general jack keane with us tonight.ll take that up. >>> our top story tonight, president trump today did exactly what he said he would do. already displeased that the chinese thought they could renege on a deal with mr. trump's negotiators, that he would tolerate their conduct, president trump ordered a raise of tariffs from 10 to 25%. and he made it clear that he is pleased to rake in the tens of billions of dollars that flow into the u.s. treasury from those tariffs and that he is considering placing tariffs on another $300 billion of china goods. first steps are being taken, we understand, in precisely that direction. we turn now to edward lawrence. he has the latest at the white house. ed? >> reporter: lou, it seems that this could all come down to a phone call between president donald trump and president xi jinping of china. the administration saying they are hopeful that there could be a deal out of all of this. china's top negotiator tells us that the talks went fairly well. he also says the talks will continue a

and if we don't buy their stuff, keane -- general keane, veryful good to see you tonight.ch, sir. we are watching the president as he speaks to the crowd in panama city, florida, tonight. let's listen in. we're going to continue following. do not go anywhere. we're going straight back to florida. listen to this. [applause] >> florida's cfo, jimmy patronis. jimmy, thank you. [applause] thank you, jimmy. florida gop chair and state senator joe gruters, joe. ♪ ♪ incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are you thinking about your heart? well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. right. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. even if i'm taking heart medicine, like statins or blood thinners? yep! that's why i asked my doctor what else i could do... she told me about jardiance. that's right. jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a

of course once a general always a general jack keane.you think about iran. >> well, for 39 years, iran has been using proxies very successfully to get their will in the middle east. they want regional middle east. they have lebanon influence in iraq is greater than ours. they are encroaching on israel. and they started a civil war in yemen that overthrew the government. that war is still going on and encroached significantly in bahrain. so iranians are about documentation of the middle east and clearly this administration is the first one to actually align aggressive behavior. remember, the obama administration, when they began the jppoa and so-called nuclear talks. iran said we are not going to have nuclear talks unless you take off the table our challenges in the middle east which you disagree with and also our sponsorship of terrorism which we are not doing. and the obama administration took all of that off the table. and that's why one of the reasons why that deal flawed from the beginning. what this administration is doing is rightf

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our africa editor fergal keane send this report.: it is the ser normality of the day that stood out. a free election and a fair one. no drama, no violence. only the m hope thinight get better. >> after this election we are going to have especially the jobs. >>po i think it is very ant there should be fairness for everyone he and equality. fergal: this is the country's sixth democratic election in the 25 years since the end of apartheid. age 90, he walkefrom his soweto home to cast a vote at the school. voting is a privilege he will never take for granted. what is voting mean to you as a person? >> it means that we africans are voting now. before, it was the white people. incumbent, president ramaphosa, once a strong mandate to help hi defeat factions in the party mired in confidencehosa: the by our people is just amazing. this is a vote that reminds us of994. fergal: the anc is expected to win, but this party has a challenge to its dominance. economic freedom fighters want radical redistribution of wealth. continueople want to welfa

fergal keane, bbc news. members of the royal family have welcomed the arrival si baby sussex, their first public appearance his birth. at the same time, congratulations continue to flood in. our royacorrespondent nicholas witchell reports. nicholas: the message from far and wide, congratulations. relayed at windsor castle to the queen, accompanied by the duke of edinburght an official lunch. the dinner in berli prince of wales, speaking in german, said he was pleased to be there as the grandfathe new grandson. from the duke and duchess of cambridge -- prince william: i am pleased to welcome my brother to the sleep deprivation party that is no, i wish him all the best. i hope that the nexanfew days theyettle down and enjoy having enew form and joys that come with that. nicholas: outside windsor castle, the stalwarts who love nithese events were entert tourists and the media. all that was missing was a sight of the sussexes and their son. that will have to wait. harry and meghan remain determined that this is

fergal keane, bbc news, durban. to come: the smiling, dancing, survivor of war. we'll bring you the story of this brave young afghan boy. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterand. but the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in under four minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in the future of peace and freedom. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: america's secretary of state visits iraq, following warnings iran may try to attack us forces in the region. venezuela's supreme court opens a criminal investigation against

