lyn davidson, start us off.pened to the price of this stock is amazing and there is a lot behind it. it is a lot of money and the guardian sum it up as, the amount equivalent to nearly all of mcdonald's or three times as much as tesco. essentially, this amount has been wiped off facebook and they have revealed that about 3 million people have left facebook since the cambridge analytica data breach was revealed earlier this year and that was when something where something like 90 million profiles were breached. mark zuckerberg is taking the bulk of the hit from this, his own personal wealth, he owns almost 17% of the company and it fell from about 90 billion us dollars to about 71. struggling. 3 million european users have attended it. but it is still the norm? -- abandoned. although they have had this fall, the share price is still higher than it was a year ago and it still a huge, multinational east of —— beast ofa huge, multinational east of —— beast of a company. the mail is overthrowing it, the main problem

. —— lyn davidson. the uk has experienced its hottest day of the year so far, with 35.1dc recorded.ns are that the all—time record of 38.5 in 2003 could be broken tomorrow. however, the continuing extreme heat is calling problems —— causing problems in the nhs, warnings that the health service is facing similar pressures to the winter. passengers on eurotunnel were subjected to delays of up to six and a half hours when the air conditioning on trains failed. john kay reports from milton keynes. wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator. took a chunk out. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway. and the next thing i knew, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah. that's scary. it is. here in milton keynes, the heat has led to an increase in admissions including sunburn and sunstroke. we've got

joe lyns key lynskey with the details. these are the scorched fairways not do biba dundee.ere the ball can keep rolling and not always way you want it. jordan spieth arrived as defending champion but opening round showed why it stayed out the traps. as he folded, another american made the charge to the front. kevin kisner‘s made in south carolina and used to taking on the desert. 11 years ago, rory mcilroy came to carnoustie as an amateur. today, he looks very different on the course. he has not at all the brea ks the course. he has not at all the breaks today but is one to keep an eye on. the english charge is led by southgate, he is in touch with the lead but with the british lions to prevail, they need to take on the tiger, tiger woods is fit again and back to win majors. early birdies looking ominous for the rest of the field but for some, these conditions will make the open a dream, or a nightmare. joe lynskey, bbc news. a look at the leaderboard. kevin kisner of the us, out in front on 5—under. they really impressive performance when you consider his best showing as a

. >>> praxair is one step closer to completing its $45 billion merger with lyn it plans to sell $6 billionth of european assets in an effort te sec regulatory approval. shares of praxair rose 12% to fish the day at $161.88. >> barnes & noble has fired its ceo for violating company slicies. the company wouldncify what the violation was, but did say it was not related to finances. barnes & noble shares climbed to $5.90. >>> and after the bell tonight discount retailer price mart reported a rise in revenue that beta expons and profits did come in light. shares initially traded lowern the extended session erasing a 2% gain from earlier when shares closed at $93.40. >>> when you think of socia media influencers you also think of cebrities with b followings, but that's not always the case. regular people can also become influencers and all it takes is a niche, lots of posts and aow gring audience and the ad dollars can soon follow. kate rogers has more in the small business mraerts segment. >> the 20 recession hit kelly and daniel hard. he lost his job in personal training and hers as a youth co

lyn one hotel, 13 bro bridge put one lamp shade in the middle of the suite. >> wed wan it to look likeed nicely and invited people to touch. waddle h hidi is the director at starwood capital. their one hotel chain features sustainable designs like floors made fromreclaimed wood. the kind, a 200-room hotel can provide before we have a positive timpact on environment and the bottomine. >> across that room it starts to impact the industry at scale. >> we grew 530 publicly and someone had watched in during that tim and watched the growing. proce >> on track to become bartended, the same year she partneredou ao itelf mushroom, a lot less than her higher-end lighting and in a few days you'll have a new lamp just because s asked what if? >> you're seeing this next generation of sdeenedesigners te coming dnto productign that are bringing this ethos and this respect of nature and the finite resources that we have here on this planet. >> we can assure you that anielle trophy likes to eat mushrooms, as well, but she won't tell us what kind of mushrooms are used ithe lamp shades. that's a heavily

this is total lyn sane.re is just no other adjective. >> you co-wrote an article that calls the clarification when he said he meant to say wouldn't, not would, one of the worst moments in his presidency. was the walk back worse thanlt president's performance overseas? >> well, no. i don't think it was worse. but what i was trying to do with that piece was actually quoting senior officials in the trump administration who diagnosed this entire past week as one of the most disastrous and shambolic episodes so far. the senior west wing officials, my colleague and i spoke to for that piece were saying they were getting flash backs almost to the kind of level of tim ult that he had had to deal with and try to ineffectively stage mesh in the aftermath of trump's charlottesville response and the james comey firing. so that sort of tells you exactly the level to when the sene seriousness and the severity that people inside trump's orbit are taking what he has done over the past few days. >> not to mention we'll still

if it is incriminating as to michael cohen, yes, i think it substantial lyn creases the likelihood that he will cooperate with federal agents. if on the other hand it's largely irrelevant, then it's neither here nor there. i don't think it's irrelevant if only because the fact that the tape exists was leaked. and if the tape were a nothing recording of two people talking about the weather, that wouldn't have happened. >> who got tapes like this? how does this work? the fbi was involved in. this mueller is not leading this investigation. but he sort of pushed it towards the southern district of new york. what happens here? >> so these tapes are sitting in the evidence room of fbi new york. they're the lead field office in this case. and it's quite likely and probable that if michael cohen is taping this conversation he was taping others. all reports are indicative of that. and i think that means that michael cohen is far more likely to cooperate. we can't rule out the possibility that he is already cooperating with the feds or in discussions about what that kind of cooperation would look

the president is in just a few short hours sending out a number of factual lyn accurate statements, tweets which the white house says are officially presidential statements, tweets with no proof though to back them up. there is one thing backing him up, it appears, fox news. here are two examples just from today. here's the tweet. just out that the obama administration granted citizenship during the terrible iran deal negotiation to 2500 iranians including to government officials. how big and bad is that? that would be big. but so far no evidence that it happened. the former senior director of president obama's national security council jeff prescott, he tells cnn this. the allegation is absurd and entirely false. so where did the president get this idea? he probably -- you probably guessed it, fox news. >> the obama administration also granted 2500 u.s. citizenships to families and friends of the iranian government. >> but even fox news admits their story is based on a claim by a single iranian cleric and member of parliament quoted by the iranian state media and their own fox news analys

n.st: let's go to lyn caller: good morning. archer typically was a collection of drills, right? simulations,tiple drills, exercises, wargames, and they are highly compartmentalized, typically people who are involved in one drill may not know of the simultaneous joe going on in the military -- simultaneous drill going on in the military. septembere remember 11. there were workings going on at the national reconnaissance office simulated, the crash of a small playing into a building. -- there were two others a simulated hijacking of domestic airliners, of all things. if you were on the military -- onyou were in the military september 11, 2001, congratulations, you helped implement the most false flag psychological operation in american history. host: were you in the military? caller: no, but i have quite a few friends who work stationed in places like andrews air force base on the morning of 9/11 and new there were combat ready squadrons. the president was flying in and out of florida. they knew there was some kind of stand down