m. performance the first one dive with motorsport credentials. and testing the audi.

m. performance the first one die with motor sport credentials. and testing the audi q seventy truck. lurch s.u.v. .

m. performance the first one dive with motor sport credentials. and testing the audi q seventy truck. large s.u.v.s tent.

m. performance the first one die with motor sport credentials. and testing the audi q seventy truck. large s.u.v.s tend to guzzle gas takes a lot of energy to move that much metal but some car makers are striving to change the s.u.v. zimm each one result is only skew seventy to run a plug in hybrid version of the lecturing q seven. a car just a modest current says that when it comes to plug in hybrids most car makers use gasoline engines to support their electric motors or more likely ice versa but i would be sticking with a six cylinder three leader in turbo diesel so if the batteries empty it provides a relatively fuel efficient means of getting around and a powerful one to. cobb. county rates average consumption for the q seventy tron it under two liters of diesel and nineteen kilowatt hours of elect. city per one hundred kilometers and it's range of up to fifty six kilometers should be enough to keep it in all electric mode for most city driving though to achieve these figures you'll need to charge the car every chance you get. could i don't mind just doesn't really notice any di

m. performance the first one die with credentials. and testing the audi q seventy truck. large as you.

m. performance the first one die with motors ford credentials. and testing the audi q seventy truck. large s.u.v. .

if you look at how banks perf m performed during those periods where the yield curve was flat or inverted2006, jpmorgan was up 45% that year i think jpmorgan's business has never been more diversified and the foundation for banks looks strong, especially talking about a global economy, certainly u.s. economy, that is in an upswing if you believe that, you want to own the banks. that's where the operational leverage is. >> global markets are strong earnings are strong. mets are 13-4. things are good. >> my goodness thank you very much. >> see you soon. thank you. >>> sticking with trade, it is not just wall street that has an opinion on the topic small business owners are also sounding off kate rogers covers small business for us. she's been speaking with small business owners everywhere and joins us now with more >> good morning. for small business owners like alice reid, tariffs on exports to china may mean make or break. this farm has been in her family for 100 years growing corn and soybeans a potential tariff on soybeans has her on edge. she was concerned about what president trump's

and bianna, on monday, the six choir members along with a larger alumni group from prairie view a&m performedking and the sanitation workers. will dr. king came here to fight and stand for a standing ovation for their rendition. i promise when i come out to do a story for you guys again, i will learn to laugh with my tongue inside my mouth as opposed to lets it hang out of my mouth. >> that was one of the highlights. >> i'm so glad you asked them to sing again, james. and they can. i'm so glad you did that. >> i would have been more polite. that was actually producer alvin patrick. i'm going put that blame on him. >> what nice insights from the choir director to know that dr. king was there. >> and to see the pictures of dr. king. when he was in berlin, he wasn't talked about music and he says it strengthens us with its sweet you see him being affected by that music and those words. >> even at midnight, as tired as he was, he was moved. what a great story. at the national museum of american history and culture. its director is in our toyota green room this morning. what he thinks dr. king wou

which, by the way, for any of those of you who are interested, it is probably one of our best perf m performing undersea contracts, if not boat contracts that we've had over its period of time, as far as performance for dollar. yes, we have that option available to us. yes, we have the option available to us, and we've been talking to industry, could we take that up to three boats? yes. it's there, if, in fact, the resources are there. it is the managing of the resources. if, in fact, through reformation, i can find another $2 billion within the navy, we could apply those funds internally to that program or any other of the programs totally available. >> so, that's good to hear. again, i just want to emphasize that when the black four was done, the resources actually weren't sort of appropriated yet. i mean, but it created a structure where they were able to expand it as time went on, again, with the strong support of congress. and i just, you know, want to leave that point with you, that i think that that, hopefully, will be the way to incentivize the shipyards as well as to give us that optio

performance. please welcome to the gold coast there are royal highness is...m please welcome to the gold coast thererantee that prince charles will be the next head of the commonwealth. he came with a message from the queen for the four and half thousand athletes. the ancient stories told by the indigenous people of australia remind us that even though we may be half a world away, we are all connected. 0ver even though we may be half a world away, we are all connected. over the years of these friendly games have shown the potential of the commonwealth. for the next 11 days it will be up to these athletes to help prove these games really do matter. as we have heard day one of the action starts injust as we have heard day one of the action starts in just over an hour's time. let's have a quick look at the event to watch out for. the first medals will be won in the women's triathlon, former world champion and the wales team captain goes there. england's flag bearer will defend his men's title in the triathlon later tomorrow morning. matt whitlock leads the english challenge in that men's team gymnastic

