ruth davidson also said she's opposed to a no deal brexit, which is now the government position. to the next paper, another amount of money going to hear about. there's been questions about... a split between the scottish tories and the tories down south basically as well. that's a consta nt south basically as well. that's a constant argument as to whether ruth davidson is the head of a branch office or whether she's the leader office or whether she's the leader ofan independent office or whether she's the leader of an independent conservative party in scotland. these women are being taken seriously in scotland, yet it talks about the stripped down whitehall structure and the stripped down structure and the stripped down structure in whitehall is six blokes led by michael gove in daily meetings! the scottish women are not going to take kindly to that either. turning to the daily telegraph and anotherfigure here, turning to the daily telegraph and another figure here, £100 turning to the daily telegraph and anotherfigure here, £100 million this time. on an advertising campaign. th

ruth davidson quite should just say, we are expecting to hear from ruth davidson quite soon as well,ower to hold another referendum from the uk government. she has made clear that is what she wants to do, she doesn‘t wa nt to is what she wants to do, she doesn‘t want to hold a wildcat referendum like they had in catalonia, we all know that didn‘t end well. the second thing she needs to then do is to make sure the case is completely ready, because one of the big criticisms of the scottish independence campaign last time was that the economic case is not com pletely that the economic case is not completely sound. there has been a lot of work done on that. but that has not been the full prospectus put forward yet as to what exactly that economic case for a new independent scotland, if it ever happen, would look like. so yes, absolutely, of course the snp are going to say some of borisjohnson prospect decisions could lead to more support for independence, but as is often the case with these political debates, it is more completed than that. for now, nick eardley, thank you very much, out

ruth davidson, no less, the leader of the conservatives in scotland. some time that ruth davidson is not a fan of borisjohnson, to put it mildly. obviously she came out to support sajid javid in the leadership campaign. i am sure she is very happy that he is chancellor. by is very happy that he is chancellor. by the conservatives have a real problem north of the border. had it not been for ruth davidson and the conservative seats that she succeeded in getting in the last election, they would have had no majority at all, with or without the dup. johnson has been love—bombing the north of england, with these promises of huge spending on transport which are long, long overdue. we have heard this before, i really hope it happens. the level of infrastructure spending in the north of england compared to london, there is no comparison. it is really not good enough, i say this as a yorkshire woman. but scotland is a different matter and johnson is very, very unpopular with an awful lot of scottish people. as a yorkshireman sitting next to you, i agree with tha

republican warren davidson from ohio.till ahead, fiat chrysler is in the crosshairs with goldman rating it as a cell. -- rating it as a sell. our stock of the hour is next and this is bloomberg. guy: -- our stock of the hour is next in this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you watching "balance of power." fiat chrysler is our stock of the hour, suffering its worst day since may after goldman sachs rate of the stock a cell. -- raise the stock a -- rated the stock a sell. price target of $13.50, more than three below the average analyst price target. we have a chart which shows you how analyst have been losing faith in fiat chrysler over the past year or so. the street targets have been falling 50% faster than the stock price. we should be saying fiat chrysler has been outperforming its peers. nevertheless, goldman pointing to what they are calling a slowing product cycle for fiat chrysler. they mentioned the outperformance over last year but now they see there is obviously upside from their. -- from there. i shall bring up to show y

there was a lot of hope and promise for ruth davidson being the future of the scottish party. be difficult for her going forward is to have such a different view on no deal to the prime minister. but today she was very clear that she is not happy about a no deal scenario. it is not as though borisjohnson has come in and she is trying to please that new leader of the tory party, she is being as strong as ever. she found some of those media interviews today uncomfortable but she spoke her mind. whether she can continue as leader of the scottish conservatives is not clear but she is very popular and i think she has done so much to try and help the party there. she is an asset they will not want to lose. you can see why she voted for anyone but boris in the leadership campaign as well stop she voted for three different candidates to try and stop boris johnson. candidates to try and stop boris johnson. then this happens, he turns up johnson. then this happens, he turns up and he is booed. what does this mean for another scottish referendum on independence? how likely is that? if th

