. >> luca's family hasn't called this place home in 20 years. in the foothills of the mountain, this is where the young luca spent his earlier years, his childhood home long since abandoned, surrounded by minefields. in the balkan wars in the early 1990s, serbian militiamen killed his grandmother, his father fought for the croatian army. the family fled the violence with 6-year-old luca, they made their way to a coastal town. luca's family found a home in this town. >> we had a playground number of mortars, when the general alarm went off, we lost our years. >> rob and his childhood found strength in part. they saw the determination that would define him, playing on a team of children of war, he always stood out. >> luca was hyperactive. he immediately stood out in front of this whole generation as a young football player. his father even told me he leapt with his football. >> many of those who played with him have fled violence. he is the ceo of the youth people e team says the fighting didn't ruin the children, it strengthened them. >> luca wa

is luca full-grown? >> luca is full-grown.l of our species, we are really excited to have them here, have them really here for the public, and to enjoy species that used to be native. like in the case of luca many years ago, around the state. >> i note kicked off yesterday. a big weekend this weekend and all the best. thanks for sharing them. >> thank you. we hope that everybody comes out here and really enjoys what this is for the community. >> i hope so, too. well, that's the latest. wheel say goodbye to luca one more time. he hasn't moved much since i've been here but he is breathing. he looks very, very relaxed. come on up, all weekend long, all week long, actually, at the oakland zoo. as you mentioned, $82 million, 25 years to build the california trail. walking along the boardwalk, you see these different habitats. >> no selfies with luca, frank. we don't advise that. >> thanks for the tour. >>> on sunday, don't forget, the world cup final between france and croatia. when it comes to the business of world cup, though, ni

lucas: thank you, mr. secretary. could we turn for the moment -- since trade seems to be the topic here -- and i represent an ag and energy district. in both situations we produce more in my region and generally of those products than we can consume in the united states, thinking of natural gas as well as certain ag americans. the situation that we find ourselves in that the president and the administration are trying to address, both with china and the rest of the world, would seem to me to be something that has evolved not in the last few months or days or weeks but literally the positions of our predecessors in congress and previous administrations, starting after the second world war. give the world an opportunity to do business with the united states, encourage economic development, capitalism, and democracy will follow. now, the europeans have strong economic system from the ashes of the second world war they created it and a strong politically democratic system, a democracy pattern there. our friends on the ot

actually also you leaning on opec now to raise production so you can't really have it both ways mr lucas what the sicht will the president's actions whether it's attacking opec asking them to increase production beyond their agreements all imposing sanctions on iranian oil what is that going to do to all markets and the prices. well there's actually two levels here and i actually think that trump's call on saudi arabia to increase production by two million barrels per day it's a bit of grandstanding and it's a bit of destruction from the real story because that second level which is that working level is that opec has agreed to raise production by up to one million barrels per day which will of course cover for the pressure on iranian falling exports caused by the u.s. sanctions so there has been a little bit of defacto cooperation between the americans and opec which is putting pressure on iran to the point where iranian oil exports could fall by up to forty percent from two point five million barrels to one point five million barrels per day in other words that one million barrels per

scott lucas professor of political science international studies and american politics at the university of birmingham and from london is on janine driver all in gas correspondent for the financial times a very warm welcome to all of you miss robin i'm going to start with you has opec been artificially manipulating oil prices or does president trump not understand or markets well this is what's really funny at the moment because producers came together to cut production over the last in order to stabilize the oil market in fact that's also helped big u.s. show produces as well so even as donald trump has been saying look saudi arabia and other opec produces a manipulating the market is actually also you leaning on opec now to raise production so you can't really have it both ways mr lucas what the sicht will the president's actions whether it's attacking opec asking them to increase production beyond their agreements all imposing sanctions on iranian oil what is that going to do so or oil markets and the prices. well there's actually two levels here and i actually think that trump's call

medscape historical printing shop features portraits of all the reformations big players including lucas come out and martin luther a man has his own theory about why the two reformers came to collaborate let's hop on the time machine it's fifteen seventeen and live the seas have been nailed to the door of the church but what happens next the other day i think about it but he did a little another species lasted about a day and a half on the door because of the bad weather there was a debate in the town hall about how to make it easier for people to read their species. well just on their own one man stood up. the elder about he said friends i'm not just a painter i also have a pretty press give me the text and some money. and that's how in fifteen seventeen lucas connaught became the reformations first printer here's a small copy of the ninety five theses all we do is try to realize the popularity of luther's ideas he told luther that he would print whatever he wrote on a monday and that sittin. the comments later put out a collection of luther's writings and a series of pamphlets such as