m despite a nationwide ban. and the sun carries the story that inmates at high down prison have performed their own version of les public.. the public had to pay, but i suppose it fills a gap in their long day in jailandi it fills a gap in their long day in jailand i think it fills a gap in their long day in jail and i think it is a fantastic idea. no review of the production. the costumes looked good. we will be looking at the sun and other papers, let us start with the telegraph. heat is on and at mo farah is on fire. i loved the marathon, i watch it every year and every year i cry a bit. do you get emotional? i do, so many people are running for relatives or friends or causes that are relatives or friends or causes that a re close relatives or friends or causes that are close to their hard and they wear ridiculous costumes. they were told to think twice about wearing them, but i cannot help but, when them, but i cannot help but, when the tree went past, i was very excited. i don't know what the gingerbread man was doing. there was a big hit them. enormous. there was a big hit them. enormous. there was a rhino

world before he had even been questions égfffizfi the singer m = world before he had even been questions gig the singer said = energetic performerhe allegation was the day after the broadcast. he was never charged or arrested and claims the bbc invaded his privacy. as sir cliff richard was finishing giving evidence he broke down in tears saying, iam not evidence he broke down in tears saying, i am not sure evidence he broke down in tears saying, iam not sure i evidence he broke down in tears saying, i am not sure i can go on. he was listing the countries he claims where his reputation was ruined. he said, everywhere i have ever been, i felt my name was the 7 did w ever been, i felt my name was the t,:; did 77 w, that. bbc did. - 55 that was accurate and investidation that was accurate and - 1? e had been provided % where information had been provided by police. the south yorkshire force who searched the flat has paid £400,000 to the singer in damages and more in legal costs, and apologised. but it says the bbc was more responsible for his distress apologised. but it says the bbc was more responsiblt “fl“ distress clive colemanfg

performing fwo in the buck. another dreefr was dean to an m mchan update to the vrs at from f f f f f f f balance hike nchbl. i was and other and other and oo concerned about hear our patriots. its, its moofr done ine ine inen last night a hold out vowed welcomed how her to a administration from 1997 to nton 2010. she said she's gotaupe being objection have been do pb pb pbb going to defense is he you deed dumb many manies off to a mild start across the bay. >> we had a few showers oaf by mateond emeryville, a week weather system allowing for unstable air to stay with us over the weekend. i'll spell out what what means for your forecast and talk about how cool and how long the cool weather sticks around in a few minutes. >> also ahead, a local country club facing claims of racism. some say it's been happening for years. >> pastor, i need to talk about you about. >> an if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could

if you think about the group and the performance in the last two years, m&a has been a big part of theexpansion we have seen in a lot of these names. if it is holding back this deal, the market concern is one not see other deals for quite some time. take meanwhile you have concerns and the battle with the u.s. on china, and no one had with apple you are dealing with the diversification issue with the lack of diversification feeling at the chart on the bloomberg terminal. you can see at the breakdown of apple's revenues -- iphone revenue is the main driver. that is the white line, whereas services, and other parts is a small fraction. how big of a deal is this that we are seeing a slowdown in iphone sales? what does it mean for the company? romit: then analyst who covers apple is that the advocate for the stock. the way i look at it is that this is supposed to be asked iphone x was supposed to be a super cycle, and it hasn't been very super. the smartphone industry reminds be a lot of the pc industry from five years ago. you got to a point where the market was saturated. everybody has a

the performance in the second half, ok, you can have m ista kes second half, ok, you can have mistakesnish top four. now we need three less to finish second, which is our target after finishing top four and to win here, against the best team of the premier league, it's a fantastic result for us. these city fans arrived with high expectations and they leave dejected. they will need to refocus for tuesday‘s crucial european game against liverpool. as for the title celebrations they are on hold. elsewhere, the merseyside derby ended goalless. that allowed tottenham draw level on points with liverpool in 3rd place — spurs beat stoke 2—1, thanks to two goals from christian erikssen. there‘s just one round to go at the masters golf, and patrick reed is still the man to catch, but rory mcilroy is really giving him a run for his money at augusta. this eagle at the 8th one of the highlights of his round, he‘s 11 under. but the american, reed, responded in style — two eagles on the back nine — he‘s three shots clear of mcilroy. he has a three shot lead. i feel like all of the pressure is on him.

