i'm claire pryde. a controversial law cracking down on immigration and asylum here in france is that for a final vote in parliament. zimbabwe's ruling is on o.p.s. pf party.aw ne a plane crashes in mexico soon after takeoff. all 103 people on board survived. dozens were injured. two critically. france's parliament is set for a final vote on a controversial law on asylum and immigration. the senate rejected the bill but the more powerful lower half is expected to give it the green light. the government says it will speed up the asylum application process but according to critics the proposals are harsh on migrants. it's a bill that has bitterly divided french politicians on both sides of the aisle. despite being rejected by the senate on tuesday the lower house of the french parliament which has the final say is expected to sign immigration bill into law the bill proposes doubling the amount of time. awaiting deportation can be detained. another controversial point the fact that children can continue --

ultimate skin. >>> hi, guys. >> claire and dave here. >> claire and her daddy, dave, are at it again.e this girl, i think, man, i should have had kids. they covered the gegia to go >> she lets dad starts and then, she comes in. ♪ a couple guys that didn't treat me right ♪ >> can we talk about she is feeling the lyrics like somebody on the playground has broken her heart. >> the song has been number one for the most weeks on the billboard country charts. it's been number one for 35 weeks. claire, take it home. ♪ if it's meant to be it will be ♪ >>he singsot like a t to be 5-year-old. she sings like somebody who has been a veteran at this. i'm telling you, she's been reborn. >> she's a star. and she coaches dad up a little pit. you hit the wrong note when i hit the right note. >> i apologize. i'm trying to live up to claire's high standards. just doing my best. >> hey, now. >> we'll see you. >>> daniel has a wild idea. we've seen daniel on the show before. he created a car commercial to try to sell his subaru. it's still for sale. and he's still messing around with it. the idea is this.

claire::does this have anything to do with brussels? earlier this week you have the italian goveenment pointing he finger at brussels and saying theyydidn't have enough money t% spend on infrastructure because do they have a point? >> we cannnt say that really. it's difficult. we ccn say on the one and that of funds for its development.lot on the other part the problem is that we have -- the government told the europeaneurope o avoid another catastrophe commission we cannot europe the rules of beccuseeii avoidd us to have the investment for highways oo brrdge. italy has benefits a lot from -- moment.s from europe at the there's the cost of reconstruction. there's also the cost to the couudn media is saying it be 11 billion euros and 55,000 so far we have had the prime minister give us 5 million euro government to the region. -pthat's nowhere nearrenoughh >> at the moment what is at% ris is tte acttvity in the harborr and the activity at the moment. answer because it's the first% time they face that kind oo activity of the harbor for tha

claire: welcome to live from paris with me, claire pryde. soldiers patrolled the streets of harare and zimbabwe's president reaches out to his main rival after postelection protests turned violent. the results of monday's presidential poll are expected in the coming hours. donald trump urges his attorney probel to end the russia on day two of the first trial stemming from that investigation led by robert mueller. bemba returnsrre to the country to register as a presidential candidate probe onmilitia he wants led. we speak to some of the victims of the -- once led. first to zimbabwe and the tensions in the capital, harare. soldiers are on the streets and shut.hot -- shops are this is due to protests in response to the electoral commission. party -- then a pf ruling zanu-pf party has won a majority in congress. it is still not known who out of emmerson mnangagwa who has called for an independent probe and nelson chamisa won the presidential poll. the electoral commission has until saturday to announce the results. >> mayhem in harare. the stre

claire and dave here. >> claire and her daddy, dave, are back at it again.mazing. >> every time i see this little girl i think, man, should have had kids. >> well, they recently covered the mega hit, "meant to be" by florida georgia line. ♪ baby lay on back and relax put your pretty feet up on my dash ♪ ♪ no need to go nowhere fast >> like stevie wonder. >> she lets dad start things off and then it's her turn. ♪ i don't mean to be so uptight but my heart's been hurt a couple times by a couple guys that didn't treat me right ♪ >> can we talk about how she is feeling the lyrics to this song? >> yeah. >> since somebody on the playground has breoken her litte l heart. ♪ if it's meant to be, it will be it will be ♪ >> the song broke the record as number one on the billboard country charts, currently been at number one for 35 weeks. go ahead, claire, take it home ♪ if it's meant to be ♪ it will be ♪ ♪ baby if it's meant to be >> she sings not like a 5-year-old. she sings like somebody who's been a veteran at this. i'm telling you, she's been reborn. >> she's a sta

