giles, front—page of the guardian, on a lot of the other front—pages as well.e has pulled out of the deal signed in 2015. this is no surprise. he stood on this in his ma nifesto surprise. he stood on this in his manifesto so for once, in one element, it is expected, and i am sure the oil and gas companies are rubbing their hands. however, it does reinforce in view of trump and america retreat from the world stage, following a protectionist policy and you have to wonder what it does for inward investment in the country. you are not seeing a strategy? terms of what is going on. it reinforces this view it is lurch from one chaos to another. really interesting, giles mentioned there, nigel, all companies running their hands, they are not. head of exxonmobil said it was a mistake. the companies don like this at all. that is a positive of the whole thing. trump is saying the deal is a job killer. yes. and, bear in mind the constituency that trump was appealing to, the kind of person in pennsylvania, who looked at his steel work, rusting away, and there would be nojob

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we've lost on penalties to germany, giles. come on!ebody needs to give us some lessons! germany are ourjinx team. the england under 2! team were practising penalties after every training session, henry, what's going wrong we can't toss a coin this many times and lose. i think la st this many times and lose. i think last year we were losing to iceland. in fact, it is this very day, or was it yesterday? when year ago. no substitute for a pressure. on that note, we going to leave, brexit and the programme! henry and giles, thank you. that's it for the papers tonight. from us all, goodbye. good evening. it certainly has been all change on the weather front. we started today pretty wet from the isle of man up to northern england and into scotland. that is a way to drizzle and we saw some sharp showers developing across northern ireland and southern england. the heaviest have been through the south and east moving up through east anglia where today in the last 12 hours we have seen 50 millimetres two inches of rainfall. surface water and spr

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this doesn't come as a surprise, because it is as giles said a manifesto commitment. it is a tragedy, and unless some kind of alternative deal can be negotiated, then we he will be in real trouble. he says he wants to renegotiate... the irony is he didn't win pittsburgh. that is ironic. one of trump's central pledges was about jobs, andi trump's central pledges was about jobs, and i think his diagnosis was right but the solution is wrong, it is aboutjobs but the jobs are being taken by the robots no the immigrants. what is really interesting as well is that the chinese are onboard with this. you know, the chinese are the biggest polluter, america comes nec so it would have been really great if america could have stayed onboard for this and obama's reacted angrily about the whole thing, it will take him a few years to get out of the paris accord, so on the basis of that, it may well be... it might not happen. we may have a new president by the time. this is classic trump, he there thinks there are simple solutions to complex problem, nigel said that will be borne out o

giles chichester talking to us from his family home in london. every month on our website. now, to one of the key moments of recent history in france. in may, 1968, revolution was in the air. students and workers took to the streets to demand change. witness has met an artist whojoined in the protest. the worst street fighting in the capital since liberation in 1944. students and police clashed following extremist political action against the war in vietnam. it was 1968. too many people were out in the same moment. there was a factory strike and universities were on strike. everybody decided to go into the street. it was 6pm at night on the 13th of may. workers and students were together. leaders from the sorbonne were meeting with leaders of workers organisations to plan their next move. we were fighting for our rights and for better lives. me and my friend decided to go back and try to get involved in making posters for the movement. the first thing we did was to organise paints and brushes and paper for all the people coming down. the area bec

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because oakland city councilmember noah giles is here. >> and we will talk to him about oakland after the deadly ghost ship fire. what changes are being made, or are they >>> starting out with fairly chilly temperatures. but wait until what is coming for the end of the week. details on the forecast in a few minutes. at an oakland warehouse fire.. derick almena is facing 36-counts of involuntary manslaughter-- one-count for >>> we are learning more about the men charged in the death of 36 people killed in december at an oakland warehouse fire. derick almena is facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one count for each victim. police also arrested max harris. derick almena was the master tenant of the building nicknamed the ghost ship. he is accused of letting people live in the building illegally and having large unpermitted parties in the building that had fire danger. derick almena, his wife and attorney addressed the media. >> i do not want to be seen as a victim. but rather, it be acknowledged that we all need help and support. especially when dealing with crisis. we are all

