dani: they invest into two strategies that are popular among quants.s investing in companies that are cheaply priced. that is in the blue. run since its worst 2011. meanwhile, momentum is really popular investment stocks that are highfliers. did really well this year, then the past few months happened. its worst return in two years. these together show that quants have nowhere to hide and behind that, the underbelly of the stock market was not as healthy as the surface seems. matt: dani burger, our markets and quants reporter showing a negative trend. we are minutes from the open of stock trading here in europe. next, a look at stocks to watch. company --efense this is bloomberg. the open is 10 minutes away. matt: we are minutes from the open. stocks to watch from around the news were -- newsroom. from error equities team, joe easton covering hayes. we are looking at gam. -- has cutlook like jobs since 2013, maybe doing it again. exactly. this is something that caught our attention this morning. this is the defense companies that makes the freedom figh

for more, let's go to dani.se large etf's are trading just like they did during the crisis. this is a big sign of anxiety. i have the most popular high of credit and u.s. stock etf's. check out what happened last year. trading is very low on these etf's. investors are not concerned. they feel find just sitting in these etf's. check out what happened in 2008 and is indeed happening again. as investors feel anxious, they're going to begin trading these things. value trading begins to pick up. that means in the first two quarters of this year, in the s&p 500 etf alone, about 3.4 trillion was changed hands during that. period. that is the most turbulent time for these etf since the crisis. you before i let you go, have got a whole bunch of them up there. is there any difference between what is happening between the asset classes? are they as correlated as they look? dani: when you think about what are, classes these, these are risky. by the very nature, they are going to be correlated, but the fact they are all elev

dani and jack! cheering well done, guys! our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, is here. from the start of the show. a few hiccups along the way but they've come across as a great couple, two genuine as genuinely nice —— genuinely nice people, they get on well and have fallen in love and have had a fantastic time on love island for the last eight weeks. no surprise the last eight weeks. no surprise the viewers voted them the number one couple on the island. they've been the favourites from very early on because they seemed so solid. in these cynical times, as some would say, it's been great entertainment watching too really nice people getting on and growing in each other‘s affection for each other —— two. are they the only winners from this? itv have been huge winners, it's broken records for itv two since it came on air. they've got 5 million episode viewers after catch up. it has helped a surge in advertising revenue for itv. with the world cup and this, june revenue for itv. with the world cup and this,june and revenue for itv. with the world cup and this, june and ju

dani and jack!ed into the dating show to see dani dyer, daughter of eastender actor danny dyer, and jack fincham a pen salesmen from essex win the £50,000 cash prize. if you're a car lover, these pictures might be painful to watch. this bulldozer is crushing over £6 million worth of luxury cars and motorbikes. porsches, harley davidsons and lamborghinis were all targeted as part of the crackdown on illegally imported cars to the philippines. the countries president says he hopes it'll be a deterrent to criminals. that's a summary of the latest bbc news, more at 9.30. thank you, i am pleased that he got the memo on dress colour as well, very important. in the next few minutes we will have oui’ in the next few minutes we will have our exclusive report on women who are experiencing problems accessing the abortion pill, which has seen many turning to the internet to buy illegal abortion pills, and others aborting on theirjourney home from the clinics. do get in touch with us throughout the morning, use

here to tell us more is dani burger. dani: i think this is the story of the 2018.ls this a two-tiered market. --t's a develop market that's the developed markets doing well. what are traders still worried about? trade war. creating this market where we have developed stocks doing exceedingly well, but the china complex, using a term from j.p. morgan, is taking a hit. base metals like copper in the yellow dipping. meanwhile, china equities have also given up their position of the lead so far. that's the red dot there. we've seen developed markets doing well. if you're asking where trade is split, it's happening. under the surface, we're seeing these divisions. matt: what if we focus on just the develop markets? a lot of fun to think about this in the u.s. do you see similar divisions? dani: i do want to focus on the u.s. for this because it's interesting. to the divisions i want to point out, one i want to point out is trade. ones with local sales are beating their counterparts in that mostly have international, on the top, domestic, in the white, blue is internatio