claire: definitely.eeing the credit markets are really open, and so i think bankers are getting create enough pitching companies on some of these deals. maybe it's unsecured debt or it really depends. the leverage loan market has looked appealing to a lot of companies, including uber in the past. so there's a lot of options if you're a c.f.o. and looking for financing. vonnie: tesla is down about half a percent in today's trading. our thanks to claire boston. still ahead -- warren buffett joins us next hour for a wide-ranging interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. romaine: and i'm romaine bostick. vonnie: crude oiled cracked $70 a barrel mark for the first time since july before dipping below that level. talk about crude, as well as the dollar, joining us is the president of blue line futures. right now, we're just below $70 for a barrel of w.t.i., but it's going back up there, you say. bill: yes. there is some resistance. the trend line on the october contract is 7

on a lighter note, we remember claire for her quick wit. i refuse the compliment i think like a man. one either thinks or does not. because i'm a woman i must make unusual efforts to skducceed. they will say women doesn't have what it takes. that was 50 years ago. she wrote a lot about politics and politicians. she wrote they say women talk too much. you know the filibuster was invented by men in congress. it's so true especially for young women facing a huge hostile left wing feminist university to get the courage to stand up and take a position is really consequential. no good deed goes unpunished. those of you that are regulars know. it's always on our coffee mug. she blazed many trails and she did so always with grace and confident. neither her sex nor her circumstances could hold her back. our institute is working many young women around the country, fellowshi fellowships, our campus lecture program. if you want to find out her, go to our website. called her the preeminent renaissance woman of the 20th century. indeed she was. thank yo

and from the queen to an astronaut‘s wife — the star of the crown, claire foy, on her new film aboute of neil armstrong. and coming up on bbc news: the first england squad since the world cup sees the return of manchester united's luke shaw ahead of september's fixtures against spain and switzerland. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk's biggest payday lender, wonga, has gone

claire: that is what one guy told me.hey actually took a more nuanced opinion of harley, because as much as they like donald trump, many of them have tattoos of harley, they have been riding them their whole lives, so they won all the sudden just abandon the company just because. so they said while we do not want harley davidson to move production overseas, we understand they have these tariffs against them and it is costly for them to sell the motorcycles in europe and asia -- caroline: what about the new bikes? claire: they are not out yet. but i think they like the pictures. [laughter] scarlet: they like what they see. thank you. great story in bloomberg businessweek. and check out gtv , where you will find the charts that we feature here. claire was talking about trade uncertainty. here is one on u.s. trade policy and of the uncertainty there, the white line, contrasted with the s&p 500, which keeps going up. basically at a record high this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." caroline:

claire, tell us about your case. my us. claire, tell us about your case. main breadwinner in our family. when he died, and he was the main breadwinner in ourfamily. i was essentially a stay at home on looking after the children in the house. so yes, we went from a really good income to nothing. and what we are told about what you might be entitled to when it came to him passing? my son's best friend's dad had died six months before, and his mum had said to me, you are entitled to widowed parents‘ allowance, because i didn't know anything about finances. he did all the finances andi finances. he did all the finances and i didn't have to worry about that kind of thing. so i was told about the widowed parents‘ allowa nce, about the widowed parents‘ allowance, so i applied for it, and found out i wasn't entitled to it just on the basis that we weren't married. emma, how common is claire and siobhan's problems?m married. emma, how common is claire and siobhan's problems? it is increasing because living together is on the increase, marriage is on the decline. it