general jack keane joins us here tonight as well. our top story, the president today presented his plan for border security and merit-based immigration calling on the radical dems to either support it now or reap the repercussions in 2020. >> therefore some reason, possibly political, we can't get the democrats to approve this merit-based high-security plan, then we will get it approved immediately after the election when we take back the house, keep the senate, and of course hold the presidency. lou: but rino senator lindsay graham not awaiting his turn and talking out of turn. graham can be an odd sort of fellow and has no problem alternating his political support. sometimes for the president. sometimes for the dems. nearly always for k street and the koch brothers. today saying president trump must work with the democrats on the illegal immigrant issue. here's graham in curious competition with the president's plan announcement today. >> we need democratic votes for something to become law. i can't imagine a solution to our immigr

fergal keane with the latest on the election in pretoria. vote snp to stop brexit. the party leader, nicola sturgeon, accused the conservatives of treating the scottish parliament with contempt. she said the european elections were scotland's chance to make its voice heard, as our correspondent lorna gordon reports. nicola sturgeon‘s core message on the european union has never wavered — scotland is a country which, she says, lies geographically on the edge of the eu but wants to remain at its heart. this is by far the most important european election in scotland's history. the party she leads, the snp, would like to see two referendums — another vote on europe and, if the country does leave, another on scottish independence. if people do vote for the snp in the european elections, do you see that as strengthening your case for independence for scotland? people who support independence certainly will want to vote snp to express that view, but my message to the people who don't support independence is if you don't want to see scotland continu

fergal keane, bbc news, durban. be opening shortly in south africa. and i'll also be speaking to our africa business editor live from johannesburg in about 20 minutes. he will tell us about the expectation is going to the polls. here in the uk the first cross—party brexit talks since the local elections have ended with no sign of compromise with the opposition labour party calling on the government to move on its so—called red lines. it comes after it was announced that the uk will now have to take part in the forthcoming eu elections. ahead of those elections, a new wave of far—right politics is sweeping across the continent, promising to smash the ruling elite, end migration and shake—up the european union. but are these parties fuelling hate? the bbc‘sjean mackenzie has travelled across europe, to find out why these movements are surging. the first report in this series comes from germany, where the far—right afd party is now the main opposition in parliament. a loud and defiant selection lines, the germany's fa

fergal keane, bbc news, durban.esh legal challenge to the law that bans anyone helping him to take his own life. 63—year—old paul lamb from leeds lost a case at the supreme court in 2014, but argues that public and professional medical opinion on assisted dying has changed. our legal correspondent clive coleman reports. this was a young, fit paul lamb 30 years ago, before he was paralysed from the neck down in a car crash. now in constant pain, he wants to be able to end his life at a time he chooses, but he'd need medical help, and any doctor providing it could face prosecution and a sentence of up to 1a years. when it's bad, it's like i've been smashed on the back of my neck with a baseball bat. i think the worst thing in the world is for somebody to say, "you're going to be in pain for the rest of your life, and i'm going to make sure you're here for a lot of years". it somewhat can be construed as torture. in 2014, paul lost a case at the supreme court. two out of nine judges said they would have made a declarat

fergal keane, bbc news, durban.y, who'd been imprisoned in myanmar in an attack on press freedom, have been released. wa lone and kyaw soe oo had been investigating the murders of io rohingya muslims by government soldiers when they were arrested. ethnic violence against rohingyas in myanmar have forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes. our correspondent nick beake was there when the journalists were released in the city of yangon. they've endured 500 days in prison for exposing a massacre. now — freedom. the outside world hailed them as heroes, but myanmarjailed them as traitors. the treatment of wa lone and kyaw soe oo gained global media attention — the journalists imprisoned for doing theirjob. just a word in english, please, today. i'm really happy now, and i also wanted to thank you for everyone who helped us inside in the prison and also around the world, people who wishing to release us. so i wanted to say thank you very much for everything. i'm really happy, excited to see my family and my colleagu

fergal keane, bbc news, durban.gal challenge to the law that bans anyone helping him to take his own life. 63—year—old paul lamb from leeds lost a case at the supreme court in 2014, but argues that public and professional medical opinion on assisted dying has changed. our legal correspondent clive coleman reports. this was a young, fit paul lamb 30 years ago, before he was paralysed from the neck down in a car crash. now in constant pain, he wants to be able to end his life at a time he chooses, but he'd need medical help, and any doctor providing it could face prosecution and a sentence of up to 1a years. when it's bad, it's like i've been smashed on the back of my neck with a baseball bat. the worst thing in the world is for somebody to say, "you're going to be in pain for the rest of your life, and i'm going to make sure you're here for a lot of years". it somewhat can be construed as torture. in 2014, paul lost a case at the supreme court. two out of nine judges said they would have made a declaration that the c

