it's great to be in touch with a huge store like metro. row. now we have to make sure where well prepared for. but 1st moment needs to prove that his product is up to par with the high standards metro sets for hygiene. visit. they want evidence of the company in senegal and his to hygiene regulations and that all staff is trained regularly you know standards i know. and they want to see what the hygiene standards are like. everything being disinfected regularly. how often is everything cleaned i need if they want to see a schedule. can we manage that. well let's draw the plans 1st and then we'll know. the bureaucracy alone is a huge challenge without it to support the flood of papers would be sheer unmanageable. and day to day life beyond obscure bureaucratic formulations and germany's obsession with certificates members content living in germany but even after 10 years he doesn't quite feel at home. senegal is still my own my mother and father my brothers and sisters everybody lives there and i will always miss senegal. and i wish i could visi

quick look at the front page of the metro. borisjohnson look at the front page of the metro.o. borisjohnson called a tinpot dictator. he says it has nothing to do with brexit. obviously no—one believes that in a million years. do with brexit. obviously no—one believes that in a million yearsm was wonderful when he gave the statement to the bbc yesterday morning, couldn't stop smiling while he said it was about the nhs, about more police, about investment in infrastructure and lowering the cost of living. it is clear what it is, but such as politics. great to have you with us. thank you for taking us through the papers. the sun is starting to come up on new day, and no—one is really clear what is going to happen next. stay with us, we will have all the latest. hi there. temperatures still made the mid—20s celsius across the south—east of the country on wednesday, but as these weather fronts move through, they've introduced much fresher conditions off the atlantic. it's low pressure now in charge of the weather as we head on into the end of the week. in fact, there'll be a fair

now 70% of customers of tesco metros are just p°ppin9 customers of tesco metros are just popping in and way they operate needs to change. they need less products in the stores and fewer stuff. so 4500 in the stores and fewer stuff. so a500 jobs and are at risk as you say. the company wants to try and redeploy those staff within the company still, but there is absolutely no guarantee of that at the moment. even the smaller, more popular tesco express stores are also facing scrutiny today. the company announced 8% of those doors will have much shorter hours. this isa will have much shorter hours. this is a business, don't forget, they are sitting on profits of £1.7 billion, that they are worried about competition and watching every penny at the moment. colletta smith reporting there. a strike involving thousands of workers at heathrow airport which was planned for tomorrow has been called off. the unite union and the airport have reached a deal over pay for support staff, including security guards. two further strikes later in the month are still scheduled to go ahead. a british airways c

so far the thunderstms havesi oe metro.few thunderstorms rumble through later tonight. best timing for the metro we probably bet 7 and 10 p.m. so i'll show you radar a futurecast in just a minute. the big story the temperature drop. day after day of 90 plus barely hitting 80 for frid. friday a little cloudy and wet.e day. weekendeverything. sunny, dry, low humidity and zi just ama saturda nd sy humity i sigh an 8thywhere on thet. horizon. maybe won'do that rest of the summer let's hope. storm tracker radar quiet around the metro melt bay and really miles outside of that. see activity well off to the west.on toe f sront royal over woodstock severe b . >> history of trees down in charlottesvid see e anmaealbe lr what's gn down there not movingnto evening. tne ed cheandnapolis. 93 baltore. maryland.nster 91 dulles and 95 92 in he heat hascu b.eeepner relente it feels like1032 he brave. cold front comes through this even in tnhe thrrk ll a bit to t he tch futurecast for the eveng. down toouthwest pbably going yat for cold front

many commuters live in the suburbs or even further right now the metro system is being expanded again 3 new lines are under construction and for more in the planning stage they will stretch well beyond shanghai's borders there's a growing entry there are many workers here because it's an industrial area also it's very convenient because the subways right here. these investments are part of the country's updated economic policy china put the brakes on major infrastructure projects for a number of years but things are starting to pick up again the ongoing trade war with washington means china needs to find ways to boost its economy. kind on a deal and. this current round of investment spending is moderate and limited for your it aims to hedge against the slowing economy and the impact of trade conflicts and. it's not about boosting the economy and sell bennett a couple should be that should. many older plans for more metro lines have been revived after they were previously abandoned design profitable and that's something commuters can celebrate. nice doing business with here. wow wow ec