ryan gosling takes on the role of the emotionally guarded astronaut, with claire foy...d to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses? yeah, hey, there's a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing an american housewife. you just sort of think... but i do think in those circumstances, distance is good. if you own a story too much, i think sometimes it can be difficult to get in there and have a cynical view of it or kind of delve deeper and understand that these people were, you know, wrong sometimes and difficult sometimes. we've got this under control. you're a bunch of boys, you don't have anything under control. it's nearly a year since weinstein. have things changed ? i think people are definitely more aware. what i worry about ever so slightly that i would... i hope it hasn'tjust been absorbed into the culture and been allowed to have happened. women have been able to speak up and been given permission and authority in some way because they have to because everyone wants it to go away again. you know,

ryan gosling takes on the role as the emotionally guarded astronaut, with claire foy...f the heroic husband? i think for me it was that opportunity to not be the cliche. i didn't want her to be, you know, the conventional version that you see on a film of the woman at home, who is perfect in absolutely every single way. this isn'tjust another trip, neil. you're notjust going to work. do you think you're coming back? were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses?

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claire: i'm actually kind of nervous. you're gonna be great.emember, if you get into a jam, just do the impression i taught you. [ as christopher walken ] hey. you can hang your clothes in me. [ normal voice ] christopher walk-in closet. i'm not doing that. okay, relax, mom. you're working for grandpa. it's not even a real job. it's like that summer when i worked for dad. he was just trying to make me feel good about myself. he didn't really need my help. that's not true. i needed your help distributing all those fliers. and i did. wink, wink. how are you already doing homework?

ramy: claire reade, thank you very much.up of the stories you need to know in today's edition of "daybreak." it's also available on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize your content so you only get the news on the industries that you care about. this is bloom berk. ♪ haidi: the latest report out of ticktock there. we just had the headline that will mark pompeo, the u.s. secretary of state may visit north korea later this month. to miss on tictoc not outs on any of those reports. ramy: credit suisse is breaking up its international wealth management units into seven areas rather than four. this with the latest push to regionalize the bank. they'll have more autonomy to make decisions and each division will have its own managements team. haidi: new classic media buying for as much as $2.3 billion to expand ebook content. the mick anymore has a possible download adjustment if earnings fall bowe certain levels. has popular tv programs and movies. amy: neilson shares surged big elliott announced a gain. elliott

between claire and the stepsons. they were very, very close. she loves her own little girl at a very young age. it was devastating for her. henry [ inaudible ]. that was the hunting lodge in south carolina. in russia, i went to see it with a dear friend. willed it to-what was that order? silent. they were silent. we got to have -- and we -- we got to have a tour. we saw the grave of henry and clare. it was so beautifully done. it was fascinating. they loved each other. when he passed away, many years before her, she really missed him. >> did she have [ inaudible ] besides the 19-year-old that die? >> she had the one child with her first husband. that marriage was very difficult, because of him. and, i'm sure she would have liked more. he didn't. and that she married henry, and he had the two sons. it became -- she loved them very much and i love her. he spoke with such fondness of her. her granddaughter, clare luce. the picture i showed you, once henry passed away, mrs. luce when asked the granddaughter's if she wanted to go on troubles with he

claire: gross and sweaty from running.ghs] so [groans] for later tonight, you thinking what i'm thinking, valentine? i believe i am. phil: every valentine's day, claire and i look forward to some naughty role-playing-- sexually adventurous cuckolder juliana and clive bixby, speaker salesman by day, spy by night. lover also by night and sometimes during the day. the speaker business, it-- it pretty much runs itself. i just want to keep it really low-key this year. you know, simple. yep. on the other hand, we could have a drink at that hotel bar we love. go on. and come straight home... put on our jammies, and fall asleep in front of the tv. perfect.