m etres to ps couple of events to go. the 800 metres tops that for her. her performance has been underwhelming, to say the least.win a gold medal. . medal in big event tonight is caster semenya running. these people have been into the shop and they are here for the commonwealth games, i presume. are you having a good time? what have you come for? the track events. we saw the 1500 heats today. that was awesome, seeing the three australians making it into the final. how proud are you that the commonwealth games is here? is it significant for you? yes. we love it. it is our home and we love to see the tourist is here and showing off our beautiful city. although a lot of the locals have gone away and many of the tourist didn't turn up. there are still empty seats and you can still buy tickets if you would like one. thank you. i might have to pass, iam like one. thank you. i might have to pass, i am a little faraway. an all—women team from europe and the middle east are attempting to trek to the north pole this week. they're hoping to improve understanding between the two different cultures, as well as inspire a youn

m e nt little bit, as expected. and the settlement delivered a headline loss. overall it was a better performanceclay's bank, i wa nt to stronger. that is barclay's bank, i want to talk to you a little bit about tsb. we've heard the results from the company that owns them. they are in the midst of a meltdown, in terms of their technology, the timing couldn't be worse. it's awful, isn't it? a real shambles. just when the company was delivering profits tsb goes into meltdown, which does not make them look good. clearly there was a void of information coming from the bank yesterday. the chief executive trying to work out what happened, and released a full apology, but people are still struggling to get online. when they do an upgrade like this, the whole thing is moving, they make a mistake it is difficult to recover. that is what rbs found a few years ago, and tsb are finding it now, and it isn't easy to fix. interesting one, thanks for talking to us. lots of people still reporting those problems. if you are struggling. if you are a tsb customer, keep your eyes on the business page. we have lots of

m, 13%. if you look at some of the charts today of some of those stockings you will see either market perform or market under perform action in those names and many times it is because they are used as gauges of that trade deal. one other one i want to focus on is general electric. this stock has had its own issues outside of chinese trade talks. the stock is hovering near a 52-week. it is also a stock that gets about eight percent of revenues from china. its own secular issues and company specific ones to deal with as well as some of the ones with china. you have general electric shares taking a bigger than average hit today. industrials overall certainly a huge point of contention and interest for traders in the market place specifically as indicator for china and perhaps others. >> thanks so much dominic chu. >>> dom mentioned ge, the worst performing down 25%. more than 56% shedding $145 billion in market cap. the chart master says the bottom could be near. >> this is outright speculation. and speculation if you think about it is forming a theory without firm evidence. this is just that g

performing well we'll tell you why. and the world trade organization is happy with the global outlook for trade protectionism could ruin it all. for business on the w m how you got to get us it's good to have you with us rumors had been circulating since the beginning of the week and now it's official. will lead to what is supposed to be a new era it won't be an easy task the company hopes to keep its record performance we saw confirmed today with solid gains in both revenue and operating income but at the same time it needs to restore confidence and the severely damaged reputation. has a new man at the top with immediate effect the w.'s new c.e.o. is. he's been with the company for three years now he's been tapped to kick start the next one that will see the company betting big on electric cars if it falls behind in the race it could lose ground in critical markets like in china and news of d.c.'s new position is going over well with many employees. but the folks i work for and was at the meeting. i can only sing in a great job at v.w. so for. me it. the company now plans a massive restructuring program in china and in six other business branches. t

was gridlocked starting as early as four a-m as fans were hoping to get a good spot to enjoy the festival. beyonce headlined on saturday night. in a performance year was canceled after she became pregnant with twins. < nats ... the end is near.>( marty ) it wont be out for another two weeks but "avengers: infinity war" is on record breaking track.ticket pre-sales on fandango-dot-com are not only higher than marvel's last mega-hit "black panther" ... but for the last seven marvel movies combined. fandango calls it "unprecendented anticipation" for the superhero film. it opens april 27th. ( marty ) if disney world is the happiest place on earth ... a house for sale right down the road in florida may be the second happiest. the owners are disney fans and they've made the home a disney lover's dream. now it's for sale. from the front door greeting, to the mickey kitchen... the house is anything but normal. it has six bathrooms... including tinkerbell flying above. the listing on zillow shows the house is on the market for $888-thousand dollars... and has been viewed over 120 thousand times in the last month! ( dave )morning sun, but rain coming l