tom giles and eric newcomer, thanks so much.like uber has another competitor, the autonomous trucking company and autonomous car company waymo. it announced it will begin testing self driving trucks. the announcement comes a year after uber purchased auto and kicked off its own self driving semi venture but waymo is not as far along. the company confirmed it was only testing one vehicle at the moment and still manually driving it on a public road to collect data. uber delivered its first shipment in a self-driving freight vehicle last august. coming up, bitcoin has been on a wild ride surging more than 100% in the last two months. we will get into the basics behind the cryptocurrency next. this weekend, we will bring you our best interviews from the including the co discussing how the new phone can break through the crowded smartphone market. stay tuned this saturday for the best of "bloomberg technology." this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: now toy a story grabbing a lot of attention in the investing world. after taking a tumble this w

b and toms alex web giles. stanley analyst says he is seeing risk to the auto industry in china which he sees as a greater source of competition and demand. he was a cranial tesla pulled but downgraded the shares on the threat of larger companies. that after tim cook's elaborated on apple's ambitions with it comes to cars. the space startup claims it has of largest operating fleet satellites in the world with over 140 in orbit. we will hear from c.e.o. will marshall on what is next for the company. our newt tv , interactive tv function on the bloomberg. you can watch us live. you can go back to an interview. you can play along with the charts on air. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president trump has signed an executive order to form a national space council which will be led by vice president mike pence. this will revive a council last in place in 1993. president trump says the revival of the space council sends a clear message to the world that

going to be a defining moment for the republican party.but on sanctuary cities a different story.john gilessa arizona:we cooperate with ice..mayor marty walsh, who once offered to turn boston city hall into a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants, says that trump's executive orders on on the matter have only created fear and mistrust.marty walsh/mayor of boston: in boston what we're trying to do is continue to build that trust with people who are undocumented in our city.on climate change - when president trump exited the paris climate accord - more than 300 mayors pledged to honor the commitments of the agreement.mayor of louisville greg fischer:"we see no difference between being environmentally responsible and being successful as a business as well.' so we're moving full speed ahead with all our environmental programs." knowing that the president often turns to twitter, we asked these mayors what their message to president trump would be....in 140 characters or less. sly james/mayor of kansas city:"be careful what you say, it may come back to bite you, and once it's out there you can't t

with me are giles kenningham — communications consultant and former director of communications at thent pages, starting with. .. brussels' 2.4 billion euro fine for google is the main story on the ft, which reports the decision could potentially have far—reaching implications for the tech sector and already—strained transatlantic ties. the metro leads with the european court of human rights rejecting a plea to intervene in the case of critically ill baby charlie gard. it says the decision closes off the last legal avenue of appeal for the gard family. the i looks at the government's brexit strategy, reporting on divisions within theresa may's top team, as senior cabinet ministers square up in public over competing plans for the uk's future. the daily express focuses on a report by the office for national statistics, saying about 27 million britons may not have a big enough pension pot once they retire. the times carries a report on a fresh cyber attack, similar to the one targeting the nhs, hitting a number of big companies across the world. the telegraph leads with the bank of englan

instalaciones y constatara directamente las condiciones en que viven los internos en este lugar sot thomas gilese este funcionario de la agencia de inmigracion y aduanas,. afirma que en este centro todos los internos son tratados con dignidad y respeto.los dormitorios, consultorios y comedores lucen limpios y ordenados, y cuentan con amplias areas para actividades deportivas y de esparcimiento. nat sot acivista (archivo) sin embargo..los antecedentes y recientes estadisticas sobre el trato a los internos reflejan una realidad diferente., tan solo en lo que va del ano dos personas han muerto . y cinco desde su apertura en el 2011 .por lo que diversas agrupaciones han denunciado las deplorables condiciones y negligencia en la atencion medica para los detenidos (01:00:52) "tendría que estar mejor, la comida, el medico ." vo/cesar un proyecto de ley para proporcionar nuevas protecciones a los trabajadores indocumentados en sus lugares de empleo... la ab 450 es el ltimo desafi del estado dorado para enfrentar las deportaciones bajo la administracin del presidente trump... qu tipo de proteccin recibir