clair, who started a facebook group called dnanpe friends, "not parent st.covered stunning results when she received a dna birthday present from her siblings. >> when i came to the realization my brother and i were half-siblings i looked up and the ceiling tiles started swirling like an lsd trip. >> reporter: she creted this discreet, invitation-only facebook group. >> we said, maybe we can find people we can talk to. we set a lofty goal, wouldn't it be wonderful if we could get as many as 12? >> reporter: it's ballooned to over 2,200. for npe members, the group has been a lifeline. >> to us these people are coming to us with a raw, open wound. and there's nope to administer medical help to that wound, if you will. >> do you ever encounter those moments where people think, well, maybe -- you know -- just let sleeping dogs lie? >> oh, sure, we hear that all the time. and we're ridiculed. ridiculed a lot. because the attitude is, you shouldn't be talking about this. >> why air the dirty laundry? >> exactly. but that's calling me dirty laundry. i'm not dirty la

claire submitted a proposal reshape this into a magazine. clearly from a first female for a major publication, and this is essentially amazing if you consider the fact that time magazine did not have a female editor until 2013, a full 80 years after clar headed vanity fair. clare was truly ahead of her time. during this time she also became an established playwrite. the women was also made into a hollywood movie twice, and in the 1939 movie version really the better one i think. the second only to garner the wind the box office received in 1939. the 2008 version was fun. the women set in a distinct space especially for its time because not only was it written by women but also featured an all female cast. but the play is all about men. >> the woman would satisfy her des appreciation to writhe something that would be delivered. a recent performance of the play was actually at the spotlight theater in baltimore, maryland. this was last year. we found another performance just this year in edmonton, canada. come to the stable another play also m

next speaker, please. >> claire blackwell, charles defarge, jeff snocks. >> i'm claire blackwell, lifelong resident of san francisco. i'm here to hold the sfmta to its promise for protected bike lanes on townsend street. growing up, my parents never considered allowing me to bike to school or to friends houses across the city. i'm so grateful that sfmta's push to construct the bike lines, which has allowed me to feel safe riding in the city. this is why i'm bringing you my concerns about the decision to drop protected bike lanes on townsend street. it's one of the most dangerous streets for cyclists and i fear for my friends and co-workers. as a new rider, i feel consistently unsafe navigating townsend with high volumes of traffic and vehicles cutting into the lanes i'm reading in. my safety as well as my friends depends on the projects. my concern about the sfmta dropping a project is greater than my concern about townsend in particular. now that i've seen a plan be dropped, how can i trust you will followthrough on your vision zero goals or protecting other bike lane projects. if you car

in the state of missouri at the behest of a democratic super pac that is working for my opponent claire mccaskill here in missouri they are trying to tie me into a narrative that is that would see me as someone who is colluding with russia an order to facilitate an attack on my democratic opponent which is bald faced egregious lie and frankly i think that this just serves to continue the narrative that twitter suppresses conservative and libertarian voices from being able to get their message out because they have a bias and it's deeply disturbing and a threat to american democracy that twitter said that you were engaged in targeted harassment how would you respond to that and was there anything else besides the image that could have triggered the suspension of the political correct police are out in full force at all times as my good friend ben carson might say at one point but the fact of the matter is is that this was a simple response jeff that was a joke to someone i was actually claiming that they were the stalinist and it is quite ironic because their whole tactic they were attac

claire stagers with us from the university of lynchburg. good to take to you, claire. >> good to talk to you. how are you doing today? >> shepard: good. might have been frightening when they said 125 houses could be under 17 feet of water. >> yes, sir. i'm not part of that but i'm close to it. it would turn my ten-minute commute to 30 minutes if i had to reroute. >> shepard: i guess three inches of rain in an hour, that's a lot for anybody, even your part of the world. >> yes, sir, a lot of water. came into our basement as well last night. >> shepard: thanks, claire. i know they've been trying to shore it up. they have taken a 3 x 3 foot area, a spillway, to relieve the pressure. the problem is there's rain on the way. let's get to rick reichmuth live in the extreme weather center. how are they looking in lynchburg? >> we have one bad batch of storms but things get better. it's been weeks of heavy rain. the ground is saturated. add more rain, you can flood quickly. we had big storms moving through yesterday and now today, we've had a light

claire: the shorter answer is that most don't anymore.hat is the overarching problem, but obviously, people do. there are adventure bikes, which you can take on road or off-road. people like racing. essentially, harley became known for these long-distance rides and that is what they do best or had been doing best, but millennials are in their 30's, they have a lot of debt. those bikes are expensive. the highest price ones are up to $45,000 averages $15,000. jason: still a lot of money. as you point out in the survey, more than an iphone. claire: definitely more than an iphone. and this is not a primary vehicle. this is a secondary vehicle that you are riding for fun. you are essentially buying another car on top of what you drive. millennials don't have the time, the money, they are just not as interested in it partially because of the biker stereotype and that has been a real problem for harley for a while now, but it became a real problem during the recession. jason: we are here with the creative director. chris, great cover this week.

