in something in the fields of google happens to dominate. it's just sort of the natural human inclination to try to pound people with your narrative with how you see the world and then think that other views are you know either hate speech or or news or whatever and then you try to crack down on that so that you're narratives becomes the entrenched dominant narrative and so i think it's as it was out i think the people that run google how the narrative the way they see the world and they are now increasingly using their dominance in search and video and other things to ensure that they're rude use the dominant world you know nothing can threaten it and that again is a is a huge threat to us as a people and savior saying that they are monopolizing thought in a lot of ways instead of let's say going back to the robber baron period of monopolizing the railway or the steel industry the physical world by buying out competitors in the tobacco industry for example when they machine was introduced to roll cigarettes the cell roll cigarettes the the

could they dominate if they constantly press the hot button topics?o people it is mostly in between two things. they want to show their humanitarian side and the genuine feeling of welcoming culture was there. on the other hand, what happened in cologne nearly two years ago on new year's eve, other horrific crimes do cause concern. i think there are a lot of people who are worried about immigration who are not voting afd that a lot of them will. how does angela merkel stop afd dominating the debate? she will ignore them. her strongest weapon is simply not to engage with them. i guess she would prefer having a discussion with more parties in the centre and put it as a buffer between them and the afd. they would be the main party in opposition. thank you both very much. back to you in london. that's all we have time for tonight. kirsty will be live from the labour party conference on monday. butjust before we go, we thought we'd set aside the arguments and remember the taxi's glory days. goodnight. in time to watch an aged taxi cab being restored to its

this administration and the president believe in american energy dominance and energy dominance is different that energy independence. our goal is an america that is the strongest energy superpower this world has ever known. inherited ands energy dependent country from previous generations. in recent years, we have struggled to be self-sufficient in producing low-cost, abundant and reliable energy. but a new era is donning. with american leadership, innovation, and good ideas, our pass energyll dominance onto our children and grandchildren. under president trump, we will put america first. we will put america's energy first. as the chief steward of our public lands, my job is to make sure that all americans have a voice. that all americans have a voice. and i hear that voice loud and clear. our government must restore the promise of our energy economy for a stronger, more secure america. i can assure you today, the war on a minute -- on american energy is over. we're bringing back the american dream to every family, we have to restore trust in our federal government and you may be wondering

add -- this administration and the president believe in american energy dominance, and energy dominance is different than energy independence. our goal is an america that is the strongest energy superpower this world has ever known. our country has inherented an -- inherited an energy-dependent country from recent generations, and in recent years we've struggled to be self-sufficient in producing low cost, abundant and reliable energy. but a new era is dawning with american leadership, innovation and good ideas. our challenge will be to pass energy dominance on to our children and grandchildren. under president trump we'll put america first. and we'll put -- >> [inaudible] >> -- america's possibility first. as the chief steward of our public lands -- >> [inaudible] >> -- my job is to make sure that all americans have a voice. that all americans have a voice. and i hear that voice loud and clear. our government must restore the promise of our energy economy for a stronger, more secure america. and i can assure you today that the war on american energy is over. to end this war and bring b

while he was doing that, he was also a dominant -- the dominant movie star of the time.n the 1940's, he was the number one walks office draw for five of those 10 years, which is a phenomenal thing when you think about the kind of competition he had. this was the peak of hollywood stardom. he was still at the top. he won an oscar for "going my way." ♪ when world war ii breaks out, bing crosby is the major celebrity in the country. he instantly jumped into the work of rallying american morale after pearl harbor. morale was shaken because no one had expected a sudden plunge. bing crosby put together a schedule of appearances at training bases all over the country. he did that throughout the war. he traveled to europe and france, giving a show. this is him on the stage in france. the whole idea was if a guy like bing crosby, i have listened to him on the radio, i see him in the movies, and he is here with us, it was a tremendous boost to morale. after the war, the army decorated him for his contribution to the war. there is a picture of general patton with bing crosby in fra