louis metro police force.ent report by the plain view project which flagged thousands of racist and derogatory social media posts, including some from 22 current st. louis metro officers like this one that compared black lives matter to the kkk. as president of the ethical society of police, a predominantly black local union, taylor's mission is to root out racial discrimination among police. protests in ferguson took place about ten miles from st. louis metro p.d. headquarters and led to changes in training there. slmpd told cbs news in a survey implicit bias training has been mandatory for officers once a year since october of 2014. that's two months after michael brown's death. >>> implicit bias training, they've had that here. >> reporter: has it worked? >> i think it's pretty obvious that it hasn't. >> reporter: if implicit training is mandatory, it doesn't seem to have left an impression on heather taylor. >>> have you been through it? >> no. it was optional. >> reporter: lieutenant cheryl orange, a patr

the retailer says the majority of workers will be cut from tesco metro shops.ester. it has been a really difficult few yea rs it has been a really difficult few years for tesco staff and they are now coming out of the end of a big restructure for the company as they battle to retain that crown as the uk's biggest supermarket. we saw backin uk's biggest supermarket. we saw back in january at uk's biggest supermarket. we saw back injanuary at 9000 job losses. they were at the really big tesco superstore is pulled up next for the a cts superstore is pulled up next for the acts are these smaller tesco metro stores that tend to be on high streets. there are 153 of them up and down the uk and they are all under question as of today. the company say that they were designed for a weekly shop when we would go in with our trolleys but actually most customers these days have com pletely most customers these days have completely changed the way they shop and they say that 70% of customers in metro stores are nowjust picking up in metro stores are nowjust picking up ingredi

they say 70% of customers in tesco metros are p°ppin9 customers in tesco metros are popping in and buyingit is a convenience store, so the the way they operate needs to change. they wa nt fewer staff, they operate needs to change. they want fewer staff, so 4500 jobs are now at risk, as you say. the company say they want to try and redeploy those staff within the company still, but there is absolutely no guarantee of that at the moment. even the smaller, more popular tesco express stores are facing scrutiny today. the company announced 8% of those stores will have much shorter hours. this is a business, don't forget, sitting on profits of £1.7 billion, but they are worried about competition and watching every penny at the moment. thank you. an eyewitness has described the chaotic scenes at lonodn's tate modern yesterday after a six—year—old boy from france was thrown from the tenth floor viewing platform. the american businessman has told the bbc he heard a scream and then saw a child lying on a roof five storeys below. he says he had to stop the boy's mother from climbing over the railing

the metro. chicken shop grooming of seven -year-olds. really disturbing, this.ed chicken. free food. they are desperate, these kids, they often do not have food. but also, it is through a treat, and through the streets they then get hooked into a really dickensian world of crime, isn't it? the fagans of our times. another challenge for the government to try to control. of our times. another challenge for the government to try to controlm isa the government to try to controlm is a really big challenge and i think it goes beyond the headlines of the crime statistics we see, to show the real problem about our crime has been evolving, and it is moving out of the bigger cities, all across the country, and things like the supply of drugs and how the drugs are getting into the country in the first place, where they are ending up, that is really what underpins all of this. and as yasmin was saying, taking something that is just everyday life and using it against these children, mostly who will probably be vulnerable children, you know, that is a really complex thing to

taking metro trains to the shopping district of kools wife a. then they built barricades used pliers to cut the wires of traffic lights and stopped traffic people over there disabling traffic lights that taking apart barry is this. particular grows with. the roles actually we try peaceful means and a bad person and he responds and so we try to increase may be increased pressure by our broken heroes and so the more people interrupt. and we try to do it just it was just brown message but you faithful that's the way they say in this room is that china might send in its on me. actually i am not afraid of honor but believe that's not going to happen the protest does have support even among those disrupted but in the end disruption here near the entrance to a cross harbor tunnel didn't last long. and he stayed one step ahead of the police will not as well as come to a head gets a good take us on the streets of hong kong there's a general strike planned for hong kong on monday and promises the protests that day will be the most widespread yet. we had t