, ruth davidson won't support a no—deal brexit. when he comes here but this is setting up to bea he comes here but this is setting up to be a very tricky visit. we can go live now to norman smith, our assistant political editor, for more on this. norman, there are warnings this morning that the uk is not ready to leave without a deal. the prospect of a no deal. what does it look like in prep this? we have had the rhetoric around no deal and the promise of more cash. what we get today is the overhaul of the machinery of no deal to get it in place that we can leave without a deal and it had all got a bit half—hearted under theresa may, devoid of cash. we have one chaired by michael gove, effectively the minister for by michael gove, effectively the ministerfor no deal, and that by michael gove, effectively the minister for no deal, and that will mean every day he is responsible for the nuts and bolts, the nitty—gritty, of no deal planning and significantly, they will meet in the emergency room, the room set aside for national emergen

william davidson is senior analyst for ethiopia for the international crisis group he's just visited sit down and other parts of ethiopia highway and welcome to today's every africa where it looks at one stage as if there was agreement on holding a referendum for statehood in sit down. why has the situation deteriorates that. well there's a number of reasons that one of the key reasons is that the decision to proceed with a referendum on the end came very late it actually came only a couple of days more pieces are movements appointed deadline and they didn't seem to july when they wanted a referendum to be held before then and what promising to do otherwise. so there was agreement with the electoral or and regional states decision to move ahead with a referendum in a few months time from some of the local leadership this is on a leadership. that wasn't effectively or sufficiently communicated to the rest of this is our movement. there were a number of disappointed activists and large numbers of disappointed saddam used. spectating decoration of a regional state when they demanded ans

the leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, will make clear to johnson when conservativesim today that she cannot support leaving the eu without an agreement in place. the prime minister is also expected to meet the scottish first minister, nicola sturgeon, who says leaving without a deal would be catastrophic. let's pick up on that warning jonathan mentioned in his report — the cbi says the uk government and the eu aren't prepapred for a no—deal brexit. kulveer ranger is vice—president of strategy and communications at atos. he used to be the transport director for borisjohnson at city hall. and a close personalfriend of his. yes. what do you think he makes of what the cbi is saying? they have not really changed their tune which is what they have been saying all along, no deal is no good for business. a constant theme from the cbi, the voice of business in the uk, saying that businesses need to be concerned about uncertainty, the customs union, what the effects will be on supply chains. a number of issues which are particularly concerned the business community have been w

he also says he has a strong relationship with ruth davidson and is looking forward to seeing her latertland. of course, he will also have a meeting with the scottish first minister, nicola sturgeon, who has been very vocal in her criticisms of him. she said scotland didn't vote for the conservative government or the new prime minister, didn't vote for brexit and didn't vote for the no—deal brexit which mrjohnson's government is working on the assumption, she says, there will be. she says her government is ramping up its plans for the possibility of a second referendum on scottish independence. on that point, mrjohnson has said, on the possibility of a second independence referendum, while he is prime minister, that the confidence of the public would be undermined if we we re of the public would be undermined if we were to go back on a promise that it was in a once in a lifetime, once ina it was in a once in a lifetime, once in a generation vote. 0k, lorna, many thanks, our correspondent lorna gordon there. a gunman has opened fire at a food festival in california, killing three people,

ruth davidson would not wa nt a rich tory. ruth davidson would not want that.l leave it there for now. thank you. we will be finding out how that story and many others are being covered in the papers at 10:30pm. our guests joining me tonight are the journalist and broadcaster lynn faulds wood and john rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent. the headlines on bbc news. riot police in hong kong clash with thousands of protesters who defied a ban and marched through the streets for an eighth weekend. firefighters are trying to rescue a man whose leg got trapped in rocks when the tide is coming in off the norfolk coast. michael gove, the minister who has to prepare the uk for a no—deal brexit, says it's a "very real prospect". getting ready for it is now the government's number one priority. time for the sport and now a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. wet and chaotic — the german grand prix was certainly action—packed. red bull's max verstappen took his second win of the year, while ferrari's sebastien vettel drove his way to second from t

t>> a harley-davidson billboard is turnng a lot of heads for including profanity. it's next to interstate 264. it's r the bayside harley davidson storin portsmouth and says the word is protect itted by the first amendmen and they've received phone calls good and bad. the store says the sign will stay up through tea end of the >>> next at 11:00 guns in airportsacked in carry ones. >> what we're hearing people say is i forgot i had a loaded gun with me. >>> flyer beware. all this weeki the news 4 i tea has looked at safety. >> the punishment for people caught with guns in their airports. they've tried to carry guns at each of r local airports. >> reporter: an investigation shows what happens next. >> reporter: flying is all about timing. pairing, getting to the art and through the security line as quily as possible. >> usually am very ridge ud, structured when i got in there. recheck your bags before you leave your home. >> report: he says publicity istake could cost him his job. what went through your mind when the tsa officer said over here? >> a giant freeze and e