it was always going to be that way because we were dominated by an area of low pressure, dominated byentre or the low or if you are fully exposed by the north—westerly winds, you will see the showers drifting in off the western shores and may be running into some inland areas. clearer skies at east could see the temperatures dipping the way 25, six, seven degrees, perhaps. and then we‘re off and running into tuesday. a different beast because average tuesday. a different beast because average of high pressure will be tried to top end of the atlantic, king —— tending to kill off some of the showers at least. out west, different story. the crowd filling in and eventually there will be a lot of rain getting into northern ireland and initially. it is all tied in by what we expect will be a very vigorous tied in by what we expect will be a very vigorous area tied in by what we expect will be a very vigorous area of low pressure, throwing that rain towards the north and east. that is only part of the story. yes, the rain is heavy enough in its own right but it is the strength of the wind th

celtic‘s domestic dominance has made this fixture a largely one sided affair in recent years.ere are reminders of the days when rangers dominated scottish football, of when they ruled the roost in glasgow. times have changed and although nearly 50,000 rangers supporters will be here tomorrow, it will take more than that to end celtic‘s 56 game unbeaten run. i think they've got to contain celtic and hopefully counter them. if they try and play them toe to toe, they don't have the quality. celtic have too much energy in the middle of the park, too much movement. rangers must close the gaps, especially in wide areas. celtic‘s superiority last season was laid bear in their most recent visit, a 5-1,000,000 laid bear in their most recent visit, a 5—1,000,000 asian of their rivals. in their meetings last year, rangers scored four compared to celtic‘s 16. rangers finished third in the league am a celtic were streets ahead of them. rangers ending the season empty—handed, celtic winning the treble. there's been a lot of change. you got to give the manager credit. he's come in and wanted

from the start and it took just really dominated from the start and it tookjust ten really dominatede start and it took just ten minutes for them to get off the mark. nikita parris, 23, from manchester city, playing in front of a local crowd, here, at brendan parker, bursting through for the opening goal in the early stages, making a real point in her celebration of running over to the dugout, celebrating with mark sampson, beckoning the other players along with her. it was a statement as much as a goal. —— prenton park. making a point of showing their unity, through what they have described as a tough time in the build—up to this. that got england up build—up to this. that got england up and running, from then, lesson in finishing, mark sampson named an attacking line—up for this game, they were a threat in every area, jordan nobbs, in particular, pulling the strings, alongside frank irby, she popped up with a goal in the first half. lucy bronze, as well, wonderful finish, first half. lucy bronze, as well, wonderfulfinish, for the. full to 4-0 wonderfulfinish, for the. full to 4—0 i

welcome to another soccer field saturday with dortmund leading things off their calling dortmund dominant is an understatement sitting at the top of the table but black and yellow have been bossy and the point is they got the most dominant off in steve fits and possession in the league if any team can put a dent in their arm or so alex burke after losing their opener they have yet to leave the pitch with out a point a three game winning streak have put them in european contention were they up to the task. and dortmund were out to prove a point after them a two week thumping at the hands of around madrid with coach peter boss making five wholesale changes to the starting eleven out. and that's what's paid dividends as the black and yellow has hit the ground running four minutes in who missed out midweek sent the corner ran and dortmund took the lead at the first time a asking have andre young malenko back hitting the ball to school his first win as long a goal for the club since his move from dynamo kiev in august. seven minutes later alex but finally showed up and got themselves back in t

it looks like they might dominate come the weekend and the road dominate come the weekend and the roakend and the road races. let's look at the women's race on saturday afternoon, 150 kilometres and the dutch team looking very strong indeed? yes, it is hard to see past that one outfit, who could win it with several different riders. i think it is going to be a very difficult task for anybody, not only because they have several riders to use, they can afford to get people in the break, chase and still have riders spur, they can take the win overall. they have so many options.” they can take the win overall. they have so many options. i spoke to a dutch journalist who said he could see the dutch getting one, two and three. after that terrible crash we saw the gold—medal winner, and the multiple silver medallist, she would love to get the rainbowjersey? possibly that is the only problem they have got, they have an awful lot of leaders, have they got enough indians? somebody will have to control the race. when somebody is the clear favourite, they will be very heavily marked. on a circuit

is dominant, competition is already weakened a little if you hold 90% of the market.is where the special responsibility comes from, that you should not be shoes your misuse- miss years -- your power. this gives us a starting point looking at travel or locals. in that respect, we will still take a strong interest in google behavior in article markets -- other markets. david: in the context of google, you have levied this 2 billion euro fine. have you seen the company begin to change its ways, to work with your office to for stall further findings? is there a dialogue between you and the company? >> yes, there is a dialogue. i find them to be very personal. issuest agree on these but i think it is important no matter your disagreement. and here we are talking about a , bution by the commission it is still important to have a professional relationship because we want a change in market behavior to enable competition so the markets serve the consumer. on that, hopefully we can find a way. david: thank you for your time. emily, in san francisco. emily: thank you so much. c