here are the thoughts of ashley giles sporting director of warwickshire and the former england bowleress i can see us do any sort of success i can see us do a lot more in the future. we have to look at ways to innovate and improve the game for the spectators as much as anything. certainly this is one way of doing it. it's all part of an experiment to try and test new people to come and have a look at cou nty people to come and have a look at county championship cricket. here area county championship cricket. here are a few thoughts of the people here today. this is the first time in england we have had paintball cricket —— pink ball cricket. let's see what it is like. ready plan your lunch and duty? we haven't had us amateurs. it's a ready been a busy summer amateurs. it's a ready been a busy summer here at edison and this is an experiment here over the next few days but build—up to august when england host the west indies and a dna test match, the first ever to ta ke dna test match, the first ever to take place in england. 0nly dna test match, the first ever to take place in england.

the pocono, talking more about the showers, thunderstorms, nicer weather by the end of the weekends, giles, in just a bit. >> matt, thank you, see you in a bit. >> burlington bristol bridge scheduled to open for ship crossing at approximately 5:25. you can however use the delaware river bridge as an alternate. >> and here is a live look at some construction on route 322, chester, delaware county, left lane as we can see here is block, in both directions, between highland avenue and i-95. >> and to our nation's capitol, senate republicans unveil their plan to repeal and replace obamacare, that plan has sparked protests nationwide. >> trang do live outside senator pat toomey's office in old city where protesters have been camped out all night. morning, trang. >> good morning, local protest started 3:00 p.m. yesterday, and it will go for 24 hours, ending at 3:00 p.m. today. these folks you see here have been here all night long, but many more people are expected to join them, later this morning, at 8:30 to make sure pat toomey hears their voices. >> outside senator pat toomey's office in old

giles duleyjoins us now.r in hospital a year after i thought i would never walk again. all that timei would never walk again. all that time ijust had one dream and that was to return to being a photographer. we will come to your photographs which are extraordinary. you have been determined that you adapt rather than things add up into you. from day one when people said you. from day one when people said you won't walk or work, i was ready planning how i would return. i knew that, the places i worked like south sudan, it is a different environment —— difficult environment. i needed to adapt to things, i didn't want things adapting to me. i was tried work out how to use the old camera that i always have. in this project, he visited people that you seen before. how have they changed? after i got injured, that difficult time was the time i had come out. it wasn't the time i was in bed. nobody rang me for work, wasn't the time i was in bed. nobody rang me forwork, i wasn't the time i was in bed. nobody rang me for

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giles beat sam quarry in straight sets at queens. 6—4, 7—6 to book his place in the semifinals.tion stakes at royal ascot. winter, winner of the english and irish 1000 guineas was ridden byjockey ryan moore and trained by aidan o'brien, who won the commonwealth cup in the previous race with caravaggio. and it's been a bittersweet day for red bull's max verstappen ahead of this weekend's azerbaijan grand prix. the dutch teenager dominated practice, but his afternoon session came to an embarrassing end with just seconds to go. it was a bad day for the two british drivers on the grid. jolyon palmer's practice ended early and lewis hamilton could only manage tenth. england's boxers have made history at this week's european championships by guaranteeing more medals than ever before in the competition's 90—year history. eight of the gb boxing team reached this afternoon's semi—finals in ukraine, guaranteeing medals in the process. —— seven of the great britain boxing team. richie woodhall has been commentating on the action for the bbc. richie, what's happened this afternoon? a tremen

emily: tom giles and eric newcomer there. now to out of this world.ccessfully firing a falcon nine rocket for the eighth time this year. the next one is scheduled in two days. the company is on track to achieve the 24 total missions it targeted for the year. spacex has positioned itself as a driving force in the new age space race. joining us with more, dana hull. what is the significance? >> this was the eighth launch of the year, and last year they only did eight total. this is a ramp up. it is significant because of spacex has a lot of missions on its manifest. a want a pattern of launching rockets once every two weeks. elon musk of said launching rockets is getting kind of boring. it kind of is. remember last year, they landed on a ship for the first time. that was a milestone. today, they landed for the seventh time. all of the efforts they put into rocket reusability have become hard for the course. emily: it was not always so boring. they have had failed launches. are they behind them? dana: there is always a potential for failure, the launch c