back back we visit a place that martin luther must've known all too well the estate of lucas elder a man who greatly contributed to the spreading of luther's idea governor was a smart businessman a pharmacist publican mayor but above all pain a man of talent and influence. as you can probably tell by the size of this estate this used to be home to one of the wealthiest men in the back lucas kind of the elder is today considered one of germany's finest renaissance painters and many of the most famous portraits of martin luther were produced right here in this workshop. but cannot just paint luther more importantly he printed and published his writing printing was as high tech as it got because the revolutionary gutenberg press had only recently been invented if you want to print many evil style you can give it a shot at the kind of hole. oh oh oh i'm just meant gets visitors every day here he's taken time out to print something just for me but first we need to pick the letters. of oh he's got to me i've got an e. . it's a little short for printing because he hears way too look don't l

galo: lucas es uno de los demandantes, tiene 12 aÑos. es originario de guatemala.en los Ángeles con solicito su custodia. cuando una trabajadora social visitÓ su casa, el hermano de su compaÑera de habitaciÓn estaba de visita. a pesar de que el hogar era adecuado para recibir al menor, la funcionaria ordenÓ que todos los adultos que residÍan en ella tendrÍa que presentarse para la toma de huellas, incluyendo el hermano de su compaÑera de habitaciÓn. quien no tenÍa nada que ver con esta solicitud. >> el tema es si este es un pretexto para buscar indocumentados. sÍ le puede negar la custodia del menor de edad, si no se presentan los habitantes de un hogar, para las huellas digitales. galo: la demanda no establece el estatus legal del visitante. sÍ escribe que Éste no se presentÓ para las huellas. un mes mÁs tarde, la hermana de lucas fue advertida de que su caso de custodia fue negado sin derecho a apelaciÓn, precisamente por este incidente. el menor permanece detenido. ha sido diagnosticado con yernos o depresivo mayor. patricia: la mÁs reciente reg del departamento

quay, lucas, austin scott of georgia, crawford, mrs. hartzler, rodney davis of illinois, yoho, marshal, david cott of georgia, costa, walls, grisham of eu han new mexico of new mexico. from the committee on education and the work force for considerations of 4204 and 9131 of the house bill and modifications committed to. ms. foxx, mr. allen and ms. adams. from the committee on energy and commerce for substilets a and b 6203, e 6, section 6202, 01, 407, 6409, 6603, 7 605, 8106, 8507. 9119, 9121 and 11101 of the

forrest lucas is from indiana.. but has become active in defending western ranchers.4713 the cattlemen, a lot of them are broke. they're going out of business. this is something they need to understand in dc that the west needs some help. 4722 he just happens to know someone very powerful in d-c.4403 mike pence. i told him about this and we should do something about it. because it'd be good for the republican party. good for mike. good for the president. 4418 that was several months ago. his efforts paid off this week when he was able to fly the hammonds back home to burns, oregon... where they received a hero's welcome.5232 i thought that was the greatest thing in the world. all these people at the airport. that was the coolest thing in the world for them to be flown in, in a private jet. 5239 early on the hammonds' trial and sentence attracted others sympathetic to their cause... which ultimately led to the take over of a wildlife facility in eastern oregon and a stand off with federal agents. one suspect fleeing

a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. the weekend has brought us more of the same, lots of warm sunshine around and most parts of the country have been dry. once again we stick with that drive themes for the course of this evening, overnight and really for much of the week ahead. things will turn a little bit cooler, particularly toward the northeast overnight where we start to draw in more cloud and breeze from the north sea, still really hot and muggy, particularly the further south you are, 18 degrees arc of all sunshine and the more cloud than recent days, particularly across parts of eastern england and scotland. the breeze starting to come in for more of a northerly direction, across the northern half of the country you will not be quite as hot as it has been. around about 17 degrees in newcastle for instance, 28 or 29 to cardiff and london, still sticky in the south. after a slightly cooler interludes through the middle of the week it will turn hotter and stay