for more, here's our reporter dani burger.irium can continue on because i love injecting skepticism into the idea into any conversation, but especially right now. we are looking at massive m&a value. the blue bar is the quarterly value. because it's so high, last quarter the most since 2007, also saying this is too much it can't continue. when we take into account the value of the overall market, it's not that impressive. the white line, i have the ratio of deals to the overall equity markets. look at what is happened this past year. this year looks no different than 2015. me it's notts tell delirium right now. this is more of a return to normal. this is a pickup in the paths from last year. matt: dani burger joining us. now ruth david from our deals team. what could either risk to the m&a boom continuing globally? what could stop this train? dani interesting because was talking about it not being that impressive. qualcomm, wasal, stopped by u.s. antitrust. that's the huge problem. our regulators going to clear some of these d

did you find it upsetting to see see dani crying. yes it is hard, they are dani crying.tionship with adam. we have a clip of you confronting adam. let's have a look. you have no shame you did it right in front of my face. you have no idea how much you have hurt me and upset me. the worst thing is i don't think you actually care. how do you feel about that now? it is sad to watch. i did go through a hard time. but it was adam's fault, not the show's fault. it was what adam did to me. the producers were nothing but supportive. without them i probably would have left. some women have thank you? yes i have had a lot of positive support. a lot of people said they have got out of toxic relationships because of me. it is amazing that i may have helped somebody. how do the producers look after you before during and after? they're involved. you don't see the behind the scenes when it us not on air. you only see a certain amount. they pop in and out of villa and ask how you are. they're very hands on you feel you have the support. for me, with the experience i didn't, everything w

dani playing maria. dani: the global debt markets are flashing a bullish signal for the u.s. all other global debt markets in the dust so far this year. check out this huge premium for u.s. junk bonds. it is the biggest a premium compared to u.s. investment grades in the yellow over here since 2002. 2015,the contrast from 2016. this is only have the revival story coming out of europe and in markets, helping them really outperform. this year, it is not even close. this is raising interest rates because this has less of a risk on junk. this is diverging global growth story. really helping out u.s. junk this year. chart, i is a good will give you that, but i have the biggest conversation in markets now, which is the flattening of the yield curve. i will point to my chart. this is a real debate now. we have seen the threat between the two-year and three-year treasury build darling -- narrowing. larry suggested there will be an it aversion, but don't expect a recession. at this time, it feels differently. on that note, i do want to point to my chart. this could be the big differen

lots of people of across the country, and social media they are saying dani and jack, isn't that sweet, and they are right. what happens to them now? they have been offered all sorts, when you come off a programme like this with high profiles, they will be offered their own reality tv show, appearances and advertising endorsements because they have become two role models for young people who have the chance to connect. they have a genuine opportunity here to choose what they think works for them. rioli they have... it's a wonderful chance to do whatever thing they want to do, tv, magazines —— rioli they have. whether its lifestyle... at the moment they have a limited chance to capitalise but if they make the right choices they can do very well because their public profile is so high -- it because their public profile is so high —— it is lifestyle. people genuinely like them. ifi high —— it is lifestyle. people genuinely like them. if i didn't know you better i would say you are afan. iama afan. i am a fan. afan. iamafan. i afan. i am a fan. i was suspicious when people said you needed

them a is a good keyboard this team actually won against panama tunisia colombia and sweden dany croatia the first challenging opponent i mean a lot of people would say that colombia ok we can't just say colombia was a walk in the park because they're not ok they were missing comments is a big part of their team but i think you know yeah this is going to be a different kind of testing than let's say a different kind of test because you know croatia is a lot technically better than the other teams that they did play against and it will be difficult and also you know this isn't final. so this is another level of something that they're just like you know but i think also they have an advantage in the fact that they've played also arguably one less game than everyone else because they're essentially be team played against belgium in what was like a a training match and then they didn't go into extra time their last game like her way she did the last two games so they're also probably going to be a lot fresher than croatia is which is going to be a definite edge to their vested that's it goin

right now yeah i'm going to show the highlights of the game a very intense game versus a crazy shot dany and maybe you can point out some of the highlights as we see here on the screen. i'm croatia so michael. did croatia win because they are more experienced yeah i mean you have to say that when you have players like luka moderates even rockets if these guys have won multiple champions league they've got real experience for these this big occasion so i think yeah they their big game experience really really came home and also i think as well england missed they missed a big opportunity hurricane he's usually so deadly he had that chance to make it to you know and if you schools it's a whole sort of that it's a yeah it's a whole different game at that point we should lose the ball in our own territory yeah i mean i think i think croatia were ultimately more ruthless in front of goal and that's that's what's gotten through but the second half they also completely out possessing when they put them on their back for the their game management was what they realize that they they they have be

