daniel brown said he and other firefighters had was happening.oblems with their radios on tonight. and he said fire safety had got worse in buildings he had worked in since 2005. now, that is when the owners of buildings like grenfell tower, not the fire service, became responsible for enforcing bio—safety. by a consultancy companies, often contracted out the work. but firefighter brown says since then, he has come across more fa u lty since then, he has come across more faulty fire less and less safety measures like emergency lighting. this firefighter tried twice u nsuccessfully this firefighter tried twice unsuccessfully to save a 12—year—old girl from the tower. this morning, he said problems with radios in the london fire brigade were widespread. a lot of people shy away from it because of how useless they are. today‘s evidence has also raised more questions about what training fire crews have for tackling fires in high—rise buildings. bbc news, at the grenfell inquiry. a man has been charged with murder, after five people were shot dead in

daniel brown stepped forward to fight the flames. he is leant right outside that window.hips into the counter so we don't both go together and i have got my left hand on my radio and while he was hitting it, it was getting worse and worse. low on air for their breathing gear, they had to retreat. i looked up at the side of the tower and... i will never get over that shock. it was like a war zone, he said. residents had been told to stay put to wait for rescue, but after two hours the advice changed. callers were now being advised to get out any way they could. but we didn't stop, we kept on going with our efforts. he worked all night. by daybreak, the scale of the grenfell tower disaster became apparent. tom symonds, bbc news. we have much more on that enquiry on oui’ we have much more on that enquiry on our website. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: delight for colombia at the world cup, as they get the better of senegal and finish top of group h. while belgium top group g as they beat england 1—0 in kaliningrad, tha

daniel brown went to fight the flames.anny by the strap, he's got a hose, which weighs a lot, and he's got a hose outside the window. he's lent right outside that window and i'm holding on for dear and digging my hips into the counter so that we don't both go together, and i've got my left hand on my radio and, whilst he was hitting it, it was getting worse. low on air for their breathing gear, they finally retreated. i looked up at the side of the tower and... i'll never get over that shock. it was like a war zone, he said. within two hours, the advice to stay put had been abandoned. callers were now being advised to get out, if they could. but we didn't stop, we kept on with oui’ but we didn't stop, we kept on with our efforts. yeah, so... and it wasn't the first fire to spread up the outside of a tower. lakanal house, 2009. daniel brown said that despite that the training for high—rise fires wasn't great. he'll give more evidence to the grenfell tower enquiry tomorrow. british intelligence agents knew about and tolerate

daniel brown stepped forward to fight the flames. he is leant right outside that window.lding onto him for dear life and digging my hips into the counter so we don't both go together and i have got my left hand on my radio and while he was hitting it, it was getting worse and worse. low on air for their breathing gear, they had to retreat. i looked up at the side of the tower and... i will never get over that shock. it was like a war zone, he said. residents had been told to stay put to wait for rescue, but after two hours the advice changed. callers were now being advised to get out any way they could. but we didn't stop, we kept on going with our efforts. he worked all night. by daybreak, the scale of the grenfell tower disaster became apparent. tom symonds, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week we're in cairo, where i get to check out a new style of music that has become a youtube sensation. we head to italy for a cut—price guide to florence. there are many, many places you can see forfree in florence. florence is an open—air museum. we find out how to

as the public inquiry into the tragey continues today, daniel brown told the hearing that water simplym burridge is at the inquiry now. it has been really tough to listen to this testimony from the firefighters all week and they have found the experience incredibly trying as well. some of them but daniel brown was quite clear on what happened this morning and he was interesting to listen to because he was one of the first firefighters inside flat 16. they managed to put the fire out but straightaway daniel brown said he could not feel much heat inside the flat, he said everything is ringing alarm bells that something is not right. he looked up to the left—hand corner near a window and said he could see a tiny flame dancing in the corner. then, after dousing the flames inside the flat and putting it out he and his colleagues noticed there we re fla m es he and his colleagues noticed there were flames on the outside of the building. he didn't know it was cladding at the time. this thing to him now describing what happened when they started to put water on to the flames on the cladding. w

