kate moody is with me here on the set. first of all, tell us what a state of emergency actually means. what difference does it make to the way we live our lives in france? gives the french government more extraordinary powers to ensure security. some of the measures include calling for tighter border controls around the country, higher security at airports and train stations, bus stations. french authorities under a state of emergency are allowed to search homes any time of day or night with or without a search warrant. there is a lot more leeway as to when they choose to place people under house arrest if they think that is necessary. bandse of emergency protests against the labor reforms. the last time france had a state of emergency on the mainland was back in the 1960's. when it was announced after november 13, the attacks, the state of emergency came in addition to the so-called -- and acted after charlie hebdo in january. additionalter 10,000 police and armed guards crossed the streets of france, at sensitive sites l

by kate moody. signs ofwing concrete a slowdown. >> we are seeing the first hard data, now. business activity has dropped at its fastest pace since the financial crisis. the survey cited a decline in output and order, describing the slump as a deterioration since the decision to leave the eu the report could increase pressure on the bank of england to deliver fresh monetary stimulus. -- may reset britain's economic policy when he revealed a new budget. markets are mixed about midway through friday's session. positiveresisting in territory. 1.5town has dropped about cents. -- the pound has dropped about 1.5 cents. donald trump has accepted the nomination to run for president and his bowing to hit the reset america's trade relations. we take a closer look. i am going to make our country rich again. >> donald trump believes thousands of factories have been moved abroad. >> i have a different vision for our workers. it begins with a new fair trade policy that protects our jobs .nd stands up to countries >> it has focused on two countries, china and mexico. he says as a result of

business, and i am joined by kate moody. thating with the news there may finally be a buyer. kate: the telecom giant verizon is going to buy the core internet business of yahoo!, a $5 billion deal. verizon also bought aol last year. the idea is going to be to merge yahoo! and aol to complete -- to create a viable competitor to google and facebook in the digital advertising market, throwing on its own position as a mobile operator. yahoo! shares are going to be halted as wall street opens in a few hours' time. the deal does not include .ahoo!'s stake in alibaba the deal is expected to bring in end to marissa mayer's four-year tenure. claire: how are the markets faring this monday? midway through the session, we're seeing the dax leading gains up to 1%. the swedish telecom's equipment maker ericsson is seeing shares up 2% this hour as its chief executive announced his resignation. --nair is also among the big big companies in the sector. we will see if they announce a change in monetary policy or follow their lead of the bank of england or european central bank, deciding not to

businesstest headlines, kate moody is here. we given with a late round of troubles for google. a fresh round of antitrust charges against the internet giant. that is the third time that is happening, these related to ads and online shopping business and the latest charges accuse them of hindering competition by hindering the ability of its rivals to put sad -- put search ads on third-party websites. google could face fines of up to 10% of its global annual revenues it is ultimately found to have broken the eu's competition rules. to grappleials try with the economic consequences of the brexit. >> from the bank of england, which decided not to cut interest rates, that would have been the first time in seven years that they have gone ahead with what market analysts have been expecting. they have been expecting the central bank to take action and protect the economy from the so-called brexit effect. it would keep rates at already record lows of .5%. the bank of england could change its tune later this summer and released billions of pounds into the economy if necessary. policymake

kate moody, what do we know at this stage? kate: detailed -- the details of what were happening in the church in saint-etienne-dudu-rouvray -- ts was morning mass. there were not a lot of people there. and twore two priests other members of the congregation -- these two armed men entered the church from a backdoor, and we understand they were armed with knives, possibly other weapons, though we do not have confirmation of that. they took the congregation hostage. police arrived on the scene quickly and the situation was neutralized within just a few hours. the two hostage takers were killed by police. the the police entered church, they saw that the priest, in his 80's or 90's, had been killed. reportedly had his throat slit, although we have not confirmed that yet. also reports that a second hostage had been gravely injured, fighting for his or r r life. reports also coming out from saint-etienne-du-rouvray suggesting that that other victim was one of the nuns. the interior ministry has not confirmed that. she is in a very ser

i am joined in the studio by kate moody. you are starting with yet another financial blow for yahoo!. its second-quarter revenue dropped 19% compared to the same pinto one year ago. crucial -- to the same period one year ago. some analysts still predict a sale could be done by the end of the month. catherine clifford explains. catherine: it is seen as a final report card for yahoo!'s ceo marissa mayer's turnaround. do it as earnings report show revenue fell 19% from one year earlier. --rison mayor took the helm marissa mayer took the helm quencher years ago and the company was already in decline. it cut 15% of its global workforce as it focused on selling off its core internet business. analysts say whoever buys will be likely to cut some 3000 more jobs. where is the company moving money? , advertisers have put money into digital marketing as soaring media usage has soared. but most of it has gone to online leaders google and facebook. and wrote down $482 million in 'sarges linked to tumblr declining value in this latest rep