the ft. worth stockyards that they secured the land up here to be a location that could be easily be connected to rail. the big piece of it that still hasn't come together was you really needed one of the major packing companies to find a location here. this is really turned things around in 1902 when armor and swiss war ere enticed docome he. this entire area where we are right now became the meat backing industry as a result of armor and swift coming. in that 1902 period when the meat packing industry came here, this location was probably the biggest economic location from a jobs standpoint in the state of texas. at this point in time in the early 1900s, there was really texas on a business wide basis was one of the big draws for people to come here. you had probably one of the best examples of immigration and leading to jobs. people from eastern europe came here. you had serbs, polls, greeks. right now if we were back into that period of time, you'd probably hear numerous different foreign

this is just past ft.hington road. >> good morning. >> this morning, we're tracking the weather and how the latest on this crash, as well. we'l start with nicole jacobs. she's live at the scene for us. nicole? >> brand-new information from prince georges county police this morning. the three people involved in that crash have in nonlife-threat injuries, which is good news. i can tell you 210 northbound, now back open after that vehicle has been removed and the roadway cleaned up. i do want to get you video of what it looked like here just a short time ago. we had very limited information. but what we're told yigt now, police say they received a cal around 1:45 this morning. they arrived here at indian head highway, where an suv had lost control. they said two children insid thatej suv werted from the vehicle. we know those two children, as well as theer driver, w taken to the hospital. we're still working to find out their ages. but we do know, based on if information that was just now released, they have

this is ft. washington.hb nond highway shue down at indian road. southbound lanes are eien. you're diverted as washington road. this morning, 66 looking good. i'm situation, we'll keep an eye on the 5 comesp here. chris lawrence is at the live desk with more. >> yeah, melissa. we're just getting the first images of the sapp in prince georges countyth happened on 210. we're told the driver last control, hit the sard rival have hospital.e we hope to get another update on this in a matter of nutes. >>> it was a busyovernight for firefight firefighters. one of several outdoor fires they had to deal with. it was ignited by illegal firefights. >> crews are on the sne for a water main break. it could be several hours before the repairs are complete. >>> we are hearing more about a gas station murder of hernandez. his name was rashan bishop. he worked behind theonditioner and turned in a 19-year-old man, tried to rob t score on wednesday. john wa skilkilled and officers made the arres within mirrors. >> he did resist. and two officers were eventually able to take me io custody. >> t

on to the ft and the european union asa on to the ft and the european union as a whole, its battle withsaying there have seen a written submission from the european commission to the us department of commerce looking out a detailed response to mr trump's torres strait is, as it were. we really should not be surprised by this because we saw yesterday on canada day, july the first, canada responded to us ta riffs first, canada responded to us tariffs in kind sir it is like for like. anyone who has been following us-eu like. anyone who has been following us — eu trade negotiations, which are generally done in cordial though competitive ways, it isn't going to be surprising, the eu will not tolerate anything that donald trump is doing and just let it happen, it will be met with a strong response. they are some of the most experienced trade negotiations in the world on both sides of the atla ntic the world on both sides of the atlantic soap no surprise there is noise coming from the us and their president and the year —— eu will hit backjust as hard but in a measured way. again, having to co

it shutow just before ft. washington road. that's where they're pushing you off rht now. you have to turn north and go sght. thethbound lanes aren't ndopen. northbs the issue. before stafrd, a right lane blocked. >>> sheena, how are we looking outside? already 81?>> it's warm and humid. it's been like this r many daysnow. into the weekend, we have some relief coming. it's not today or tomorrow. 81 in washington. 82 in annapolis. this is similar to what we had yesterday. we can see a couple ofes sprin in the areas. maybe near frederic county and loudon county. the rest of us, mostly cloudy and dry. if you're exercising today, this morning is geng to the best time to do it. noon.and muggy by near 90 degrees. this afternoon, another dayown the 90s. that would make another day continuing our heat wave. there's ante iso storm chance in the afternoon. i'll bre down the timing of rain for you coming up. >> thank you. >> it's now, cleanup crews are happening after a water plane twos. stre >>> while the holiday celebrations continue for many in our area, a fairfax county community