is scott lucas professor of international politics at the university of birmingham from london we're joined by philip mcgrane former economic advisor to the president of the european commission via skype from hong kong is pauline leung managing director of asia analytical welcome to you all let's start with you kind of trade war i want to get too bogged down in trade and terrorist but nonetheless that's where we'll start can a trade war between the u.s. and china be one will one side come out of this victorious over the other. no no one wins in a trade war let's just get that's you know set out from the very start of this discussion one side may suffer less it's trade in investment baby affected losses jobs may be affected less in this case probably china but the whole point about international trade is not that it's a win lose the whole point is is that each side benefits by building upon its strengths now that is what the trade the trouble ministration is challenging the idea that donald trump has isn't that you have a cooperative relationship where both sides win and trade it is t

the story of little lucas the go getter. >> hello, everybody. this is paul from detroit, i'm your chauffeur for today. >> we get a sweet ride in a corvette limo. swree we're headed in this party on wheels. we have our team breaking down the best on the >>. >> are you still doing the two piece chicken >> this is at an electronics show. a whole group of armed men, masks up, come straight in and act like it is a buffet. they want whatever they want. they take all of the people in the store, they take whatever they want from them, it is easy picking. then the video takes a very hard 180. come on, everybody, fight back. this guy alone goes and then falls to the ground himself. the story behind this is bana s bananas. they come to rob the place. they don't see the police officer that just happened to ask if he would use their bathroom. >> he was waiting for them. >> he hears what is going on. you see the moment he comes bursting out of the bathroom. the guy at the entrance casually shoots that officer in the leg. he takes a bullet to the leg so he was

lucas may have some explaining to do.ric steamboat was destroyed by fire today in the 190-foot s.s. "st. claire," first launched in 1910, was docked and undergoing repairsen. no one was hurt. for more than 80 years, the "st. claire" ferried passengers to the boblo amusement park in canada until it closed in the 1990s. in britain today, authorities stepped up their search for how two people were poisoned by a nerve agent delevoped by the soviet union. the man and woman are in critical condition. novichok is the poison that sickened an ex-russian spy and his daughter in the united kingdom in march. steve hartman is next, with a nationwide search for a memory. hartman's searches for a memory. prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. the wonderful thing about polident is the fact that it's very, very tough on bacteria, yet it's very gentle on the denture itself. polident's 4 in 1 cleaning system consists of 4 powerful ingredients that work together t

south of the border - at cabo san lucas.for anyone who loves food, drink and fun in the sun. welcome to resort town of cabo. there's plenty of good food in the bay area but when in cabo! time to check out why so many of californians like to head south...to baja californiia. sure, it's the bar scene - like sammy hagars cabo wabo where tequila flows freely... and here at the beach... you'll find sun bathers and guys willing to wheel and deal for ten dollar boatrides. people come here for the sport fishing. but the best part for foodies - fresh fish tacos made by hand only feet from the water. there are roving bands of - mariachi's. and rambo here blowing kisses to the tourists. at the office, just another day! that's the name of this beach bar - the office. aptly named if you want to tell folks back home - you're busy at the office. in cabo san lucas, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (jrs) if you have if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... you can send an email to our vicki li

lord lucas.ls for the government to improve air quality. one mp argued that part of the answer was to plant more trees. will she gave the secretary of state a good thump in that direction of taking trees seriously? trees are closely related to the quality of air that we breathe in our country, and this government only plans to sort clean air out by 2040. can't we have more trees like the northern forest initiative, the white rose initiative? but will she get that man next to him to do something and do something now? the minister explained that michael gove, sitting next to her on the front bench, was very keen on trees. my right honourable friend the secretary of state is exceptionally passionate about trees. and i think he will find in terms of constituency he has the highest concentration of trees in the country. and more was being done. i was at the planting of the first lowther park estate which was 230,000 trees due to be planted. there is more happening, up in doddingston moor, and that is

