you bought iberia at a good price. it's a terrific franchise and managed to take costs out. you had very good loan loss ratio and done everything right in a very good area and your stock is down $7 since i've seen you. can you make any sense of this i can't. >> yeah, i think it's an interesting time to be trading bank stocks and i would give that to anybody that's trying to do it. i think there is a combination of things. i think most particularly, it driven by the impact of covid-19 impact on the economy and i think for a period of time there we had some of the trades in and out of the stock but i think long term, the most important thing again, sprint it is not a marathon is that we're going to create a tremendous amount of value, the cost savings that you reference red starting to be realized we've got a leverage in this environment that others don't have taking out $170 million of cost will create yait a great deal of shareholder value so i think over the next several months, we ought to see much better performance. >> when i look at the criticized loans of iberia. i com

in the late's case, the parent company is iag, who also own iberia and aer lingus, and we will getan an update for them this morning about how they have fared in the second quarter of the year. that cove rs second quarter of the year. that covers all of the lockdown. they have already reported a big loss which included march, right at the start of this, but nonetheless we will get fullerfigures start of this, but nonetheless we will get fuller figures later this morning. let me run you through the issues that are affecting ba right now because there are many for them to contend with. we have touched on passenger numbers and they have said they are not expecting to get back to the levels of passengers we saw before this crisis until 2023, particularly when it comes to that lucrative business class travel derry traveller, they make lots of money from people sitting up front. company has taken a big chunk of money from the government as part of its rescue plan, but of course that comes with conditions attached. one of the big issues is how they will use that money. there are also big ch

they finally closed a merger with iberia bank, and the bank operates in tennessee and neighboring statess, florida, and georgia. congratulations on finally closing that merger. can you give us some insight since you do operate in the state seeing another wave of the coronavirus what is going on the ground? brian: thank you for having me. it is an interesting time to say the least. we are all trying to be careful in our banking centers. we have not changed our operating policies for two to two and a half months. we have been and what we would call phase two, which we have our centers open and are trying to limit traffic in the centers and are using driving windows with the old technology to serve countries that want to visit centers. we are seeing a tremendous amount of activity in our online channels, online mobile banking. and borrowers are being very creative in trying to adapt to a difficult operating environment from a pandemic perspective. they are trying to be creative in the way they serve their customers, the way they meet the needs of the community. can, we are trying to adapt t

they killed my baby because she crossed iberia. you killed a child. she didn't do nothing to nobody. just wanted to get home to see your cousins. that's all she wanted to do. just wanted to get home. >> sean: how do you recover from that? that is america's treasure, our children. it's terrible, our fellow americans. now the mayor of atlanta also addressing the wave of violence, valley now to crack down on the city's criminals. let's watch this. stick with the reality is this: these aren't police officers shg people on the streets of atlanta. these are members of the community shooting each other. in this case, it's the worst possible outcome. there were two other people shot and killed last night. several others. enough is enough. enough is enough. >> sean: sadly, turner was not the only child killed over the holiday. six kids were murdered across the country, including davon mcneil, an 11-year-old from washington, d.c. if, an 8-year-old, hoover, alabama. natalie wallace, 7-year-old from chicago. natalie, she was the one, she was shot in the head. she

coming all the way up from iberia across western france.of the weekend. this heatwave a short, sharp shock for some. it looks as if it will stay for one day with a southerly wind this drive settled in sunny weather for many. western fringes staying overcast with a few more showers. perhaps not as warm. temperatures in southern and eastern england in excess of 30 degrees plus. perhaps peaking at 34. into the evening there is the risk of a few sharp showers affecting eastern england. a few isolated thundery downpours. not everybody will see them. when they ease through the low pressure in the north—west is influencing the story and of the wind direction changes to more of a westerly feel. that means it will drive in fresher conditions. if temperatures in the 30s is too much, it would be more pleasant into the weekend with a scattering of showers the further north and west you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — officials extend the isolation period for people showing symptoms of covid in the uk — from seven to ten days — over fears

coming all the way up from iberia, across western france, we start to see temperatures climbing for astern england in excess of 30 degrees plus, perhaps peaking at 3a. into the evening, a risk of a few sharp showers in the near continent, just affecting eastern england, so if you isolated and thundery downpours. not everybody will see those but, once they ease, the low pressure centre to the north—west is influencing the story, and the wind direction changes to more of a westerly feed. that means it's driving him somewhat fresher conditions so, if temperatures in the 305 is too much for you, it will be a little unpleasant into the weekend, but a scattering of showers the further north and west you are. people in the uk showing symptoms or testing positive for coronavirus must now isolate for ten days rather than seven. the new rule starts immediately. it comes as ministers grapple with preventing a resurgence of the disease. we can see a second wave emerging in europe and we will do everything in our power to stop it reaching our shores. and in another sign of the impact of coronaviru

the warmer air is down there across iberia.obably one of the best of the next five days. between two weather systems, one clearing up towards the east, another one will move in later today and into the weekend. for most of you use or the sungshan around with luxmy and ben. well broken cloud, sunny spells for many. more in the way of grey and misty conditions are only far south and west. it is here we could see one or two showers through the day across southern england and wales, before wet weather arrives in the bar was later. with more sunshine around and with winds generally light it's going to feel warmer than yesterday, particularly across parts of northern england and wales, up to 25- 26 of northern england and wales, up to 25— 26 celsius in the south—east corner. a wet tee time. rain spreading erratically it was. heavy bursts amongst it. lots of cloud around and a bit more breeze. a mild night across the board. temperature stuck in the teens for the vast majority. one or two spots around 17- 18 majority. one or two spots