it has been a big under performer in the banking index down around over 15% the past 12 months m & ao speak of. novartis to acquire avexis for $218 a share that represents an 88% premium shares of avexis up nearly 80% today. back to you. >> seema, thank you very much. we'll continue to look at trade from every angle we'll talk to jaeremy segall in couple of minutes. s&p up a full percent. more "squawk alley" in a moment. [whistling] hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. search one and done. >> good morning, everyone. i'm sue herrera. president trump plans to meet with military leaders today after he threatened, quote, a big price to pay, end quote, for a suspected poison attack in syria. a magnitude 6.1 earthquake striking western japan before dawn this morning. at least five people were injured. that quake significantly damaged roads and buildings and nearly 1200 homes are without power >>> a topless

ambulance services, it has really been an amazing team performance, to take that contingency water, get it back out on the course, to top it up. and the tea m. and the team of volunteers, still runners coming through, we are still made event, we are coming to the end of the event, but really amazing teamwork and we really thank all the people and the volunteers that are still out on the course at the moment. the government is to increase the powers available to police and the security services to try and stop terror attacks at an early stage of planning. a document, leaked to the sunday times, suggests counter terrorism officers will target up to 20,000 lower priority suspects. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, reports. the murderers behind last year's atrocities in britain. men who planned to kill innocent people. yet, only three were on mis‘s radar in any way before striking. and only one of those was being actively investigated. better intelligence at an earlier stage may have stopped some of this happening. today's leaked report suggests that counterterrorism investigators could more widely share information up to 20,000 lowe

performance, engineered to take the crown. presenting the all-new lexus ls 500 and ls 500h. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. pamdecadent munchy raspberry, crunchy mint, and crunchy espresso... hey! where's the espresso? i don't know how to use this. c'mon man... try them all and vote for your favorite! my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish. but those days are over. now, i take metamucil every day. it naturally traps and removes the waste that weighs me down. so i feel...lighter. try metamucil and begin to feel what lighter feels like. take the 2-week challenge and see the difference metamucil can make. begin to feel what lighter feels like. available at walmart and walmart.com ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." you know how-- you know how you always hear about how trump and his people haven't read the constitution part the second amendment? well, today we found out that's not true. they've read up until five. >> breaking developments in pre's stormy daniels saga. his longtime personal attorney, michael cohen, declaring in federal court papers that he will invoke the fifth ame

why have to say, the last two performances have been really good. we have made mood. we have made mistakes clearly and that has been prevalent, not only my term, but previous to me coming here, but for the most part, the intention and the application of the group has been really good. news in this replays of incidents will be shown on screen. the aro will be used at a world cup for the first time, despite criticism in domestic games. 0ne criticism in domestic games. 0ne criticism has been that fans have not seen the same replays that referees have seen, leading to confusion. the crowd will also be told why a decision has been made. the england head coach eddiejones will meet with officials today. the new structure to the domestic season is set to be approved. jones will give a presentation to the professional game spore, made up from representatives from the rfu. the new season's structure is also set to be resolved. karen hawkins who collapsed whilst leading the marathon at the commonwealth games has spoken for the first time, thanking everyone for their support.

m d m tock on the estimate that on the day we sent out our press release and it became clear that the city of rootless haim was on the verge of cancelling colleagues performance. called me. during the course of the call he tried to argue that the allegations we had leveled against him were unsubstantiated in particular he stressed. he was no one to semite that was most important to him he had less of a problem being called a homophobe and sexist but the allegation that he was an anti semite weighed heavily on him and he wanted to clear his name out some one hundred eleven i tried to communicate that i couldn't care less if he was an anti-semite or not i couldn't care less what he thought of what mattered to me or his actions and the message his lyrics disseminated and if those lyrics have and to semitic and anti jewish content then it makes no difference to me what as an individual thinks it's a show. appearance at the festival and has and was ultimately canceled his fans were disappointed that's. what. jews from often back relates to beat up more such lyrics cause and it's absolutely i don't know anyone who takes it to heart i have jewish friends they listen