still with us is luca paolini.he boj matters because we have seen this downward pull in global bond you. yields.en -- bonded the decisions of the bank of japan is important but it doesn't change the reality. inflation in japan is very weak and the central bank is forced to provide more's amulet. they are not in a position to change dramatically the position they have been using the last two years. risk, i think any kind of change in this environment can affect the clients. we have seen the dollar be relatively strong. nejra: we saw some outsize ahead of this decision so the fact that were going to get a bit more flexibility around that target, are you expecting more volatility because of that? luca: the bank of japan from one side compelled to do more but on the other side they are aware of the wrist too much stimulus. they need this flexibility. we have seen this in the past. --y are not in a position i think there will be more volatility going forward driven by the central bank policy. francine: you will get back

in this trade or that trader who gets to import export more this is a much broader conflicts scott lucas is the u.s. a rogue state is it trying to destroy the global system of rules and institutions and if so why. i don't think the u.s. is a rogue state because i think american economic institutions many american political institutions want to maintain international order but donald trump and his inner circle are roque's they are the ones who have a particular vision which is that there is no need for international cooperation and a that international cooperation is a threat and let me explain that by going beyond what pauline just said i agree with her that key trump advisers see the fight with china as being foremost that includes former advisers like steve bannon the white house chief of staff but two things one is is that donald trump can hold that idea of china as a threat while quite liking the chinese leaders nation paying because he had myers strength and secondly this war and it is a trade war was not just with china it is with the european union truck doesn't believe there shou

. >>> cheyenne and lucas kopeschka were being interviewed for a >>> a close call for newlyweds shortly after shing their i do's. >> -- oh, my god. >> cheyenne and lucas were being interviewed for the wedding video. they had to jump out of the way of a branch. they made it out as -- in time. they had some minor scrapes but they were not face. >> i have never seen anything like this. i am happy they walked out and we had an amazing rest of the day. they did not let this ruin their day. >> after the incident, the bride said, our love is forever going to be stronger than that tree. >> closer to home, -- >>> these california newlyweds found a silver lining from the smoke of a county fire. they used it as the background for this gorgeous photo. it was taking saturday evening in yolo county about 10 miles from where this fire started earlier that day. >>> sports tonight, i have the hobnob with the bona fide star of the music in the big-screen industry. who was that? i will tell you. i also have johnny cueto, worked up for so ...hosted the cardinals tonight. giants scored

and lucas eastwood up and i will submit this to you is also on the board.he has also been known to force rent hikes to evict people on property on fulton street. this is what we are really afraid of. watching people out because of profits and hiding underneath any kind of small attempts to make it seem like they are being equitable and reasonable. we have said everything we can say. we need you to do the right thing. thank you. >> president hillis: next speaker, please. >> hello. i am a long-term resident. thirty-eight years. my family has been on this street for over 54 years. this jeopardizes so many of us renters. being pushed out. we have met only because of your suggestion to reach out to the community. we decided to have a community meeting at the san francisco police department on a friday night. that was his first attempt. we all seated with him. over 25 residents are against this. this pushes and jeopardizes so many other tenants. our way of living, our culture. it is not compromising to what we are like a you can say that we are adding housing, bu

so the project -- we're really excited about this because lucas, who we work closely with, gave us a little bit more information about what children play areas are all about. and it's really a project which will create user-friendly accessible experience for families and caregivers to find info about parks. it will also assist our permits division in informing the public on what to expect when they're scheduling a party, especially for children. when you rent our space with recreation and parks you want to be able to give them access to the playground. and mission clubhouse in the mission district has a great clubhouse for parties but when you look at the playground it's all sand. so it's definitely something that we want to pay close attention to in regards of assessing these children play areas. so this is a proposal that lucas is trying to really connect with with the recreation and parks department to see if it's a possibility to have an internship, and to also have an intern to assess most of the playgrounds. so as we showed here in the project, there were photos and icon descri

across america, there are workers like a lucas and sons, who have jobs. but those jobs don't open doors of opportunity like they once did or provide the middle-class life that our workers expect. in the wake of our recovery, we had gotten our economy back on its feet, thanks to the policies put in place by barack obama. people are getting by. but they are not necessarily getting ahead. that is what our country is supposed to do, give everyone a shot at getting ahead. means tondeed what it make it in america. as our economy continues to strengthen, we must do more to ensure that workers can take care of their families. to do that, we need to raise wages, including a long-overdue increase in the minimum wage. we need to make health care more affordable and stop government corruption that worsens inequality. those are the core principles of house democrats for the people, platform for 2018. i will be giving a speech in september on how we can make government and congress work better for the people so that our government is more responsive and congress works