let's take a look at belgium and sorry guys you have to get of one floor and asian dany out where is the borat. you know more about probably your next opponent mike filleted oh i fully know hopefully no i think belgium of the strongest team left and so you hope for france i think we pay them. now actually we a-k. we wanted to get quick. he cannot play because. key here. so i think that likely to said so. will not be playing this game because he's suspended with yellow cards and i think that really hurts belgium because he's been such a key both in the attack and in the defense for them so it will be interesting to see because martinez is a coach who really adapts the system as we saw against brazil to the opponent that he's playing against so he's not going to come out with the exact same plan that he did against brazil but i also think that his tactical shift to play with four in the defense and then have fairly any individual in front of them and clog the middle a little bit will also be effective against a team with such attacking prowess like like france so i think that you know

dani and jack! congratulations! well done, guys.d you get involved ? so what is the podcast and how did you get involved? i have some radio experience and i‘m already on an itv show and they were looking for someone show and they were looking for someone who could host the podcast alongside last year‘s winner. so we kicked off at the beginning of the series and eight weeks later with hardly left the top spot and it has been a huge success. why is it so popular because it has been quite a few series now it really took off with the last series? yes and that is when i got involved, i started watching the series last year and i was really vocal on twitter about how much i loved it. i think it is because everyone loves love, we can all relate to these scenarios when you meet someone all relate to these scenarios when you meet someone and you get that flatter and do not quite know how to deal with it and they are all turn a bit weird. so it is totally relatable and also it is pure escapism, it is happy show, it is all about people finding

dani burger for today. applause all around.omberg. ♪ ♪ live from new york city, i am vonnie quinn. caroline: i am caroline hyde in london. this is "the european close." earnings season and trade tensions battle for the spotlight, but as far as alternative assets, auctions are looking up as wealthy investors put more money in the art market. thestie's jumped, helped by auction of the estate of david and peggy rockefeller. here.ful to have you you have 27% of all buyers that are brand new where are they coming from? guillaume: 40% are coming through asia and 40% through online sales. it says so much about the market today. caroline: in terms of tech and asia being a driving force. the number two market overall, picked u.k. to the post. how is it changing in terms of what you are currently selling in terms of the kind of art? guillaume: the art market 10 years ago was very much western things. it was between europe and america. it is true that asia has become a major player and today accounts for one third of our activity. we need

dani: trading was a definite one.oldman, for example, coming under when it comes to equity trading. falling behind when it comes to bonds. in june, we saw a pickup and volatility in some capture that, others did not. sharon, looking at european financials, are they a value proposition? sharon: definitely if you look at these things. they are all pretty low. price for value, many are trading below book. you also have yields of 4-5% in many cases. and i think dividends will grow. the problem is the risks way on them. as you were saying, the trade risks, the fact you are not seeing interest rates rise, meaning they have hit margins. so there are risk, but there is value there. investor, theerm potential for dividends to grow. regulationat new means they have had to increase tier one. they do not have as much exposure as before. it is unlikely that any to increase capital your some positives, but also negatives. nejra: does that mean you take a neutral view on banks? would be slightly positive, particularly on the euro ar

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dani: we have had a lot of variation.ooking forward, a lot of it will be the yield curve, and whether trade is going to affect the business. an interesting contrast, saying corporate clients are hungry for deals. and powell saying he has seen spending come back. playw that is going to out, analysts are focusing on that and listening to what executives are saying. nejra: thank you so much dani burger. coming up, europe's bid to reduce car tariffs. can they convince president trump to step on the brakes? this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: economics, finance, and politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's check in on what is trending across the bloomberg universe. trump backtracks on comments in helsinki, saying he accepts the conclusion of u.s. intelligence agencies. i'm bloomberg, theresa may has fended off a bit rebels to create a customs union if the trade deal fails. the government won by only six months. ,nd our most read stories are in third place, analysts in blackrock say now is the time to buy emerging markets. voi

dani burger kicking things off. dani: there is a pressure cooker building in the u.s.et because speculators have pushed their short positions on the u.s. 10 year to an all-time record. look at this. this is about half a million contracts. we don't have any precedent in history for this massive position here. yields hovering around 2.8, around the level we saw this massive best be put on. this toon i am bringing your attention, if we continue to see trade tensions building, if we get any flight to quality, this could result in a massive short squeeze. guy: maria? maria: that is good, but i have the biggest story today. -- had a terrible day yesterday. volatility, 90 day volatility in commodities. the spike we saw yesterday was the biggest since 2015. investigators -- investors have concerns. what could happen to commodities and demand if we continue to see it carriesp and significant implications for china and other emerging markets. jump inhe big volatility, some of those concerns piling up. guy: thank you very much, both of you. fantastic charts. i have to say on bala