wechat is the dominant one domestically.do we expect more disruptions as we get close to this big communist party meeting? >> my one-word answer would be yes. emily: that was stephen engle from hong kong. somegram has rolled out new changes to combat harassment. they will give users the option to limit those that can comment on photos the people they follow. instagram is also expanding its comment filter to four more linkages, arabic, french, german and portuguese. coming up, more on my conversation with ellen pao and her time as interim ceo of reddit. cisco pro is betting -- we will hear from the ceo meg whitman. -- nick woodman. that is next. ♪ emily: toshiba has signed an agreement to sell its flash memory group. $18 billion. among the firms in the consortium, apple and dell. now to my conversation with ellen pao. after she lost her historic gender discrimination case, should begin interim ceo of reddit were to make all the controversial moves to crack down on -- eight months and she was forced to resign. i asked her what

dominic had his 7th birthday in new jersey. domin dominic's parents are not married.been hoping to make an official. >> mommy and daddy. >> dad said he had not plan that with dominic but counting on his son before he popped the question. dominic delivered and punctuated the moment with this. i am going to be a son. that part we had taken care of. congratulations to the family and happy birthday big guy. our first love goes to the backyard party that had everything. swimming pool and beer pong and an adorable five-year-old that fly through. he was caught on video telling the grown ups with a big smile on his face that he was running with a big, old knife >> let me see what you have. a knife. >> no! knife kid as the internet doved him. he snatched it from his uncle's back pocket. the video was posted to twitter by a teenager at the party and at last check have been liked more than a quarter than a mill time. we do hope he was spoken to about interrupting an intense game of afternoon beer pong. >>> our next side goes to vibrant colors seen for the first time at the age o

it's domin—ee—ca.ther major natural disaster was the earthquake that struck south of mexico city on tuesday leaving hundreds dead. the following day aleem maqbool reporter was on the site of a primary school destroyed by the quake. over the town, lines of volunteers of people trying to help those who may still be alive. shh! as we spoke, the rescue workers began to raise their hands to ask for a few minutes' silence to try to hear any cries for help. nojoy this time. we are very close to that school. i am having to whisper, even though we are a couple of blocks away from the school, we are being asked to keep quiet just in case there are any cries of people that are trapped inside that school. the following day, jessica long recorded a video summing up a complaint also made by scores of other viewers. 0n last night's news at ten, a journalist chose to talk through the silence designed to hear the voices of those still trapped after mexico's horrific earthquake. to talk through this silence is arrogance

kane live for us and our land dominic thank you let's bring in now is there a singer political analyst marwan ashara so marwan what role do you think a country like germany has in helping to push this along particularly considering that the u.s. hasn't had a lot of success. well certainly germany was able to set the tone only a few days after the after the crisis began or was manufactured if you will by the four decision countries and it was the german foreign minister as we just heard. say that really set the tone about why this is really counterproductive and must be resolved diplomatically and that the boycott must be lifted germany has played an important role throughout the crisis because there were of course france which is usually the leading role in europe on on foreign affairs question has been busy with the elections in micro was just elected and so on and so forth so i think germany was quite clear vocal quite transparent and they worked in its insistence that this is really counterproductive and must be resolved now yes as you said you know the idea that now the american pr

thanks, dominic. welds you very soon. in there. thanks, dominic. welds you very soon. bye—bye.. lots of surface water spray and puddles on the roads. be aware of that, but that rain is going to move eastwards. it will start to ease off and there will be brighter skies developing during this afternoon, but you can see that whole band of rain as it pushes eastwards. some patchy rain into the midlands and east anglia and the south east of england, but as that rain clears to the east, you notice for scotland and for northern ireland, we are looking at sunny spells during this afternoon. still the odd shower around, but temperatures getting to about 16 to 18 celsius. staying cloudy for much of england and wales particularly at this stage across north—eastern england and outbreaks of rain here, patchy rain through the midlands and south and east wales. and the south—west of england as well. eventually there will be brighter skies coming through in the far west of wales and the far north—west of england as well. we could see a few brighter skies towards the eastern areas, but it will

