giles is right. there is i'io against it. giles is right.our party can support this. i am sure the labour mps will be whipped to vote against it. and so that does make the arithmetic very difficult indeed. if theresa may can the government were hoping to get this through on the back of labour votes, that certainly won't happen. let's turn to the ft, as we continue the theme, ministers said to be divided, back on the figure of 7— i2 theme, ministers said to be divided, back on the figure of 7— 12 who might have raised questions about it, and the reference to the 48 names needed to trigger an imminent "vote of no—confidence" with the suggestion that it might happen we speak. a lot of stuff on twitter tonight, brexiteers very bullish that they will get to the figure to trigger a leadership challenge. the big question is who would take over? there is no obvious contender. if she does win the leadership challenge, she can't be challenged for a another year. that is a calculation they have to make. there isa calculation they have to make. there is

thank you to my guests, the political commentators, lance price, and giles kenningham. a longer look at the papers at 11:30. the weather is next. hello, we have got a largely trite settled theme to the weather over the next pda. we did have a bit of rain over the north and the west on wednesday but for most of us it was strike, this was the picture as the sunsetin strike, this was the picture as the sunset in oxford trier. as we had to the day on thursday things will mostly dry and mild but there will be more cloud than recent days but also some sunshine just picking through that card, particularly to an immediate. we have a weather front just sitting to an immediate. we have a weather frontjust sitting to the an immediate. we have a weather front just sitting to the far north—west, just bringing a few of rain but for much of the uk we are under the influence of a big area of high pressure that will influence oui’ high pressure that will influence our weather through the course of the weekend. for thursday summer in for the far west of northern ireland, north of scotlan

technology review, martin giles and maribel lopez of "forbes," this week on "press here."moing in the history of my life, this is going ton an artifact. it is a roll of tums. i bought it the other day at a cashierless store. the kind of store where you go in, take what you want off the shelf and walk out.no cashier, . the store knows who i am and what i selected and the cost of the item is charged to my account. well, why tums? i feel fine. it was actually just small and really inexpensive and i wanted to try out the concept. i'm not sure my future grandchi grandchildre grandchildren are going to be impressed. in the future, most stores will probably be cashierless. and it will be krishna modicuri who made that all possible, joined by maribel lopez and martin giles of m.i.t. technology review. i was amazed thi i'm sure most people have that experience, as well. how does it work? how did the machine know i had takent>> so let me answer that question first by telling you how it all started. this was about four years ago, when my wife and i had just moved back from south afri

fellowjournalist giles coren described the reaction as a "twitter storm" and blamed the departure onwith taking offence". he made a joke. he didn't make a very good joke. had it been me, i wouldn't have been as offensive. if it turned out to be a career ending joke, you at least want it to be funny andi joke, you at least want it to be funny and i don't think williams joke was funny. he replied to a letter saying... he said we will commission killing begins. it really wasn't funny. terrifying for me as a journalist trying to be funny that you can lose yourjob in 2a hours for a bad gag. for the first time, scientists have used high—resolution satellite images to count and identify species of whales from space. researchers from the british antarctic survey hope the technology can improve conservation efforts, by more accurately assessing whale numbers. here's our science correspondentjonathan amos. big, beautiful, but we are a little sketchy on their numbers. whales are recovering from commercial hunting, although how well is open to question. the problem is their range. whales will co

let's bring in our panel with john giles and julie -- foerster. this come as a surprise? the average selling price would be more valuable than the unit sold? know investors pay close attention to the average sale price. they want to know, are they buying the higher end. a much highern at price, that is a good sign. you cannot completely dismiss unit sales for the past quarter, which were like the revenue number for the coming quarters. the forecast. also meets expectations. that has really been weighing on the stock in after-hours trading. selina: i want to touch on the after-hours trading. which includes ipods. do you think moving to the future this could be a more valuable component of the overall revenue mix? a one, with iphone being such dominant element of their revenue, nothing is going to replace the smart phone. there is no other "it" device. the better they do it, the watch and so forth, the better their services business will do because it will become stickier. if i have 10 apple devices i own, it is a much more compelling bundled in one device. do not unit sale

tom giles joins us from san francisco.ory here is that at suppliers depend on volume were as apple can rely on price and all of that israeli reinforced by its new the of not disclosing unit sales. >> that's rate. -- right. it became clear that apple was looking at a slowdown. this is going to be less of the volume play. people are holding on to their devices for longer. a huge installed base. they keep hammering home this point. 1.3 billion users of the iphone already out there. and apple is going to do its best to sell them more services. -- storage. more app downloads. more tv and video on your iphone. things a are going to reap more revenue from and make up for the fact that the volume is slower. plan b is in sustaining investor appetites. isn't sustaining investor appetites. >> people have seen this coming for a while. we knew that the smartphone market was trading. what really hit it home for the globe was when they said we are going to no longer stats on the number of iphones that we know. apple has been lauded by th