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the fact that clair mccaskill won't vote for funding for that wall.r is another research she has to go. brian: president trump support you. >> absolutely. brian: josh hawley this is the toughest opponent clair mccaskill ever had. it's going to be doing fight to the end. >> thanks for having me. brian: we reached out to senator mccaskill we did not hear back. we do have voice mail so we will check it again. michael cohen's attorney lanny davis says he will not take a pardon. can you believe this? now he has a go fund me page to help get the truth out. it's called he hasn't gotten paid yet. alan dershowitz here to react next. plus, dr. nicole saphier just dropped her old irs son off at college. she is here with a health checklist as well as, i guess, a little bit of sadness. put a smile on, doctor, you are coming out to the studio. ♪ don't be afraid ♪ to take the road less traveled on ♪ oh, oh ♪ oh, oh ♪ take the road less traveled on ♪ ♪ steve: well, it's time time of the year kindergarten to college kids are heading back to school. next guest wrapped

we were really just thinking would play out i gotta say i am still oh i've got to start off saying claire ok calm down or let me get down to get through with this like this that hey we've got to go and that's going to do it for this edition of has reportedly nice guys are safe here and i think our guest claire skinner. if you want to like i just on twitter it's guys report and so next time. i. it was you know provision on my back when i wanted to. ask but i. owe. you for your hydro alaska's boss because you know that then you. don't have anybody among my fellow those in person but that's honest i don't mean that there's been any of them. showing us you know what i was you're not. you know just i mean my point is i'm already whatever sped up out of me just got to go easy i mean the lord. has been up us and i must admit that he feels i just don't get off on getting the rest but those were the old vilest beatle songs those people are going to respect i'm one of those but i want the best i like how they say dissed by the support of his. my family feisty credible but you just don't think that

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know the first name now like madonna is just sinclair around the gun with whatever you call them claire skinner of bit mari is also at the black block chain summit the black bloc change summit i was coming up. look we're trying to take this amazing technology and solve some long existing problems in the black communities and we think this is a great way to do it so we're going to have subject matter experts in some of these particular topics be an education dealing with energy as well as having folks who are well versed in black chain technology we're going to put them together discuss these issues try to come up with some you know. actions you know that we can take from there and it will have a hackathon from that point in till november and i'm going to take all that energy from the hack a thons and hopefully next year we would have done something better and we're not going to have a meeting after meeting to meet we're going to actually do like they did with the declaration independence they went out and start shooting folks so after we do our meeting what we're going to outshoot peopl

ryan gosling takes on the role as the emotionally guarded astronaut, with claire foy...nity to not be the cliche. i didn‘t want her to be, you know, the conventional version that you see on a film of the woman at home, who is perfect in absolutely every single way. this isn‘tjust another trip, neil. you‘re notjust going to work. do you think you‘re coming back? were you surprised to get the role, given there is not a huge shortage of american actresses? yeah, hey, there‘s a canadian playing neil armstrong and this sort of random british woman playing an american housewife. you just sort of think... but i do think in those circumstances, distance is good. if you own a story too much, i think sometimes it can be difficult to get in there and have a cynical view of it or kind of delve deeper and understand that these people were, you know, wrong sometimes and difficult sometimes. we've got this under control. you‘re a bunch of boys, you don‘t have anything under control. it‘s nearly a year since weinstein. have things changed ? i think people are definitely more aware. what