this has been part of an ongoing protest action, disrupting several key metro stations.g, and they have been hoping to persuade commuters to observe their call for a citywide strike. we have been seeing pictures of the discussions being held on the metro, different people appear to be blocking the doors so the trains can't leave the station. we've been seeing that ongoing activity, and of course it comes off the back of a weekend of demonstrations and clashes with police, so it looks like those protests are going to continue therein hong kong. stay with us on bbc news. much more coming up. hello. the weekend ended on a dramatic note weatherwise for some parts of the uk. some really vicious thunderstorms, especially across the midlands, northern england and scotland, and through the coming week, more of those heavy downpours. quite hit—and—miss, there will be some dry weather, but where the rain does show up, well, it could be pretty intense and could bring some further disruption. low pressure once again taking charge of the scene. you can see the clouds swirling around

every time there's a glitch what exactly happens to you, to metro? >> what ends up happens, we beta test everything in labs. in the labs certain things are able to be smoked out, i would say. once we get it out on the railroad and we actually start interoperating with the other trains, even on that track, not even on another railroad, we sometimes find operational glitches, things that weren't found earlier. we're held handcuffed to the people that can actually write the softwear and they work on software updates and that he then have to be brought back to us, tested and redeployed out in the field and in a network like chicago where we're having 1400 trains that will eventually work in that tight little area, we are continually always finding new challenges that just didn't exist in other areas of deployment in the country. how do those glitches get shared with other rail networks out there, other systems? are you in contact with others or goes through the software people? how does that happen? >> they have the availability to have only the latest r

. >>> why this new muni metro stop will look familiar to sports and music fans. >>> that is a familiar sight. over san francisco we have the fog rolling in. how cool we get this week and when temperatures will jump by 15 degrees? that is coming up. from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network. with a different way to do data. one designed to save you money. now you can share data between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime design your own data with xfinity mobile. it's wireless reimagined. simple. easy. awesome. >>> it was the world dog championship. it captivated crowds. >> even though the competition is over, one of the top area surfing dogs. >> we are live, with how this rescue dog ended up rescuing her owner. >> reporter: this is a tale of a man and his dog. both of them broken. they end up transforming each other's lives. meet 13-year-old abby girl. a canine celebrity and champion on the surfing circuit. her owner said they helped each

let us start with the metro and here's the headline, thatis the metro and here's the headline, that isheir take on this review into hsz, are they trying to push this into the long grass or get rid of it altogether. i get a train down from the park and quite a few days in the week and you can get a metro there and this is a train story on there and this is a train story on the day were you just ran through everything being about brexit and the train is using, i think this smacks of election hearing. this has to do with the merits of the case. this is probably dominic but he can get blamed for everything because he cannot answer back. boris johnson's chief adviser. in producing why do they have him with his influence. actually do think that the review will be a process to assure people in constituencies that they are doing something about it. hs2 has got to happen. the pollution route that exists on the mainline and the and one, i've which not have put a bunch of people in the countryside. but to make sure that we do not use that and cross the saltwater on a small island, there is much t

incense has been bought and sold in the metro bizarre for centuries. but what will happen to the little shops with the growing cords of tourists manuela asked some of the shop owners. to resume has changed what sold here there are a few every day goods and more souvenirs. many omanis are now giving up their shops and leasing them to migrants. that. once well not all the quotes around 200000 cruise ship tourists came here last year it doesn't sound like much but when you consider that the population of my truck is only around 200000 that really is a lot it gets overcrowded very easily it's like buffalo. many a moving away from our truck because they feel like strangers even on the streets they grew up on the chicken that were no one. home the everything used to be colorful. around here was about what would happen if the public lots of things still are but lots aren't as much as your house was set up and these are caves with no substance we all model was used to shape this place your other look around. but some of the old shops are holding out their prod