let's bring in our panel with tom giles and julie ask from forrester.does this come as a surprise? we knew the average selling price would be more valuable to investors than the actual units sold. tom: we know investors pay close attention to the average sale price. they want to know, are they buying the higher end models? asp's came in as much higher han analysts were expecting. that is a good sign. you cannot completely dismiss unit sales for the past quarter, which were like the revenue number for the coming quarters. the forecast also meets -- also missed expectations. that has really been weighing on the stock in after-hours trading. selina: i want to touch on the after-hours trading, which includes the apple watch and air pods. do you think moving to the future this could be a more valuable component of the overall revenue mix? >> i think there are two things in filet here. one with i phone being such a dominant element of their revenue, nothing is going to replace the smart phone. there is no other "it" device. the better they do it, the watch an

lance price, who was director of communications for the labour party and the political commentator, gilesmunications for the conservative party. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in and you guessed it — the brexit deal dominates the front pages. the telegraph's headline quotes theresa may — as she acknowledges the enormous task of getting parliament to back the deal. the paper says three ministers are considering resigning. the guardian focuses on the deep divisions on brexit among politicians as well as across the nation. ferocious brexit battle is how the financial times describes the cabinet meeting which led to ministers backing the deal. it says she is now facing a severe political backlash from conservative eurosceptic mps. the i highlights the divisions within cabinet, saying they were split on whether to support the brexit deal. the express headlines the stark choice it says ministers faced after the five hour meeting — back this deal orface having no brexit. the metro has a message for conservative mps — back may or sack may. it says ministers may resign as rebels plot a

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se tiene informaciÓn de que el sargento giles,llegÓ tan rÁpido como dos minutos despuÉs de que se recibierar un minuto despuÉs, para enfrentarse a tiros con el agresor. en thousand oaksm california. jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. fÉlix: no sÓlo se afectan a los involucrados en la muerte de familiares en tragedias como Ésta, o los que tienen que velar por sus heridos en un hospital. esto es una comunidad y estamos hablando del condado ventura en california, como hemos insistido una y otra vez... uno de los que se consideraba mÁs seguros del paÍs. toda esta comunidadestÁ conmocionado. marÍa antonieta: juan carlos gonzÁlez está en el concilio de la ciudad, donde se llevÓ a cabo esta vigilia de la que hablamos. juan carlos: buenas noches, una vigilia porque una vez mÁs, la gente estÁ mostrando el dolor de esta tragedia... el dolor de haber perdido a 12 miembros de una comunidad de thousand oaks, y para protestar en contra del uso de las armas. estÁ con nosotros una familia, que nos dice... ustedes perdieron una amiga allÍ adentro... >>la conocimos en el verano, ella era empleada allÍ. era una chica m

there is here giles we call. it leprosy is completely curveball if treated with multi drug therapy m.t.t. which has been widely used since one thousand nine hundred two the media out there really are only in the bounds of the new gives in terms of the ratings which is a complication we see this on the part of does your beauty it says word to describe the desirability of the series who fling the plot like this but i didn't see is not going the treatment i get in this i'm not that leaping are really involved in this i'm not going on. so what is the point being that you can also see is not. then the video mode really involved. it says up there there was not going on i don't know who the little really. that is not so easy you just see these. how you think the disease is not going to the proper police are doctors problem don't want a lot more dinner. because minute maid the first visit to the referral center health workers will visit her at home for her second child consultation alternating the visits in this way stre

and when you hear the story about giles cory getting pressed to death, there was another phase at the hearing and that was you had to agree to be tried before god and the country, the country being the jury, and giles cory said no. and that sort of put things to a halt because it was all the steps that you have to follow to do this, and he was throwing a monkey wrench in it, so they found that very strange old torture that would end up in his death, that would press him to death. if he were tried, in this case everybody who was tried in the salem trials was found guilty, and you would within short order be executed unless you were pregnant or in case you had pled guilty, they were going to give you a little bit of time to make your peace with god and do all the things to clean up your act before they were going to execute you. this last one is actually the death warrant for bridget bishop and the seal is william stoten's personal seal, and he is the only one who signed it. that's the basic thumbnail for a case. to learn about this, we went to look at all the documents. the original ma