fergal keane, bbc news, durban. we will have plenty of coverage across bbc news. arrival of baby sussex, with their first public appearances since his birth. just to warn you that lisa hampele's report has some flash photography. band plays congratulations. it is congratulations from the band of the royal regiment of scotland at the changing of the guards at windsor castle. just within earshot, baby sussex is settling in, to his new home in the private estate of windsor castle. at a luncheon for members of the order of merit, his great—grandfather made a rare public appearance at the queen's side. he was clearly delighted, as was she. the queen was quizzed about the latest addition to the family by the former prime minister of canada, the right honourablejean chretien. congratulations, another great—grandchild. how many of them have you got now? eight. you beat me by one. the parents of three of those eight great—grandchildren said they were thrilled. i'm very pleased and glad to welcome my brother to the sleep—deprevation society that is parenting. so that'll be.

fergal keane, bbc news, durban. much more of the election on our website.ival of baby sussex, with their first public appearances since his birth. just to warn you that lisa hampele's report has some flash photography. it is congratulations from the band of the royal regiment of scotland at the changing of the guards at windsor castle just as baby sussex is settling in his new home in a private estate at windsor castle. his great—grandfather made a rare public appearance at the queens side. he was clearly delighted, as was achieved. she was squeezed by the former prime minister of canada. congratulations. how many of them have you got now? you beat me by one. the parents of three of those great—grandchildren say they were thrilled. i am pleased to welcome my brother to the profession of parenting. i hope they settle down and enjoy the new family. these next few weeks are a bit daunting, first time around. thank you very much. on a trip to germany, prince charles was given a teddy bear by the german president. they are there for four days so they could not b

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fergal keane, bbc news, johannesburg.iamentary elections which take place later this month, urging people to say "yes to europe, and no to climate change". after gaining 185 council seats in last week's english local elections, the party is hopeful of improving on the three meps it secured in 2014. 0ur political correspondent chris mason has more details. terrible, terrible blu tacking skills. low—key and do—it—yourself. there's none of the glitz or choreography the big parties love here. five years ago, the green party won three of the uk's 73 seats in the european parliament. but now believe they can grow taller. we are standing on a commitment to stop brexit through a people's vote. with so much focus on brexit, what about the environment? climate is clearly bigger than brexit, and remaining in the eu is a means to an end. climate change doesn't stop at the border. what do you say to critics who point to your campaigning to stay in the eu and simply say it's anti—democratic? the referendum was held and you guys lost. p

fergal keane, bbc news, johannesburg.whether it was clealry labelled with all its ingredients. but for people with severe food allergies that's exactly what they need to know — for some it's even a matter of life or death. now the food standards agency is intervening. (ani subtitle) it has proposed strict new rules for ‘pre—packaged' food. it wants a full list of ingredients clearly marked (an) — including highlighting the 14 major allergens, like fish, eggs and shellfish. the proposals follow the death of fifteen—year—old natasha ednan—laperouse who had an allergic reaction to a pret—a—manger baguette. 0ur correpsondent colleta smith reports. it's a big day, isn't it? have a seat. this is tanya and nadim ednan—laperouse. it's been three years since their daughter natasha died after an allergic reaction to a sandwich from pret. because it was made and wrapped in the shop, it didn't have to have an ingredients label. there is a need to work on the issues in the supply chain about what's going into food, because... today, t

kevin keane, bbc news, aberdeen. so what's the rest of the world doing to cut emissions? the world's greenhouse gases, and our correspondent robin brant is in china's biggest city, shangai. robin, how hard are the chinese trying to combate climate change? —— shanghai. they are trying very hard, china signed up to the paris card, and lots of reasons for the government to try to deal with emissions here —— the paris accord. this night—time rainbow down in the city of shanghai, common in hundreds of cities across china. cities like this have expanded hugely over the last 20 years and much of this power comes from coal, the big problem. 59% of china's power is generated by coal, 70% of its carbon dioxide emissions at the moment caused by coal. we have seen those emissions increase as well, and that is the big problem. ithink increase as well, and that is the big problem. i think one of the biggest challenges for this country's government, led by xi jinping, it hasi.4 country's government, led by xi jinping, it has 1.4 billion people it needs to cater for, an economy thatis it