tesco is to cut 4,500 jobs, mostly from its tesco metro stores.ters say they need at least two more days to pump water from a reservoir to prevent a damaged dam in derbyshire from collapsing. yup, gone! austraila win the first ashes test at edgbaston by 251 runs after england collapse in the second innings. it's five o'clock. our main story. president trump has condemned what he called ‘racism, bigotry and white supremacy‘ in an address following the mass shootings in texas and ohio over the weekend that left 30 people dead. he said those guilty of mass shootings should face the death penalty. he blamed such killings on mental illness, social media, video games and what he called a glorification of violence. he said more must be done to identify those who might carry out such attacks before they do. mr trump did not however address accusations that his own racially charged and anti—immigrant rhetoric may have contributed to a rise in hate crimes. he also stopped short of calling for gun control reform. in one voice, our nation must condemn racism,

metro. >> you guys are experiencing it together.owing up here, this isn't exist. >> we've been on this journey trying to find a way where congress and the white house can work together with local governments to do something the people need, to fix infrastructure, and we didn't really find the solution. we did it so long, made a baby. >> that's true, who will grow up knowing there's mass transit in l.a. while the federal government put some money up for the subway, this light rail line was paid for by the citizens of the l.a. county. >> it's not quite the happy ending. >> it's not the happy ending we were looking for, although it is nice not to be sitting in all that traffic. >>> under the dome of this temple of democracy, we renew the great american experiment. >> she's the most powerful woman in the history of american politics. >> not just the first woman to be speaker of the house, the first woman to lead a political party in congress. >> she's like a nuclear sub. you don't hear it, you don't see it, but it's moving. >> the face

teargas was fired into a metro station and police were filmed beating people. protesters accused of escalating violence and beijing has spoken of terrorism. let's speak to our reporter. what is ththe latest? standing 10 to 15 minutes away from terminal one. about 1010 minutes ago, theheres a huge flow of proteststers leaving g the airport onn foot o walk to o the closest bus stati. they told me they were part of the state in taking place at the airprport and part of why they because theiras jojob was done e and they got te flights canceled and they y made enough o of a statemenent here t unjust policedis brutality that took place sunday night. some protesters are staying at the airport. it is not clear how long they will stay for. >> the language coming from beijijing, gegetting harsher ase weeks go on. >> a absolutely. ago theyof weeks started tatalking abobout t thec law, hong kong government c can call on the liberation army to a and andto restore law the global times published a video from the people's liberation army showing tanks and armorededehicles and

several hours ago, riot police entered a metro station. they say they made a0 arrests.used batons and pepper spray as they entered the train carriages. two main underground lines were closed as the police moved in. police are still out on the streets, and in the past hour they have threatened to use force to disperse crowds they say have moved into a residential area. the hong kong police say the actions of "rioters‘ actions" forced them to shut down the underground stations. in the past few minutes, they've said civilians weren't attacked by police but rather, protestors vandalised the stations, then changed outfits to "pretend to be civilians. " police also confirmed that officers fired into the air to clear crowds on the streets. and they've been showing these pictures — which apparently show protesters throwing petrol bombs and vandalising property. the bbc‘sjohn sudworth has been following the protests earlier in the day. tear gas from the roof of the hong kong government offices... ..met with utter defiance. the political deadlock here is growing increasingly viol

we offer four local sps in the dc metro area in arlington.go to one of these metro stops, check our web site for the locations, you can come to the fair and pay $2 round trip.ve >> reporter: and got midway games and a ferris wheel. >> two ferris wheels. >> reporter: and lots of other rides out here as well to enjoy. what about the tickets for all the rides and that? >> the tickets are managed through our amument company that we contract, and they icker that's pretty good. >> yeah. >> reporte bus n yotad get t e n ca nd highlight. that's fantastic., lots happening he we're going to look around a little bit also and bring you a little bit more into the evening here. the weather is cperating for you. >> so nice. >> reporter: that's great. what is the day that will be the biggest that wl be attended. >> saturday, by eating contest, robotics demonstration, butterfls, goatyoga, beer gardeneverything's on saturday. >> reporter: all right. >> that's they. big >> reporter: thank you so much for being with us,ba ie. get out here and enjoyhe arlington c