the uk prime minister has met with nicola sturgeon and ruth davidson.rogramme has told the bbc the humanitarian situation in yemen is still desperate. the civil war there has raged for nearly five years, with houthi rebels backed by iran fighting the internationally recognised government. achim steiner has just returned from a five—day visit to yemen. he told the bbc the conflict has taken a terrible toll on the country. there are different ways of describing the situation, but yemen is the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, 80% of the population need humanitarian support. people on the brink of famine. the return of cholera in a way that we had hoped would not occur. millions of people are not able to go to school. my encounters with many of the people that i met, there is a mixture of desperate resilience and a feeling hope that somehow this conflict will come to an end. the economy has virtually collapsed. one of our recent reports that was published by the united nations development programme, the estimate that yemen has been set back by over

never in my life if i apply for a harley-davidson motor credit. when bank of america forgave me of the debt and harley-davidson somehow bought that debt, it was for a tax write off for them. host: what did you want to jump into? guest: he is right. what needs to happen for any legislation to include forgiveness of debt, we heard from the previous caller about $10,000 and you now owe $20,000 more, is predatory in many ways and the government should not be making money off of the debt. it needs to be clear that forgiveness is not taxable income. before,question asked and it was asked this morning on twitter, what do we tell the millions that managed to pay off their loans? guest: with the assumption i did not do the right thing or that 43 million people at their did not do the right thing? the question really is, how do we have so many people doing the right thing and being treated so differently under the same system? it's a systemic problem, not an individual problem. karen on those 35 to 60 years old. caller: what is the impact of our educational

will it save harley davidson single-handedly? no. meant to attract new writers -- riders like women. sectionheck out the new , like secrets from the stage of moulin rouge, the broadway musical adapted from that famous film. carol: those sets are amazing. let's finish up with a story on sharp towards him. an increase -- sharp towards him -- shark tourism. jason: here is our editor who took a shark tour and it is bloody good business. half houra two and a tour off of chatham, massachusetts, and within 10 minutes, i saw my first shark. the whole time, we saw dozens. carol: what was that like? >> it was thrilling and unsettling. we had one that felt like it almost jumped on the boat. the change direction and splashed us all. the most memorable moment, we saw a shark kill a great seal, eat it up and bring us towards our boat -- it towards our boat. jason: and people are paying for this but this is big business. talk about how much it costs. cost 2500uz -- cruise dollars for a maximum of five people. atlantico from the conservancy. so it i

yesterday the scottish tory leader ruth davidson said she would not back his plans for a no—deal brexit visit comes as more details emerge of the government's brexit strategy. three new committees have been formed to ensure the uk leaves the eu by the october deadline. today the business organisation, the cbi, warned the government that neither the uk nor the eu is ready for a no—deal brexit on october 31st. here's our political correspondent jonathan blake. days into thejob, borisjohnson is on the road again. after visiting manchester and birmingham last week, the prime minister is going to scotland, where he will announce £300 million worth of funding for local communities and argue for a renewal of ties that bind the united kingdom as it prepares for a future outside the eu. yesterday, michael gove, the minister in charge of preparing for a no—deal brexit, said that was now the government's number one priority. the prime minister will chair a new twice—weekly meeting of senior government figures to oversee the uk's exit. it's part of a new approach the government hopes will send a cl

ruth davidson saying clearly, whatever happens i am not getting on board with that.squad of senior tories saying to mrjohnson, if you go for it no deal i am not on board. boris johnson's argument is that we need to renew the bonds of the union between the various countries of the uk, pledging extra cash for scotland, wales and northern ireland, £300 million in all for various city growth deals. it is easier to make the argument for strengthening union but actually doing it, is a lot easier said than done. thank you very much. let's talk to our assistant political editor norman smith. we are hearing that the government is terrible charging preparations for a no deal. what is that going to involve 7 for a no deal. what is that going to involve? it involves an overhaul of the machinery of government which has ended up rather dilapidated under mrs may when it came to no deal planning. there was the idea there was a lack of drive and cash. tea m there was a lack of drive and cash. teamjohnson there was a lack of drive and cash. team johnson has decided to strip everything