why isn't this a bigger story on the front of the ft? it is a huge story. of the man from the christian social union, threatening to resign over the deal on migrants that merkel thought she had won at last week's summit. that's what the summit was devoted to, saving merkel. they rallied around angela merkel to save her and also to save her political life, which is based on this deal with the csu. this has been the stability of germany for close to 70 yea rs. stability of germany for close to 70 years. the idea that the christian social union don't like the deal they thought she'd won, that she thought would please them... she hoped it would please them, no one thought it was going to be far enough because they are just angry with how they let in migrants. the end of her political career, the great merkel? it is quite likely this year. it has been quite a long brewing story because it's a long time since she decided to open germany's doors. it is only because the populism, the right rising across europe, why the csu have found their voice. in the beginning t

they want the ft says that paris is seen as the ft says that paris is seen as the obstacle to the checkers this is presumably what the meeting has been a raised. emmanuelle macron is not a big fan of the eu as angela merkel is. he was all about informing the eu and watching brexit happen, trying to square his electorate. he thinks he can geta square his electorate. he thinks he can get a out of brexit in terms of the financial moves with paris. he is seen as the bad cop versus angela merkel's good cop. butjeremy hunt is appealing to both to help britain in the event of a no deal. but as camilla was saying, the idea of negotiating hasjust camilla was saying, the idea of negotiating has just been camilla was saying, the idea of negotiating hasjust been very poor from been all along, it is basically we have been in a poor position than the eu. but we are acting as if we have this amazing ball in our court. i'm always suspicious when they say the prime ministers cutting short a holiday. i think there will always be plans, but it is adding to the sense of drama that she is pulling out all the s

to my astonishment i understood this story, i used to look at the ft and my eyes would glaze over.rmer financial times journalist. they are the best stories, we have always said that! people might have seen michel barnier given his reaction to theresa may's plan last friday and he did not dismiss it out of hand, they want to try to help theresa may as much as they can but here the ft has the reality behind part of her plan which is most important, the ft access to eu markets for london firms and at the moment we have a system called passport in which is like the single market for financial trading, you can do there what you can do here. the government accepted it would lose that saw then i thought we will have something called mutual recognition which means we both have standards but we recognise each other and everything can recognise each other and everything ca n flow recognise each other and everything can flow freely and the eu said no. the eu are assisting on equivalence which is effectively the eu's ability to strike out the city of london's ability to trade in the eu if bri

take us to the front of the ft. may sees off pro— europe rebels. take us to the front of the ft. drama in the house of commons today and getting tired of saying theresa may faced a big showdown vote and that was what was happening. they don't come much closer than this. the rebels in her party, the remain supporting rebels we re party, the remain supporting rebels were basically trying to tie your hands in the negotiations to force to keep britain in the customs union which would have been a really big deal and it would have blown apart the compromise plan that theresa may agreed at chequers that does not involve staying in the customs union. it would have changed the dynamics completely and it was by a tight margin that she avoided it, just six votes, so three the other way and that would have happened, she would have been defeated and it would have triggered a bigger crisis for the leadership and we have seen in anything that has happened in the last two years and she has had a view over the last two years. so it was a real" squeaker for the government. " that is your take on i

and abc's marcus moore is on the scene in ft. worth tonight. >> reporter: police with their guns drawn, swarming this texas neighborhood shortly after two suspects tried to rob a bank nearby. >> they were armed with weapons. multiple shots were fired. >> reporter: the police receiving a call just after 9:00 this morning about a shooting at this veritex bank in ft. worth. >> they were transported to a hospital. >> reporter: the suspects taking off from the scene. a s.w.a.t. team converging on one home less than two miles away after the fbi said a vehicle led them to this neighborhood. >> it does not seem that there was anybody in the house when the search warrant was conducted. >> reporter: three people were detained nearby, but police say it is unclear if they had any role in the shooting. investigators are gathering potential evidence from a home they say could be connected to the earlier incident. with three bank employees in serious condition tonight, they have released this statement. it's times like this that the veritex fam

