chris moore have been following the far left candidate jean-marie le pen. with the terror attack. he have say? >> he is not somebody that puts security at the center of his cane but at the same time, he's ot scared to talk tough on terrorism. we were watching his meeting and speaking live. and offering what he describes is solidarity for those who may or may not have been threaten birthday by that alleged planned attack and saying in the wake is yes, he does believe security forces need to be given rain showers but also the way to deal with this is to carry on with their normal lives. as far as we know, he's one of the few candidates to have kept up the events that he was planning for this evening. -- there is a re-dinner with the leader here in paris. as far as we know, that's not been canceled yet. >> now he's certainly had some bouts in the course of the last few weeks, hasn't he, in terms of the polls. how do you explain that? >> things are always going to be tight on the left. you've got emmanuel macron who has put himself on the center left and right

leader is still running third in popularity and chris moore is with his camp tonight. chris, mélenchon is there but -- >> it's a slightly surreal experience of his hologram leading the french national anthem as this meeting wraps up. hologram as a live [indiscernible] about 4000 are so turning out. [indiscernible] talking about moving out of and for those -- ,e has defeated his competitor he needs toe crowd make it through to round through. -- round two. >> he's been called an extremist, a communist. no one thought he would be in the top four at this stage. can he really make it to the second round of this election? polls show between the four major players [indiscernible] back in 2012 he was doing similar things. he was polling very high and kind of imploded at the last minute. [indiscernible] younger voters are not always the most reliable. it's very different to back in 2012. [indiscernible] there are certainly reasons to said,imistic, but as you he does remain a little behind the two front runners. laura: chris, thank you very much indeed. pen may well been driving

our reporter chris moore witnessed the magic. chris: with a click of the fingers 650 kilometers away in his hologram appeared on stage. in a number of venues around france, a combined audience of about 35,000 people. we are told that jean-luc melenchon and his hologram are starting to capture some people's imagination. >> it is interesting. really good quality. i enjoy believing it. he seemed real. >> it was great, very lively. it seemed like he was there with us. is really it interesting. such a creative way to campaign. how cool and crazy that jean-luc melenchon was in dijon and six other cities at the same time. it is incredible that he can spread his message in an original way. >> the keys of these speech were equality and how to govern, lots of stock messages about wealth redistribution, getting out of the nuclear business, moving towards organic arming, renegotiating european treaties. is jean-luc melenchon portraying himself now as somebody who is capable of being president. his core message, after this surge in the polls b

chris moore korhonen, bbc news, glasgow.ender ugo ehiogu has died today at the age of 1m. he collapsed at tottenham's training ground yesterday after a cardiac arrest. he coached the club's under 23 side. ehiogu also played for leeds, sheffield united and rangers, where he scored in the old firm derby against celtic, i'm sure he will be remembered at hampden this weekend. his teamate at villa and boro gareth southgate, now england maanger of course, says he is stunned and has described ehiogu as ‘a gentle giant away from football, but ‘a colossus on the pitch.” here are some of the other tributes paid today. ugo had the determination to stop you scoring in training every day. he never wanted anyone to get the better of him. pride in his performance, he was dedicated. i will remember him as just getting the best out of himself. all of the foot ball world the best out of himself. all of the football world would be shocked and saddened, we've just had a couple there who were devastated to hear there who were devastated to hear

rookie chris narrowo scored brandon belt. moore settled down. he went seven innings allowed just a run on two hits striking out eight. codiy bell i thinker looking to end the sevenths. the dodgers had only two hits through 9. but three hits in the tenth alone, including tolls, base loaded single make it 2-1. giants relief pitchers walked four men in the tenth. hunter strickland walked one of them on four pitches. dodgers win tonight. and the a's play the angels tonight. >>> depending when the second round of the playoffs begins the warriors will have either five or seven days of rest. won't find out their next opponent until the clippers/jazz seies ends tomorrow or on sunday. for mike brown, he is handling practice wheel steve kerr seeks medical attention for persistent headaches. but kerr is very much involved in the planning for round two. >> steve is going to be a part this process all the time. and you know, really, almost before i do anything, i'm going to consult with him. the only time i won't consult with him, during the game -- is proba

rookie chris narrowo scored brandon belt. moore settled down.went seven innings allowed just a run on two hits striking out eight. codiy bell i thinker looking to end the sevenths. the dodgers had only two hits through 9. but three hits in the tenth alone, including tolls, base loaded single make it 2-1. giants relief pitchers walked four men in the tenth. hunter strickland walked one of them on four pitches. dodgers win tonight. and the a's play the angels tonight. >>> depending when the second round of the playoffs begins the warriors will have either five or seven days of rest. won't find out their next opponent until the clippers/jazz seies ends tomorrow or on sunday. for mike brown, he is handling practice wheel steve kerr seeks medical attention for persistent headaches. but kerr is very much involved in the planning for round two. >> steve is going to be a part this process all the time. and you know, really, almost before i do anything, i'm going to consult with him. the only time i won't consult with him, during the game -- is probably