m day recalls the hyundai used to have cause to celebrate if the competition was heard to moan that nothing rattled when they expected the i thirty now depending on the revs the i thirty in performance produces a satisfying rumble with every gears shift. that's the fun and honoring points out that the performance pack adds some two thousand five hundred euros to the list price but that it's worth it on a hyundai i fear it is not only for the exhaust system and its truly impressive sound but also for the electronic differential lock on the front axle it handles like a typical front wheel drive car you don't have to worry about understeering a machine and suddenly jerk your foot off the gas it's possible to make your rear fishtail that way the good coming out of a curve the traction is so good on the you could easily forget you're in a front wheel drive. while in development the i thirty m. drove some five hundred laps on a number greens north loop but it wasn't hyundai's aim to have the fastest front wheel drive car on the track the point with the i thirty end was the emotional experience the fun of driving. it i think as andrzej tested the feedback from the world rally championship

m producer... and pop-star >>> a groundbreaking star in the electronic music world was found dead today. ♪[ music ] he retired from performingand pop star avicii was found dead in the country of amand orlandoier today. he -- earlier today. the cause of death has not yet been released. he was 28 years old. >>> on this 4/20 the senate's top democrat is making a move to decriminalize marijuana on a federal level. minority leader chuck schumer said his thinking has evolved on recreational marijuana. today he announced a bill that would allow states to decide whether to make pot available commercially. the feds would still have authority over regulating marijuana advertising to make sure businesses do not target children. the day in t >>> as we saw earlier at golden gate park, this year's 4/20 celebration certainly had its highs and lows. kpix5's wilson walker spend the day in the neighborhood just down wind to show us how people in the haight handled it. >> 4/20 is going to be busy. this year it's coming on friday. >> reporter: so you're prepared for -- >> yes. for crazy day. >> i just came down from humboldt county. >> from las

performance fit for a king. if you watch these highlights, you see why they call him el rey. the "bleacher report" is next. "small business," mever owned a business. there's nothing small about it. are your hours small? what about your reputation, is that small? when you own your own thing, it's huge. your partnerships, even bigger. with dell small business technology advisors you'll get the one-on-one partnership you need to grow your business. because the only one who decides how big your business can be, is you. the dell vostro 15 laptop, with 7th gen intel® core™ processors. hesumatra reserve told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's go to sumatra. where's sumatra? good question. this is win. and that's win's goat, adi. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. making the coffee erupt with flavor. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. that erupts with even more flavor. which helps provide for win's family. and adi the goat's family too. because his kids eat a lot. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. packed with goodnes

under pressure to improve his coalition's performance after support eroded in the last two polls over his role in a massive corruption scandal involving the one m. d. b. state fund he denies any wrongdoing this time around he's set to face a challenge from his former mentor not to him high meant fortunately he has more from the malaysian capital. all across the board this is becoming a familiar sight flags of the ruling coalition nearness barzani but it seems that support trindle in the last few years it lost its truth as majority in two thousand and eight and in two thousand and thirteen in the popular vote for the first time this is the first election since news of a corruption scandal surrounding state investment fund one m d b broke more than four and a half billion dollars has allegedly been siphoned from the fund such a broad prime minister not yet not yet has denied any wrongdoing and malaysian investigations have not found any evidence of impropriety challenging is his former mentor and former prime minister mahathir mohamad the ninety two year old was angered by the scandal he's returned to politics and sets up a new party opposition p

performance team around that would help the players' individual conditioning. now, if you ask me, how has he done since he has been in new york, i mean, he took over a tea m new yorkin his first year he took them up to fourth. in his second year he took them to the second—best record in them to the second—best record in the league. and so far this year they have the best team in the league. and they look the part. they'd pass the eye test. they plan entertaining style of soccer. at nobody would accuse them of being physically soft, which is what the word on them was before he took over. “— word on them was before he took over. —— but nobody. he has quickly learned how to adapt to this league. i think all things being said, he has done an outstanding job here. now, the difference is, it all comes down to the play—offs in the mls. so after losing the semifinals in the first two years, this time he will be measured by winning the mls cup. that is probably the glaring difference, the american fan will judge him based on how he does in the post— season, as opposed to how he does in standings. thank you so much. that was brian lewis from the new york post. a mexican cou