the ft admits that only a few hundred jobs are directly linked. even the ft cannot exaggerate that.derivatives is under threat, it suggests degradation of the importance of the city. having these conversations they talk about job losses in london but the number seems to decline by the month, and if some jobs go, they go. that's what you expect. we will talk about something beyond brexit but daniel condon is loving the brexit banter tonight. i'm glad we have one satisfied customer. i'm sure daniel speaks for many. this is about energy smart meters and how... i've got it. it's under the file, sorry. energy firms are using smart meters to keep customers captive.|j energy firms are using smart meters to keep customers captive. i keep getting letters from my energy supplier saying they want to put a smart meter in and i ignore them and now i am vindicated because ed davey, the energy secretary in the lib dem coalition, admits these firms are abusing smart meters to keep customers captive. they make sure they don't work if you transferred. have you got one? yes. i don't look at it. does i

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let us talk about the ft. hammond, the finance minister, chancellor, defending the brexit plan. in the city sank you about the white paper? a couple of things. there is concern from the services sector that they have been overlooked in this and the focus has been more on goods than on services. i have to say, going through the papers this morning, and i have not read this 98 page white paper... why not? i need to do my research better. people in the next few days will be looking at the white paper to see what it means. it is quite technical. essentially, the challenge with that is when it was published yesterday the government is setting out its plans for the future relationship between the uk and the eu, and it suggests a softer brexit on goods, but a harder brexit for services. surely they are interlinked and you cannot have one without the other? absolutely. this is the key issue. this is why the likes of the boss of lloyd's of london are saying they will set up in brussels. there is concern they will not get the access on the service aside that they need. there is all to pla

and the ft goes with teresa's —— theresa may plan.front of the telegraph, steve. we have a series of pictures. new pictures of this. i know he was in shock. i think that sums up well the pride of lions. i do not think anyone going back a few weeks would have expected england to get this far. that's the musket —— the message gareth southgate team —— very young team is saying. restrained pride in the game, and the shirt... and they had done nothing to be ashamed of. they came up nothing to be ashamed of. they came up againsta nothing to be ashamed of. they came up against a great team. they came up up against a great team. they came up against a great team. they came up against the number one streetwise tea m up against the number one streetwise team tonight. that is punditry for another show. i think the headline sums it up beautifully. france is in the final. she is in the final, she is their secret weapon. well, they are quite amazing. but actually england have been and are an amazing team. just a bit of commentor earlier on. let's n

if you look at the ft, it is looking at the new brexit secretary, the replacement to david davis is onminic raab is also set to inundate businesses and households with technical advice on how to prepare for a no deal scenario. other stories now. the washington post has quite a scary story about the use of 3d printers to make guns in the us. gun advocates say sharing the blueprints online would mean the government could no longer effectively ban them as people could make their guns at home. independent 0nline, where a report finds meat and dairy companies are on track to be the world's biggest contributors to climate change due to emissions. on top of that, companies are being secretive about their pollution. and finally on bbc news, just in time for the start of summer holidays, some aviation woes. ryanair cancels up to 600 flights affecting almost 50,000 passengers while easyjet claims industrial action by french air traffic controllers has cost it £25 million. so let's begin. with me is financial commentator david buik. david, let's get stuck in. let's go. so, the independent, also o