daniel brown went to fight the flames. by the strap, he's got a hose, which weighs a lot, and he's got a hose outside the window. he's lent right outside that window and i'm holding on for dear and digging my hips into the counter so that we don't both go together, and i've got my left hand on my radio and, whilst he was hitting it, it was getting worse. low on air for their breathing gear, they finally retreated. i looked up at the side of the tower and... i'll never get over that shock. it was like a war zone, he said. within two hours, the advice to stay put had been abandoned. callers were now being advised to get out, if they could. but we didn't stop, we kept on with our efforts. yeah, so... and it wasn't the first fire to spread up the outside of a tower. lakanal house, 2009. daniel brown said that despite that the training for high—rise fires wasn't great. he'll give more evidence to the grenfell tower enquiry tomorrow. breaking news and in the second half of england deposit match against belgium belgium have just

daniel brown stepped forward to fight the flames. he is leant right outside that window.ing onto him for dear life and digging my hips into the counter so we don't both go together and i have got my left hand on my radio and whilst he was hitting it, it was getting worse and worse. low on air for their breathing gear, they had to retreat. i looked up at the side of the tower and... i will never get over that shock. "it was like a war zone," he said. residents had been told to stay put to wait for rescue, but after two hours the advice changed. callers were now being advised to get out any way they could. but we didn't stop, we kept on going with our efforts. he worked all night. by daybreak, the scale of the grenfell tower disaster became apparent. tom symonds, bbc news. theresa may, who's in brussels for the latest eu summit, has said both the uk and the eu want to work towards a brexit deal "at a faster pace." she's been briefing eu leaders over dinner on the progress of talks. but, for the other 27 members, their main focus is not brexit but migration, with germany's l

daniel brown stepped forward to fight the flames. he is leant right outside that window.e and digging my hips into the counter so we don't both go together and i have got my left hand on my radio and while he was hitting it, it was getting worse and worse. low on air for their breathing gear, they had to retreat. i looked up at the side of the tower and... i will never get over that shock. it was like a war zone, he said. residents had been told to stay put to wait for rescue, but after two hours the advice changed. callers were now being advised to get out any way they could. but we didn't stop, we kept on going with our efforts. he worked all night. by daybreak, the scale of the grenfell tower disaster became apparent. tom symonds, bbc news. british intelligence agents knew about and tolerated hundreds of cases in which prisoners were tortured or mistreated by the americans or other allies after 9/11, according to a new report by mps. it says that, in more than 200 cases, british agents supplied questions to interrogators even though they knew of or suspected mistreatme

charles batterbee told the public inquiry today how he tried to stop his crew mate daniel brown fallings quite emotional for charles batterbee today. he described those moments when he first entered the building and first saw that fire blazing. he did get quite emotional and number of times and the enquiry had to be possibly could gather himself. the first of which were in the thermal imaging came through. that camera footage that the firefighters had taken. when he first saw that he did get quite upset. upon seeing it he said i have never felt he‘d like upset. upon seeing it he said i have neverfelt he‘d like it, not in training, not operationally either. then he described after a number of attem pts then he described after a number of attempts both he and his colleague daniel brown thought they had put the fire out in flat 16 on the fourth floor of grenfell tower. it was only when they were stood in the kitchen analysing the damage they then looked out the window and saw that that was not the case at all. the amount of the debris and the noise and how rapid, and when i say violent i m

firefighters charles batterbee and daniel brown, loaded with gear are headed up grenfell tower, the fire the enquiry has watched them smashing their way in on a thermal camera. in reality, it was black with smoke. then briefly opening the kitchen door to blast water at the fire, and put it out. but then charles batterbee realised what was happening outside. itjust rained fire. it is jumping multiple floors. this is notjust one or two windows and frames which have failed and come down, this is lots and it was getting worse. low on air for their breathing gear, they had to retreat. i looked up at the side of the tower and... i will never get over that shock. it was like a war zone, he said. residents had been told to stay put to wait for rescue, but after two hours the advice changed. callers were now being advised to get out any way they could. but we didn't stop, we kept on going with our efforts. he worked all night. by daybreak, the scale of the grenfell tower disaster became apparent. tom symonds, bbc news. coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, we'll have all the day's news, business and sp