cnn contributor hillary and contributor hillary and scott giles, assistant to george w bush.nt's speech today was incredibly polarizing. what is your reaction to what you heard? >> i think of the many things that we remember about his presidency, this is will be one of them. the question is which kind of future will we read it from? just relationship the newspaper what is happening in the arctic? this is a terrifying situation for the world, climate change. and if we are able to solve what will be one of the greatest struggles of our time, it will not be because of the united states, it will be despite the president of the united states. it is going to be tragedyic and sad. >> hear here is what the president said about climate change in the past and we will talk about it. >> i'm not a believer in gloibl warming. i'm not a believer in man made global warming. i think the sign tigss are having a lot of fun. it's a money making industry, okay? it's a hoax, a lot of it. >> he tweeted about skeptics and climate change. should everyone have expected this? >> i don't know. he change

look at these giles. we're here on hunting park avenue just off third street.a, you're the teacher. tell us about the danson acceptable, when they're performing. >> so this is the school's main performance, currently performing the piece that won first place at the puerto rican day parade, last year 2016. first place in the high school division, overall in the parade. >> this gives the students an opportunity the ones majoring in dance within the school, non-majors, majors in other areas, to continue to further develop their dance technique and performance skills. >> so, their goal for the most part to be maybe in broadway, plays? >> little bit of everything. dance for our student, means, number of things. some of them do want to continue on to be performers, in the professional setting. some of them want to major in dance, in college. but other of them, a form of self expression, it allows them, gives them place to stands in their power, and kind of express themselves, more confidentially, define who they are. >> you had me all excited i'm ready to join. get m

hi, i am giles and one of my friends was taken in the manchester attack.question to the candidates is if they think it's morally just to the candidates is if they think it's morallyjust to use terror attack victim is that their own political ends. my concern is the nhs, how will the government continue to fund it and how will waiting times for appointments and surgery waiting times for appointments and surgery be reduced for those desperately in need? 0k, plenty more from these tonight and we are joined 0k, plenty more from these tonight and we arejoined by 0k, plenty more from these tonight and we are joined by senior politicians from seven parties who will be listening and responding to what everyone has got to say. they are, for the conservatives. representing the labour party, said area champion. the scottish national party. ukip, the liberal democrats and plaid cymru join us and for the green party, their co—leader. also, give them applause. applause . also, jonathan blake is working with bbc reality check looking at the numbers promises we will hear

. >> thanks, giles, and happy pride. >> happy pride. >> pride colors. >> absolutely. >> we will be righte2dy y1a2y >> the temperatures are rising quickly, how long will the heat last? finds out monday on fox5 news morning. >> talk about an act of kindness, a washington state man paid the lunch debt for every student in the school district where he lives. >> tom lee says he found out recently his kidneys are failing and his heart isn't healthy enough for a transplant. support that he got from loved ones got him thinking abouten ts childhood school and offered to pay the lunch depth. the toll al just 259. so lee decided to go further paying off the lunch debt for every student in all ten schools in his district. >> i can't tell you how good that felt. >> we did okay in life. we save, we're savers. and we worked for a long time, we did okay. so, you know, it was time to give back. >> we were even excited for the lunch women. >> yes, yes, the lunch ladies, on monday, they didn't have to sit there and turn any children away. >> the gratitude and thank you note have been pouring in. some paren