. >> a man was shot to death in ft. washington. we go to justin finch on the scene. >> reporter: good morning. investigators still looking for tips at this they want to know more about this man, who shot him and how he.ot he we can tell you, the investigation wears on for hours here. this is the 7200 block of shockey court. we're seeing this overnight. the man was found outside of a ho this block near a cul-de-sac ock, a quiet area. itha unclear w this man's connection might be to this area. we can tell you, we're standing by for details on this case. in the meantime, police say if you know anything, about this man, or how heot here, to give them a call. there is a cash reward for information in this case. we are live in ft.gtwash. i'm justin finch,s n angie, eun, back to you. mi 5:03. t want to get a head start on your commute right now. the g.w. parkway construction project started just now. >> adam with what you need to know before you hit the road. >> good morning. good morning, to you guys. look out the windshield camera of ou

so detective murphy paid a call on wilson, also a soldier here at ft.frey did confirm he was involved in a romantic relationship with joan shannon. >> where was he when this murder occurred? >> he was actually working at the time of the homicide. >> in fact, a little checking revealed it was an unassailable alibi. jeffrey wilson was innocent. of murder, that is. he was very cooperative. he revealed every lurid detail. >> back in april, they were probably meeting for sex about two times a week. and in july, and of course the murder occurred on july 23rd, at least four times a week. >> so now the deputy d.a. began to flip the idea of a love triangle motivate on its head. it seemed to west the person who had reason to kill david was not jeffrey, but joan. >> from jeffrey's point of view, he describes how she was in love with him, that she was not in love with her husband, that she didn't want to be with her husband, that she financially could not afford to leave her husband. >> wilson said he kept telling her he was only in it for the sex, didn't want to r

mike mayo was a columnist for the ft. lauderdale "sun sentinel." >> he probably thinks, i'm king of the world. >> reporter: and the firm is where melissa lewis, an earnest, by-the-book attorney, found great success for herself and her clients. she was by all accounts a workaholic who loved what she did. no shrinking violet either. melissa loved those boozy, splashy office parties just as much as the other lawyers. she'd found herself a nice slice of the american pie. and that's the thing about 38-year-old melissa lewis, even as she raised her voice and glass with the senior partners, her sad end wasn't far off. and her unexpected death would get caught up in a chain of events right out of a john grisham novel. murder, betrayal, and billions of dollars in fraud. melissa lewis at the start of everything awful that followed. >> it ended up being the beginning of the end. >> reporter: "missy," as her family called her, had come so far. penthouse lawyering wasn't likely for a restless, likely for a restless, high school dropou

>> i got give credit to dni coates because he did stand up ft. for the u.s. intelligence community, the men and women who are working in very austere locations, risks their own lives, risks lives of the amts they are trying to recruit and protect and doing the hardest job we ask of american professionals. if the dni was not going stand up for them today, he would have a huge morale problem with the commander in chief driving a dagger through the heart of the u.s. with former kgb member vladimir putin. dan coates did stand up and say the right thing. i don't know how he does this job. i war there's going to be a long erosion from our intelligence officials and our country. >> frank, i'm going give you the last word because i don't want anyone in the audience to miss the message. you believe what we saw transpire today means a personal threat of some sort that the president is carrying with him and dealing with? >> yeah, he's made the decision to side with the oh team and he's done so only because he believes it's in his personal interest. whether it's financia

let's continue the theme but moved to the ft.entrate on this idea of theresa may and her frail grip. how frail is it? it's been frail since the general election last year. that was the key moment when the brexit story changed, theresa may expected to get a big parliamentary majority to push it through with everything she wanted to do. strong and stable! would remember it well! of course the exact opposite has happened and her problem now is that she can't get anything through parliament. everything is a compromise, everything is fudging. the brexiteers pulling one way, the remainers anotherand brexiteers pulling one way, the remainers another and it's all about survival for her. sebastian, remainers another and it's all about survivalfor her. sebastian, you mentioned these four mps, had they voted the other way the government would have lost. and there would have been a vote of no—confidence and there would be talk of a leadership challenge which has been since borisjohnson leadership challenge which has been since boris johnson