he will finish giving evidence this afternoon, then it will be the turn of his colleague daniel brown scene at grenfell tower. england are preparing for theirfinal group game in the world cup, as they take on belgium this evening. both sides are already through to the knock—out stage — but tonight's result will decide not only who tops the group and also who could get an easier route through the quarter finals by avoiding the tournament favourites, brazil. 0ur correspondent, sarah rainsford, is in kaliningrad. we still have several hours to go andi we still have several hours to go and i can see things hotting up. they are, the stadium is not open yet for the game but that crowd has been building all day. the belgian fa ns been building all day. the belgian fans have been the noisiest in town today from 7am, singing in the city square, but you can see england flags there and there is a big crowd of england fans on the other side of the square. it is all very friendly, huge amounts of singing, people building up to the match, plenty of beer being drunk in the sunshine. we have been fol

daniel brown told the public inquiry that water was bouncing off the side of the building as he triedndow with a hose. our correspondent, tom burridge, is at the inquiry now. again, a day of very strong testimony from firefighters? very much so, from daniel brown this morning, the inability of him and his colleagues to put the fire out in flat 16 his colleagues to put the fire out inflat16 and his colleagues to put the fire out in flat 16 and a moving account from david madeira, his personal rescue mission as described, when he tried to enter the tower to rescue a 12—year—old girl he knew had been separated from the family and was trapped in a top floor. he described going at once without breathing equipment to the 15th floor, the lift stopped. the lift was not working properly for firefighters. he described poignantly how the left quickly filled with black smoke and he had to feel his way around the lobby in a panic and he got out of the building and when he did he looked up and had pure shock and panic at the way the flames had spread of the building because he was working inside fo

questioning so handsome hands guilt and its director says troubling evidence continues to emerge dr daniel brown who is a leading expert in hypnosis and coercive persuasion at the harvard medical school has been working with sarah han and her hands attorneys over the last eleven years recover his memory of the shooting and again in some of his court decorations he's mapped out. for me very compelling evidence that's her hand was in that nothing state at the time of the she think i was somehow program to be as destruction for the real shooter who was behind it behind kennedy's right here bobby kennedy's body was placed on a train and transported from the west coast to the east for burial the route lined with mourners but the journey to establish how he died may still be incomplete mike hanna al-jazeera washington. at the white house. the boy. business updates. business updates. on what. the be. thank you so much as you've been hearing argentina's football team has canceled their final will cup warm up match against israel which was meant to be played in jerusalem on saturday the team had faced pr

now, we have heard evidence today from daniel brown, another firefighter.e on fire. he said he sprayed it on water. but he said he sprayed it on water. but he said the water was bumping off the cladding. he didn't realise it was cladding. he didn't realise it was cladding. but the cladding was burning. that is how the fire spread. going back to the first witness, jessica did unfortunately die. he went up with colleagues and late hear the night, but sad by will have then she called nine nine nine and said she had moved up to the 23rd floor. he got up to the 20th floor where the flat was. he wasn't aware of that information and they searched forjess kashgs but ica, but she wasn't there. thank you. london fire brigade say a flat fire that broke out on the 12th floor of a tower block in the east end is now under control. eight fire engines and 58 firefighters were called to the blaze in mile end this lunchtime — following reports that half of the 12 floor was alight. the cause of the fire is not yet known. you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines

danielle brown at google said, when the report was released we care deeply about creating an inclusive for everyone and while we're moving in the right direction, we are determined to accelerate progress. google executives are often saying all the right things. >> it is true that they are saying the right things, the problem is they are not doing the hard changes that need to happen within the company that would materially affect making changes to the way they conduct their business. emily: so you helped create a addition with co-worker.org pushing for better work pace policies. ending things like harassment. he worked at google for a long time caret we don't often hear from employees will they are currently at a company per well you sticking up about this? >> we tried to fix the problems internally, but we reached a point where we realized we couldn't help this problem entirely on our own first of all, this is a medical problem problemis a systematic that affects not just google but all tech companies. secondly, we needed for leverage and of high to apply public pressure to get this r