we'll hear from united technologies, coca-cola, harley davidson and hasbro this morning.s the u.s. and its allies try to figure out a plan to deal with an aggressive iran, we are seeing a gain for oil. a slight gain on wti, brent is slightly lower. lauren: asian stocks closing in the green across the board. cheryl: and moving over to europe, all eyes on 10 downing street, two hours from now we'll find out who is going to replace outgoing prime minister theresa may. all of the markets in europe are slightly higher this morning. lauren: our top story this morning is this. robert mueller. the department of justice has sent a letter to former special counsel robert mueller, detailing specific guidelines ahead of his testimony on capitol hill tomorrow on russian meddling in the 2016 elections. cheryl: griff jenkins is in washington with the latest. griff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. the associated deputy attorney general laying out specific guidance in a letter to special counsel mueller ahead of tomorrow's department testimony. he writes, quote

when it comes to ruth davidson, there is a real tension there.en as people like hammond, the former chancellor, saying even if the uk can get a new deal with the european union, in the next few months, should not be prepared to walk away without a deal. ruth davidson made that point to boris johnson we understand in their meeting about an hour and a half ago. she was more positive when she came out, saying we are going to work constructively together, everybody wants to get a deal, boris johnson is going to work hard to get a dealfrom the european union. if you look at the mood music, the last few days, does not look good for borisjohnson. he few days, does not look good for boris johnson. he wants few days, does not look good for borisjohnson. he wants to try and negotiate something that does not have the controversial bits like the backstop on it, but europe so far a nyway backstop on it, but europe so far anyway is not budging and that is welfare both in the scottish tory party and in the snp that the direction of travel now is very firmly tow

harley davidson is one of the supporters of babes ride out. money, of course, and support at the events. harley realize that this is a potential growth market for them. it is a way to reach new riders, younger riders, minorities, everything they need. because harley's core rider is a 50-year-old white guy. jason: talk to us about the bikes. because one of the things, speaking of harley, is the livewire, an electric motorcycle. you rode that. synthesize what is going on with the bike with this trend. hannah: this is an example of harley davidson trying to come up with a way to be modern and relevant and reach new rides. rs. it is an electric bike. i did ride it. it feels tangible, beefy, a powerful, strong bike. this is a way of offering new things that might attract new buyers. jason: including women. hannah: including women. it is stylish. it has a lot less maintenance. it does not rumble and vibrate, . it is lighter. it is easier to get on and off. so this is one of the ways -- will it save harley davidson single-handedly? no. but it is mean

what is it, due to ruth davidson's position, if boris johnson says, right, that's it.ding for no deal, but therefore it. what is she going to do and say? she is now on the record very clearly saying she will not support no deal exit. if that ends up support no deal exit. if that ends up being the stated position of the government, she has a big decision to make. how does she make her opposition to it felt? does she resign as scottish tory leader? the scottish tories won't want her to resign but if you say those things so publicly, that might be what you are held to. certainly heading for a collision if we go for no deal exit. moving onto the daily telegraph, the prime minister pledges to make brexit a successful farmers, with a photo of boris johnson brexit a successful farmers, with a photo of borisjohnson saying he is going to help ring historic opportunities and new schemes to support farming. he is in scotland today and wales tomorrow. it's going today and wales tomorrow. it's going to be another possibly difficult visit because the farming community are very conce

it's fair to ask why aren't people like hope hicks and keith davidson in trouble as well. we don't have an answer, unfortunately. >> we know that the judiciary is demanding clarification from hicks as well. is having hicks come back to congress or return for more questioning, is that the best way to proceed here, to get at the truth? >> a couple of things. hicks could file or send a letter in an attempt to claire what are perceived -- to the house judiciary committee. or she has until the 15th. she doesn't have to come back to congress by the 15th. if i were her, i'd hide behind my lawyer and a piece of paper. it's easier to tweak that versus coming back to the house judiciary committee. if i were nadler, i would insist on open toor hearings next. the closed doors is absurd. allowing people to get closed door testimony versus being able it be perceived bit public. looking at people's body language is key. i would like to see -- everybody would like to see her on national television being questioned by congress. >> saying that remains to be seen. we'll follow the story. tha