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a homicide investigation is happening in ft. wasn.as found shot to death ther j >>tin finch with what we know at this time. >> good morning. sunday night, prince george's police pulled up to this cull e cul-de-sac and found a man who died here at the scene. right now, they're trying to ndgure out why this happen who did this. the scene, the 7200 block off of web ser here, homes all around. prince george's countyfi fiters on the scene where the man was found, just outside of someone's home. early, the victim has not been identified in this case so far. that's where police are hoping the public can step in and help. they want to know anything about this case. the victim, who may have done this, how he got here, all of the questions tely need answering. give a call to police. there's a cash award for tip that lead to an arrest in this case. we're live in fwashington. back into you. >> justin, thank you. >> m today, the charged in "the capital gazette" newsroom shooting rampage will appear in court. he was accused of killing five employee

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27 about the immigration issue which it seems they are more concerned about a brexit, frankly, the ft it was apparently going to be the big rigs at summit and then it wasn't and theresa may got five or ten minutes to talk about it, much of this conversation was about migration, the big issue across the eu, and1 migration, the big issue across the eu, and 1 million people came to britain, surrey, came to the eu since last summer. —— sorry. it is particularly affected angela merkel whose own chancellorship is really hanging in the balance, her coalition partner has threatened to withdraw from the deal. the story in the ft is around the austrian chancellor sebastian kurz who addressed the european parliament yesterday, warning he would impose new border patrols in berlin to deal with some tough rotation rules so it is that the double profile way, it will go away quite quickly when you consider how many governments in europe at the moment, with the populist ones of the eastern bloc like hungary and austria, or the new italian government which obviously is directly feeling the impact of ma

ft. washington, as well. the northboundndian heanother crash. this morning, travel times no majorems there. taking a look outside, you're going to need the a.c. for sure. she knows that is right. >> i had mine blasting. i'll get yours did, too. more clouds this morning than yesterday mornin now, we are not seeing clouds with this rain. we could see a couple of sprinkles. as we go through the day today, we will be dry until the afternoon. and then, we could have pop-up thunderstorms. most suburbs are in the mid-70s. it's humid. as we go through the morning, ay're back in the 80s again. and another we expect to be in the low 90s. that would be the seventh day in a row. >>> we have to get through some rain on your friday. i'll show you the timing on that, straight ahead. >>> a busy overnight for firefighters. d.c. firefighters responded to this dumpster fire. this is one of several outdoor res. this was ignited by illal fireworks. >> crews are on a main on 3rd street. you can see, there have the o g it ne. we're impacted and it could be several hou

abc's marcus moore is in ft. worth, texas, tonight. >> reporter: as cameras capture those rare migrant family reunions, hhs is now saying there are even more children separated than first reported. the hhs secretary is revealing under 3,000 separated children remain in the government's care. that number considerably higher than the roughly 2,000 previously reported by hhs. secretary alex azar revealing the new numbers today during a call with reporters, describing the situation as, quote, unprecedented, and promising the resulting reunifications will be as "compassionate a process as it possibly can be." the administration grappling with the court-mandated deadline requiring families to be reunited by july 26th. but tonight, there are questions about how exactly it will be done. meantime, president trump steadfast with his stance on combating illegal border crossings. in a series of tweets this morning, writing, "when people with or without children enter our country, they must be told to leave. tell the people o

this is playing out in ft. worth, texas tonight. after an attempted robbery in a bank, dan ringing out. shooting two bank employees, three women and then taking off. police are wngni anticipated an and abc's marcus moore is on the scene for us tonight. >> reporter: the scene tonight in a fort worth, texas neighborhood. police with their guns drawn, going door to door. >> three individuals were detained, have not confirmed they were involved in robbery. >> reporter: a swat team searching one home teams now gathering potential evidence. >> three female employees were struck. >> reporter: the suspects taking off from the scene. a s.w.a.t. team converging on one home. a vehicle led them to this neighborhood. >> it does not seem that there was anybody in the house when the search warrant was conducted. >> reporter: three people were detained nearby, but police say it is unclear if they had any role in the shooting. investigators are gathering potential evidence from a home they say could be connected to the incident. with three bank empl