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four star general jack keane.e here and how you laid it out this week on how we can push back? >> first of all, what are we countering? russia has returned to the world stage as a global leader, sandra. challenging american -- that has existed since the collapse. soviet union and increased their sphere of influence under putin in eastern europe, syria, south asia, latin and south america, africa, and the arctic. what the administration is trying to stitch together and what we need is a comprehensive strategy to counter russia's moves here. one, to deter their conventional warfare build-up which has erased the technological advantage the united states has had for years and we're at somewhat risk if confronted with them. we know that and that's why the trump defense build-up is so important. two, we have to confront russia's aggression. we've seen it in eastern europe and syria, now in our own hemisphere in venezuela. they use disinformation campaigns, cyberattacks, election meddling and disguising unconventional wa

let's bring in senior strategic analyst general jack keane for a lot of foreign-policy tonight. what do you make of the back and forth, the president said he is operating in this interest to my administration, admits he is doing it, a spokesman saying the president has it all wrong. >> pretty outrageous behavior on the part of john kerry. we have a new president elected by the people, he is entitled to put in place foreign-policy. congress has oversight of it. john kerry disagrees with that foreign-policy and is undermining it with a foreign government, not just a foreign government but an adversary of the united states since 1980, pretty horrible behavior on his part. >> mike pompeo said we do not want war but we will do what we have to do if you come after us or our interests. a republicans said this, quote, i am warning you, the commander of the first force is an evil bested but not an idiot. he knows the us military is able to bring his butchers to their knees if americans are targeted. he should rethink his recent provocative action. where does this go? >> i agree with the

joining me now to discuss this is fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane.eral, is this a country we have not given enough coverage to lately? does this have to do with iraq? >> no, this largely has to do with iran's aggressive behavior in the region and the fact that this is the first administration to truly push back on them. we are using sanctions to do that. we designated the irgc as a terror theist organization -- terrorist organization, but we also are shutting down countries doing owl trading with iran -- oil trading with iran. and i know for a fact based on reports that the sanctions are really taking a hold on iran. so iran, and "the wall street journal"'s reporting and i have the tendency to believe it -- that what the administration is doing is moving this carrier battle strike group into the middle east and also a bomber task force. why? because they've got intelligence now in the public domain that iran has full intentions of attacking our forces in iraq, some 5,000 there, in syria, some 2,000 there, conducting drone attacks in the straits of ho

. >> they didn't want general jack keane, any idea why?> he was on the short list of the president. lindsey graham, he's been in the senate for a long time. he now is chairman of a very powerful committee. you know, going over and being the secretary of defense was not something he wanted to do. he conveyed that to the president. you know, jack keane had also decided it wasn't something he wanted to do. and, you know, became influential in terms of actually convincing lindsey graham to come around on shanahan. largely because a number of people felt to be a defense secretary in an acting role makes you ineffective in the job at a time when there's military issues across the globe. >> now the big question is whether or not shanahan's leadership at boeing is going to cause a problem. we'll have to wait and see. thaur thank you. >>> up next, small states, big stakes. what it will take for the 2020 candidates to win support among voters in the three keep primary states of iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. we're going to tap into our prim

. >> general jack keane is chairman for the institute of war and fox news senior analyst.raood morning to my next guest. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> martha: where does this trade war standite at the definf an ultimate trade war. clearly, china backed out of what was believed to be a coordinated deal, 150 pages, major recommendations. their leadership backed away from it. i think even though the chief negotiator agreed with the united states, they didn't want to do it because it looked like they were giving in to the united states. we have got to recognize that world image and domestic image for the communist party running china is a major, major issue. and i think even today that issue is -- was seen being played out. they unleashed their state owned media, sandra, to come up with this bluster that you were quoting there and also to threaten us. but, president xi isn't doing that. china knows full well that the president has imposed tariffs on them. and but at the end of the day, they don't want this relationship to go away. they desperately need the united sta