before that let's get the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening.ur midsummer heat wave continues, another hot, sunny day, many parts of the country seeing temperatures above 30 degrees yet again. this was the scene taken by one of our weather watchers at st ives, beautiful day heading to the beach. a bit cooler around the coast with sea breeze is but hot today in land. the satellite shows where we have had a bit of patchy, fairweather cumulus cloud bubbling up fairweather cumulus cloud bubbling up of the heat and a bit more cloud as well through the rest of this evening and tonight across parts of scotla nd evening and tonight across parts of scotland into northern ireland as well. a little more cloud starting to filter down the east coast as well. and a slightly cooler field to the weather here, temperatures about 12 degrees or so in aberdeen but down towards southern and western parts of england and wales overnight temperatures holding at around 18 celsius. another warm, sticky humid night ahead. monday is very much still high—pressure that is dr

prison over a seventeen million dollars embezzlement scandal which is also embroiled croatia's captain luca moderates moderates has played on in this world cup despite being charged with perjury in the case gracious first president from new to german once said football victories shaped the nation's identity as much as was due considering the past twenty years of these two rivals to german might just be right paul brennan al-jazeera. celebrations in croatia have reached government level earlier ministers and that for a cabinet session and they were all dressed in national team jerseys probably didn't get too much work to. the fee for a world football museum has been set up in moscow and is getting fans thinking about their best memories from previous tournaments at the richardson went and had a look around this is the jewels remain a trophy first point for the world cup in one thousand nine hundred thirty and won by uruguay last lifted by brazil in one thousand nine hundred seventy four is replaced by the trophy that will be on show at the final on sunday in moscow it isn't the original chil

lucas: netflix has declined to specify.i had to give an educated guess, it would be a mix of the lack of really buzzy shows in justuarter and then also some competition for attention from something like the world cup, which was only for a couple weeks of a quarter, but does tend to impact the number of people that sign up for a service like netflix, because they are watching something else and don't need to sign up for something new. in terms of the shows, netflix has always had its biggest hits -- new seasons of big hits and new, buddy shows drive -- buzzy shows drive new subscribers. they didn't have that big breakout in the quarter, especially not with some of the older demographic they might be trying to lure in the u.s., where they had their biggest miss. julie: the company has made a lot of the fact that they got a lot of and me -- of emmy nominations. is that something that drives growth in subscribers? emmy nominations are irrelevant for short-term subscriber additions. they provide a little halo for the company, a

a news analyst mr lucas gets the unsub. is a call to get. up to these kinds of subtle bugs. people put big dreams on the big screen. the magazine on the dummy. in the beginning was the stone and it was in the stone that the gods dwell. to the bedouins the hills around when he moves south the valley of moses' and the jordanian does it was sacred. petra the word means no no was the name greek historians gave to the place a context site of the nabatean was a powerful nomadic tribe who came to prominence more than two thousand years ago the nabatean is long since passed into history sacrificial rites no longer take place on the hill tongues get on entering this majestic world of cliffs and gorges at sunrise the visitor feels a sense of reverence the bedouin seems to as he was silent reminder to set off at an early hour because the world through the gornje is long and arduous and only in the first light of doom can the treasury be seen in its full glory. steps cut into the rock the whole mark of the mysterious world of an avatar. huge blocks human from the rock as high as a house

now let's get some context with scott lucas. scott a professor of international politics at the university of birmingham live this hour via skype from birmingham. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, scott. look, the president says that he will not talk about, will not ask about roe versus wade, that he will not discuss lgbt rights. but given this president's track record with truth, saying one thing and doing another, do you take him at his word? >> no. he's telling the truth here, george, because he doesn't have to ask about roe v. wade. he doesn't have to ask about lgbt rights. because the people on the white house short list all have a judicial record which points to the fact that they may overturn roe v. wade, that they may restrict lgbt rights. in other words, anyone who will uphold the current stance on abortion rights is not likely to be on the short list. and let me just add to what susan collins said, that she would oppose anyone who is hostile to roe v. wade. no smart nominee is going to go before the confirmation