of course the stories that have dominated, england we re stories that have dominated, england were ableolid cricketing display. jonny bairstow was crucial in that. another outstanding innings from him. remember at the start of the series he wasn't even guaranteed a place. jason roy equally making the most of alex hales's absence. as the players play here, police in bristol were again renewing their appeal for two witnesses in particular to come forward as a criminal investigation goes on into the events of 2:30am or thereabouts monday evening in bristol. i think everybody out of the ground tonight including england's failures are beginning to think seriously about how england will take on the ashes this winter without ben stokes. there was more super league semi final drama tonight, following the golden point drop goal that sent castleford through to the grand final. leeds held off hull fc, beating them 18—16 at headingley to reach old trafford for a west yorkshire derby next weekend. 80 minutes from the grand final and would it be the final 84 danny mcguire and rob burrow, leading and

the android case is how android is used to stay dominant when we all go mobile so the experience fromyou open the box of your new phone is a google experience. we treat those cases of high-priority cases, but it is very difficult to say when we will be able to take a final decision. david: can you say which is farther along than the other? are they both proceeding in tandem? >> they are different. we have two case teams. i don't know if they are competing as well, but we really put a lot of effort into this because it is important for all market participants to know what will be the final decision. david: a couple of months ago, darare speaking with khosrowshahi, the head of expedia and expressing concern about google with regard to travel services. are there other parts of the deb business that concern you or might lead to investigations? >> we have a lot of complaints on other verticals. the thing is that with the google shopping decision, having established google is dominant in general search, when a company is dominant, competition is already weakened a little if you hold 90% of

at&t's was a dominant one. these are companies that are earned their way by satisfied customers. as far as being what they might to we haveback antitrust laws that are there specifically for that. if there is something this company does that arms consumers, because it's an anti-competitive manner, we have laws in place that can deal with that. not all things that we may think of as being discriminatory really are. the --re services for targeted to the poor, targeted to the disabled that use zero rating because that pain for data is on optical to them to get service. i it not necessarily a bad thing,, you go through all the research and economics that have done. we found there's sometimes an act like that, they percolation can be bad. most of the time it's good, how can you have regulations? to allow good thing to happen and stop acting russian mark that's where the antitrust is stuffed in. it is to stop those bad things. >> do think there's areas were the fcc should be more aggressive in regulating? >> i think the fcc is making very good progress on that issue that you identified

and from that moment, america has dominated both air and space like no other nation in history.ur air superiority is unquestioned, not because we have the best equipment, but because we have the best people by far. [applause] from the berlin airlift, from the jungles over southeast asia and the deserts of the middle east, american airmen have proven they have no equal, and courage, capability and commitment. you are the ones that own the sky. you are our greatest weapon of all. in the last 64 years, american ground forces have not lost a single life to an enemy air strike. pretty amazing. and that is truly a testament to the strategy and skill of american airmen and the essential role you play in our national defense. as commander in chief, i am committed to keeping the united states military the best trained, best equipped and best technology fighting force on the planet. one of my first acts as president was to redirect the rebuilding of our armed forced and rebuilding we are. [cheers and applause] president trump: congress took an important step this we're by heeding my call

tax reform seems to be the dominant theme.indow dressing taking place, we will talk to mark had more. cudmore. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets, the european open as we prepare for a positive equity trade in 13 minutes. let's get the bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: the uk's civil aviation authority is launching enforcement action against reiner forgive -- failing to give customers accurate information about their flights. the regular dirt ask for meeting with the airline as part of a consultation that will allow seven days and could take legal action for breaching consumer protection laws and necessary. defended hisrg has company after donald trump tweeted that facebook was always anti-trump. the social midi does media mogul said he should not have dismissed as crazy the idea that this information on his network changed the election. investigators focused on social media's role in rushes efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. promoteitalia plans to the generat

dominic had his seventh birthday. come to mick dominic's parents are not married.? >> my mommy and daddy to marry. >> will you marry me? >> are you kidding me? >> dad said he hadn't planned that with dominic but was counting his son to give the answer he did. dominic delivered and then punctuated the moment with this. >> i'm going to be a son! >> that part we already had taken care of, dominic. congratulations to the family and happy birthday, big guy. >>> our first low has a swimming pool, beer pong, an adorable 5-year-old running around with a knife. that little boy named jonathan became a huge viral sensation when he was caught on video telling the grownups with a smile on his face that he was running with a big old knife. >> let me see what you have. >> a knife! >> no! >> knife kid as the internet dubs him apparently snatched it from the uncle's back pocket and then made a run for it. littlejohn than was intercepted initially on the other side of that pool not before becoming a viral star. the video was posted to twitter and at last check had been liked more th