on the front page of the ft, made wins backing for soft brexit. a positive view from them.ministers were told they would be unable to use their official cars to make the journey back to london if they quit. this is another that of tough talk beforehand. sources briefing that if they were to resign at chequers they would have to leave their ministerial cars. there is a two mile travel drive at the bottom of which are journalists wanting to ask you questions. it is a long way to the train station. and the taxi company is unavailable. that was not going to work. there is talk about what we should and shouldn't do and brexit has the big business friendly or it will not happen. the problem that conservatives have is that if they gave the hard brexit supporters exactly what they wanted with no customs unit, no immigration, no nothing, no contact with the eu after this, then you would have had some sort of economic problem. and whatever size it was, the conservative party would have been blamed for that. it would not have been the will of the people, the people will blame the tori

people would you taking to twitter to see what trump is seen, but that is not case according to the fte bursting, or twitter‘s double bursting? evidently notjust twitter, because this is the week that we heard about facebook was mac user growth not being up to scratch. facebook‘s stock price drop, twitter‘s did as well. there are a number of things going on here. one is that the social media sites say that the reason for this is that they are getting on a fake accounts, so yes, uses have fallen because the fa ke so yes, uses have fallen because the fake users are going, and that is a good inc. it is actually more complicated than that. with the data scandals of cambridge analytica, with the idea runs the awareness of how much the social media sites are tracking us and selling on our data, and also the fake new scandal, i think people are becoming a lot more savvy about what they put online. these sites or work because they make us want to post as much as possible and gather data on us. if we stopped doing that if we find clever ways to perhaps not give our real information out, their v

because we get to ft business is certainly a great salesman but is there really a market for such high priced space trips. this vehicle is going to carry humans we're going to make it is safe as we can make it we're going to past it going to take any short cuts so we'll put humans on this vehicle when we're ready and not a second sooner but he'd better not white too long of a billion is are already snapping at his heels british entrepreneur richard branson and tesla c.e.o. elon musk all want to fly tourists in just base and they're spending a fortune on their plans space program will cost around two and a half billion dollars whether you'll be able to walk to tickets from amazon remains in the us. we've reached our final frontier now it's time to enjoy a business update catch more from us on social media from maine and the business team how to write we kept. his word. goddess for. the maestro and famous. beethoven song twenty two. you think is going to win the two thousand and eighteen world cup. everything on the world cup final. choice fifteen. or mandela one hundred follow us on fac

the ft says china's central bank has injected $74 billion into its financial system to help fortify aweakeningn escalating trade war with the united states. and we stay in china for more lavish spending only this time for one lucky canine. border collie, sylar has been bought his own $500,000 house in an upmarket suburb of beijing equipped with an indoor swimming pool and two acre obstacle course. the gift comes as a thank you from his owner zhou tianxiao after youtube videos of sylar helped him launch a sucessful online dogfood and dogtoy business. a child lives indeed. —— a charmed life. so let's begin. with me is andrew tuck who's editor of monocle, a global news and business magazine. we start with the story about north korea in newsweek. getting people will now change their tone and said donald trump was right to have that summit with kimjong—un, and this proves that? i don't think we should think of this as a negative development. it is a positive story and within the region it has been taken as a great sign. the japanese are happier. it is nine months since any rockets were fired in the