. >> bye, giles.> right on cue. >> some viewers were like, he's amazing, great personality. >> wonderful. okay, he is a new dad, new cd he has new name. what? >> what we should be calling jz from now on. what? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> looks like somebody graduated. congratulations. it is the last day of school for a lot of people. is that kevin mccarthy? >> awe, so cute, pre k to eighth grade. >> adorable. >> really good. >> first and last day of high school. drexel bound. congrat

here's the republican mayor of mesa, arizona, john giles. >> if we fumble this, it could be the end ofrty, if people see us take something flawed like obamacare and think the way to fix that is to make it worse, i'm not sure what we have to offer as a party. so this is going to be a defining moment for the republican party. >> reporter: but on sanctuary cities, a different story. >> we cooperate i.c.e. >> reporter: mayor marty walsh says that trump's executive orders on the matter have only created fear and mistrust. >> in boston, what we try to do is try to continue to build that trust with undocumented people in our city. >> reporter: on climate change, more than 300 mayors pledged to honor the commitments of the agreement of the paris climate accord. >> we're moving full speed ahead with all of our environmental programs in louisville. >> reporter: knowing that the president often turns to twitter, we asked these mayors what their message to president trump would be in 140 characters or less. >> will careful what you say, it may come back to bite you. once it's out there, you can't

the gile could be announced later today.the president pushed for tougher immigration, speaking with families that had people killed by illegal aliens. >> to start getting smart. david: here to react, jordan sekulow, american center for law and justice executive director. there are two laws. one is "kate's law." kate steinle's law, deals with sanctuary cities in particular. the house passed a law during the obama administration, he wasn't going to sign it but this president will. >> he will sign it. you have to get it through the house and senate. the house is no problem. the senate, the problem it had getting through the 60-vote threshold. will there be eight democrats? pretty amazing even in the house they're whipping against both these laws. david: is there a political price to pay? >> "kate's law" is about punishing criminal illegal aliens he deported come back to our country. david: you know what you can do to shame people against this, frankly i don't see any way, just put up pictures of people who have suffered. beginn

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here is the republican mayor of mesa, arizona, john giles. >> if we fumble this it could be the end ofrty if people see us take something like obamacare and think the way to fix that is to make it worse, and i'm not sure what we have to offer as a party and the republican party and on sanctuary cities, a different story. we cooperate with ice. mayor marty walsh who offered to turn boston's city hall into a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants say that they've only created fear and mistrust. >> and with people who are undocumented in the city. >> on climate change, when president trump exited the paris climate clima climate accord more than 300 mayors pledged to the agreement. >> we see no difference as a business, as well. so we're moving full speed ahead with the environmental programs. >> knowing that the president often turns to twitter and we asked these mayors what their message to president trump would be in 140 characters or less. >> be careful what you say, it may come back to bite you and once it's out there, you can't take it back. >> act responsible. you're the president of

joan walsh and nancy giles are here. we talk about politics a lot. we talk about policy a lot. joan, you've been covering the health care battles for seven-plus years. i wonder what you're thinking. >> i'm thinking what the hell kind of a country are we, ari, that michael has to lose sleep wondering if he can stay in his home with his family? i mean what is this family supposed to do? paul ryan has been dreaming about cutting this program since he was hanging out at keggers in college. he's told that story. >> what kind of a man is he? >> what kind of a monster is he? who dreams of cutting medicaid? they act like people are merely takers. they don't act like they understand hardship of any kind. paul ryan, who actually got social security as a survivor when his father died, god bless him. i mean the cruelty -- karen uses that word. it's the only word we can use. the cruelty of this bill is beyond belief. if donald trump is really going to go along with this, don't like the man, didn't vote for him, but he promised not to do this. there has to be a way to reach the consciences o

. >> that's what happened to the mayor of mesa arizona john giles said he's been happily married forlar dating site. >> i'm trying not to be flattered by this, frankly. you know, i think we're all a little vein about the photos we put out. so use different photos, so maybe i would have submitted more flattering photos of >> so it was a guy name larry trying to pass them off, you know? >> could have used a better picture. >> that's right, could have been better. see, that's the kind of picture you take right there. here is the problem. somebody saw this picture and like hey, something is not right there. larry knows john mccain. that woman tipped him off. that's, did reverse search of the images, realized larry who claims he lives in vancouver all part of the catfishing scheme. >> that's really scar. >> i we put everything out there, too, you know, sometime you put little too much out. stuff like that happens. >> catfish, use better pictures. >> still ahead, army veteran is giving back in a very unique way. >> we'll introduce you to lessen ptsd with help from art. art. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >

. >> we've also seen extraordinary -- when i look at gile gilead, celgene -- >> that makes you think>> starts to make me think despite the fact what we just saw there, that's back in the public eye but i think that will be gone very quickly. >>> all right. final trade time pete najarian. >> looking at lululemon. the stock has been on a tear to the upside seeing upside calls. i think it's going higher. >> indian, hdb banking hdb. >> grasso? >> avis with the google headline back from the dead c.a.r. is the ticker i bought it today. >> guy >> most troubling about that footage, the guy with the full backpack on. see that guy walking out of there? >> i wear a backpack. >> no -- >> you want to be even you don't want to have undistributed -- anyway. >> guy needs to wash his hair. >> health care, the hospitals. i'm on the other side of tim seymour on this one. thc. >> i'm melissa lee thanks for watching. see you back tomorrow at 5:00 for more "fast money." on" thimrar cme starts right now >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there

alex webb, tom giles, thank you both. scarlet, i will send it back to you.t, our thanks to emily chang in san francisco. we will be speaking with airbnb's head of public will see in global affairs later on bloomberg technology. and next, trading a natural gas etf. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." in julia chatterley. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. time for options insights with julie hyman. last day out the the quarter, we are halfway through the year, and alan, you're looking at natural gas, closing out the worst second quarter since 2013. where do we go from there? do we see more downside? >> i am looking for opportunity. oil did a big u-turn. oil is up 7% on the week. g, itook at you and g -- un has not had new highs in volatility, so i'm thinking in the long run, yes, the barbecue season is ahead of us. this is not really a propane place or natural gas, but that got me thinking, something is going to put this market on the move. you think that catalyst can be? of easily natural gas does move -- it gets hot, there's more

united states left wing populism follow it and we've been waiting for this here i am very very well giles george galloway to me share it great to have you with us tonight thanks so much and finally tonight we leave you with a few thoughts the question begs where will bracks it be one year from tonight how will the geo political landscape of volved considering the potentially massive financial insecurity impact this move could produce the delicate balance of negotiation between the u.k. and the e.u. could have a worldwide rippling effect of failed breck's it could bring a stifling economic future for both the u.k. and the e.u. with the end game just too hard to forecast the issue of meeting the basic needs of the people can't be lost in negotiation by either side greed in fear must exit the room for bret's it to offer stability both sides are seeking negotiators while they must be aware historically isolation leads to confrontation and that is our program tonight for lindsey france and larry king i'm ed schultz thanks for joining us you're watching r.t. america worldwide questionable. i .

im joined by our correspondent who has valiantly been covering uber and john giles.discussions of how productive these meetings can be. how do we think this one turned out? >> this is the beginning of what i think will be a long process. initially, it was a pretty collegial atmosphere. trump was talking about concessions on h-1b one visas. he years concerns that they do not -- he hears concerns that they may not be a look at the workers they need. tim cook made comments, which i think we will hear in a second. there's a lot of work to be done. jared kushner talked about the changes,s to approve data on floppy disks at dod. i think they have started to do the work. what timt's look at cook had to say to president trump directly. let's listen i and. cook: the u.s. should have the most modern government in the world and today, it doesn't. it's great to see the effort that jerod is putting in and working on things that will pay back 5, 10, 20 years. tim cook did not join the presidential council by choice. he tells me that he does not think they are terribly productive,

hard to pinpoint a single threat that is gravest threat we face is hat our military needs to be aji gile and flexible and dominant and part of that is missile just to protect our homeland. also the north st question on korea, i don't think it's time to abandon yet the effort to try beijing to bring ore pressure to wear on pyongyang. we can use secondary sanctions chinese businesses, instituti and individuals who korea.lping north >> it's still vital to our national security. of ndamental premise american grand strategy since before we were a country is the and our f our homeland citizens. very citizen in all 50 states deserve under our constitution equal protection from those threats. we have all those bases in east, east middle eurasia. ewe ray many nato countries are small wealthy. they're not going to contribute our military to efforts. however, there are vital things through contribute their geopolitical position and insights or accesses they may have. that's why we have nato and overseas bases. that ent trump is right they need to spend the amount of money that we all pledged to oth

