his gold medal from the president of the iws, lord coe, who only on the bbc this morning said he was for a lifetime ban for justin gatlin. but they could not do it, the lawyers got involved because there is always the thought that people do deserve a second chance. because he is allowed to compete here, he is not the only athlete by any here, he is not the only athlete by a ny stretch here, he is not the only athlete by any stretch who has served drugs bans, that you can count on probably two hands or your toes as well, the other athletes who have been caught and have been banned for various lengths of time. justin gatlin, it is felt because it was a second strike, he really should not still be competing. but he still is. he says he served his time and the likes of usain bolt have inspired him to carry on competing. we got some booze, somejeers, but lots of applause as well, usain bolt was so gracious in defeat, and asked for respect, saying he has nothing against the man. athletes know this is the way they had to compete. they are so is the way they had to compete. they are so used

we have either a statement from the iws, there has been an outbreak of gastroenteritis and at one ofll tell, because i spoke to a member of the german team earlier, eckhart, she collapsed on thursday night, one of four germans do collapse as to what the doctor thought was a virus, format, five canadians were also affected. 0f format, five canadians were also affected. of the germans are ok but we have not had any statement from the canadians but it has begin from that there is an outbreak of this virus. they are taking all possible precautions the eilidh raaf to stop any more problems. but it is obviously a concern as to whether this has affected the performances of athletes over the weekend. let us get back to the weekend, we saw the british team captain, eilidh doyle, she was going into the early rounds of the 400m hurdles. she did not win her the but did not have to, just to finish in the top three was enough, which she did, to reach the semifinals of the 400 hurdles. there she is on the outside lane and she was speaking to philipjones afterwards. you have just got to run your own

to me, both sides assigned the iw i tremendous historic significance. both sides claimed it as a victory. it caught my attention and this was significant that this was an important story that needed to be investigated and that became more and more convinced of this as i plunged into the sea of primary sources that were generated by this historic event. and i interview leading participants, including gloria steinem, phyllis schlafly, jimmy and rosalyn carter. and jimmy carter's presidency, political fortunes and legacy, i believe were greatly affected by the iwi. now, i realize that in order to understand this event of 1977, i had to go back to the early 1970's and to the events that set up this historic contest that steinem celebrated as the first federally funded revolution and phyllis schlafly denounced as federal sponsorship of one side of a national debate. and in the process, i rediscovered an era in our recent past and my adult life so different from the culture of the day, the political culture of today, as to be almost forgotten. an era when the

i'm looking at an october put spread on the iw am.e iwm break its moving average, certainly under some weakness moving into the fall. this offers the opportunity to protect to the downside should we see any further weakness. if we see $132 or lower, we could see a break of the 200 day moving average. julie: are there any implications for the broader market if the small-cap will continue to lead on the way down? >> i think it is possible. because you are seeing some of the other major averages, the momentum shifting as well. it could be a catalyst leading to some contagions. there could be earnings in the second half of the year so it is a harbinger that possibly we will see further weakness in the overall markets. julie: thanks so much, have a great weekend. kkm financial. thea: a double bump for euro today, mario draghi in jackson hole saying that i'm not going to do anything on pushing back on strength on the currency. janet yellen's appointing those who bought the dollar. talking about those who bought the dollar. this is bloomberg

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lord coe who is president of the iws has been pushing, had pushed, for a life ban forjustin gatlin.y was not the script everyone wanted. this is the debate, if you allow athletes to compete, you have to allow them to compete, you have to allow them to win as well. that has been moved forward , to win as well. that has been moved forward, that ceremony. the stadium is still going to be full, so it is not like they're going to stop the stadium from berlin, gatlin has been booed at every turn, especially after he was seemingly goading the jamaican fans with the stars & stripes flag he had rounded shoulders, after beating bolts last night. that was not very savoury to see. this is going to be awkward as well, lord coe is going to be presenting those medals at around ten to seven. you will be able to watch that in world athletic sports day, that starts in the next 15 minutes or so on bbc news, across the bbc of course. just wrapping up what has happened this morning, we had another morning session here at the athletics on day three, katarina johnson thomson in a habitat along has been pl

