trump's misogyny" garrity -- and full garrity should not let him be seen by the queen.must be considered for debate in parliament. the prime minister is showing no signs of backing down. her office says she is happy with the trip taking place. in parliament, boris johnson has been criticized with the ban, but he says the state visit must still go ahead. boris johnson: this is of course a highly controversial parent -- policy which has caused unease, and i repeat this is not an approach that this government would take. but let me conclude, but let me conclude that by reminding the house of the vital importance of this country's alliance with the united states. it is right of course that the and coming president, the incoming president of our closest and most important ally should be afforded the honor of a state visit and supported by this government, and the invitation has been extended by her majesty the queen. brent: that was boris johnson in parliament earlier. we go to canada. prime minister justin trudeau has condemned the attack on the mosque in quebec city as sen

paul garrity reports on a missed opportunity for the world number one.eing box office number one, the scene was set for andy murray to finally become the australian open champion. zverev, the world number 50, dreamta champion. zverev, the world number 50, dreamt a different end to detail. the british number one was sent home after three and a half hours and four gruelling sets. it was one set apiece going into the third, but at this point the momentum swung in the german's favour. murray was seemingly running out of ideas. the world number one was asking questions at the net. zverev, a serve and volley specialist, had all the answers. murray is a specialist in dealing with adversity and wasn't about to concede just yet. but zverev and his superb net play frustrated murray. the german felt like a superstar. so to the final act, one which zverev will always remember. for murray, this wasn't where the story was supposed to end. obviously a tough match, it was a long one. hard conditions, it was hot out there. zverev zve rev ca m e zverev came out with great

paul garrity has more... a hurry. carolyn wozniacki, a former world number one, was out to slow her progress. when it comes to power, konta is proving she can match it with the best in the business. it didn't take the british number one long to assert her dominance on the match, breaking midway through the opening set. when you are on top you have got to make it count. and she did. aggressive play earning her the first set, 6—3. wozniacki unable to keep with the pace. konta then kicked into another gear and increased the pressure on the dane. her powerful display matched with quality and precision. after back—to—back breaks of serve early in the second she was in full control, a—0 and seemingly racing into the last 16. despite her rapid progress konta still had the presence of mind to pause, think and deliver the sublime. confident, powerful yet controlled display was finished off by forcing wozniacki into an error. could konta be sprinting to her first grand slam title, just four matches stand in her way. ko

paul garrity reports on a missed opportunity for the world number one...12th seed jo—wilfried tsonga. evans had knocked out world number seven marin cilic and then being box office number one, the scene was set for andy murray to finally become the australian open champion. zverev, the world number 50, dreamt a different end to the tale. the british number one was sent home after three and a half hours and four gruelling sets. it was one set apiece going into the third, but at this point the momentum swung in the german's favour. murray was seemingly running out of ideas. the world number one was asking questions at the net. zverev, a serve and volley specialist, had all the answers. murray is a specialist in dealing with adversity and wasn't about to concede just yet. but zverev and his superb net play frustrated murray. the german felt like a superstar. but zverev and his superb net play frustrated murray. the german felt like a superstar. so to the final act, one which zverev will always remember. for murray, this wasn't where the story was supposed to

garrity got the america not a windy america not a windy street on his heels was a stunning reversal.ant in mexico and instead adding 700 jobs in michigan after repeated criticism from charm. ford ceo mark fields telling neil cavuto that move in part as a vote of confidence in trump. >> one of the factors there that do not have a more positive manufacturing business environment under the progress policies that he said he's going to pursue and this is a vote of confidence. >> make america work again. trump sending examinations largest automaker, general motors threatening to oppose the quote big order tax on a chevy cruised model imported from mexico. gm defending itself. just the hatchback version are shipped from mexico at only 4500 were sold in the u.s. last year. one local uaw president said that less than a day of output at gm so i upland or she says is an equipped to build the hatchback anyway. nicole: charles manson is reportedly seriously ill. manson was rushed to an emergency room in bakersfield, california with gastrointestinal problems. manson is not 82 years old and has bee

let's check in with david garrity for grades on both names.david, what do you give alphabet and microsoft? >> we basically would take microsoft over google or alphabet and both companies still very open position for 2017. artificial intelligence is going to drive monetization at both companies. they're going to start getting more legs in 2017. this is an area the street hasn't looked at. people are going to have to see how well a.i. drives the cash register. >> is this a pullback to say to buy? is that an opportunity at all? >> both of them are very strong and i would say alphabet on the pullback here is the attractive if we had to differentiate between the two, microsoft is stronger of the two. >> got it. david, thanks so much for manning the red phones. we asked you viewers out there on twitter would you rather. >> we love that. >> so 36% of you said microsoft, 64% said alphabet. >> and they're playing would you rather. >> good night for them. >> yeah. >> fantastic. time for the final trade. >> lot of talk on mexico. i think the eww, 5% down

henry found in his company in 1947 while devin garrity pumped up conservative books from his publishing company assumes world war ii ended. conservative weekly found their footing in 1975. i conservative magazine shifted to more popular politics. media in conservative married media with activism, using their role with voice of conservatism to push for change. media activists attempted to pry the listeners and audiences away from long-standing party allegiances and toward a more ideological approach to voting. because of your conservative beliefs. in thes a radical shift 1940's and a knife and 50's, when the parties were ideologically -- you had conservative republicans and andral republicans, conservatives wanted to create a purely conservative -- party. quixotic campaigns had little effect on the national clinical scene. they were important for conservative media and conservative electoral politics. the 1950's were a testing ground for whether they needed to work in a two-party system. the publisher of chicago tribune tots a new organization he called organization for america and point

paul garrity has more...acki, former world number one, was out to slow her progress. when it comes to power, konta is proving she can match with the best in the business. it didn't take the british number one long to assert her dominance on the match, breaking midway through the opening set. when you are on top you have got to make it count. and she did. aggressive play earning her the first set, 6—3. wozniacki unable to keep the pace. konta then kicked into another gear and increased the pressure on the day. her powerful display matched with quality and precision. after back—to—back breaks of serve early in the second she was in full control, seemingly racing into the last 16. despite her rapid progress konta still had the presence of mind to pause, think and deliver the sublime. confident, powerful yet controlled display was finished off by forcing wozniacki into an error. could konta be sprinting to her first grand slam title, just four matches standing in her way. exeter chiefs have failed to reach the la

of word becoming popularized but i think now people by and large do not know these things as able garrity and obviously nothing can be done about it but does it bother you and if you refer to your daughter, if your daughter started that word, would you corrector? >> that was a rich question. >> our taboos evolved. so use to be that the big tattoo was about religion and so to say oh my god was wrong, there are still some people consider that to be unpardonable, taking the word the same thing, but status, most people are out of the verb. and especially starting in the 1800s, who was such a description and so you did not talk about history and that has certainly changed very much in the media. in terms of ordinary conversation and i would say, i've 51: beginning to not even pretend that i'm young, youngish and i'm also fundamentally a snarky person. i will agree with you, i don't think i like how people are in casual settings, jumping up and saying i'm going to go sleep. there's nothing wrong with it. it doesn't fit my sensibilities. when i was in college a person was less likely to say it.