this is going east out of crockett to the current keane is 80 east at pomona there's a big break with an overturned trailer. they have the right lane blocked as they try to figure out how to up writing clear this trailer, no major delays getting through because of the counter commute direction, but it's something to keep your eyes open for here's a picture of snapshot that i took from the caltrans camera and look at the trailer portion you see how it's on its side. so this may be with us for a while i'll definitely continue to track it. one quick peek at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic cross falling from the maze but that's normal for this time of morning john. >>well robin low clouds over the bay bridge as well as a lot of other spots in the bay this morning and that might make you think we're in for a cloudy one ahead of us but these clouds are going to part into the afternoon and you'll have more sunshine than not this is not blow this morning you can see a bit of blue in there already, but still some mostly cloudy conditions to get things started current temperatures are mild in

let's ask fox news senior strategic analyst, general jack keane.s: we've heard for a while that there was a clear communication with our european allies and why we need it to send the fleet out there, have the show of force. now it appears that john bolton will present that if it is what we think. where do we go from here? >> first of all, these acts were done after the united states had made the announcement that we were going to put some forces back into the region that we had taken out based on credible intelligence. obviously this is a statement that they're making based on evidence that one, they did have credible intelligence and number 2, we need to expose the iranians for the malign behavior they're up to. that denied this obviously. they're going after the uae's tankers and the saudi's pipeline. that is an act of war what they're doing here. they have to be called out for it. an international arena like the u.n. is the proper place to do it. what are the iranians up to here? it fills a pattern of aggressiveness that they've had in the regi

with the u.s., all because of his multiple meetings with iran's foreign minister peer general jack keane is here to weigh in, he is next. former fbi director james comey goes after rod rosenstein, bill barr, and the president. comey still saying it is possible the russians have leverage over president trump. the comments, as we may just be weeks away from the results of several investigations into the investigators, including comey. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. fox news team coverage tonight on announcing foreign policy issues from iran to china to north korea. correspondent david spent standing by, but we start with correspondent trace gallagher and president trump versus a top administration official from the obama administration. good evening, trey's. >> good evening, shannon. in addition to new sanctions on iran, steel, aluminum, copper, iron sectors and dispatching a u.s. air carrier strike task force to the middle east, president trump would not rule out the possibility of military action in iran for the president added he would like ira

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a wildcat open space looking at some areas of rain currently and also through the car keane is some lighttching this one is kind of just sit ovary and hayward but it is great actually moving to the east on 5.80 getting closer to double in now probably are most significant showers as of the moment. they later on today showers are only going to get more significant more widespread rainfall towards the hours of 07:08:09am, isolated pockets of heavier rainfall drifting across the day by the time we work towards mid morning into the early afternoon showers becoming more widespread yet your best chance of thunderstorms will be for the north bay today, particularly sonoma and napa and solano counties then showers begin to taper off you're still going to look at some rain into the evening tonight by t rent situation playing out still a couple lingering showers possible for the south bay. but by the afternoon it's sunshine for your friday, a good chance to get back outside enjoy the start of the weekend after the past couple of days. daytime highs today cooler than yesterday as we're we're mostly

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quakes already keane's global warming nuclear war may come by always human with depletion and in the show e.t.c. e.t.c. . when you think of austria you tend to think of towering mountains and went to sports and might look identical but locals are only too aware that in some places this pristine alpine world is under threat from climate change global warming is causing the alps to slowly crumble. it's been months since it happened but rudolf girt remembers as if it were yesterday. is gone. only a small section of it is left with no. use to stretch from the woods over there along the bushes all the way to the next neighbor's. in a matter of seconds one hundred fifteen thousand cubic meters of rubble thundered down into the valley the rock slide came to a stop just twenty meters from his house in a small to rolly in village in the files valley. that considers it nothing short of a miracle that he and his family can sit at this table today no one came to harm to get family breed cattle the animals in the summer months high up on the mountain pass just dance as the curls are his pride and

the sure freeways quiet right off the car keane is all the way down to the maze. it's a very quick 15 minutes for your average and then check in the south bay 8.80 out of san jose trouble free heading north at 8 minutes from to 80 up to to 37. well to the north a now a man was killed in a crash on highway 12 in fairfield so he was sitting at a red light when a white man ris rolled up and hit him from behind this crash cause chain reaction 5 cars total were involved and the people in the other car suffered juries. this yesterday afternoon just before rush hour. all lanes of highway 12 or shut down for that investigation for about 2 hours. and then those lanes have since reopened. well to the east right now police are investigating a crash involving a tesla look at this photo just drove right into a dry cleaning business in lafayette this happened yesterday on marotta road you can see that black tesla after its match asher the window of that business there. the front of the store was just completely smashed in, but no one was hurt that is good news. actress amy poeh