. >>> the murder of a young girl in ft. wayne, indiana, went unsolved and unpunished for three decades, but the police have finally arrested a suspect. don dahler explains how cutting edge technology helped crack this case. >> reporter: april tinsley disappeared on a spring day in 1988 while walking to a neighbor's house. the 8-year-old's body was discovered in a ditch three days later. she had been raped and strangled. today authorities announce they'd finally solved it. prosecutor karen richards. >> this case has haunted this community for 30 years, and i believe you have given us some closure. >> reporter: police chief steve reed. >> 30 years. 30 years this family has waited for answers. >> reporter: the answers came from genetic genealogist cc moore. >> we had enough to work with that i was able to narrow it down to two full brothers. >> reporter: investigators say they arrested 59-year-old john miller after matching his dna from the crime scene and from taunting notes he wrote to local residents threatening to kill aga

let's move on to the ft, more problems for theresa may, the office for budget responsibility warns thatillions pledge will raise pressure higher taxes. did we not think that might be the case? we did because it was an uncosted policy, it was also meant to be a distraction from some of her brexit rose, to announce this extra 20 billion but now the fiscal watchdog has said she will have to raise taxes to pay for this. we have heard rumblings that the treasury is looking at hiking fuel duty or alcohol duty but they would only raise part of this extra spending so there will be bigger tax rises but conservative mps i have spoken to, many of them already upset about brexit, are worried about this secession of the narrative that the conservatives are always a low tax, low spend party, they see it as giving in tojeremy corbyn's narrative that there needs to be at higher investment in public services. do they put any figures on the taxes, rachel? they're saying it's for the government to figure this out but of course the conservatives will want to seem to mimic labouron this conservatives will w

the ft covers news that international companies active in iran face the threat of us sanctions withinfter washington rebuffed an eu plan to to exempt some firms. the mirror has more details of their scoop regarding the minister for small business, andrew griffiths who sent text messages of a sexual nature to two female constituents. he has now resigned. the daily mail has conducted a survey which, it says indicates that more than half of people believe police officers have surrendered control of our neighbourhoods. and finally the sun has a full page splash on the arrival back in the uk of the england football team with the headline — landed of home and glory lets start with the guardian's frontpage picture and jubilation from the french for all team winning the world cup, 20 years since holding that trophy aloft. it has been such an incredible tournament. it has been really an enjoyable. exciting. it has been passed off in a trouble—free manner, we knew that because putin has a tight rein. slight pitch invasion into the final... of the it was a brilliant moment when kylian mbappe hig

. >>> ft. worth's cultural district hosts an annual stock show and rodeo. you can find several museums in this part of the city. right now, we'll visit the cowgirl museum and hall of fame and learn about several women who have made contributions to the american west. >> you know, oftentimes the history of the west is a very male mythic how the west was won. this is the only institution in the united states that honors those women who came west, and who made a difference, and are still making a difference. oftentimes our name cowgirl misleads women. so the different types of women are really very broad. for example, we talk about ranchers and entertainers, we talk about artists. we also talk about competitors. so it's very much a broad brush of those women who came out west and who made a difference. i'm standing inside of our hitting the gallery. this is brand new for us. there is no other gallery like this in the united states. it examines those women who are in traveling wild west shows. and wild west shows were very popular at the turn of the century. in

i want to check the reporting, the ft, the bastion of british press, reported this story of what barnierses two sources and headlines say brussels throws out theresa may's brexit plan on access to the plane going forward to the eu, but if you read the final paragraph it says mr barnier was careful not to reject the white paper outright, and says brussels would constructively negotiate. now, we have to be clear here that there is as much at risk to the eu financial markets as there is to the city of london. the city of london does operate on the global stage. it is working with global financial markets. what ever europe thinks about this, there is an immense strength in the uk markets because of the legal standings and also the standards that are set. we talk about european standards. a lot of those standards come from the city of london. so there is a lot at sta ke for of london. so there is a lot at stake for both sides. you can see why there would be constructive discussion rather than rejection out of hand. indeed. iam discussion rather than rejection out of hand. indeed. i am sure th