both ferrari's out of the race they were expected to dominate. the best in vettel collided with teammate kimmie reichen in and right both much to stop and stop a good average go to every car of the crash causing the face d.-ca to come out on to the track which ended up being sent out a total of three times during the race due to a series of incidents. but what of lewis hamilton depart started fifth on the grid and managed a clean escape from the carnage he managed to slot into fast place and that's where he stayed eventually crossing the line ahead of red bulls daniel ricardo who finished in second place for the third year in a row hamilton's the fading teammate valtteri bottas completed the podium c.s.a. we struggled and we are and we had no idea what was in happens there but the thing is we just try to stay focused and try to get ahead obviously it was very fortunate with the prize the beginning so yeah i can be very grateful all over disappointed obviously to to miss out on a win but i still going to be pretty grateful and happy with another p

between google and competitors because your dominant. up to google to figure out how to do this, because this is the only way to make a remedy future proof, because screen sizes will change, everything will change. we still need this to be adhered to. it remains to be seen how google will live up to this. reporter: google is proposing an auction that would sell space to rivals. it is something they proposed in 2013. can you confirm that is the case? margrethe: yes. we got a first draft of what they were thinking about two weeks ago. we got a broad outline about what they are thinking, but the thing is that it is not for us to prove. it is for google to find a way to live up to the decision. this is important, because if google does not live up to the decision, then we will start investigating, what is the situation? is competition still harmed so consumers have less choice? david: if come the deadline, when does finding start? when do you begin to speculate and assess fines against a google? >> we can backdate the fines. so that it will

company is dominant, competition is already weakened a little.e this special responsibility comes from, that you shouldn't misuse your power. another starting point looking at travel or locals. in that respect, yes, we still take a strong interest in google behavior in these other markets. yet, after going for almost a new device, nest is rolling out new products. we will look at the items and speak with the company's ceo. bloomberges of technology are like streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ what did we do before phones? they save us from getting lost, getting hungry, and getting tired of places like this. phones changed everything - shouldn't the way pay for them change too? introducing xfinity mobile. where you can pay for data by the gig, and share it across all of your lines. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save when you pay by the gig. xfinity mobile. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ emily: welcome back. on emily chang. nest is known for

and for a young man like dominic, this is heaven. is next to godliness, so dominic gets in a good scrub before we start. >> do you like to cook? >> yeah. i have my own hamburger recipe. >> tell me how you do it. >> you put bacon and cheese inside of it and cook it on the grill. >> we're here to learn from the next generation of the dessert chefs. >> what kind of family would you like to have? >> a nice family. >> dominic is a very positive person actually. he is very open, friendly, he's helpful. and he's actually comical. once he degets to relax, he is funny. you just have to spend some time to develop that relationship. >> reporter: he is developmentally challenged, so that requires some attention, but he is so love. >> i've had the opportunity to know him for several years already and i see him interacting and it really is a wonderful experience. i give a big thumbs up for that. >> reporter: dominic is this week's wednesday's child. >> if you would like to make dominic's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child, just

on tuesday, average of high pressure will try to dominate giving us pressure will try to dominate givingthe way of breeze and more sunshine so it will feel a bit warmer, until it wrong when more cloud and rain manifesting itself across the western side of the british isles, all tied in with a very vigorous british isles, all tied in with a very vigorous area british isles, all tied in with a very vigorous area of low pressure gradually trundling its way to the heart of the british isles, such that overnight and into weather the morning that could be some disruption, particularly through northern wheels in northern england. windy from the scottish borders to the south coast, gusts around 65,000 hour. they could push toward 75 miles an hour. the one bright spot is that the area of low pressure will pull away to the north see leaving a day of sunny spells and showers. you're watching beyond 100 days. hurricane irma batters the us and has now weakened to a tropical storm. seven million people are without power. but the damage is not as bad as initially feared across florida. has the storm mo