is scott lucas professor of international politics at the university of birmingham from london we're joined by philip mcgrane former economic advisor to the president of the european commission and via skype from hong kong is pauline leung managing director of asia analytic i welcome to you all scott let's start with you could a trade war i want to get too bogged down in trade and terrorist but nonetheless that's where we'll start can a trade war between the u.s. and china be one will one side come out of this victorious over the other. no no one wins in a trade war let's just get that's you know set out from the very start of this discussion one side may suffer less it's trade in investment baby affected losses jobs may be affected less in this case probably china but the whole point about international trade is not that it's a win lose the whole point is is that each side benefits by building upon its strengths now that is what the trade the trouble ministration is challenging the idea that donald trump has isn't that you have a cooperative relationship where both sides win and tra

lucas: as they are material difference -- materially different or new.llas one that not see until 2020. at&t has pledged to invest more in programming. when you invest more, you do not see those for another year or two. the impact of the programming may be even longer because it will be hard to know -- i don't seek he will automatically someone cancel netflix, so i think this new competition we are talking about, it should be four years until we see what the real impact is. yvonne: thank you. lucas shaw, our bloomberg media reporter joining us from l.a. on netflix. switching to bank earnings, u.s. consumers are borrowing more and that led to higher profit at bank of america. unit posted the highest earnings in eight years in the second quarter, and that helped the banks beat estimates. joining us is the managing director and global trading and in globalthat -- trading and universal banks. it seems a solid quarter for the banks. are you encouraged by the results despite what we are seeing in the stock prices? >> yes, we are obviously looking at fixed inco

my name's lucas eastwood. i am project sponsor here. i bought this inhabitable home on an rh-2 lot about a year ago, applied for two four story buildings. it became clear that this wasn't something that my immediately adjacent neighbors supported. i offered a three unit scheme, you know, i'm -- i wouldn't say i'm stuck in the middle, but on one hand, i think the maximizing the rh-2 is more of a -- where the policy drives me and the neighbors are sort of driving me a little bit more towards a smaller, scaled back version of this 'cause i think they prefer the single-family home nature of the block. thanks. >> hi. i'm brett gladstone and project architect is behind me. just a couple statements about the project staff report. there's two places only i understand that the current design differs from the staff report. staff didn't tell you exactly what they meant bhi a shaped roof, so i'm going to tell you. one is the shaped roof, one is the parapet. we increased the parapet to hide the fourth floor. they would like the parapet to stay low.

a news analyst mr lucas let's see if the unsub new stance goals of the so-called change can suck the good is kind of a side but most. people have put big dreams on the big story in. the magazine on the w. . time for an upgrade. how about fun sure that grows on buying. a house with. your design highlights you can make yourself. trends tips and tricks that will turn your home to special. upgrade yourself with g w interior design channel on you tube. pakistan is heading to the polls amidst an unprecedented crackdown on the media. we will tell you everything you need to know with live coverage and reports from islamabad and low whole. this week monday w. means oh. this is deja vu news live from berlin deadly wildfires in greece at least fifty people have been killed by raging fires spreading rapidly near outlets the government has acquired a state of emergency and is calling on the european union for out also coming up the german football association hits back at accusations of racism that's up for star midfield and those who bozo announced he's quitting the national team his decision as

smith of texas, lucas and ms. eddie bernice johnson of texas. or considerations of 811, 861, 863 and 280 of the house bill 6006 of ns, 1626 and the senate amendment and modifications committed to conference, mr. chabot, knight and velazquez. for sections 518, 554, 883, 1111, 049, 1050-b, 1095, 3528, 3529 and4, disks d of the house bill in ecretaries 153, 601, 1604, 3501, 3502. 7517 of the and senate amendment and modifications committed to conference. mrs. comstock and ms. brownley of california. from the committee on veterans affairs for considerations of 2844 n 547, 552, 1411 and of the house bill and section 721, 726 and modifications committed to conference mr. roe of tennessee, and walings. for consideration of 01 of the house bill and section 6201 of the senate amendment and modifications committed to conference mr. reichert, roskham and neal for considerations of 1076, 1079,6, 3 2, 2830-a, 3, 2822, 2830, 3549, 4810, 4837 division e and section 6101 1721, 4, 601, 1002, 2833, 2836 and 2518 of the senate amendment and modifications committed