not the kind of place you would normally testing the harley-davidson. pretty brave to bring us there. it was a fantastic experience. it feels like a quality motorcycle. doesn't feel like a science experiment like their first try building a bike. they have been working on it for five years now. whether anybody will buy them, we'll see. the electric motorcycle market much smaller than the electric car market right now. a couple thousand sold each year. harley is not predicting what they will sell. they say there are more models coming, cheaper models. this is the halo, the show piece for those other bikes on the way. melissa: in your mind, does it make sense for them to get into this arena early, because we're heading in that direction or is this just not a place where folks will go electric? what's your feel? >> when you look at the scooter area, i don't mean the little birds and those things a the regular scooter business, there is a lot of action in the electric scooter business. they are coming into motorcycles. there is brand zero motorcycles come pr

borisjohnson meets both nicola sturgeon and ruth davidson — his message there's no need for a secondoing. it's not an easy visit — after getting booed by protestors going into bute house, mrjohnson left by the back door. the prime minister promises a bright new future for britain but the top business lobby says noone is prepared for a no—deal brexit. president trump attacks to democratic politicians, putting

keith davidson was representing stormy daniels in her initial deal with the trump organization that cohensilence her story about having the affair with donald trump just before the election. another key element in this search warrant filings that we've honed in on is that when michael cohen was wiring that $130,000 payment to keith davidson and talking to him about making that payment to stormy daniels, he had at least two telephone conversation thas very day with donald trump. now, the big question here has always been what was donald trump's role in this. michael cohen, when he pleaded guilty, he said he did it in coordination with and at the direction of the president. this search warrant material now seems to indicate that donald trump was having conversations with cohen twice that day, twice the same day that he was making those wire transaction information over to keith davidson. so it puts donald trump very squarely in the midst o of all of this negotiation, at the outset and when the money was being transferred. >> and donald trump has denied any knowledge of it all along and pain

harley davidson, one of the other big names reporting.recast cutting the full-year motorcycle shipment forecast. let's get reaction from james. great to have you with us. >> good morning. >> the shipment guidance cut was to levels not seen since 2009, 2010 what is your take on harley's business right now >> i would say domestically, i would say where the vast majority of their business is, they missed marginally, domestic retail was down 8% the street was looking for more in the 5% to 6% range. that is not a massive disappointment the bigger area for me was in the international business down 9 #% in retail. modelling that to be up. specifically eu sales were down 14% as were sales out of canada. clearly there are bigger issues there. that is where the company is trying to grow and offset weakness in the u.s. at least in the second quarter, we didn't see that >> clearly, the tariffs the eu placed were impacted the company obtained regulatory issues should we expect to see those late looking forward announcing for harley davidson to eat tho

theresa may depended on ruth davidson, looks at the way ruth davidson, looks at the way ruth davidsonorder. borisjohnson, very different, has a very different relationship with ruth davidson a problem, isn't it? they have a good relationship but boris can compliment what ruth is doing and he will allow ruth to do the important work she is doing. it is only because of her hard work and approach to politics that we have had a resurgence in scotland. boris could help boost that. i have seen in aberdeen talking to people, seeing them clamour for selfies, stardust he has. i believe he has an ability to connect with voters in scotland. that was last week, he is 110w scotland. that was last week, he is now prime minister of the uk, there are some serious issues to address. this ends in scotland is he is the wrong person to address them. there has been a false narrative in scotla nd has been a false narrative in scotland as borisjohnson is the wrong effect but there is no evidence of that. i have worked with him and had a meeting and seeing the reaction to that. he is prime minister now, he's

we were counsel to davidson in the fourth circuit case so we think that that case is rightly decided, but i don't think that, you know, it follows from this case, from the district court's decision in this case, that every public official's account on every forum, on every platform, is a public forum. i think you have to look at the way the account is used, what resources were used to support the account. >> so what factors do we look at, then? >> so i think that there are three paragraphs of the joint stipulation here that might be particularly useful to you. one is paragraph 39, which makes clear that the president uses official government resources in connection with this account. so other government officials have access to the account, they draft tweets for the president to post himself, sometimes they propose language for tweets that the president posts. so this is not an account that the president operates on his own, it's an account that involves the substantial and sustained involvement or investment of resources by other government personnel. second, paragraph 37 of the join