giants call then "runs thrown in" 3-0 giantsnice outing for matt moore with some help top 6th 3-1 giantsbrandon crawford barehands chris owings grounder and guns him out at first on a great play (moore: 8 ip, 3 hits, 1 run, 5 k's)final: 4-1 giants (3-5) game 2 of the series tomorrow tight one of the subplots to emerge from today's game is the condition of buster posey. who had to leave the game after taking that shot to the head.mark? the opening day excitement came to a screeching halt the moment posey went down.it all happened in the bottom of the first inning. posey was at the plate, takes a pitch fromright to the side of his helmet.he immediately dropped to the ground and took a few moments to get his bearings. bruce bochy and the training staff went right to him and took him out of the game.the good thing is posey walked off on his own power, but he did not return. <>bruce bochy"he's doing okay... he's fine right now... we'll continue to keep an eye on him... he'll be under observation tonight... we'll reevaluate him tomorrow... so... sometimes you just gotta give these things time but he's doing good... he'

giants executive introduced to a big ovation from the crowdmatt moore getting some help top 6th 3-1 giantsbrandon crawford barehands chris grounder and guns him out at first on a great play (moore: 8 ip, 3 hits, 1 run, 5 k's)bottom 9th/ 4-1 giantsmark melancon gets the fly out to end the game and earn his 2nd save in two gamesfinal: 4-1 giants (3-5)game 2 of the series tomorrow tighthere's bruce bochy on posey's condition...(sot bochy) <>bruce bochy"he's fine right now... we'll continue to keep an eye on him... he'll be under observation tonight... we'll reevaluate him tomorrow... so... sometimes you just gotta give these things time but he's doing good... he's doing find and we'll keep an eye on him." the a's getting back to .500 in kansas citykhris davis he's just picking right up from last year's 42 home run season hits his 4th of the season here tied for the major league lead 2-0 a'sand that's all they neededjharel cotton was great givig up no runs on two hits over 7 innings striking out 6 batters bottom 9th/ winning run at the plate for k.c.sean doolittle back doing his thing strikes out former teammate brandon moss

two errors the giants call then "runs thrown in" 3-0 giantsmatt moore getting some help top 6th 3-1 giantsbrandon crawford barehands chrisrounder and guns him out at first on a great play(moore: 8 ip, 3 hits, 1 run, 5 k's) bottom 9th/ 4-1 giantsmark melancon gets the fly out to end the game and earn his 2nd save in two gamesfinal: 4-1 giants (3-5)game 2 of the series tomorrow nighthere's bruce bochy on posey's condition...(sot bochy) <>bruce bochy"we'll reevaluate him tomorrow... so... sometimes you just gotta give these things time but he's doing good... he's doing find and we'll keep an eye on him." the a's getting back to .500 in kansas citykhris davis he's just picking right up from last year's 42 home run season hits his 4th of the season here tied for the major league lead 2-0 a'sand that's all they neededjharel cotton was great givig up no runs on two hits over 7 innings striking out 6 batters bottom 9th/ winning run at the plate for k.c.sean doolittle back doing his thing strikes out former teammate brandon moss to end the game his 1st save of the seasonfinal: 2-0 a's (4-4) back to the warriors warriors the "luck

david: thank you to michael moore and chris wheeler.we speak with carl weinberg at 6:00 a.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i still believe as we speak trump,hat is brexit and it is difficult to make a prediction but i believe we are heading towards the second round with macron and marine le pen. francine: that was a famous hedgefund manager, french fund manager, indicating that a second round between macron and le pen is likely but he did tell me that he hasn't ruled out the possibility of -- with le pen. investors are dumping indigos -- for more on all of this, we have rupert harrison still with us. he also knows a thing or two about politics because he was the chief of staff for george osborne for many years. let me look at the intention of voting. we can take this with a pinch of salt. but it does tell you a story -- in far left candidate red dust taking votes from everyone and going up in the polls. how does each candidate look at this position of themselves? could we see him versus marine le pen? rupert: that'll be the nucle

chris. i saw you in chicago when you had a book discussion with natalie moore. i must admit at the point you did your book discussion i was about, i don't know, a fifth of the way through and now i am half way through. the more i read the more depressed i get. it is not a -- i don't know what i expected but it is getting more and more depressed. specifically i am at the point where i am at the part where you are talking about white fear. i am wondering if you could espound on that. i think white fear is the reason for all of this. >> host: before you do i want to read one line from your book which is americans convert white theory into policy. >> to malory's point that one of the key pieces of the book is it a foundational. that, you know, the first captain of the ship that landed at james town. the first entry is we were set upon by the saveraages. from that moment, all the way through experience of settlements, frontier, the project of slavery and the incredible amount of fear and terror that required and the constant fear of the slave revolt. of the social or

moore®. >>> this week we look at the revival of a game that was popular during the '80s. spike ball. ♪ >> hi, i'm chriso of spike ball incorporated. spike ball got started back when i was a kid. one of my friends bought it and we fell in love with it. the rules are almost identical to two on two volleyball. in 2003 me and those same friends took a trip to hawaii. a lot of people would ask us the same three questions, what's that game, how do you play and where can i get it. that's sort of where the light bulb went off. the original company either went out of business or stopped making it. we just knew that you couldn't buy it anymore. me and those same friends chipped in some money and in 2008 relaunched spike ball. i ran it on my own for about five years as a side job until september of 2013. we hit $1 million in annual revenue with zero full-time employees. at that time my wife and i agreed that it was safe for me to quit the day job and go full time. bigger picture for spike ball is to become the next great american sport. baseball, basketball, football, the big ones, we're getting a lot of their pl