is scott lucas professor of international politics at the university of birmingham from london we're joined by philip mcgrane former economic advisor to the president of the european commission via skype from hong kong is pauline leung managing director of asia analytic i welcome to you all scott let's start with you could a trade war i want to get too bogged down in trade and terrorist but nonetheless that's where we'll start can a trade war between the u.s. and china be one will one side come out of this victorious over the other. no no one wins in a trade war let's just get that's you know set out from the very start of this discussion one side may suffer less it's trade in investment baby affected losses jobs may be affected less in this case probably china but the whole point about international trade is not that it's a win lose the whole point is is that each side benefits by building upon its strengths now that is what the trade the truck ministration is challenging the idea that donald trump has isn't that you have a cooperative relationship where both sides win and trade it

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elsewehere, arsenal have agreed a deal to sign uruguay international midfielder lucas torreira from sampdoriall five of his country's world cup matches before the quarterfinal defeat against france. he'lljoin on a five—year deal. lorient midfielder matteo guendouzi, is also having a medical with the club. celtic have beaten alash—kert of armenia 3—0 in the first of four champions league qualifying rounds, thanks to goals from odsonne edouard, james forrest and callum mcgregor. onto tennis, and serena williams survived a scare to reach the wimbeldon semi finals. the 23—times grand slam champion lost her first set of the tournament but came through 3—6, 6—3, 6—4 against the italian camila giorgi. williams will face 13th seed yulia gur—gus on thursday. eleventh seed angelique kerber also reached the semi—finals with a 6—3, 7—5 win over russia's daria kasat—kina. kerber, the highest—ranked seed left in the women's competition, will face jelena ostapenko on thursday. jamie murray and bruno soares are out of the men's doubles. they lost their quarterfinal against raven klaasen and michael venus thr

onlookers. the tour so i wouldn't underestimate him completely. him completely. so you cannot feel but lucasdraw here. not the only former champion here. former champion here. somewhere she has described as being like home to her. like home to her. times —— she has one here seven times. times. from pregnancy so you don't know what we that'll go. what we that'll go. pressure on her but a lot of fans are gathering to see her. are gathering to see her. her sister venus is on court against alexander. alexander. first set, but that is much more on the bbc website. the bbc website. you can get the schedules and results there as well. schedules and results there as well. many of the big names in action today. i'll have more for you in the next hour. missed the football, so i'm glad you made it in time, jane! made it in time, jane! which for me is good for me because i know more about tennis. i know more about tennis. at least you got there for the crucial part! industry after brexit. sustainable and environmentally friendly in future. surrounding fishing policy are. away? 2019 also leaving the comm

elsewehere, arsenal have agreed a deal to sign uruguay international midfielder lucas torreira from sampdoriaear—old, who played in all five of his country's world cup matches before the quarter—final defeat against france, will join on a five—year deal. lorient midfielder matteo guendouzi is also having a medical with the club. the way seems to be clearing for serena williams to claim an eighth title at the all england club. on tuesday at wimbledon she made it into the semi—finals, although she didn't have it all her own way. here is austin halewood. another day, another grand slam quarterfinal for serena williams, her 13th at wimbledon, to be exact. it isa her 13th at wimbledon, to be exact. it is a tale we have all seen before, but italy's georgi was determined not to follow the script, hammering home the advantage in taking the first set. but anger serena williams at your own peril. the seven time champion straight back to level at 1—1, and fired up for more. the battle continued into the third, but in a match of fine margins, serena had the edge, just. this has been my fourth tournament

in terms of capturing the numbers, emily, myself and lucas tobin have been working hard with our -- i can't remember the area in the department -- but we're working on really capturing the numbers in a very concrete way. we're currently implementing that for our spring numbers as well as fall. excuse me, as well as summer. for the actual registrations. but, again, a lot of it is communication and there's so many people utilizing our services that we don't know about. and we can't capture the number of people just dropping in at the park because we don't have people sign a waiver to enter the park. so we're trying to capture as much as we can in formal registrations. once we master that we're hoping to take a bigger picture look at really who our -- the numbers of the people that we're serving within the whole department but right now we focus on registration. >> that's fantastic. so does most of your funding come from rec and park? or does it come from other areas? >> emily and i work within the department. so our programs are ultimately funded with whatever the budget of rec and park