interesting: it is -- before the epidemic actually they asked president jackson did claire -- to declare a day of passing in prayer. he refused to do it. i do not think ordinary people were expecting the federal government to do anything about this epidemic. they were expecting their local governments to do that. if you lived in a poor city, to quarantine it -- a port city, to quarantine infected ships, and if you lived in detroit, another example, the local people are demanding that no more ships, steamships come into detroit. that interfere with commerce -- that interfered with commerce, so local businesses, people in commerce would have had a vested interest in subscribing to the atmospheric explanation of cholera, where this was not a contagious disease. ordinary people would want to hedge their bets and say, this is a contagious disease. we are in sacramento, and you presented this to your peers and colleagues. what questions did they ask you? prof. kelton: they will ask me, i hope, the susceptibility of [inaudible] in indigenous people. aboutill allow me to talk how this wasn't spr

claire marshall, bbc news, brixham. our diplomatic correspondent james landale is here.s this dispute? these kind of fishing disputes happen from time to time. i remember in the 19905 covering the tuna wars, but i think this is serious. not lea5t but i think this is serious. not least because of the scale of confrontation and it was only by luck that nobody was hurt. the british government is taking it seriously, the british amba55ador has rai5e seriously, the british amba55ador has raise concerns in paris. georgiou i5 has raise concerns in paris. georgiou is therefore have words with his counterpart tomorrow, represented of the fishing fleet on both sides are talking and hoping to arrange a meeting. the impression i get is that both sides want to try and de—escalate this and calm things down. i think there is a hope that maybe the old deal that lasted for the last five years can be revived in some way. e55entially, taking the big british trawler5 out of the area, in return to giving them fi5hing areas elsewhere. area, in return to giving them fishing areas elsewhere. an

y yo claire. y somos las salmon sisters. operamos nuestro negocioesde un bote.do sujetarla en mi mano. estamos orgullosas de vivir así y del trabajo que hacemos. ♪ call on me brother ♪ when you need a hand ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ lean on me ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me... ♪ mmm... ♪ lean on me. hay buenas >>hay buenas noticiaspara madres de familia que necesitan una opciÓn mÁs econÓmica para tratar alergias desde la ciudad de nueva york nos dicen de que se trata. >>como un gran alivio muestran la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicinas que han aprobado un medicamento que puede salvarle la vida a millones de personas. las crÍticas en torno producido por la farmacÉutica desataron al de un par de aÑos cuando su precio aumentÓ a mÁs de 600 2 inyecciones a esto se suma que recientemente ha habido una escasez de medicamento lo que esto genera una competencia que podrÍa ayudar a bajar su costo la versiÓn se usarÍa para tratar alergias a alimentos. >>si un paciente alÉrgico al manÍ es tubo en contacto eso

as the verdict was read out today, ben stokes closed his eyes while his wife, claire, cried forthe benaised a number of important questions. what should happen to stokes and his england team—mate, alex hales question of this is a time when hingis cricket is trying to appeal to a new, younger, family audience and show it is serious about upholding the values of the game. how have the ecb handled it? do they have a problem with the drinking culture within the england team? finally, even though ben stokes could take the field in four days' time at trent bridge by how long will the shadow cast over him and the england team now last? the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has refused to apologise for his presence at a laying of a wreath for some of those accused of carrying out a terror attack at the 1972 munich olympics, in which 11 israeli athletes died. his attendance at the event in tunis in 2014 has prompted criticism from the israeli prime minister. mr corbyn said he had been taking part in a ceremony honouring victims of another attack — an israeli air strike on palestinian headquarters i

and the chances to beats claire mccaskill. >> could be a big flip in the senate.right here. >> gino rossi, they are excited about him as their candidate, last two raises election statewide, democrats have a big primary, some people thank jim schreier, who is a doctor, and in the primary. todd: the big one is the ohio special election. of democrats take that from republicans that can spell trouble in november. >> in a lot of ways special elections are little over rated in november. it is really hard. and a weekend bloodbath in chicago. who does ron emmanuel blame for this? coming up. >> the goalie. >> the kid from the mighty ducks, have you seen what goldberg looks like? a mug shot you might not believe coming up. ♪ ♪ the devil around ♪ are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awe