questioning so handsome hands guilt and its director says troubling if it in scranton used to image dr daniel brown who is a leading expert in hypnosis and coercive persuasion at the harvard medical school has been working with sarah and her hands attorneys over the last eleven years recover his memory of the shooting and again in some of his court decorations he's mapped out. for me very compelling evidence that saran was in the nothing state at the time of this she's saying i was somehow program to be as destruction for the real shooter who was behind it behind kennedy's right here bobby kennedy's body was placed on a train and transported from the west coast to the east for burial the route lined with mourners but the journey to establish how he died may still be incomplete mike hanna al-jazeera washington. well we say in the u.s. because jews say was the busiest and perhaps the most important election day in the country this year voters in eight states cast ballots to select candidates for november's midterm elections it's seen as a crucial vote for democrats who are eyeing republican controlle

daniel brown vice president of , chief diversity inclusion officer at google said, when the report was care deeply about representation and creating an inclusive culture for everyone, and while we are moving in the right direction, we are determined to accelerate progress. i mean, google executives are often saying all the right things. liz: it is true that they are saying the right things, however, the problem is they are not doing the hard changes that need to happen within the company that would materially affect making changes to the way that they conduct their business. emily: so you helped create a petition with co-worker.org pushing for better workplace policies, ending things like harassment. you worked at google for a long time, and we don't often hear from employees while they are currently at a company. you know, why are you speaking up about this? liz: we tried to fix the problems internally, but we reached a point where we realized that we could not solve this problem entirely on their -- on our own. first of all, this is a systematic problem that affects not just google b

jack daniels maker brown foreman warned that rising prices would be pressured on rising freight and raw materials costs. brown foreman said it wasic dit to accurately predict future results. a portion of brown foreman's total sales comes from europe, mexico andanada. >> and after the bell, the discount retailer five below reported a rise inof sales and s, and thats street estimates, as well as its own expectations. the companyave upbeat guidance for the quarter and the full yeo. they plan open more than 1,000 more stores across the country. >> the shas were initially higher in after hours, they also finishished the regular season to 81.28. >>> the push to get moreen w the road map to power in silicon valley. >>> there are reports tonight that fidelity investment is ptshi pushing toward c according to business insiders, such ald move w represent one of the biggest moves by a wall street firm into the market for digital assets. fidelity is best known as being a provider of 401(k) and other retirement products. >> women are carrying the biggest share of the country's outstanding student lo

questioning so handsome hands guilt and its director says troubling evidence continues to emerge dr daniel browne who is a leading expert in hypnosis and coercive persuasion at the harvard medical school has been working with sarah and her hands attorneys over the last eleven years for cover his memory of the shooting and again in some of his court decorations he's mapped out. for me very compelling evidence that's her hand was in the nothing state at the time of this she's saying i was somehow program to be as destruction for the real shooter who was behind it behind kennedy's right here bobby kennedy's body was placed on a train and transported from the west coast to the east for burial the route lined with mourners but the journey to establish how he died may still be incomplete mike hanna al-jazeera washington. that's it for today's news great remember to keep in touch with us on social media at all times hash tag a change is great for me fully back to the whole team thank you for watching we'll see you again tomorrow at fifteen hundred g.m.t. . what were you hearing whether online horrendous

questioning so handsome hands guilt and its director says troubling if it in scranton used to emerge dr daniel browne who is a leading expert in hypnosis and coercive persuasion at the harvard medical school has been working with saran and surrounds attorneys over the last eleven years recover his memory of the shooting and again in some of his court decorations he's mapped out. for me very compelling evidence that surround was in the nothing state at the time of this you think i was somehow program to be as destruction for the real shooter who was behind it behind kennedy's right here bobby kennedy's body was placed on a train and transported from the west coast to the east for burial the route lined with mourners but the journey to establish how he died may still be incomplete mike hanna al-jazeera washington. and say to the headlines here it out is there argentina's football team has canceled its world cup warm up match against israel after political pressure the person your football association had urged the team to cancel the match because of the recent time resting garza. i appreciate the decis