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that keane's had proposed or a bank or and then the u.s. dollar it was able to exert itself as the unit of accounts and that gives it a lot of power an exorbitant privilege you might say he wants to ban it i can't ban bitcoin but he is recognized and the power as a unit of account is where it's sort that's the ultimate source of double points there he says we should ban but going of course that's impossible because you can't ban mass and you can't ban the internet. that's 2 strikes against you and then you can influence the rest of the world to accept this imperial imposition that's 3 strikes you're out and now in the progression of big going from a store of value to medium of exchange to unit of account as you point out he's open the door now to unit of account that is stage 3 big coin adoption that's game over for any other 5 currency in the world right now during the store of value that move from a dollar where we told the world to buy it so $100000.00 in my view is going to start to become more of a medium of exchange and then you have

who is able to draw an army of young supporters to his cause saying pretty much similar things in keane it may well be looking to do the same thing peter all over r.t. berlin. yellow vest the rallies have taken place across france for a twenty fifth consecutive weekend with street fires and clashes seen in several cities activists keeping up the pressure on president micron that's despite his policy proposals last week the latest rallies in paris though saw the lowest turnout so far some activists say that was down to the harsh police response of recent demonstrations as follows brutal clashes on may day when twenty four thousand people took to the streets across the country. thailand has crowned its new king marking the beginning of a grand three day ceremony now the last time such an event occurred in the country was almost seventy years ago while the king's reign officially began back in twenty sixteen he still had to complete a number of buddhist and brahman rituals these allow him to symbolically transform into a living gods and permit him to proclaim himself as the wool patron of

weekend at weekend, warrington beating wigan 6-1a, at weekend, warrington beating wigan 6—1a, toby keane huddersfield. . back to kate. hello. this is bbc news. let's return to the race to become the conservative leader and, ultimately, the prime minister. this evening, dominic raab has become the sixth candidate to publicly confirm they are standing — alongside borisjohnson, rory stewart, esther mcvey, jeremy hunt and matt hancock. before the news that mr raab was standing, i spoke to sebastian payne, whitehall correspondent at the ft, and the journalist anne mcelvoy , and started by asking anne what she made of the race so far. i think it's very obvious that this contest is really at the moment all about boris johnson's leadership, or attempts to become leader. and all of the others are basically trying to trim their campaigns around what they think boris johnson's leadership campaign is going to look like, not least matt hancock and rory stewart there, coming out as the younger modernisers. but already, differences between them. would they serve in the event of no—deal or would they no

keep in mind the chp has issued a special when advisory for the bay bridge richmond center felker keane is and the golden gate so be extra cautious on those bridges this morning, here's the golden gate you can see it's soggy but no major issues so the drive from the north bay. i think you'll be fine 20 minutes to roll south nevado to the toll plaza. we have the return center fl quiet here. no accidents or stall so a very quick 8 minutes to make your way into the north bay we're checking in on traffic tracker looking at some more freeways and drive times and they're off to a great start so for us so far for those of you who take highway 4 here at 14 minutes antioch to conquer 6.80 looks good going south. so does the minutes i don't see any major problems for one to one. so if you have to leave the south bay and work your way up peninsula that's under 30 minutes so far from san jose to menlo park and that is right on top of course as you just said the roads are wet rain coming down from some folks in the bay area, not everybody but we have kron four is the only a 7 is who is traveling thr

margaret keane will be joining us next. this is bloomberg. loomberg.american consumer is the driver of the u.s. economy. they have supported solid growth. there may be some indications of some weakening, particularly in the liquid season credit card payments. we welcome margaret keane. servicing a million credit card holders. welcome back. it's good to have you here. access into so many consumer credit cards. what you see? margaret: we've been watching this very closely. in 2016.d looking we tightened up a bit. we feel pretty good about where the consumer is. one of the things we look at is that patterns. consumers are paying their debt. alix: are there any areas that have weakness? where would you be looking to double check? margaret: you want to be prepared before you see that the liquid seas. we look at minimum payment, are ?hey paying their payments we don't see any indication that. we feel confident about where the consumer is. david: when you see some indication of banks, do you have a different set of customers? are you protecting against the ev