still to come: 200 years on, celebrating the life and work of jane austen. the flamboyant italian fashion designer gianni versace has been shot dead in florida. the multi—millionaire was gunned down outside his home in the exclusive south beach district of miami. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worse floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the "great white way" by americans, but tonight it is completely blacked out. it is a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. 200 years ago today, a huge parisian crowd stormed the bastille prison — the first act of the revolution which was to topple the french monarchy. today, hundreds of thousands throng the champs—elysees for the traditional military parade. finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge shoal of their favourite food, pilchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. t

yes, might jane austen shrine.ltural touchstone. they are things that concern people today, the need for money, wanting today, the need for money, wanting to find love, family relationships, that all still happens today. universal and timeless? exactly. it isa universal and timeless? exactly. it is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of the good fortune must be in want of a wife. in those 20 takes quizzically witty words, jane austen opened pride and prejudice, a book adapted for every generation. take this same scene between elizabeth bennett and lady catherine burke into different productions. you're mistaken, madam, i cannot account for the honour of seeing you here. and if i am that choice, why must i not accept? you have insulted me by every possible method, i must beg to return to the house. it was here in hampshire that dean austin completed her works, cramming them with 19th—century manners, morals and messages of social comment. the following conversation which took place betwe

devotees of jane austen are gathering across britain, to mark 200 years since her death. is my austen shrine, should perhaps be the word. from the dresses, the blogs and the 100 copies of pride and prejudice, sophie is pure janeite. for her, austen is a cultural touchstone. the themes of her stories are still things which concern people today, like the need for money, wanting to find love, family relationships. that still happens today. universal and timeless. exactly. "it is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife." in those 23 exquisitely witty words, jane austen opened pride and prejudice, a book adapted for every generation. take this same scene between lizzy bennet and lady catherine de burgh in three different productions. you are mistaken, madam, i have not been able to account for the honour of seeing you here. and if i am that choice, why may i not accept him? you have insulted me by every possible method. i must beg to return to the house. it was here at chawton in hampshire, jane austen compl

devotees of jane austen are gathering across britain, to mark 200 years since her death.s, this is my austen shrine, should perhaps be the word. from the dresses, the blogs and the 100 copies of pride and prejudice, sophie is pure janeite. for her, austen is a cultural touchstone. the themes of her stories are still things which concern people today, like the need for money, wanting to find love, family relationships. that still happens today. universal and timeless. exactly. it is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife. in those 23 exquisitely witty words, jane austen opened pride and prejudice, a book adapted for every generation. take this same scene between lizzy bennet and lady catherine de burgh in three different productions. you are mistaken, madam, i have not been able to account for the honour of seeing you here. and if i am that choice, why may i not accept him? you have insulted me by every possible method. i must beg to return to the house. it was here at chawton in hampshire, jane austen

some people have needed a bit of "persuasion" over the jane austen image on the new note. rom, it's had critics talking of an austen airbrush. howeverjane austen looked, when she died, 200 years ago today, £10 would have been worth around £1,000. what you might call a good fortune. the new jane austen tenner comes into circulation in september. a stylish addition to a catalogue of work universally acknowledged to be priceless. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in winchester. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. for many of us another glorious afternoon with temperatures surging. we have seen highs of 28 degrees in a number of spots, hampshire, dorset into anglesey, western areas of scotla nd into anglesey, western areas of scotland as well. all of these places warmer than they were yesterday. now our focus is turning away from heat and over towards thunderstorms. 0n the satellite picture there have been storm clouds into south—west england. 0ne picture there have been storm clouds into south—west england. one or two are working elsewhere across the central english c

a little bit of persuasion over the jane austen image. ared to the original portrait, it was taken from critics talking of an austen airbrush. however jane austen looked when she died, today, 10 pounds would be worth around 1000 pounds, which you might call it good fortune. it's a stylish addition to a catalog of work universally acknowledged to be priceless. duncan kennedy, bbc news, winchester. angelesthe city of los is usually associated with movie stars, cameras, and red carpets, but there is another side. in the past year alone, the number of homeless people in the county has risen by 23%, and it's a staggering increase being blamed on a high rents and the lack of affordable housing, with hollywood feeling the hit. peter biles reports. peter: the land of make-believe, hollywood boulevard, home to the oscars, and a tourism mecca. it's also an epicenter for the homeless where the have and have-nots converge. >> you get off the freeway and see tents all along the edge. it's really disheartening. my kids are afraid to come down on the off