our guests joining me tonight are giles kenningham, communications consultant and former conservative, and henry mance, political correspondent at the financial times. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has backtracked on her plans to push for a second independence referendum as early as next year. her decision follows the general election in which her snp lost 21 seats. ruth davidson, the leader of the scottish conservatives, said ms sturgeon was, as she put it, "lacking credibility and confidence". here's our scotland editor sarah smith. nicola sturgeon may not look like a woman thwarted, but she cannot now march ahead with her plans for an independence referendum — admitting today that voters have rejected that idea and she has had to think again. having listened and reflected, the scottish government will reset the plan i set out on march the 13th. we will not seek to introduce the legislation for an independence referendum immediately. instead, we will, in good faith, redouble our efforts and put our shoulder to the wheel in seeking to influence the brexit talks in a way t

ken giles pitched the ninth for his 17th save.) dodgers rookie cody bellinger became the fastest player to 21 home runs in baseball history, connecting in his first two at-bats against new york mets right-hander zack wheeler on monday night. bellinger, who was not called up until three weeks into the season, now has 21 home runs in his first 51 games. that surpasses by one the totals of gary sanchez (new york yankees, 2016) and wally berger (boston braves, 1930). both had 20 home runs through 51 games. it took berger 55 games and sanchez 59 games to reach the 21-homer mark. bellinger, 21, now leads the national league in home runs. his first game was april 25. he has five multihomer games, tying mike piazza for the dodgers' rookie record. (mark) former minnesota gm david kahn wrote a story for sports illustrated talking about one of the most infamous moments in timberwolves draft history. when they drafted back-to-back point guards 2009, but left stephen curry on the board. the agent for steph the agent stephen curry but left guar

john giles.john giles/mayor of mesa arizona:if we fumble this you know it could be the end of the republican see us take something that is flawed like obamacare and think that the way to fix that is to make it worse then i think i'm not sure what we have to offer as a party so this is going to be a defining moment for the republican party.but on sanctuary cities a different story.mayor marty walsh, who once offered to turn boston city hall into a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants, says that trump's executive orders on on the matter have only created fear and mistrust.marty walsh/mayor of boston: in boston what we're trying to do is continue to build that trust with people who are undocumented in our city.on climate change - when president trump exited the paris climate accord - more than 300 mayors pledged to honor the commitments of the agreement.knowing that the president often turns to twitter, we asked these mayors what their message to president trump would be....in 140 characters or less. sly james/mayor of kansas city:"be careful what you say, it may come back to bite you, and onc

giles peaker is a solicitor who specialises in housing problems.o find them accommodation. it might be emergency in the very short, but from there they need to find them temporary accommodation, eventually permanent accommodation. this is an absolute duty on kensington and chelsea, they can‘t avoid it. it will hopefully be in the area. there has been a commitment from the housing minister that people will be rehoused in the area. we are trying to find out exactly what level of detail that means in terms of whether that is temporary accommodation and then permanent accommodation later on, but clearly when people have been to such a devastating event the last thing they need is to also be moved some distance away from friends, family, support structure. when you say there is an absolute duty on the council to give temporary and then permanent accommodation, you have not been given it? you have accommodation through your employer. what response did you get from the council? i think lee mentioned earlier, although we have reported ourselves as safe and

giles? >> sir this comes directly down from the i krric's that have be working on it for a while but nothing from the president. >> i thought senator king raised some interesting issues in terms of most national elections, there's much you would like to think about, particularly from rhode island are not decided in certain states, but decided in certain cities and counties which raised an interesting question. you were very assertive that you would be able to diagnose an intrusion that was altering loader votes, literally. when could you do that, within weeks of the election, on election day, after election day? >> sir, from an ic perspective, the way we would do that is by looking at the threats themselves targeting different entities. the other element is as the reporting was coming in, if there were any statistical anomalies. and i would point out we're talking about internet-connected systems here and not all of the key counties that you represent would be those internet-connected system