that advance of 10% in the shares and finally, one we did not talk guys,as much today jack daniels owner brown. jack daniels part is very important because mexico says it's going to onose 25% tariffs tennessee whiskey in retaliation for the president's levies on its aluminum. brown-forman said it's hard to accurately forecast future sales growth with so much uncertainty surrounding the proposed tariffs. daniels, we'll see. scarlet: you're starting to impact. joe: let's take a look at the government bond market. let's start in the u.s. rates continuing to climb with this big risk on rally, people selling the safe havens, feeling more confident about the economy loss of close tariffs. we're below 3% on the 10-year. got some ways to go before reaching those recent highs that we've seen. now, i want to turn the page to europe because there's some interesting stuff going on. obviously, italy just incrediblyo be volatile, what a big debt market it is, two-year again todayng up to 1.36. what a week. weeksere negative two ago, and then they got 2.5% during the peak of the last week and this week they

this afternoon, his colleague daniel brown, the other firefighter first on the scene, will be speakingment. the heatwave is set to continue as temperatures are predicted to soar into the weekend. the met office has warned that temperatures were still rising, meaning more records could be broken within the next 24 hours. scotland is set for another day of blazing heat and could reach temperatures last seen in 1893. 0ur correspondent katie hunter is at the glasgow botanic gardens for us now. how is everyone coping? i've got celtic skin and it doesn't go well with all the sunshine! everyone is coping remarkably well. it's already a beautiful day here in glasgow. about 26 celsius. here at the botanic gardens, it isn't too busy but there are a few early sun—worshippers out and about. yesterday, scotland had its warmest june day for 33 years, it was 31 celsius in aviemore in the highlands and forecasters think we could have the warmest june day and forecasters think we could have the warmestjune day on record today. the margaret have to hit 32.2 celsius for that to happen, which last happene

. >>> the parent of jack daniels, brown foreman report a decline in profit because their expenses are. >>> look at signet jewelers, they make money, investors like that. up 15%. >>> fitbit chief is quitting. joining a self-driving car start-up and fitbit is down more, six bucks a share there. oil and gas producer devin energy streamlined operations, the market likes that, up 5%. and now look at tesla, they claim big progress with batteries. two years ahead of everybody else with batteries. it's a battery company and the stock is up 5.8%. $16 gain for tesla. above $300 a share. and the dow industrials are up 139. >>> california releasing list of top tax delinquents, and the list includes famous hollywood names. you can guess who's on that list? in a moment. we will tell you. . stuart: the high of the day! up 163 points. close to 25,000 on the dow. it is a rally. >>> now we teased this before the break, and here we go. hollywood names on the california top tax delinquent list. top of that comedian chris tucker owes $1.2 million. he blames poor accounting and bad management. other names

also an unlikely tariff play brown-forman we know that eu wants to strike back, and it is jack daniels that is in the cross hair. still, the brown -- they could have a great quarter and i don't know if anyone is going to care. then signet jewellers. i think the new ceo is turning signet around. re-setting expectations, cleaning up the culture and make the company into a jeweller. not an easy transition but i think this could be a beginning of the term. 3.5% yield good balance sheet expectations are low what happened to thor industries which has plunged from 161 to $93 since the market peaked in january. the better thing to ask is what hasn't happened to thor. we heard the labor was tight, tight where they assemble a lot of their products. now people think that thor is going to be hurt by the steel and aluminum tariffs, they don't actually buy much of this raw stuff but that is what people are going to think we need to know if the inventories came down enough and if the stocks are safe to own. a few of these people have been crushing this stock and they don't want to hear about thor aga