dani >>> frightening scene when a brand-new mall in mexico gives way. part of a luxury shopping center which opened four months ago comes tumbling down in a giant cloud of dust. amazingly, officials say, no one was hurt back to you. >> amazing wow, pretty incredible pictures and video there. >>> still to come here on "worldwide exchange. out of this world plan to get tourists into space. we'll tell you how much he wants to charge customers coming up next. >>> plus, a big build-a-bear bust the latest one-day sale was so successfult fa iiled we'll explain. >>> a big trade warning. what president trump said about the current brexit deal that is getting the world attention today. >>> deal drama appealing at&t $85 billion merger with time warner. the full details coming up. >>> the one carmaker tied to james bond could be setting his eye on an ipo. an exclusive look inside aston martin as "worldwide exchange" rolls on >>> happy friday, everyone you're watching "worldwide exchange" ladies edition >> no bad luck here on friday 13th brian sullivan is off today.

dani p murphy at thelate with two on. murph lines this one into right.oldsing in to score. murphy with an rbi single. one of two rbi in the game f him. nats on the board down 3-1. in the ird, nats down 3-2. two on and two o for spencer. he gets a lots of thi one. deep to left. derrick detrick back. somehow makes this incredible grab slamming into the wall saving two runs. smashing into the wall does not feel good but he gets up. he's fine. marlins hold on to their 3-2 lead. now in theninth, marlins bust it wide open. now pitchin for the nationals. mark reynol, yes, major league pitching debut. not a smooth transition after his ten rbi lastnight. but reynolds gets in a little celebration there for from ryan zimmerman and scherzer. he hasn't won a start in over a month. and drops to3-11 on the season. >> we're going to have to sit downnd figure this thi out with them. i know he's better than that. so does he. we talk about him throwing the ball down. he goes through a stretch where he gets the ball down. he loo really good. he elevates again. and gets hit.

h vino el costado para dani. de zurda se le va la pelota, la va a sacar larga.mbre tiene que ser, a ver isco alarcn, vien eotra vez para isco alarcn, enorme partido del 22. all esta coke. ramos. carlos vargasjal. este centro largo, de tiro a la pelota. >> era no lleagr hasata los e segundos para que salgan y de e despejen. >> alvaresz e el piso se volvi acalambrar jordi alaez. >> rodriogo que quiebra la ci r cintura, encara, viene y aqu e t esta el rebote. casi carlos vargarvajal otra ve. >> se patino, que jugada rodrigo. >> busca donde esta el pasto que lo hizo patinar. parecie kylian mbapp rorigo. >> muy bien ah los dos en el c n centro de ataque. la bicicleta y otra vez muy bien el arquero ruso. >> como que el bate le pega con la pierna izquierda. >> va a despejar. >> a ver que hace rusia ahora. >> creo que no van. >> si se repliegan. >> tiene que attener atencin enl rebote rusia. >> una que van a tener en lo u que queda del aprtpartido. >> finalmente le gana para que p pueda llegar uno a despuisputar. >> que sea maÑana, estaremos en samara para mxico-brasil.

dani and i were talking about this in the green room. try to have a conversation about the issues with nato and subtract trump's personality, but let me start the conversation this way. why is the president doing this so publicly? >> i think this was the diplomatic version of trash talking. i think he has convinced himself that destabilizing friends, adversaries, people in our political culture works for him. i think every time we go, oh, my gosh, he didn't do that, i think he probably thinks this is going the way i want. i think he went to brussels determined to pick a fight. he sat down at breakfast and action bam, these very intemperate sharp comments to call germany captive of russia is extraordinary. but i think he did it to put people off balance. the formal agreements seem to be exactly what you would have predicted. the private meetings were calming and nice statements afterwards. my question is what does he think he gets out of this? he disrupts everything. to what end? does he think this gives him leverage with putin? that stri