five metro lines are reported to have been closed down.o mark the fifth anniversary since beijing ruled out allowing fully democratic elections in the territory. more than 50 people have been detained, after several migrant boats were intercepted in the english channel. it comes a day after the home secretary, priti patel, said urgent action was needed to stem the flow illegal immigrants. the latest arrivals came ashore at kingsdown, near dover — with search and rescue missions in operation along the kent coast. so far this year, more than a thousand migrants have been detained by the uk border force, with 590 picked up by the french authorities, on their way to britain. this month, two people have died trying to cross the channel. there are no figures for migrants arriving in the uk stowed in lorries — the main form of illegal entry. tony smith is a former head of uk border force. it is relatively new that we have seen this number of migrants crossing the english channel. it only really began in any number in october last year, but it is

in metro ag to the downside, down more than 6%.is is a german wholesale company, and this as a billionaire is coming out saying they are going to increase their price for metro ag. they say this is wrong. bloomberg news reported they were thinking about escalating ag, price to capture metro but the market looks like it is under pressure is that check billionaire comes out and says it is not happening. matt: thanks very much. escalating trade tensions have seen money pouring into the ,afety of don's -- bonds precious metals, and safe haven currencies, digital or not. for the first time ever, the whole of germany's yield curve is now below zero. over the past five days, the dollar, yen, and swiss franc have outperformed other major currencies. you can see here, the bloomberg dollar index. the head of macro strategy for at state street is still with us. let me first asked about fixed income here. not only in terms of government debt, but also in terms of corporate debt, we now see a time of it trading negatively, negative yielding deb

i think one factor may be demographics of metro areas. a place like buffalo has a much older demographic so our print circulation is held up better than it has in other places because older people in the readership have it. that will change over time. it is not a model for the future but it might have something to do to explain why coastal areas where you have a lot of people turning in and out, population change, different from the old rust belt cities. >> trying to give tommy what he wants and call upon somebody, one of the best regional reporters, that is leslie clark. [applause] >> i worked with leslie who covered washington for the miami herald for the lexington herald leader and more and i want to ask leslie what she sees working and what gives her hope for the future. >> a lot of what i see at mcclatchy, regional reporters, one of the biggest ones in dc and we work for kentucky now covering mitch mcconnell which is a superfun beat. and brian lowery, tried to get something different that not everybody else is going to do. we know wh

. >> dice que ha sido interrogado a escasos metros del albergue en donde duerme. >> les contesto lo quedice que se encuentra la guardia nacional. >> allí estuvieron hasta tarde, vinieron dos veces. >> el último operativo de la guardia nacional, reiteran a las autoridades que es ilegal. >> no entiendo por qué siguen haciéndolo. deben de respetar cierta distancia. >> se requiere intervención de la comisión de derechos humanos. >> tienen que revisar y hacer un pronunciamiento de lo que está sucediendo. >> la comisión estatal de derechos humanos en baja california dijo que son los únicos casos de los que tienen registros relacionados al operativo el pasado miércoles en tijuana. >> algunos molestos. porque no se sabe el control. >> en telemundo 48 tenemos información de última hora desde el condado contra acosta donde se reporta esta hora un incendio de maleza. >> este siniestro se encontró altura de la autopista cuatro y se ha extendido a tres estructuras. seguimos monitoreando esta información en desarrollo. >> cuando algo va a pasar todo es automático. >> días y días de entrenamiento para

tesco is cutting 4500 jobs, mostly from its metro stores. the tate modern. the fellow who has been accused was being punched and then we push them over to the side of the world, where he was then standing and continued to say, yeah, idid it. standing and continued to say, yeah, i did it. strike action planned at heathrow airport tomorrow has been called off after a deal over pay, but two strike dates later this month are still in place while members are balloted on the agreement. fire crews say it will take at least two more days of pumping water to stop a dam bursting and flooding the derbyshire town of whaley bridge. 0n a visit there today, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn praised what he called the incredible spirit of those who have been open with the repair work. it has been a worrying time for residents. the area in yellow is at risk if the dam colla pses. yellow is at risk if the dam collapses. 1500 people have already been moved from their homes. 500 tonnes of gravel and stone have been dropped on to damaged part of the dam to reinforc