brown. we'll move to our witnesses and their testimony. we have with us five excellent witnesses and i will introduce mr. nelson, mr. daniel and mr. venables and senator brown will introduce our two witnesses from ohio. >> mr. bill nelson is president and ceo of the financial services information sharing and analysis center. also known as fsisac. did i get it right and has held such a position since 2006. it's a nonprofit association dedicated to protecting the global financial services industry from physical and cyberattacks. its members include organizations, from banks, credit unions, security firms and insures companies. mr. michael daniel is the president and ceo at the cyberthreat alliance. cta was formed in 2014 through an informal agreement to share intelligence among mccafe, palo alto networks and semantic. prior to joining the cta, mr. daniels served as special assistant to president obama and cybersecurity coordinator on the national security council staff. mr. phil venables is the managing director and head of operational risk management and analysis at goldman sachs. mr. venables has been at goldman sachs 18 years. his

brown. we'll now move to our witnesses and their testimony. we have five excellent witnesses today. and i'll briefly introduce mr. nelson, daniel and venables and mr. brown will introduce our two witnesses from ohio. mr. bill nelson is president and ceo of the financial sharing and fa analysis center also known as fsi sack. did i get it right? and held such a position since 2,0 2006. its members include banks, and insurance companies, security firms. mr. michael daniel is the president and ceo at the cyber ale analysis. it was formed 2014 to share intelligence between different companies. prior to joining the cta, mr. daniels served from june 2012 to january 2017 as special assistant to president obama and cyber security coordinator on the national security council staff. mr. phil venables is the managing director and head of operational risk management at golden sachs. he's been there 18 years. his first 16 years served as goldman chief information security officer or cso. before moving into a wider role in goldman risk division. mr. venables serves on the executive committee of the u.s. financial services sector coordinating

and one of brown-forman's most prominent proponents is jack daniels.ngerous to jack daniels. it is hard to forecast sales growth to the future with this uncertainty about tariffs. they say if nothing changes, they could see growth of 6% or 7%. because of the uncertainty over trade, it is weighing on shares. david: it is ironic that europe goes after kentucky derby -- urban, and they go after jack whiskey. >> it is one of their high-growth markets. the u.s. is the biggest. we can show you on a bar chart it only has 7% of their total growth. mexico is there fourth-largest market with 5% of sales. it has more thanouble that grth of 15%. it is an area where they are seng gains and you mentioned the european union on bourbon. on that same bar chart, germany and france are seeing the team. that is an issue when in this quarter, one of their big sales drivers was a premium kentucky berlin. beingall these brands affected by trade. all this uncertainty that hangs in the air with these retaliatory tariffs is not -- makes you thirsty, doesn't it. david: great to

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authorities chased brown all the way into emeryville, where his car crashed into a pole. his passenger, 40-year-old daniel beaty, died in that fiery crash. >>> new this morning, before you make your breakfast, kellogg's is recalling honey snacks cereal because some boxes may be contaminated with salmonella. the serial has been linked to sunday three illnesses including five cases here in california. the effective -- affected bosses -- boxes. the centers for disease control said you should throw the cereal away if you have it and contact kellogg's for a refund. >>> a warning involving precut melon has now expanded to california. the centers for disease control safe people have gotten sick after eating precut watermelon and cantaloupe >> the food and drug demonstrations says at least 23 states are now included in the recall. the fda says the melons were distributed by a company in indiana. >>> there is concerned about the rise of the number of cases of whooping cough. the health department is now urging people to get vaccinated. alameda county start 180 cases. there were only 40 cases in that same period la

brown. we'll now move to our witnesses and their testimony. we have with us five excellent witnesses today. and i'll briefly introduce mr. nelson, mr. daniel, and mr. venables and senator brown will introduce our two witnesses from ohio. >> thank you. >> mr. bill nelson is president and ceo of the financial services sharing and analysis center also known as fs isaac, did i get it right? and has held such a position since 2006. this is a nonprofit association dedicated to protecting the global industry from cyber attacks. members include organizations from banks, credit unions, security firms, and insurance companies. mr. michael daniel is the president and kooe at the cyber theta lie ance. formed in 2014 through informal agreement to share information between companies. prior to joining the cta mr. daniels served from june 2012 to january 2017 as special assistant to president obama and cyber security coordinator on the national security council staff. mr. phil venables is the managing director and head of operational risk management an and analysis at goldman sachs. he's been there 18 years. his first 16 years sold as goldman chief inform