primer agente que Ó la llamada de 911 fue sargento de la oficina del alguacil de ventura ron giles.rias heridas .miguel gonzÁlez trabajase 25 aÑos para la oficina de alguacil y era compaÑero del sargento. >> es una gran familia- nos duele mucho la pÉrdida de alguien. >>fue trasladado un hospital donde falleciÓ la maÑana siguiente. el oficial era un veterano de 29 aÑos en el departamento del sheriffy habÍa expresado sus intenciones de jubilarse el prÓximo aÑo. >> el sargento muriÓ porque quiso proteger a la gente. Él querÍa que la gente se sintiera segura y y ese fue su acto. >> el la vida o si fue abatido por david lon, ex marino de la guerra de afganistÁn. -- david lon. el uso del cargador es ilegal. >> llego a alguien ahÍ y me dijo " estÁs bien? con estas herido?,?" esta sangrandole dije que estÉ bien.--., >> casi me desmaye por quÉ mucha sangre y cuerpos tirados por el suelo. >> Él dice que reconociÓ a uno de sus compaÑeros de clase.. >> justin era buena persona conmigo. rÁpidos incendios del sur de california thousand oaks. uno de los incendios mÁs destructivos que se hayan los

wish we: tom giles, i had longer. shery ahn, thank you. that is all for "what'd you miss?"ne: "bloomberg technology" is up next. joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am selina wang in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." in the next hour, apple misses the company. -- apple misses. at iphonesrice year failed to spark excitement? plus, google walk out. protests against sexual misconduct. we will disc

giles latcham reports. sions. not confined to these rolls of honour, many more besides paid a terrible price. these rolls of honour, many more besides paid a terrible pricelj these rolls of honour, many more besides paid a terrible price. i was asked a few days ago while did we choose that. why him? his tory was so powerful. his name isn't on any memorials. his isa memorials. his is a different story. school made a film about an old boy captain john 0sbourne walford who survived only to shoot himself dead four yea rs later only to shoot himself dead four years later tormented by what he had seep on the western front. he could have had a comfortable deskjob but he chose to lead them into action. he was a successful soldier but he suffered a demonstrate are trauma, so everybody though he survived he was killed by it. from shellshock to lost limb, ten yea rs from shellshock to lost limb, ten years after the war ended, 65,000 british veterans were still receiving some fort form of medalle treatment. the schoolser sio

technology review, martin giles and maribel lopez of "forbes," this week on "press here." >>> good morningew. in the history of my life, this is going ton an artifact. it is a roll of tums.

junior smart, is an ex—offender a former gang member who founded the sos project with the st giles trust bring home to young people, the realities of street violence. but to see you think you for being with us. what has happened in the last few days, it's appalling, but interestingly the figures aren't that much up on last year overall, what do you put this violence down to? first, any life lost is alive to many i think when we talk about the situation happening on the streets, you simply cannot deny the fact that cuts across the board have had an impact you simply cannot take away so impact you simply cannot take away so much funding from safer communities teens, you know, counsel, social services. the impact of which is that had to come —— cut services that engage young people in other impacts would be the threshold to raise many young kids go under the net, equally if you look at the cuts across benefit systems, parents have to work longer and harder to the same impact and that has been less parental presence and those young people are inundated with images across social media which i

. >> brad: giles and jefferson to the top of the screen.r burrow on second down and 10. pass rush, won't give in. try to throw a screen to help that. mac wilson says i have this. he makes the tackle. >> gary: wilson has his man. again, one of the great things that alabama does in their matchup zone is they don't just stand there and guard grass. they stand there, they got their zone and take the man in that zone. >> brad: thought alabama jumped offside. should be a first down. i thought somebody jumped into the neutral zone for alabama. let's see. >> gary: another one of these -- >> brad: off sides, defense, number 32. play results in a first down. >> gary: a sidearm throw by joe burrow just throwing it to kind of survive. >> brad: jalen hurts will have another week to get his right ankle in better shape. burrow down the middle. in and out of the hands of stephen sullivan. >> gary: we haven't said his name much. but davis that time, number 99 was the guy that put the pressure. seems like they're taking turns up there to pressure the quarter

steve: this is g-force parking light striping, air force vet jack giles.y for veterans. you must be veteran or active guard and reserve. steve: you do striping, right? >> we do striping for parking lots. that is our graco 3900. the franchisee sits -- brian: what makes your different? >> what makes our machine different? this has laser technology. this is not our machine, our sponsor, graco. laser technology. has commuter technology that is most advanced machine on the market today. he will demonstrate, using that laser. there is a laser up top there, a little thin because of the -- steve: great, thank you. brian: laser makes it perfectly straight. why did you want to be part of his team? >> a lot of models. like jack said, with veterans only and entrepreneurs being in business. brian: what does your service mean for you in your life? >> i'm extremely patriotic. everything i do, i do because of what i learned in the military and what it means to me, just strength, and pride. strength and pride. katie: you met your husband, right? >> we met while serving in