these houses it was a notice given by the israeli army and they say if the residents don't demolish these houses that they will come in and demolish them after this high court order was given in the beginning of september but let me just show you this over here this is what residents are telling me is a cesspool of waste coming from the nearby settlement the israeli israeli settlement into the valley next to where the people are the residents here say it's actually part of a campaign of harassment by the israeli settlers against the village themselves that's quite impossible to tell where that waste water is coming from but the residents tell us every night this fills up with waste that they say is coming from israeli settlements i mean one palestinian activists are expressing solidarity with part of a general strike the strike was organized to protest against israel's nation state law school stores and other facilities have been shot across the occupied west bank and east jeru

to discuss that question i'm joined by three journalists here in the studio beginning with matthew carney chief europe correspondent of politico who says a poor showing from the c.s.u. into varia is likely to make the party in front more disruptive in travelling and will raise serious questions about the stability old merkel's coalition also as this isn't rational adult senior correspondent with reuters news agency and believes that the election will be a referendum on chancellor angela merkel's love lust and fractured ruling coalition interesting better than prayer and while malcolm. it's a pity the festering a freelance journalist who argues that the election in bavaria will be a victory for democracy interesting to that comment so it became a few votes either everybody saying it's a regional election it's a state election maybe not too important but it could genuinely be a watershed both of bavaria and of the national level what do you say i think that's both perfectly true obviously there's an impact in bavaria if a party that has ruled alone for nearly all of the last sixty years and

not find work this year there's also a car wash and fast food restaurant along the road where from carney once he's part of one of these businesses was started because their owners couldn't find jobs so they turned to a drop in your shop the government is now holding a summit to help create jobs to lower the high unemployment rate but many are skeptical of just how effective it will be this will be the fourth jobs summit in two decades and in that time unemployment has risen from twenty four to just over twenty seven percent statistics south africa the government agency says sixty nine thousand jobs were lost in the second quarter of twenty eighteen alone a poorly performing economy and the need for more investment are creating further challenges one of the most important reasons for the high unemployment rate in south africa is the concentration of economic power in the hands of government big businesses and strong organized labor and small businesses do not play the role that they should be playing as they play in many other countries to be the major source of job creation in the countr

this is the village of carney which has been given until the end of the first of october to demolish all of these houses it was a notice given by the israeli army and they say if the residents don't demolish these houses that they will come in and demolish them after this high court order was given in the beginning of september but let me just show you this over here this is what residents are telling me is a cesspool of waste coming from the nearby settlement the israeli israeli settlement into the valley next to where the people are the residents here say it's actually part of a campaign of harassment by the israeli settlers against the village themselves that's quite impossible to tell where that waste water is coming from but the residents tell us every night this fills up with waste that they say is coming from israeli settlements meanwhile palestinian activists are expressing solidarity with part of a general strike strike was organized to protest against israel's nation state law school stores and other facilities have been shot across the occupied west bank and east jerusalem

john carney, governor of the state of delaware.oming up, phillips has disappointing results to report. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power," i am david westin. phillips is down almost 10% today after missing expectations. it is a company in the crosshairs as both brexit and the trade wars take their toll. let's start with trade. >> profits and sales both missed estimates at phillips. the biggest drop was in the personal health unit that makes electric toothbrushes and shavers. the stock in europe had its and theop since 2009, ceo spoke to bloomberg saying he would like it to be much stronger. he also talked about trade. you are questioning the impact of the trade war between the u.s. and china. it cost $59 million in profits for next year. >> we will redesign some of our supply chains. we are in a good position to have factories in the united states and asia. we can rebalance the load going forward and in void -- avoid some of the duty impact. we have to look at raising prices selectively as well as takin

early buildup forced a handball, penalty, and with 100 caps for england behind her, captain karen carney goalkeeper, almost on her own stephanie ohrstrom cabinet high in the balance at 1—0 and chelsea go to florence in —— with work to do. the trip to barcelona brings the fear factor the trip to barcelona brings the fearfactor and for the trip to barcelona brings the fear factor and for glasgow this was david versus goliath. the spaniards have the stupar stars. kheira hamraoui came on the back of winning the champions league with lyon and she has the quality that gets noticed. glasgow's pass was best summed up by the third goal they conceded. for the bravery of their defensive blocks, barcelona just kept sending it back. in the end, the home team racked up a five goalie to date to scotland, second leg that is now a dead rubber. it should be remembered that glasgow is still an amateur team and this was the night the continent's superpowers show they are up a level. england beat sri lanka in a rain—affected third one—day international in kandy by seven wickets. they now have a 2—0 series le

border and carney heading north through mexico u.s. secretary of state might pompous as the caravan poses a danger and is warning the migrants to turn back facebook has removed dozens of accounts and brazil which supported. right wing candidates in sunday's run off to become president they spoke says a marketing firm run a sophisticated network of accounts which funded its site with click base to politically motivated spam despite the controversy the social media company has no plans to limit group messaging in brazil. faces left wing rival fernando had died in the runoff to become president and brazilians head to the polls on sunday to make that choice and the reports from sao paulo on why bolton are leads the opinion polls. he's reviled by the opposition as racist homophobic and sexist. but jail growing number of supporters say he's not of those things he's a victim of what they call fake news. one that he's an honest politician firstly there are no charges of corruption against him secondly he's conservative family man he's bringing

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