some people have needed a bit of persuasion over the jane austen image on the new note. n looked when she died, 200 years ago today, £10 would have been worth around £1000. which you might call a good fortune. the new jane austen tenner comes into circulation september, a stylish addition to a catalogue of work universally acknowledged to be priceless. we'rejoined now from exeter by phil mussell, who is director of the magazine coin news. thanks for being with us. there we are,jane thanks for being with us. there we are, jane austen on the new ten, get to see. have we always had famous peoples faces on banknotes? not at all, daniel. the first game in 1970, shakespeare on the £20 note. before that we have britannia, st george the back, but no historicalfigures will stop. we had the ubuntu next, then florence nightingale. ever since the 1970s, a070 years. then florence nightingale. ever since the 1970s, 4070 years. what was the idea that? aesthetic reasons, seemed an icing to the? exactly, reasons, seemed an icing to the? exa ctly, d o reasons, seemed an icing to the? exact

did you study jane austen at school?” water. wise advice. did you study jane austen at school?ked pride and prejudice, this is the gusty she was thinking of when she read it. tall, dark, handsome, or as the cameraman says, i look a bit more like the artful dodger —— darcy. and of course, it is the 200th anniversary. big commemoration is taking place, including the launch of the £2 coin and a £10 note as well. we are taking a close look around the property and gardens through the rest of the morning. lovely start to the day in hampshire this morning, as it is for many of you. taking a look at the forecast, it is shaping up to be a very warm day for the vast majority but there will be some thunderstorms later on. they are already in parts of northern france and they will be with you in areas around the channel islands through the morning and into the early afternoon. the lightning storms to go with it, drifting towards the south coast later but in the minority. most will state dry today, lots of sunshine around in scotland, where temperatures will peak between 25 and 27 degrees.

some people have needed a bit of "persuasion" over the jane austen image on the new note. howeverjane austen looked, when she died, 200 years ago today, £10 would have been worth around £1,000. what you might call a good fortune. the new jane austen tenner comes into circulation in september. a stylish addition to a catalogue of work universally acknowledged to be priceless. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in winchester. that main news again, the white house has now confirmed that president trump held a second meeting with russia's resident put in during the 620 summit earlier this year in germany. the meeting was thought to take about an hour and barely publicised up until now, happened after the formal bilateral talks between the two leaders. more on that at any time on the bbc website. hello, there. i've got the thunderstorm glow behind me, because huge thunderstorms broke out across the south of the uk during the latter part of tuesday. but that was after quite a glorious day on tuesday afternoon. plenty of sunshine up and down the uk, and pretty decent temperatures. 26—28 c

ten pounds would have meant a lot to jane austen. about the same as a thousand pounds would mean to us today. ten pounds was half the annual allowance she received from her father while he was alive. as it was the amount that she was paid for. paid by her publishers. crosby inco for her first novel. his plastic nets have already proved controversial because they contain animal fat and this ten pound note also raising eyebrows. his it features a quote from a character in pride and prejudice who does not in fact appreciate literature laura but my* saying it does just underscores. a jane austen's own appreciation for irony. 07/18/17 07/18/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! pres. trump: i decided rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big shock to renegotiate.e will amy: the trump has released plans to renegotiate the north american free trade agreement. they look surprisingly like the transpacific partnership, which trump withdrew from in one of his first acts as pr

and jane austen has become the first woman to appear on a temper note. this torrent figures appeared on the £10 note for more than a0 years, we will look at how things have changed. and, sprinter or slowcoach new research shows how the mighty t. rex might be more of a tortoise than a hair. we'll retail new why later on. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm leah boleto. england are through to the final of the women's cricket world cup. england and scotland prepare to meet at the women's euros. and not only is she quick, she's greater — i'll be finding out about the artistic side of one of the british stars competing here at the world para athletics championships. what an incredible finish it was — england's cricketers beating south africa in the semifinals of the cricket world cup with just two balls to spare. our reporter patrick gearey was watching in bristol. have you got your breath back yet? not quite! what a game of cricket that was. no—one who saw it will get it in that was. no—one who saw it will get itina that was. no—one who saw it will get it in