. >> dani, you're picking him over me?: this video shows bmx stunt show owner keith king fighting for his wife, danielle. the man holding him in the doorway is francisco huizar, his wife's lover. >> stop trying to enter. >> reporter: you can hear danielle in the background as she films the whole ordeal. >> i don't want this. i don't want it to be like this. >> dani, why did you lie to me? >> reporter: now in an unusual court case the judge is ordering huizar to pay more than $8.5 million for the affair. >> francisco. >> do you hear that? >> she's my wife, man. i felt like we were a perfect pair, we were a team. >> reporter: king says he found out about the betrayal in 2015 after seeing phone records to a number he didn't recognize. he decided to confront huizar directly. >> so when he answered, i simply said, she is a married woman. do not contact her ever again. >> reporter: instead huizar rented a hotel room less than a mile from king's home, and the affair continued. that's when king filed a civil complaint against huiz

now they're heading back to one in dani david's village is not too happy he's only have four but the rain was hampering the work. with his livelihood as a fisherman threatened by the invasive plants species didn't come up with the water hasn't put it together with the biblical does. he says it's about making a virtue of necessity the plan was to see if the water hyacinth would be put to good use in some way as compost for example. meanwhile came up with another idea with the help of the village he turns the plants into. i don't buy them the community gives me plants to use in my walk. fast the water hyacinth needs to be dried this is done by local women it's paid work so much a step towards financial independence many of these women have never under their own money before it takes two days for the sun to dry out this thames and the plant fibers are dried and bundled for john murray or look. this is where i get the what has since the material i work with. the majority of the. began work on a new miracle a few days ago fisherman david a pig is keen to see what the artist has done with

. >> dani, you're picking him over me? >> reporter: keith king is seen pleading with his wife.e man restraining him in the doorway, francisco huizar, is the other man. >> stop trying to enter. >> reporter: king's wife, danielle, is heard off-camera. >> i don't want this. i don't want it to be like this. >> reporter: king says he learned of their affair in 2015 after seeing a phone number he didn't recognize. he says he called it and huizar answered. >> when he answered, i simply said, "she is a married woman. do not contact her ever again." >> reporter: but the affair continued on and off until 2017, when king filed a civil complaint against huizar, citing an obscure law, alienation of affection. only on the books in six states, including utah, hawaii, and north carolina, where king filed his claim. it requires proof of a happy marriage, and evidence that the love and affection between a couple was destroyed by the wrongful or malicious actions of the defendant. king gathered text messages, facebook posts, phone records and hotel receipts proving huizar ended their wedded bliss

important one being the suffering of civilians in yemen a moon is a military analyst and retired gen dany an f. force general he says sustained pressure from the who says it's threatening the saudi and moroccan coalition. it's a war of attrition now we're on a stage of war of attrition and who see action against these two tanker the. drone which hit abu dhabi airport as the who's who so i just said and we need a video from that plane hitting that target to confirm and to see to get the truth out of it because the the i would be. denying that they have any problem concerning drawn or whatever the hoose he is using this strategy the defense of the syrian strategist sort of which is iran adopted in the gulf area and that. killing the word that will not stop if if you raise more sanction or mass effect if you do any according to the nuclear deal also sold they saying to the world would not why it will stop the flow of oil in or most all and babble manjit and that this is not alternative will these two. ritzy or the hermit the alternative is a is about seven thousand mile trip takes two to thr

said from day one has them fitted ready to go off the record option and of course many of the buggers dani politicians have been implicated in massive corruption over their decades. come on high there from islamabad. plenty more still ahead on this news out of refugee crisis in nigeria find out why thousands of people have been forced out of neighboring cameroon plus. they're seeing. that even i don't have a good personality i've just been sat. there and in sports with formula one's championship leader is among those struggling to stay on track during practice in hungary. now divers are searching for bodies below cliff tops in greece where people trying to escape wildfires fell to their deaths the greek government has just updated the death toll now saying eighty eight were killed in beach resorts near athens relatives of the dead are criticizing government leaders for the slow response to the crisis or at least two firefighters of dive battling wildfires in northern california in the u.s. halted weather and high winds are fueling the flames five hundred structures have been destroyed and

hundred ninety eight we have to talk about the fifteen please give us your helping hand i get the board dany ah then you know if you are the coach from a good question. creation versus england how are they going to play. i think they're probably going to line up how they lined up the last game i think definitely the keys as everyone knows and i'm obviously sure england knows margaret and racketed really are the engine for this team so their performance really dictates the pace at which croatia will play and what they're able to create because everything is built from the middle from them i think what's also important to mention is that a bit in paris it's that they need to get wide and stretch the team so that they can get on the lines and create opportunities to get the ball into the box and be dangerous there i think it's important also for them to push numbers forward but that being said it's going to be very difficult they did play one hundred twenty minutes the last two games into paoli shot so i mean i'll be interesting to see how they come out you mention there and only mention it to