horribly not the issue of brexit dominates the agenda.me minister was to talk about domestic issues. her foreign secretary has other ideas. in an interview with the sun newspaper, boris johnson in an interview with the sun newspaper, borisjohnson lays out four red lines for brexit. he says the transition period should not be a second longer than two years. the uk should not accept any new ruling from brussels during that time. no payments remade for access to the single market inertia been shadowing of the eu after brexit, mimicking eu rules for free trade. letters be creative as well as practical. last week in florence theresa may tried to move eu negotiations forward with a key speech suggesting, moses in some areas. vista johnson does not contradict that goes further than agreed government policy. -- boris johnson. what we all want is the best possible deal for britain, to secure oui’ future best possible deal for britain, to secure our future outside the european union and keep a close relationship with our current european partners.

we do have that tension with nationstates being not as dominant as they were but still dominant in the perception of people who say that in elections. the need for more of a regional, for more of regional autonomy. .iverse solutions are this is one way of sorting out the problem that you indicate the tensions that could be , there. at the end of the day, what you want is for cities or nations to sort out the problems they have to meet the demands they desire for security or public services or jobs. having the appropriate political structure is key to making that possible. political structures will have to be slightly different in the future than what was dominating in the european development for 200 years or something like that up until now. this is slightly philosophical. the importance of cities historically, they are the nationstates in europe. a few people have heard about the holy roman empire of the german nation, but it was there for 1000 years. under the city, there were different cities that were united by the same rules for commerce and trading groups and developing technolo

dominic hughes reports. down and lonely and a little bit hopeless. i couldn't see a future.catherine perrin describes her 14—year—old self, struggling with anxiety and depression, and desperately trying to hold her life together. you have to pretend you're ok every day. the only reason you have to do that is because you don't really know why you are sad and it's easier than making an excuse. but you get caught in a web of lies and eventually someone finds you out. then it makes your situation worse. now a long—term study shows a significant number of teens are also struggling with mental health issues. at age 11, parents of boys and girls reported that 12% had experienced emotional problems. but at 1a, when the children a5k them5elve5, nearly a quarter of girls reported feeling depre55ed. among boys, one in ten said they had felt down. the numbers of people experiencing depression is increasing. one of the authors of the report says this issue needs to be faced. problems you express as an adolescent predict later in life. when these people become adults they are more likely

right through dominic a. dominic a has 75,000 people. most are on the western side here.is any good news, good thing there is no big cities on the east side of dominic a, but they s disastrous blow from the hurricane. now, guadalupe, listen to this stat, okay. nearly half a million people here, that is about half of the population of alaska right here on this little island. just amazing how many people are here. so, this storm is going to have a devastating impact on especially into these islands right here, down towards -- martinique just to the south. they will be on the weak side but they're still going to get hit pretty hard. let's show you the track. this is still the 2:00 advisory. i'm waiting for this to change. i think this is going to strengthen. winds of 125 miles per hour as of the 2:00 advisory making its way as a category 4. this is the latest as 150 mile an hour category 4. now, remember, category 5 is 157 miles per hour so we're very close to that coming in towards puerto rico, which was not hit extremely hard by irma, and they still had three quarters of a

the dominance -- the russians are quite dominant here, but they are supporting them and also the ukrainiansthere is a large military economicand also presence in syria right now, something that the saudis do not want to accept. seem to be moving towards the russians, and they see it as a way to limit the iranian influence in syria. relationship has been a difficult one for over the past two years, is it too newy to call it a turn in a page that the saudis are willing to open with the russians in the interest of saudi arabia and priorities? >> we will see. we'll see how far this will go. there is clearly dialogue. it has to be remembered that when it comes to oil and energy policy, they talk. they have common interests. it is not like the russians and the saudis stop talking to each other, and say you are our enemy or whatever. there seems to be an opening, the saudi's see the russians and potential partners to find a resolution to this area crisis. maybe not exactly they wanted to be, but better than having iran dominate syria for the phaseolus future -- for the foreseeable future. >> how m