things are going will actually weaken the union route davidson's written a newspaper article over the weekend saying that she could not support a no deal bret's it she will oppose it even though broadly she says she supports boris johnson's efforts at getting a brick seat deal but given what we've just heard that he's saying i'm not really going to talk to the other e.u. leaders unless they're willing to revisit that backstop that withdrawal agreement which they're firm that they won't the message being seen here is that he's not really that serious he's going for this no deal breaks it and he's possibly going for a general election to make that happen thank you very much for that but the latest live and thank you. there are plenty more ahead on news hour including nigeria's president ordered the army to hunt down the gunman who killed at least $65.00 people at a funeral. not enough hospitals to treat the wounded serving in government airstrikes on rebel held in a province destroyed much needed health care facilities and england's cricketers warm up for the ashes series against austra

harley davidson and travelers, both of those companies posting mixed results.tter than expected, harley davidson earnings better than expected, revenue a slight disappointment. travelers, earnings a slight disappointment, revenue outlook better than expected. that's a questioning earnings snapshot. we've been talking about overall second quarter earnings coming in better than expected as a group, about 20% in so far. dagen. dagen: thank you for that. deirdre bolton an earnings. making a deal, the white house and congress coming to an agreement on government spending and raising the debt limit. the proposed budget include $2.7 trillion over two years. the deal would suspend the debt ceiling until the end of july 2021. it also extends cuts to medicare beyond 2027, extends fees collected by customs and border protection. joining us now, form earn policy director for mitt come any, former senior advisor to marco rubio and research fellow at the hoover institution. lonnie, no spending cuts, just more spending and kicking the debt ceiling issue down the road. >> well

she's the leader of the scottish conservatives there's a big rift between those 2 on sunday davidson wrote a newspaper article saying that she would back prime minister johnson in his brakes in efforts but she would not support his. moves for a no deal bracks it it's clear that there's no love lost between them furthermore nicholas sturgeon has made it clear since boris johnson took office that if he pressed ahead with a note that he would be the last prime minister of great britain it's really clear the message coming from people like her that they think he's whole approach is going to be disastrous it comes on a day when the confederation of british industry says that basically most businesses are not ready here in britain or in the european union for a no deal breaks it so he knows he's under pressure is going to announce around $370000000.00 of new investment for parts of scotland northern ireland and wales but he knows that that comes against the one. $100000000.00 or so $150000000.00 that the government is now spending just to inform people about a no deal breaker and how to ge

william davidson is senior analyst for ethiopia for the international crisis group thank you thank you. seconds it day and kenneth hits mozambique with devastating effect earlier this year as well as the cost in lives lost and the damage to infrastructure the storms hit just before the harvest was due nearly 2000000 people are dependent on food supplies from outside aid groups are sounding the alarm they say the rebuilding process is taking too long and is under funded. the aftermath of the site from still shows 100 skilled and tens of thousands forced from their homes everything last minute he saw there was lucky but she will never forget when the cyclon hit. their band the elo they said see not only the roof was gone and the house felt like it was in the sea . ok a lot thought that was their way it's inside the house. it couldn't have happened at a worse time an estimated $400000.00 acres of crops washed away just weeks ahead of the main harvest the country's trying to rebuild and it's not only the rule areas that are suffering the cities too and help is not arriving fast enough. to

, and it was money that was going to go to keith davidson and then he was going to give that money to stormy daniels. so that's what that payment is about. and basically what the fbi agents have to do here is they have to say, look, based on the information we've already gathered, you know, it's one thing for us to say, hey, we think that a payment occurred and we think there's a scheme here. they went through the banking records. they went through toll records. they had access through a court order warrant to michael cohen's icloud account and some of his email messages. so they were able to piece together these conversations and these discussions as they move forward with their case. and really by michael cohen pleading guilty last august, a lot of this kind of granular detail that we expected to get today and we are getting, a lot of that granular detail, craig, we weren't going to see because if they had filed an indictment at the time and michael cohen wanted to go to trial, a lot more of this information would be made public. but it wasn't made public at the time because he agre

interestingly, seeing as he was in scotland, the leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson,'t back a no deal. no consensus among the tories in scotland. this is a mess! let's talk about hong kong, moving on... we've been covering the hong kong story for weeks and weeks and this obviously, from the south china morning post, is going to have certain sides of the story, not all sides, right? yeah, so, beijing is calling for a return to law & order. we've seen protests in hong kong, that have got quite violent, and the new york times has done an investigation saying the hong kong police weren't doing much to stop that violence. this isn't great from beijing's‘s perspective because it really looks like they're losing control and showing that around the world isn't a great sign, but they're saying they don't want anyone interfering. this goes back to the proposal to extradite criminal suspects to mainland china. that's the source of these riots, violence and protests. whether or not carrie lam will be in power at the end of summer or autumn will be the question. you get the feelin