dany you field it six players from the premier league is this an advantage that half of the team is playing in the vast football league in the world arguably i don't think honestly the there's probably going to be so many people that kill me when i say this but i don't think that defensively or tactically the premier league is the best league in the world defensively and this league is the most exciting is the most exciting fast paced song ever but like tactically you know it's not and they are all in in the premier league and you know their defense times they look a little shaky i mean they they have a problem the defense they they conceded too many goals and this guy he made the long the his header eighteen meters long that was the longest header in the work of history yeah that's a fun fact for you but in fact how about the other thing you oh yes you want. yes yes we i mean i mean we could talk for hours but we should do the prediction and you are right. now i ask you to join our prediction and this threating encounter brazil versus belgium who's going to win. i think brazil is probably

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dani: this is not fun money to play around with. the market and not trade back and forth. studys one morningstar does every year. only 10% of the money management industry are women. the only amount that runs mutual funds. is it because of some performance issue? it is not. especially with income fund and active mutual funds, women do a lot better. a lot of it has to do with what not make observed. tend to have women high convictions which leads to good results. guy: if you take a step back at what this is, where this is taking us towards, the industry is keen to bring more women in for investments. what is that long-term going to mean in terms of investment performance of the wider markets? dani: this is why people keep bringing up the studies especially when we think about the market environment we're in. where it seems that short-term crashes, these monitored -- these momentary blowups are the norm. perhaps we are more easily to navigate that with more it women in the industry. it is still very low numbers. performance not contri

the mirror have jack and dani, the love island winners, on the front page. popular game fortnite made him suicidal. defence of the rail industry is the main strory on the telegraph. we were looking at this yesterday with an eye on northern rail and the picture is of john goldfinger palmer. his wife says she has given up hope of finding his gangland killers. the most read stories on the bbc website. missing airman corrie mckeague's story is the most popular. we were speaking to keith doyle. in suffolk somewhere. his dad says he is in the waste disposal sysyem in suffolk somewhere. horrible story, that is the most read on the website this morning. north korean building missiles in number two and love island results are the third most popular story this morning. that of course making lots of the papers as well. what have we got on the inside pages? mark carney‘s comments in an interview he gave about donald trump and the impact on the economy around the world, trump's protectionist low road poses threat to jobs, says mark carney, donald trump's approach of crea

. >> dani, you're picking him over me?op trying to enter. >> reporter: keith king tries desperately to speak to his wife, danielle, while francisco huizar, the other man, won't let him in. danielle could be heard in the background as she records the video. >> i don't want this. i don't want it to be like this. >> dani, why did you lie to me? >> reporter: king didn't get his marriage back. but he's been awarded nearly $9 million after a judge ruled his now ex-wife's lover had to pay for the affair. >> she's my wife, man. >> reporter: king took his case to court, citing an unusual alienation of affection law. only on the book in six states. the law requires proof of a once happy marriage and evidence that shows the love and affection between the couple was destroyed by the wrongful or malicious actions of an outsider. king gathered text messages, facebook posts, phone records, and hotel receipts dating back to when he says he first found out about the affair in 2015 calling a number he didn't recognize that led to huizar. >>

danie made headlinesfter suing president trump claiming that show was paid tens of f thousand o dollars alleged affair with thei prnt. the president acknowledged the payment but not the affair. >>> up next, a futuristic tool how police canines are being used to catch childor pred and we warned you about this poisonous plant after it cropped up in our area. tonight a local teenager is recovering after touching this stuff. we'll tell you how ited happ but first here's amelia. >> hey, doreen. heare's tomorrow morning sng off your friday at 7:00 a.m. it's really comfortable with temperatures in thmid-60s to low 70s, but as day wears on we'll warm to around 90, but what about the humidity levels? increasinghe late on humidity coming up. it's one of the biggest events in baseball and it's happening in our backyard. >> we're tlking abouthe mlb all-star guam and tomorrow we'll be there live at fanfest. >> reporter: and we'll have first 4 traffic with all the road closures you'll need to get around and the updated >>> a new d.c. law is on e books after a news 4-team investigation exposes how an