a lot of folks found them covering their lawns yesterday including in ft pretty clear. >> it did. i saw twitter -- at f it traps some of that smoke you get the ash coming today. we will see some of that smoke carry higher. it won't be as bad as far as the air quality today. we still see the fog in san francisco this morning. it will be foggy for a little while longer. helping to keep it cooler for the coastline and san francisco. it is 58 as you step out the door. it is 60 in san jose andin livermore. the forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. at 11:00 it is 74 degrees. it will be warm today but not as hot as it was over the weekend. if you're on the way out it will be in the upper 50s. the rest of the day will be nice and comfortable with sunshine. as temperatures for today it is 83 in san jose. concord 86 there. it will be quite warm. mid-to upper 80s. we are still going to be hitting the upper 90s there. half-moon bay will reach 60 degrees thanks to the clouds and much cooler marine air. you'll be comfortable wearing light short sleeves and also shorts. once again, a jacke

in the ft, and staying with the tariff story, the french stockmarket has emerged as the strongest ine says a little bit of luxury is also going a long way, as chinese demand for french brands helps the bourse along. looking at the daily telegraph, where the uk government is urging young people to go and get a job for summer. there's been a drastic decline in the number of teens taking holidayjobs and it's claimed many are missing out on vital skills for future workplaces. finally in business insider, brand tommy hilfiger launches a line of clothing bugged with smart chip technology, which tracks how often you wear the items and rewards wearers with gifts like vouchers and concert tickets. so let's begin. with me is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. let's begin with the latest on brexit. it must be quite a blow for theresa may. she has been scrambling to coalesce her team around this proposal, and now it has blown out of the water within days by michel barnier. —— been blown out. of the water within days by michel barnier. -- been blown out. it is a tough one. this was a com

ft. washington, hit the highway. one getting by that diving and each direction. let'sook at 270, coming up. >>> lit's telelis is a. a d.c. lookal tapped judge brett kavanaugh durin a primetime order last night. s >> after days culation and debate, president trump announces brett kavanaugh for the supreme court. a historic event ha will ve dominate the cation of today. and raised his word has it's confirmed keep an open up and preserve the constitution. >> the members of that community disagree about many things. but we are quicommitted to the excellence to serve. 40 years ago i work eed characters. >> gett gretices birdie impact have an impact of workers. saying we must do everything we can to stop this nomination. several other democratic senators, including elizabeth warren, are promising to become lee. the battle begins.>> today, 43 migrant children will be reunitir with t childrens. originally, under 500lirnl we made thatle 100 and needs more time. some parents have been departed, sent to jail or released into the u.s. >>> the third rescue operation is under

brexit crops up on the ft.e have got this proposed deal emerging from checkers which deals differently with goods than it does with services. that is right. so today we had the brexit white paper, and i will say quickly that was quite farcical way was delivered in the house of commons. mps complained. they had to stop parliament. yes they had to stop, because they had not seen it. they were not able to ask informed questions. and it was all very embarrassing. at the heart of this is where this white paper is seeing a watering down of brexit and some of the promises that were made for the city so the chancellor, he is saying, basically defending this watered—down brexit plan for financial services and he is actually saying this white paper means that the city will in fact flourish. that is not shared, people in the city. the best line i liked about this white paper was that some refer to it as a hotel california. you can check out but you never leave. this is what it implies. yes, the tory implied you'll never l

and finally, staying with free trade, check out this story in the ft. survey in china has found more than half of chinese consumers would boycott us goods in the event of a trade war with washington. so let's begin. with me isjoseph sternberg, a columnist from the wall streetjournal. let's and stuck in. the washington post giving us its take on donald trump, who says he now accepts intelligence on russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. soa in the 2016 presidential election. so a dramatic u—turn from donald trump following the helsinki meeting on monday. yes, and letting the problem is that donald trump does not seem to understand that sometimes when you are actually the president of the united states instead of a new york river state developer you do not get a do over on these things. so it has been remarkable the negative reaction to the press conference in helsinki. —— real estate. even from some of donald trump's conservative supporters in the us. i don't think this statement will walk that back. i then you can bring some of these be