brown foreman makes jack daniels as mr. meachum well knows. >> that number also goes down to be fair to donald trump. that number also goes down as far as whiskey purchases during lent when meachum decides to stay off of it. >> but brown foreman has its headquarters in louisville, kentucky. who is from louisville, kentucky? mitch mcconnell, the majority leader of the senate. so the chinese and the europeans and the mexican who is put these tariffs on whiskey are not stupid and you can see here that brown foreman's stock price, a proxy for what's happening to our business in whiskey is down 18%. >> you're saying mitch mcconnell coddling donald trump when it comes to tariffs actually is hurting people in mitch mcconnell's own district? >> very deliberate retaliation by our trading partners to stick it to donald trump and to stick it to republicans. >> all right. >> and of course harley davidson in wisconsin, right? >> harley-davidson is fascinating. because harley-davidson was his poster boy for american jobs. and another ret

american whiskey company brown forman says it will hike prices in the eu after the introduction a 25% import tariff. this will mainly hit its jack daniel'sngton imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium from europe and elsewhere. ftse has been clawing back some ground after yesterday's big losses. carpet right has seen been under pressure after making a £70 million pound loss last year carnival is also on the way up — but that's after steep losses yesterday and mining group anglo american is also seeing a revival of its fortunes that's all the business news. let's get a little more now on prince william's historic royal trip to israel and the palestinian territories. earlier he visited a holocaust memorial and museum injerusalem — and afterwards, at a meeting with the israeli president reuven rivlin, he spoke about that, and about what he hoped his visit would achieve. thank you for your warm welcome. it's my first visit to israel and i'm very much looking forward to getting to meet as many israelis as possible, and understand israeli history and israeli culture over the next few days. i had a very moving tour around yad vashem this morning

according to brown foreman who is currently following to the bottom of the s&p 500 is the parent company of jack daniels. they make the whiskey and that company down five and half percent. on track f the largest one-day drop since march of 2009. yoememr what happened back then that was aow of the financial crisis. the company warned of trouble from mexico the company is adding that it is upped its up to its shipment of jack daniels. the stock is up now. we have t some breaking right now. president trump about to have back to the white house after wrapping up his two or a fema just moments ago. and all systems go for the big g7 summit where the president will be visiting our very friendly neighbors to the north. canada infuriated by the white house is tariff on steel. the white house economic advisor have a lot to say about this earlier concerning bilateral meetings with justin trumbo of canada. he sounded off on the trade issue. let me get to blake burman you were there in the room. we were tracking this and the like white house. it has to be a very tension field --dash tension filled meetg. they areery

. >> have you seen brown foreman's chart lately >> or the mention of jack daniels and unable to talkknow yet. very quick what's on "mad" tonight? >> tonight is an educational show because i will be at the conference i have jeff from macy's that will bleed into where i would normally be for "mad," but look, i have an exciting day here and i have to give david's regards to making the assistant attorney general and let him know that he's already lost the case, right, david >> no, don't do that, jim, and i'll try to rush up there on the subway so i can see macon in person and just prevent you from feeling future debt. >> did you hear how he dropped sub w subway he dropped subway in order to become common man. >> there's no one that takes more subway trips than me, three a day. >> subway is under ground. >> you can't use your phones that's why i prefer uber >> subway is not a word in her vocabulary >> oh, stop it >> i will see you shortly. i will be there. make sure macon stays around i want to talk to him. >> i will. >> thanks, jim good luck with everything. an incredible conference well

david daniel has that and more in the minute. (nat)actress millie bobby brownas left twitter over cyber-bullying. the 14-year- old "stranger things" star deleted her account after she was targeted with a hurtful hash-tag and meme. last year, a twitter use whose account has since been suspended spread a rumor that brown was islamophobic. the rumor led to the hash-tag "take-down-millie- bobby-brown," and a barrage of negative claims linking the actress, falsely, to homophobia.(nat)ewan mcgregor is ready to shine! he's set to star in "doctor sleep," based on the novel stephen king wrote as a sequel to "the shining." mcgregor will play danny torrance, the boy from "the shining," who's carried the trauma of the events at the overlook hotel into adulthood."a boy who was separated from his family... found a wolf separated from its pack."here's the new trailer for the ice age adventure "alpha," about a young hunter and an abandoned wolf who learn to rely on each other -- the origin of "man's best friend." the survival story finds its way to theaters august 17th. in hol