m. >> he's moved on from man on the street comedy and is returning to his roots as a stand up comic. >> he is performingt cobs comedy club and we are very happy to have tom green live in studio. welcome, tom. >> great to be here, the surf board, this is good. >> this is really cool. >> stand up in san francisco, have you ever done it? >> i have. >> when was the last time? >> maybe about a year and a half ago. i come to cobs every year or two. i'm on a world tour so i got to do the rest of the world between gigs here, but i love it in san francisco. >> mike, go ahead. >> you know, speaking of stand up. >> i insist. you say you surprise yourself every night on stage doing stand up, what do you mean by that? >> did i say that? well, i do. it's true, i do. it's a lot of improv in the show. i do a lot of crowd work. it's a lot of spontaneity in stand up. that's what i love about it. when you do a movie and television show, there's a script and you plan it out and work on it for months, when you're doing stand up, it's spontaneous and gets a little wild and crazy up there. >> so many comedians when they end u

we have four very tough games, but the performance like that against the quality of totte n ha m likeon. the formal road race world champion has been involved in a number of crashes in his starting the season but will be on the start line in beverley. he is not sure how his form will be, but has recovered quicker than expected from rib and ankle problems. those of you that have played football never like to be substituted, especially after barely half an hour, but one player in bolivia really wasn't. look at this. diarra gowda santos was the man taken. he went straight over to tell his coaching set you what he thought of the decision. his team—mates off the bench coming to his rescue. he was pulled over to the bench, before making his case and being removed from the sidelines completely. i would be amazed, victoria, if he is in the team next week. that is all the sports and out. labour are calling on the home secretary amber rudd to consider resigning over the windrush row. the government has apologised that many people who came to the uk as children in the first wave of commonwealth

m as attendees made the trek, hoping to get a good spot to camp and jam. anticipation is particularly high this year as beyonce is slated to headline saturday night. that's a performanceyear was canceled after she became pregnant with twins. twins. pregnant with she became pregnant with twins. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. to describe the new signature crafted recipe by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. layered with a slice of white cheddar cheese... a medley of crispy garlic chips... ...and a dramatic drizzle of creamy garlic aioli. (breath) luckily, you can take your time to savor every bite. ( mark ) the banners are up at oracle and you know what that means the playoffs are upon us. we'll break down who the champs are meeting in the first round as they begin their title defense.announcer says:"oh man harden, oh he stared at wesley johnson and then he hit the 3!" plus. we'll take a close look at the postseason picture across the league. from the beard as the top seed. to okc's all-star experiment that's still a work in progress. to lebron's quest for an 8th

m&ms and mixing your alcohols? >> daniel: yeah. hey, come back. spooek spooek >> anthony: it seemed like a good idea back at the office. yeah? ah! >> mister huh: okay! >> anthony: next i'll be performing light my fire >> mister huh: light my fire. >> anthony: fire, fire. yes. >> daniel: oh, we got a low score, we only got forty-five. >> anthony: mouse fish? >> mister huh: i love you more than i can say. >> tony. tony jch >> mister huh: tony, sit down. sit down. >> daniel: we got to go somewhere else. we got to go somewhere else. we're not finished here, tony. >> anthony: squid drinks and m&ms? sure. makes perfect sense. in fact, there were oysters somewhere along the route. a detail that becomes increasingly worrying with our alcohol intake. >> anthony: oh, oysters. awesome. nice. competitive drinking and shellfish. >> daniel: you ever play any korean drinking games? >> anthony: uh, no. >> daniel: no? well they have a lot of them. it keeps the energy up and keeps everyone kind of, drinking. >> anthony: oh. >> anthony: stop two: gol mok gil. >> daniel: all right. we're going to play a little game first. tony, we're going to let you do the -- start the festivities. just got to use a cho

performance in september, up by 3.7%. all these currencies falling that it'se dollar, is he continues. bond yields are declining and there is an appetite for risk. there's a bit of m&a activity today, that's an understatement. look at sainsbury shares, rising 20% today, most on record and the highest since 2014. they agreed to buy walmart's $2.98 billion in cash and $4.3 billion and talk and walmart gets a 42% stake in the merged entity, becoming the biggest shareholder and the deal would create a supermarket giant tesco inor surpassing market share. the stats are amazing. sales, 2800in stores.330,000 they would gain thought in suppliers which will compete against amazon and you cost in check at a time when mainstream growth is facing growing threat from discounters like aldi. what a move in sainsbury shares today. agreeingand the u.s., to acquire spain, $20.65 billion in stock. why we care is because deutsche telekom is a majority holder and t-mobile. deutsche and softbank have been in talks for a long time about this deal. deutsche telekom will end up with a 42% ownership in softbank and the combined entity. softbank will have 27% but there are doubts whether th