let's check out over here, where our friends from nbc at l.a., dani daniel daniela guzman, the polish dog is gone, but the hot dog will stay as the standard for the dog and drink combo. that's what's famous over there. skpz and as a new parent, i would go to costco a lot with baby on my backpack and then i would get this nutritious dog here. that's one of the reasons that they're getting rid of that polish dog. some vegan food are options that are going to be offered on that menu. some fights might be happy about that. but this guy, marlins dad not feeling it. he even has bacon in his twitter name. he says, i would rather have the acai bowl than a polish dog, no one ever said. and lydia, his entire childhood is eating a polish dog after shopping at costco. she knows a lot about the menu and the generational changes over there. she has, hashtag, save the polish dog. so here's what i did, i went over to the costco website. looked eed for an explanation. could not find a press release. then i searched my own search for polish dog. and look at this? >> you can probably buy them -- >> no,

. >> how did we get to a place, dani, where in less than two years the republican party is now defending a bailout, supporting tariffs, okay with whatever this extramarital thing is. and look, i don't -- the michael cohen tape is more interesting because of what michael cohen -- we'll talk about that a little bit later. he did it in less than two years. in less than two years he flipped the republican base. >> i think he's freaked out the republican party in ways that we have not seen the party freak out in many, many decades. you guys are much better on the politics of this than i am. but -- >> you're a policy conservative. what has happened to you, right? you must be shell shocked. >> well, when i talk to republican politicos, they just seem lost. they seem untethered from what the base is. they don't know what the base is. they don't know how to talk to them. this is why as we've said only a thousand times on the show, this is why republicans in congress are so supine because they don't want to do the wrong thing and get voted out. they know there's a base out there for trump, but the

. -- dani, condolences. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before.nnected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. reports second quarter profits helping restore confidence. theresa may'se to operation. what are the prime minister's options now? and coming in hot. ,.s. gdp is likely to hit 4% but with growing risks from trade wars, will this big number of the repeated -- be repeated?

dani, walk us through. active funds are taking risk off the table.charted funds data to the s&p 500. check out the flow. we have seen some blips where you seen an -- see an uptake in its stock exposure. the reason these stocks have farther to go because these managers have not -- cannot exacerbate selloff, should be get volatility. matt: has anything materially changed that would cause investors to cut their positioning? ani: we have had these trade tensions and concerns for a while. one theory i want to bring you comes from an analyst at bernstein. correlations between the u.s. and europe -- it does not look like 2017, where correlations seemed chronically low. because of this, it is harder to take risk. they havee telling me taken some risk off the table headed into summer. traders are out in august. volatility is low. ave riskt want to le on the table while you are at the beach. guy: good advice. thank you very much indeed. i want to talk about risk in the market. copper is on the move. a touch below 6000. the metal selloff is worsening. let me sh

. >> reporter: it's something dani danielle has heard before. to a coal plant and an ash pond, even if it is your dream home, you're always living in a bit of fear. >> it was the dream. we're still paying for that dream unfortunately. but i'll have the dream somewhere else. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, charlotte, north carolina. >>> straight ahead in the cnn "newsroom," a murder mystery involving a doctor who treated president george h.w. bush. the doctor was killed in a shooting while riding his bike. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! new cascade platinum. with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixoden

here to tell us more is dani burger. morgan stanley says we are in the middle of the coming correction that will be worse than february for u.s. stocks. the me take you and show you what is going on. the market leaders have gone missing even though more than 85% of u.s. stocks have eaten their earnings estimates. i want you to concentrate on this blue line. this is momentum. show me --owing saying show me the best winning stocks. though stocks you can see on the blue line have fallen the most since 2006. these are what have been leading the markets, they are gone. what could take over? when we think of good earnings, stocks, of cheap lifting the markets because you need earnings for cheap things to do well. yesterday they went up. so unless this action, the white line continues upward, we are not going to have any market leaders and morgan stanley says this is the reason where about to enter a correction. -- we are about to enter a correction. matt: thanks for joining us. bloomberg's markets and -- reporter. asian stocks

israel ok assad harm us you know what even members of one israeli knesset it's very clear a country dani haski can we've gone off on a lovely diversion which you are the master of how many nuclear weapons does israel have i don't know by the way another day version which i have to see i have to comprehend i want to diversions let me ask you if an iranian guest came on my show and i asked about iran's nuclear he said i don't know and i want to talk about it would you be ok would you be outraged of course and you sit here as a former minister of the israeli government saying oh i don't know what about nuclear wars because there are there was like sixteen united nations security. council resolutions against iran and there is against israel and there are going to israel i know about about your nuclear program yes there is u.n. resolution four eight seven let me read it to you the u.n. security council in one thousand eighty one says calls upon israel urgently to place its nuclear facilities under the safeguards of the i.a.e.a. why haven't you done that. because thank you it was. because we w