it doesn't look anything like anything harley davidson builds. no clutch on the new bike, so you don't have to change gears, you twist the grip and go. it can go 146 miles per charge around town but less than 100 on the highway. the price starts at almost $30,000. harley davidson will announce the release date next month. >>> a web browsier from amazon, legislative activists worry about users selling the browsing information for just a few dollars. >> we feel like that's not a fair trade. kit tell you intimate things about a person's life and large companies aren't able to completely safeguard data. >> amazon says it collects product and price data. the data is guarded and is not sold or connected to any customer identifiers. >>> san francisco giants starting a series against the chicago cubs tonight at home. yesterday the giants closed oh autoseries against the new york mets. they were down early until zack green hit an rbi double in his major league debut. the game was tied at 2 and kevin lost his cool in the 8th inning. watch this. it was an o

with that i turn it over to my dear friend and colleague from the great state of rhode island davidson celini. >> good morning. house democrats promised the american people in the last election that you gave us leadership again we would fight for the people against the special interests and we would deliver on the important rivered sfv american people driving down health care costs in the price of prescription drugs and taking on the corruption in washington and getting the government to work for the people of this country again. we are delivering on those promises. today we marked 200 days as the majority. the past four and pieces of legislation, 50 major bills. this is the most protect the house in modern history. last week he voted to give or raise to 30 four-man americans equal pay for equal work 10 bills to drive down the cost of prescription drugs and to protect coverage for pre-existing conditions and the most comprehensive anticorruption bill seen in decades. all of those bills are sitting on mitch mcconnell's desk. the president and mitch mcconnell need to get to work to bring

it's a warm summer day atop mount davidson but that's not how it was last winter. >> it was frigid cold in this house without any heat. >> pierre, his wife and baby girl moved into their new home just as winterset in. two weeks later, it happened. >> the furnace started to act up. we tried turning it on. nothing happened. >> an inspector warned the furnace could blow. >> he said this needs to be replaced and it's unsafe, which was our biggest fear. >> thankful i luck the house came with this old republic home warranty so they called. >> it started this kind of back and forth. >> we weren't getting any response. it was like a void. >> all this time, it was freezing cold and we didn't have any heat. >> finally, old republic sent a technician. >> he didn't do anything. all he did was take a look at invoices. >> they said you're good. when in fact it still wasn't working, we were freezing. >> we bundled ourself even going to bed. we have space heaters in the whole entire house. >> all those space heaters drove their energy bill to $800 and they could be change rodangerou little kid. >> they

, because she says conservative party leader, ruth davidson, because she sasteremy hunt is better withhe candidates, the support levels are here in scotland, but certainly expect a lot of crossing on the union tonight. and the white backdrop there in scotland in scotla nd backdrop there in scotland in scotland is a place that voted to remain. both contenders are committed to getting the uk out of the european union. in boris johnson's case, definitely by the 3ist johnson's case, definitely by the 31st of october, and that is what jeremy hunt is also aiming for.l very tricky position for them here in scotland. a majority of people here amongst the wider electorate voted in favour of remaining in the european union. you get a sense of how challenging the position might be, whoever becomes prime minister, in the fact that the present incumbent, theresa may, was up in scotla nd incumbent, theresa may, was up in scotland yesterday. she said there was a very real risk of the uk breaking up in the event of a new deal brexit, underlining just how important she thinks this issue will be for her

they show a series of phone calls between cohen, hope hick, dave pecker and keith davidson, who was the attorney for stormy daniels, all about secret hush-money payments made for the adult start. >>> last august he admitted to making the payments at trump's behest to silence women. trump has denied the affairs, but acknowledged the payments. >>> amid the recent deadly wildfires across california, insurance rates are doubling for homeowners across the state. this comes as insurance companies have paid nearly $25 million in claim. here's a break down from the fires. some are seeking reimbursement in pg winter mudslide in because fema officials were not present during thein february. woman was inside her mudside p found and she went with it down the hill. for homes either destroyed or hazard out are still off-limits this comes pending lawsuits and contamination concerns. the board of supervisors earlier ordered an investigation into the cleanup of the on the naval site. tetratech is accused of botching the cleanup there. if you'd like to watch our report, head over to nbcbayarea.com/invest