claire marshall, bbc news at one brixham.ers that the eu has to choose beteen the british government's chequers plan or the risk of there being no deal on brexit. it comes as the eu's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier said that the eu was prepared to offer britain a unique partnership, different from that agreed with any outside country. here's our deputy political editor, john pienaar. britain's marriage with europe was never quite a union of hearts and minds but anyway, it is nearly over, just the divorce to sort out. the government is warning today that agreement on britain's terms or no deal at all. in paris, the prime minister's right—hand man in cabinet of the eu, take it or leave it. exactly seven months until the end of article 50 and less than two months ahead of the october council, we first the choice between the pragmatic proposals we are discussing now with the european commission, or the risk of there being no deal. westminster has been left to the tourists, mps still on a break. but brexit never stops, nod

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jillian: the senate race, claire mccaskill, no big surprise. >> reporter: except claire mccaskill alwaysa week opponent which is why she was able to hold on to a red state. and she has said -- he took an rv tour in her private plane a couple months ago and that is the total read that she's out of touch with missouri, when it comes to tax cuts and obamacare, she opposed neil gorsuch, totally blue partisan in a red state and i don't think that matches, josh holly has money and energy. >> a big pick up in the senate for the republicans. kansas governors race, read kansas in the primary too close to call, chris kobach was a controversial pick for the president. >> it would be -- he was behind in the polls, then looked like he had a shot. the sitting governor has only been in office six months because donald trump appointed the ambassador so he had an uphill climb because he was the incoming governor. now is leading by 800 votes. if you have a m aga candidate instead of an establishment pick it will make it more interesting. it goes a long way. rob: appreciate your time. jillian: 18 after the

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paul: before the epidemic ofpened, concerned citizens president jackson asked to do claire a day of fasting prayer. he refused to do it. that is the extent at which federal government would have done anything at the time. i don't think ordinary people were expecting the federal government to do anything about the epidemic. localere expecting the government to do that. if you lived in a port city, you would quarantine infected chips. if you lived into toward, as an example, the local people were demanding no more ships come in to the port. that interfered with commerce. local businesses, people in commerce, they had a vested interest in prescribing to the claim of cholera. sacramento, and you have presented this to your peers, your colleagues. what questions did they ask you? paul: i think they will ask me -- i hope questions of how extensive this epidemic was among indigenous people. that's will allow me to talk about how it was spread into the lead -- that will allow me to talk about how it was spread into the west. it affected groups in kansas, that were being moved into sentences -- into

feel you know a first name like madonna is just sinclair around the gun with whatever you call them claire skinner of bit mari is also at the black block chain summit the black bloc change summit i did summit up. look we're trying to take this amazing technology and solve some long existing problems in the black communities and we think this is a great way to do it so we're going to have some experts in some of these particular topics be an education dealing with the energy as well as having folks who are well versed in black chain technology we're going to put them together discuss these issues try to come up with some you know. actions you know that we can take from there and it will have a hackathon from that point in till november and then we're going to take all that energy from the hack a thons and hopefully next year we would have done something better and we're not going to have a meeting after meeting to meet we're going to actually do like they did with the declaration independence they went out and start shooting folks so after we do our meeting what we're going to outshoot peop

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in missouri, democratic senator claire mccaskill will face attorney generaljosh hawley, a republican, this is a state that voted for president trump by 20 points. 20 points. so being independent in this state means standing up to the liberal wing of your party. you guys are all fired up! and in michigan, the president tweeted that iraq war veteranjothames is a future star of the republican party after he won the primary against the democrat senator debbie stavinal. argentina's senate will vote today on whether to allow abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy. abortion is currently illegal there, except in the case of rape or if the woman's health is in danger. if the bill passes, argentina would become only the fourth country in latin america to broadly legalize abortion, and by far the largest. let's head to northern france. terry is that me has arrived at amiens cathedral. she is one of several thousand people attending a commemoration that will begin in the next little while. to mark the crucial battle which is now considered to have really changed the course of the first world

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