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aide iw, ever republican have spoken with at the rnc and members of congress really wondering why thisas botched. there are so many other issues --ht now that should have that the president has to keep focus on, including north korea and the china practices that he is set to announce later this afternoon. calling on bob lighthizer to investigate whether or not the chinese are demanding electoral property from u.s. businesses. the growing threat of the dictator in venezuela, the vice president dispatched to south america right now. but even that trip has been overshadowed what was supposed to be an opportunity to showcase american strength in venezuela now, the vice president having to respond to what has ripped american consciousness here on the issue of the president's response to whites the premises and and neo-nazi -- white supremacist and neo-nazism. vonnie: they are due to start nafta negotiations later this week. in speaking with prime ministers of the japan, potentially talking about trade, but also i'm sure north korea will come into that conversation. and then he will be leavi

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you are looking at the iw in which is the etf for the nasdaq 100 and etf for the russell 2000 respectivelyhe kind of thing you can look at for either of those etf's as well when you see a broad market move? this is something you would be doing? >> we try to look at someone's correlation to each of these vehicles and find the best etf that matches that so they get the best protection. julie: thank you so much, head of equity derivatives. scarlet: still ahead, while the aite house contends with business community rift, nafta negotiations kicked off today. how will the tough talk impact trade relations with canada and mexico? areave more on that topic. new york, this is bloomberg. -- from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. you're searching for something. whoooo. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if

he said he would have still been 0k to race but we have seen some guidelines from the iw af who say the fleets affected by the norovirus have to be put in isolation for 48 hours which is why he is not allowed to race in the biggest main event this evening, the 400 metres. with all the details of this sickness that has swept through the championships here is dan rowan. this is the time when the world's best athletes should be concentrating on their rivals. instead these competitors and coaches today found themselves at the centre of a suspected outbreak of the highly contagious vomiting bug norovirus at this team hotel. for botswana, issac makwala! yesterday the world's best 200 metre runner, issac makwala, was forced to withdraw from the event. the botswanan medal prospect one of 30 athletes and support staff reporting illness. i felt heartbroken yesterday. i was ready for this. i worked hard for this and it is sad for me because i was top of my game coming here. i was ready to make everything possible. i came here for a medal. despite saying he was fit to compete, issac makwala was rul

really, iw as re -- was impressed with how he was always the white folks. -- let the public know [indiscernible3 of the time, they won those games. from thisty-osaki: clip, you saw a barnstorming team. this happened with organized teams in the legs. they did not play all their league games, because it was more profitable to play against white teens. but sometimes to play against white teens, you had to play the role. and there are those black players who viciously disagreed with the idea of playing a role. and there are those who thought -- and this is the idea of black agency again, remember? just playing a role and we understand we can accept that. in many ways, they were taking back their own heritage and, in a way, they were consciously understanding that they were doing so. yes, there were situations when there were players against owners, all the time. "i found freedom and democracy here. in mexico, i am a man." he left the new york eagles to play integrated baseball in mexico, not in the united states. equality south of our border. interestingly enough, i like that last statement. i am a

. -- iwe asked the question know i will get in trouble for saying this -- who are the real terrorists? ok. and i leave you with that. thank you, all, very much. [applause] thank you, my brothers. >> thank you all. mr. ridley: thank you all, most of all. ok. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> all praises due for allah, and peace and blessings. here,st leg of the race and today will will talk about mental health challenges for muslims and conflicts of identity. and as you know, until health issues are something that is a human issue. it is not something that is single to muslims or any other faith or population of people. without further i do, i just want to get started, because we have a lot of speakers we have to get through, and the time is limited. i would like to actually first ali, if yourother would not mind coming up. .he state maryland delegate [applause] in the name of the lord, most ,erciful and compassionate being t

matt.g us is iwe have these two different versions. is this one of the dominant topics out there? whetherople are talking the fed owls are broken. there is not a lot of the daylight. she has long been a hawk and wanted to raise interest rates. in her interview with me yesterday, she talked about the fact she doesn't understand why inflation hasn't behaved the way she forecast it may be time to rethink that. robert kaplan is urging caution. watch the data. if we should move forward, then we should read i think what both of them, what we haven't talked about, the financial stability question. that might call for a rate move it well. david: robert kaplan did say the world has changed, there are other factors rather than the traditional cyclical factors, technology, things like that are in he said maybe we can go with traditional things like the phillips curve. mike: there was a study yesterday that suggests it is no longer a very good predictor of what going to happen with inflation. they don't want to abandon it, it has proved a useful guide. if it does not seem to be producing the