. >> caller: i'm calling about harvey davidson. i've owned the stock now for about ten years and bought it at $50. it's now trading around $36. >> right. >> caller: is there any hope for harley davidson? >> the problem with harley is not necessarily what people are worried about with imports, it's the demographic. it's just an older group of people who ride harleys. now i don't know, i don't ride motorcycles. my best friend micheal haley has a harley and we go to the store and they look great but then again, i'm 54. okay maybe a little older all right. there is enough here for everybody. there is enough to keep the averages hanging in. on "mad money" it could be time to worry about earnings and big tech in washington and sit back, relax and pop a cold one i'm talking uncle sam, boston beer company and the comeback, what is that about staying strong despite multiple analysts downgrades, i'm checking in on the resilience of an old iron bender from ohio so stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimc

some harley-davidson employees plan to dedicate their monthly bike ride to him. they will meet at the morgan hill store and raise money for his family. >>> there's now a growing memorial to remember the high school football player who was shot and killed outside a livermore taco bell. police released new photos of the suspect, 21-year-old jorge tayes who they say shot and killed 16-year-old emmanuel moseby on july 8th. they think the suspect is hiding in california. investigators say the two knew each other and had an argument outside the taco bell. >> it doesn't matter what color you are, what ethnicity, what background, put the weapons down! >> his funeral was thursday. livermore police say next week they will announces a reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> bail is $5 million for one of the alleged gunmen in the shootout in san bruno's tan ford mall. 18-year-old deandre gantt made his first court appearance in redwood city yesterday afternoon on charges of attempted murder and conspiracy. gantt is one of four people in custody in connection with a

the gentleman from ohio mister davidson is recognized for five minutes >> thank you madame chairwoman, i appreciate you holding this hearing today , a bipartisan group of our colleagues have worked for two years trying to provide light touch certainly to many aspects of this market. mister marcus, i appreciate your being here on behalf of facebook and in some ways representative from the libra association because you brought to the world's attention a space that previously has been dynamic in the american market, lots of american innovators but you see a lot of companies leaving the us market for switzerland, for singapore, for others, not to avoid us laws but find the regulatory certainty that we've highlighted does not currently exist in the united states today. so with that madame chairwoman, my hope is the committee will hold future hearings on crypto currency regulation and we can properly address these issues and as we've seen not entirely complete them with facebook's mixed messages here or mixed history across numerous other platforms, if they are platforms. already there are

also some of the names on that list, keith davidson, there's no argument they can't testify. i think you'll see they are looking into this campaign finance law violation and the question of the whole -- the second most famous of president trump's most famous dalliances with "playboy" playmate karen mcdougal, the whole catch and kill ami issue which has gone unnoticed recently, i think that's going to come back into the forefront here and they are going to get to the bottom of it. >> caroline is right on the money about the fact the campaign finance piece is going to generator more interesting information for house judiciary than these potentially pyrrhic efforts. if you try to bring in do not mcmcgahn, jared kushner, i hope you enjoy a long legal fight. but the lawyer that negotiated hush money deals between stormy daniels, karen mccould goal, keith davidson is going to make any argument same with the head of national inqui"national enqu. he won't be able to make that argument either. >> this is a kitchen sink day. we've seep this process devolve with the white house not want

if you are a motorcycle guy, harley davidson had to cut their shipments. david: what is interesting is as you can see these stocks up in the premarket, it has all been mixed. there's been good news on all of them, but on the other hand, for instance, coca-cola's forward guidance remains down. the market seems at the moment to be ready for some good news. alix: earnings volatility, i guess that is the name of the game. that is definitely continuing. coming up next, we talked to the head of alibaba.com. it is the business to business of alibaba, how they compete with amazon, and what the environment is like. a rainy day on this tuesday. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... exc

that is keith davidson, the lawyer for stormy daniels. this is in an affidavit to support the search warrant of cohen's property. they're saying we believe we have probable cause that they were trying to negotiate this deal, an illegal campaign contribution. you really see through the search warrants the activity of some of these key players, donald trump and hope hicks. one of the key pieces of this too is that they strike this deal with stormy daniels. she's not going to go public with her story about an alleged affair with trump. during this period where they're finishing this up, where cohen is beginning to wire the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels, he has at least two conversations with donald trump on that day when he is having multiple conversations also with ami, with keith davidson, but he has two conversations that day with donald trump. when cohen pled guilty, he said he made these payments in coordination with and at the direction of the candidate, donald trump. >> at the direction of. ellie, come into the conversation there