m and the texas system, look, it's a phenomenal system. if i remember correctly, we actually hired their engineering students to do home inspections. we had to perform over 2.4 million home inspections this year, which is, one, we got to get to better technology and stop doing the manual process. we are trying to find ways to engage universities. universities do great work. i'm in a rock and a hard place when it comes to what we can fund and what we can't. i would love to be able to fund them all, but it's just not reality. >> that seems to be your answer. i'm all for going in and doing surgery on the federal government. i think it's a great idea. >> i'd be happy to work with you, sir. >> but i don't understand how to explain to some little small town that has one fire truck and the only people that get to train them is go to a&m. i've graduated kids from high school. i taught sunday school for 25 years. i've got at least five firefighters that i know of. nirvana for a firefighter in a small town is to go to a&m to that training center. they come back with confidence. they know how to fight chemical fires. they know how to fight vehicle fires. they

that, investment banking, itself, m&a, you know, raising equity, raising debt was soft for citi and jpmorgan, and in that area it's because one of the others really performedeal closed, things like that. >> of course; the trading front, rightly say on the right and wrong side of trade. >> earnings coming out next week, mike, watching procter & gamble, the second worst performer on the dow for the year only worse is ge hard fought board fight. >> that's right. it's been quiet. >> they had the first meeting in april, and this company has seen weakening category trends. you know, despite a better u.s. and global economy and the question is how procter & gamble, a giant of the industry, can fight back, and they have posted better results in recent quarters >> right interesting because personal care as a category, look at estee lauder, they outperform broader consumer staples i know it's just a piece of procter & gamble. >> activist space broadly, throughing that in the cross hairs. >> rebuffing that offer. it's a slow growth >> right >> the companies have got so big, a lot of costs that come out, and a lot of mergers and ag sessions, and, you know, they are la

m from delhi, now the silver. in the team has been really close to winning medals. we have had some fantastic performancescations, so we shoot five rounds of 30 targets. that was in munich at the old 0lympic range in vidic, so it was one of those days when the conditions were perfect. you had to shoot the existing world record to make the final, that is how high the standard was. —— munich. i suppose it is physical as much as mental, because you are so focused on what you're looking at. when you start it is probably more and mental, and its wings over when you become more technically proficient, and that is automatic, i suppose, and then it is more of a mental game of dealing with the pressure of the environment. and david phelps won gold in the 50 metres rifle prone, which means lying on your stomach. yes, lying down, a stationary target, but you are having to control your mind, body and trying to control your pulse, hitting something the size of the 5p piece at 50 metres, it is hard. do you have to hold your breath? presumably if you don't control your breathing that could cause movement and put you off

performing in terms of this gender pay gap. those are thejobs of this gender pay gap. those are the jobs that everyone starts out m these are people who perhaps don't have more choices. there isn't any u pwa rd have more choices. there isn't any upward movement. they are stuck. there is not only got to be more choices, the whole atmosphere of aspiration. if women feel they will get more fervour than a certain grade, they won't aspire to it. what if that is what they want to aspire to? that is not happening at the moment. that is where we had to get to but no matter where we go, we can be sure there will be gender inequality in their workforce. as equalities minister, any years time, how confident are you that you will get a result? i am also saw that —— sure that if companies aren't complying with this legislation, the hrc can take action. what would that be? they could have two provide actual plans as to how they are going to get to the gender pay reporting. that sounds limp. that could be court action. there could also be fines. there are around 700 who haven't reported yet, come midnight tonight. come midnight,

performing well we'll tell you why. and the world trade organization is happy with the global outlook for trade warns protectionism could ruin it all. for business on the w m how you don't hear us it's good to have you with us rumors had been circulating since the beginning of the week and now it's official. will lead to what is supposed to be a new era it won't be an easy task the company hopes to keep its record performance we saw confirmed today with solid gains in both revenue and operating income but at the same time it needs to restore confidence and the severely damaged reputation. has a new man at the top with immediate effect the w.'s new c.e.o. is have a deep.