next week to mark 200 years since the death of the world-renowned novelist jane aust austen, the first-ever statue will be unveiled in basingstoke. will my right honorable friend join me to call for more places to do what basingstoke has done and celebrate their daughters. >> i'm welcome this statue of jane austen in basingstoek. i'm astonished that there isn't a statue of jane austenor in else anywhere else in the country. i would be happy to echo her desire to have more statues of britain's greatest women around the country. >> whatever tomorrow may bring, the prime minister isn't even here today to mark the end of her first year in power. and i note for the first time since she's become prime minister, that she, she, listen you might tlik hear this. for the first time since she has become prime minister her image has now been removed from the front page of the conservative party website. come the first -- can the first secretary tell us why she has gone from being the next iron lady to the lady vanishes. >> the honorable gentleman is ingenious in asking very personal questions. i commend

the wisdom of finance-- what hollywood and jane austen can teach us about economic risk.o dog the american leader: whether his presidential campaign coordinated with the russian government. john yang has our report. >> reporter: even amid the splendor of paris, president trump could not escape the firestorm over his son's meeting with a russian lawyer. at a news conference with french president emmanuel macron, mr. trump defended donald trump jr. as "a wonderful young man" who did nothing wrong. >> i think, from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that meeting. it's called opposition research, or even research into your opponent. i've had many people-- i have only been in politics for two years, but i've had many people call up, "oh, gee, we have information on this factor or this person." or frankly, hillary. that's very standard in politics. >> reporter: the president said the russian lawyer, natalia veselnitskaya, had visited congress and he suggested her u.s. visa had been approved by obama attorney general loretta lynch-- not the state department. la

jane austen, 200 years after she died, is unveiled on the new £10 note.e o'clock, our top story is that youth custody centres in england and wales are so unsafe, a tragedy is inevitable. that's the stark warning from the chief inspector of prisons. in his annual report, peter clarke says the decline in standards is "staggering", with an increase in assaults and self harm. he says he hasn't inspected a single youth custody centre, that was fit for purpose. the ministry ofjustice has responded, saying the safety and welfare of all young people in custody is its priority, and it's boosting the number of front—line staff by 20%. wyre davies has reports. the chief inspector of prisons wrote to ministers talking about a staggering decline in standards are now followed up that report saying not one establishment was safe to hold young people. in a broader damning report he said the most concerning findings emerged from young offender institutions and secure training centres.” young offender institutions and secure training centres. i think i made it very clear t

it features a portrait of jane austen.th anniversary of the celebrated author's death. the new polymer note will go into circulation in september. hello, there. i've got the thunderstorm glow behind me, because huge thunderstorms broke out across the south of the uk during the latter part of tuesday. but that was after quite a glorious day on tuesday afternoon. plenty of sunshine up and down the uk. pretty decent temperatures. 26—28 celsius was tuesday afternoon's high. lots of sunshine in the north, a little bit hazier in the south, and then thunderstorms broke out, initially in the south—west of england and then spreading into southern and south—eastern counties. torrential downpours, flash—floods reported, and also strong, gusty winds and large hail. likely to be further disruption for more showers and thunderstorms overnight and into wednesday morning. keep tuned to your bbc local radio for the latest updates. now, thunderstorms continue to rattle on across england and wales during the overnight period. if you catch on

a new £10 note has been unveiled featuring a portrait of jane austen.design on the 200th anniversary of the author's death. the new polymer note will go into circulation in september. tomorrow, the bbc will publish its annual report which, for the first time, will include details of how much the corporation pays its stars. the government has forced the disclosure, which will affect presenters on salaries of more than £150,000. the bbc already publishes full details of executive pay and expenses. our media editor, amol rajan, reports. they have broadcast to the nation on a regular basis, presenting shows that still command an audience of millions. tomorrow, for the first time, we get a clear indication of how much they are paid. the bbc‘s annual report will include the salaries of all broadcasters paid over £150,000 by the bbc. a result of tense negotiations over its royal charter agreement. tony hall, the direct general of the bbc, was against the move. i don't think it's right that we should have names against salaries for stars for presenters and othe