dani robertson walk-off grand slam! the first walk-off grand slam in the ray's history. >> have you got your breath yet? >> no, no, no. what's going on right now? what an exciting game. g youere's to hoping you have a grand slam of your own this urek. > that's right. and if your swing is that pretty, you're going to a long way. i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson. police in toronto are trying to determine a motive in a deadly overnight shooting spree. a gunman opened fire into restaurants and cafes last night. shoot of canada's busiest ltreets. he killed two people and wounded 12 others. the attack is part of a recent spike in violence in toronto. isa young girl was reported in critical condition. itnesses say the suspect fired oung gir shots. thisunclear if the gunman died the g a shootout with police or 3om a self-inflicted wound. police say this attack was not random. >>> the duck boat that sank will be recovered this morning.uards lifting stretch duck 7 from the bottom of table rock lake 80 feet b

conoció a dany quien se enamorÓ de ella por su forma de ser y no por su apariencia. tengan que sufrir este doloroso momento, son momentos tristes. quÉ bueno que haya gente y que sirva de ejemplo de que sÍ se puede lograr y quÉ transformaciÓn tan impresionante que se han quitado cientos de libra pero, tambiÉn de aÑos. se ven super jÓvenes. de jóvenes hicieron y seguro podrÁn tener los hijos que tanto anhelan. paola: son 18 meses, parece increÍble. no es eterno, no es toda la vida, 18 meses y semejante cambio. marcela: ahora viene el mantenimiento. alan: pero ese tiempo es muy poco cuando toda la vida estuviste con ese sobrepeso. en realidad desperdiciamos nuestro tiempo. amor: agradecido cuerpo que en 18 meses-- [hablan a la vez] colate: la cantidad de vida que ganan, no sÓlo tener hijos sino que estarÁn mucho más sanos para el resto de sus vidas. es una historia muy motivadora. alan: sigo insistiendo que el que sean pareja es lo que le da jugo a esta historia. mÁs fuerza. hay gente que a veces te da flojera , cuando estÁs con una pareja o meta en conjunto tiene mayor

por eso es importante lo que dice dani. el niÑo tiene que reposar.n el sudor. una de las cosas que puede ocurrir es que se pueden deshidratar. hay algÚn protocolo? >> en este campamento tenemos un protocolo que cada 20 minutos que estÁn afuera tienen que estar 20 minutos adentro con aire y agua. juan: muy bien. cuÁles son los signos quÉ podemos ver a los niÑos de deshidrataciÓn? >> el primero es que el niÑo estÉ sudando bastante. uno comienza a ver que luego de un rato puede parar de sudar. tambiÉn le puede dar dolor de cabeza. puede tener nÁuseas. hablando de algo mÁs extremo serÍa que niÑo comience con calambres. tambiÉn que pierda la conciencia. juan: lo mejor para reemplazar ese fluido, es agua?o alguna bebida especial? >> agua, agua, agua. siempre es la recomendaciÓn. juan: otra de las cosas que le quiero recordar es si tiene un hijo en un campamento se tienen que asegurar que estas medidas se estÉn cumpliendo en su campamento para poder mantener a estos niÑos que vemos aquÍ saludables. la estÁn pasando bien? [ aplausos] muy bien. hasta la prÓxi

having dani rowe is, a natural left footer, will make a huge difference. to walk the dogs during extra time, the noise from the houses in the street was crazy. mics says, perhaps games should go straight to penalties. i bet there have been a few sleepy schoolchildren! definitely, but as a parent, well worth letting your children stay up. andy says, you are talking as if england have won the world cup, get a grip. it is coming home! i wish people would stop saying that! just enjoy the moment. thank you, all of you, thank you for coming on. i hope your foot is all right, is it bad? it will be fine, i am too elated to care? you said you had a shard of glass going through it!” care? you said you had a shard of glass going through it! i will get over that, don't worry! years rijkaard! thank you for coming on the programme. let me know how you watch the penalties, and we'll talk to peter shilton later on. still to come, former football coach george ormond will be sentenced today for abusing boys as young as 11 over a period of 25 years. 19 men testified against