brown. >>> the mysterious in massachusetts, people take on the hospital and showing no signs of breathing problems, carbon monoxide or other gases. >>> stormy danielstorney tweeted his meeting with the federal prosecutors in the michael cohen case have been canceled for tomorrow because the media found out about it. now, back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." prosecutors called andrea and had tough questions with her. >> jurors had heard a harrowing tale from rusty sneiderman's widow of a monster of a boss who became obsessed with his new hire, andrea. but now the prosecution was suggesting that the toxic triangle among boss, employee, and husband, was even more complicated than it seemed. and that the wife, andrea, was holding back important details of her story. prosecutor don geary. >> there was this kind of watergate question. what did she know and when did she know it? >> we went in, we knew she was lying. we told her we knew she was lying and that didn't seem to affect her. so we knew what we had to do on the stand, and we simply did it. >> in court, hemy neuman was the accused, but at times it looked as though andrea was o

to correspond as adrian brown there live in beijing the united nations has called on nicaragua's government to invite u.n. monitors into the country without delayed president daniel ortega has agreed to an investigation into the political violence that has killed nearly one hundred eighty people since april but protest leaders say the government is refusing to show them copies of the invitation it's supposed to send to foreign investigators that's caused talks between the two sides to break down of a serious man well has more now from nicaragua's capital managua. another protests in the city of my now one marking the second month of an ongoing political crisis that's gripped this country since the eighteenth of april now a national dialogue that was hosted by the catholic church of the get out was ended roughly two weeks ago but once again started only on friday wonder the condition the president or. several demands of by civil society one of which was to invite a delegation from the european union from the united nations and from the inner american commission on human rights to come to get out and observe the ongoing political crisis another condition is for pre

daniel. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... it's his election day tradition. kron 4 caught up with former san francisco mayor.... willie brownection day lunch. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)a noted cooling trend will continue for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow continues. temperatures across the region will cool below normal through wednesday afternoon. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )this morning... votes from last night's primary election are still coming in. jane kim is challenging london breed and mark leno in the race for mayor. kron-4's ali reid has the latest from jane kim's election party

daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the former prime minister, gordon brown think we will not be able to move forward in unity as a nation. we are polarised, we are divided, we are fractured, notjust over brexit but there is disenchantment in scotland, wales, northern ireland, the english regions, and people are not sensing that the problems that they thought gave rise to what was the biggest antiestablishment revolt we have seen in centuries, the commercial, the political, the industrial, the cultural establishment all rejected by this brexit vote and i don't think people have yet woken up, particularly in parliament, to the drivers of that dissatisfaction. what we've got to do about it, stagnant wages, left—out communities, migration is still an issue, sovereignty is still an issue and of course the health service and the promises about the health service were part of the referendum. now, if we don't deal with these fundamental underlying drivers of dissatisfaction, the root causes of what brought about brexit, then we will not be able to unite asa nation a

american whiskey—maker brown—forman has warned it will have to increase prices in the eu following the implementation of a 25% tariff. the higher prices will primarily hit jack danielia and in the us yesterday there was a lot of pessimism around about the impact of a trade war on the global economy — but there has been a rebound today after yesterday's falls, even though the fundamentals haven't changed much. that's all the business news. the us academy of motion pictures has invited almost a thousand new artists and executives to join the group behind the prestigious academy awards. almost half those invited are women and just over a third are from ethnic minorities. the recent ‘0scars so white' and ‘me too' movements have criticised the academy for having a membership made up overwhelmingly of white men. a video of a spanish police dog peforming cpr has, as you might expect, gone viral. the madrid police department shared the video on social media of a dog performing cpr on a officer. what a complete star. the headlines are coming up on bbc newschannel. thank you. we have more hot and sunny weather across the united kingdom at the moment. it will not change a gre