the new notable a picture of jane austen and should be available from september.ber. he will soon be held to judge the punctuality of your train journey to the minute. that is thanks to shake by the industry's trade body. at the moment, the train is said to be on time if it arrives within ten minutes of arrival but now punctuality is to be measured much more tightly. let's have a quick look at the market. not a great day, not a lot... the ftse 100 look at the market. not a great day, not a lot... the ftse100 has reacted to the news about the fall in inflation which means the bank of england is less likely to raise interest rates. it has led to a slide in the pan, which has been boosting the shares of companies' exports overseas. that is it from me, back in an hour. ididn't me, back in an hour. i didn't know that about trains, within ten minutes question mark we should have the headlines at ten past on that basis. thank you very much. more business news in the next hour. buying a knife over the internet should become more difficult under new government proposals, w

newjane new jane austen £2 newjane austen £2 coin being launched on this day in 1817 is when she diedand works with a special uk £2 coin. also you can see up a the updates on the markets. the ftse opening lower as rachel mentioned. 0ne the ftse opening lower as rachel mentioned. one that we will be touching on in the newspapers later, in the uk, the advertising standards agency wanting to stop harmful adverts including one that perpetuates gender stereotypes. all of that you can read more on on the website. you're watching business live. our top story: shares in the streaming giant netflix have surged in after hours trading after the firm said it now has about 104 million customers. the figure was much higher than had been expected and helped to boost its revenues over the past three months. a quick look at how markets are faring. all of them beginning the trading day slightly down. here in the uk all eyes will be on the latest inflation figures. we get those later this morning on average prices and we will keep across the markets and we will keep across the markets and bring you upda

a new note when it comes to the , rather controversial, a new 10 pound bill that features jane austennce her death. well, the controversial point of image isis the supposedly airbrushed to make her appear more attractive. boe governor mark carney says it is finer than the traditional drawing of her. the note will enter circulation in september, and apparently it it, you have to enjoy reading. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: president trump returned to washington from france this weekend. it was his second trip overseas in as many weeks. earlier this month, he was in hamburg, germany for the g20 summit. he sat down with russian president vladimir putin in a widely-covered bilateral meeting. it was revealed earlier today that trump and putin had a informal meeting on the second, sidelines of the g20. my guest ian bremmer broke this news. he's the president of the eurasia group and a frequent guest. i am pleased to have him back at the table. tell me about this.

in the u.k., jane austen is getting quite an offer on the 200th anniversary of her death. england unveiled a new 10 pound note featuring the author of "pride and prejudice." austen is the only woman other than the queen to be on a pound note. it will last about 2.5 times longer than the old paper one. that is the latest business flash. coming up, battle of the charts time. . battle of rates versus wits we will show you where global investors are looking to take profits. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: in here, it is time for the global battle of the charts when we take a look at some of the most telling charts of the day and what they mean for investors all across new york city and the city of london. you can access these charts by running the function at the bottom of your screen. kicking things off in our studio is joe weisenthal. >> i want to talk about how much money you can make betting against volatility. whicheal line is the xiv i jokingly refer to on twitter as the magical money tree because it basically just goes up. 4.5, takinge advantage of the declining vix and

back to you, kelly. >> michelle, i just learned that jane austen i guess was pressed back inher day toomething more ambitious, a historical romans, and she said this is what i'm going to do and i'm going to stick to it words to live by. >> and proved to be very successful. >> oh, my gosh, that's amazing. >>> ibm reporting section quarter earnings the stock reversed afford emerge a little bit higher. joining us is ceo martin schroeter. welcome. >> good afternoon, kelly thank you. >> so there's been quite a divergence between your earnings and revenue. it's your seventh straight earnings beat and for the last 16 of 20 quarters you've had a revenue miss why is that? is this the reflection of -- i use the term financial gregg but the share of buybacks and emphasis there on returning capital. do you think that trend is going to continue for some time here >> well, the way we think about it in our high-value model, kelly, we're always trying to find the profit pools that exist in enterprise i.t., so as we shift our business to go move towards those profit pools you see what i think we saw go