dominic was dominating the match so easily.quickly. then i won in 20 minutes. the story changed a lot and i was beginning to see the crowd, andi i was beginning to see the crowd, and i took a lot of energy from the first. that's what i did in the end. i kept fighting and i did not give up i kept fighting and i did not give up any points until the fifth set andi up any points until the fifth set and i was ready to win the match at that moment. and finally, phil mickelson may have five majors to his name but he was still more than happy to get some advice from a young fan at the final round of the dell championships in boston. this video been shared online of a conversation he had with a young fan called riley yesterday, while he was waiting for the green to clear at the par—5 seventh... would you go out of the rough or would you lay up? ifi could hit my three wood to 60, i would probably go for it. —— to 260. three wood to 60, i would probably go for it. -- to 260. reilly, you can caddie for me any time. such a legend! that's al

of course the christian democrats could still dominate a coalition but nothing's set in stone here is there some mountain anglo-american gets voted out what will she be remembered for. the migrant crisis should be remembered for opening the borders and causing absolute mayhem throughout coincidently europe. ok let's let's talk about what german policies might be after sunday i said many different permutations of the parties who will form any possible coalition this all goes into the sort of the mix in terms of what the policies will be of the country what's going to change do you think as of sunday. very little mr smith will be in charge. of the social. policy probably in my opinion. the interest in the interest and situation is. both mikel and shields have said they will wait with the f.t. who are quite likely to be the third party. and the fights are essentially between. one who would be fifth where the greens will actually draw the parliament so no it's entirely possible. the left policy. gaining now. my pollies supposed slight delay that you carry on. the left party are gaining no

no european company in top twenty in e-commerce you see a lot of chinese and american companies dominating the market so in that sense i would be rather worried. the stone year at least is trying to stem the tide a few true top talents are honing their skills. for the country and for these kids . the lego robots are finally moving. the digital world the new head of the right hailing service nuba darra he is on his way to london on tuesday fighting for his firm's survival and europe's biggest city the capital's transport agency says it will not renew his license with a expires this weekend citing the company's poor record of corporate responsibility on wednesday hundreds of activists marched through london calling for evil to grant basic workers' rights to its drivers has about forty thousand drivers in london and over three million customers and sophie szymanski is on wall street for us now so if we are we seeing a major culture shift from silicon valley after all it's not just google who's been asked to change with the times. yeah right i mean many of these innovative silicon valley compa

temp water has its offices its team has developed a compact water filter that it hopes will soon dominate the market force alone has been a great place to set up business but now there are doubts. that barcelona is a cosmopolitan city teeming with top talent. if the city becomes less cosmopolitan as a result of the referendum that will be really difficult for us. companies have been leaving for years new businesses are arriving but not enough to compensate for the losses industrial baker and independence opponent who is a boy who thinks things will only get morse. if independence goes through it will unleash an exit it companies want to be in europe or in the capital . for catalonia that would mean a drop in economic output rising unemployment and higher taxes. lonia would collapse economically. i mean even so many employers support catalonian independence this company produces detergents the owner feels the region would do better on its own then as part of spain but he's nervous about the referendum. we should be concerned with what's coming but be ready to take this courageous step i th

both ferrari the out of the race they were expected to dominate. the best in vettel collided with teammate kimmie reichen in and right both not to stop and stop a good average of the over. the crash causing the face he caught to come out on to the track which ended up being sent out a total of three times during the race due to a series of incidents. but what of lewis hamilton depart started fifth on the grid and managed to clean if kate from the carnage he managed to slot into fast place and that's where he stayed eventually crossing the line ahead of red bulls daniel ricardo who finished in second place for the third year in a row hamilton's miss avies teammate valtteri bottas completed the podium c.s.a. we struggled and we are and we had no idea what was in happens there but the thing is we just try to stay focused and try to get ahead obviously it was very fortunate with the prize the beginning so yeah i can be very grateful we were disappointed obviously to miss out on a win but i still going to be pretty grateful and happy with another podium

thank you very much for that dominic cain joining us live from berlin thank you. now unions and supporters of the left wing opposition and from the gathering for the latest in a series of protests against the president's new labor laws on friday emmanuel signed a decree to make it easier for companies to hire and fire staff he says it will create more jobs and opportunities demonstrators say he's destroying workers' rights well let's get more on this now with our correspondent who's joining us live from paris and i guess that's why people are protesting that. well what's interesting is on friday president michel are actually for street reforms and signed off on this new law. continuing to come into the streets of paris because they say they are determined to keep up the pressure on the government to try and scrap the slow reversing they say it's just unfair it's unfair disintegration for them because right now very much cherished and fronts they say will make it too easy to hire and fire and the basically favors cities over employees of this particular march is be