the new note will feature a picture of jane austen and should be available from september. trade body. at the moment, a train is said to be "on time" if it arrives within ten minutes of the scheduled arrival. but now punctuality will be measured much more tightly. let us have a quick look at the markets. not a particular pretty picture. the ftse has been giving up earlier gains despite the fall in the pound which helps companies sell more overseas. the fall in sterling has happened because of the surprise fall in the inflation rate, making it much less likely the bank of england will raise interest rates. the euro is also trading higher. simon. good to see you! cannot be said of all your guests! thank you very much. as schools prepare to close for the holidays, mps are warning that as many as 3 million children could go hungry this summer. some local councils in deprived areas of scotland and wales provide free meals for children outside of school terms and there are calls for this to be rolled out nationally. in thanet, in kent, the charity end child poverty, claims 34% of

the new note will feature a picture of jane austen and should be available from september.try's trade body. at the moment a train is said to be "on time" if it arrives within ten minutes of the scheduled arrival. but now punctuality will be measured much more tightly. the markets. not performing particularly well. the ftse been giving up its gains. despite the fall in the pound which helps companies sell more overseas. that fall in sterling has happened because the surprise fall in the inflation rate makes it less likely that the bank of england is going to raise interest rates. banking stocks have listen leading the stock market an award winning cheese maker is. offering! 3 regard ef £500 7— — to track down the thieves who got away with stealing two blocks of cheddar cheese from a country show. richard clothier, a third generation cheddar—maker and managing director of wyke farms in somerset whose cheese was taken explained what happened. my family have been making cheese for hundreds of years. we still make this vintage cheddar to my family's 100—year—old recipe and my gr

jane austen getting quite the honor on the 200th anniversary of her death the bank of england unveiledd note featuring the author of pride and prejudice. she's the only woman other than the queen to be shown on an english banknote. that is your business flash up eight. coming up, we will hear from barry diller. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: it is 3 p.m. in new york, 12:00 p.m. in san francisco and 8:00 p.m. p.m. in london. on julie chatterley. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. welcome to bloomberg markets. live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour. here's the top stories we are covering around the world and on the bloomberg. center republicans playing defense after their efforts to repeal and replace obamacare failed. we speak to a republican congressman about the path forward on the rest of the gop agenda. and bank ofs america missing wall street estimates on their core businesses. bank of america beating estimates on trading and goldman sachs reporting record income from lending. ibm reports asked bell. we will see how they manage slowing growth in their legacy b

it is a new 10 pound bill featuring jane austen to mark the 200 years since her death.rbrushed to make her appear more attractive. they said it was chosen because it was much finer than the traditional sketch drawn by austins sister cassandra. the note will enter circulation in september. anyone.t please betty: i was doing research and apparently vegetarians aren't happy with the fact that the notes contain animal fat. so they are up in arms over this is well. you can't please anyone these days, right? yvonne: they should celebrate that she is on the bill. that's the big thing. that's it from us here on daybreak. his wits coming up in the next few hours. rishaad: we will go through that as well against a backdrop of the regional corporation agreement or whatever it is at the moment. the 19th round of talks when it comes to that one. and the crackdown taking place against in china. yvonne: wealth management projects -- products. thanks having such a large amount of debt on their balance sheet. for geo securities, tell me about it. yvonne: china, apparently. betty, plus t

and we'll meet the jane austen super—fans who are keeping the author's legacy alive, 200 years afterhout their lives, according to new research. an international study published in the lancet lists nine key risk factors — including lack of education, hearing loss, smoking and social isolation. throughout your adult lives having an enriched environment where you socialise and act the size and do cognitively stimulating things, about will do it. do not smoke. try not to be obese, try to be active. these things can make a difference. the new leader of kensington and chelsea council has been heckled by furious residents of g re nfell tower, at the authority's first full meeting since the fire. the new leader of kensington and chelsea council has been heckled by furious residents of g re nfell tower, at the authority's first full meeting since the fire. the bbc‘s been giving more detail about how it plans to deal with the difference in pay between men and women, after it named the stars who earn more than £150,000. two thirds of those listed were male. the corporation defended the high sa