welcome ceo and executive director who has successfully led the organization in 2017 every weekday metro operate 700 trains transporting 290,000 passengers to provide service to and from downtown chicago on 11 lines covering more than 1200 tracks. 's extensive experience and technical expertise allows him to lead one of the most complex systems in the nation to pull every drop of value out of state and federal resources. a few monthsy va ago the 47th street coach and then to fine tune the rolling stock. and then then to go a little bit further and it was t there with the real and deep appreciation of tpc $250 million receiving less than 50 million of federal grants expected the implementation to be between $350,000,400,000,000 with that 2ditional per year of operating cost i am confident welcome and thank you for being here today we stand to learn a lot from you and i yelled back. >> thank you senator. we will now proceed to hearing summaries and we will begin mister administrator you may begin. >> good afternoon. chairman booker ranking member cantwell and members of the committee thank

a victim ofjeremy epstein says prince andrew ‘knows what he‘s done", reports the metro.as always denied the allegations against him. and tobacco giants philip morris international and marlboro—maker altria are in talks to re—unite to create the world‘s largest tobacco company worth over $200 billion — that‘s according to the ft. let‘s have a closer look. should we begin with the opposition parties agreeing to block of noto brexit. but it is a significant coming together? it was a very interesting scene at a church house in westminster with all the parties — i think no tory mps were spotted at this event, they were gathered to say they don‘t like and no deal brexit. they will sit in an alternative parliament if it is provoked. rory stewart, for example, had said that he would be prepared to convene a parliament there if it was provoked, jab at borisjohnson. it's was provoked, jab at borisjohnson. it‘s very interesting that come together for this. obviously the same deity day that nigel farage is banging the drum for the brexit party, and i‘m sure he had a field day with t

rethinking old ways will take time in cata says a spokesman for the metro association. and will see that up under the dome of the well it's a very new kind of transport system for qatar. so it'll take a while for people to realize that it's safe and environmentally friendly. to afford it and we worked with her for a metro will save time money and of course energy. saving energy and reducing the country's dependence on natural gas is at the forefront of the new sustainable city center of doha. this is the district of michiru named after the springs and wells that sustained the ancient desert cities. and that's before the. you can close the roof so the whole square is in the shade during the day. we've created a new architectural language. that the structure of the stones on the facades prevents the sun from shining directly into the buildings but the foolish artists of. the architects were inspired by the past when no houses in cata had energy guzzling air conditioning them a share at district uses wind to cool the area naturally you can see how it works in the old build

and worked well for a metro will save time money and of course energy. saving energy and reducing the country's dependence on natural gas is at the forefront of the new sustainable city center of doha this is the district of michiru named after the springs and wells that sustained the ancient desert cities. and that's good for the. you can close the roof so the whole square is in the shade during the day or. so level and we've created a new architectural language so that the mother's body knows that the structure of the stones on the facades prevents the sun from shining directly into the buildings but to live in the for the shards of. the architects were inspired by the past where no houses in cata had energy guzzling air conditioning them a share of district uses wind to cool the area naturally you can see how it works in the old buildings that still exist here. doesn't limit but this building has been built in such a way that the wind from the north blows in and cools the entire building. ground has many advantages too it doesn't absorb heat so the bu

what shall we talk about the metro? because there isa talk about the metro? of talk about prince harry. and meghan markle. and where they've been flying recently and how much they've been flying recently. which has prompted a headline you rather liked, i think, has prompted a headline you rather liked, ithink, the has prompted a headline you rather liked, i think, the use of the word heir miles. i was wondering before we went on air, the picture of megan marco, the duchess of sussex, is that a tattoo on her wrist?|j marco, the duchess of sussex, is that a tattoo on her wrist? i am slightly interested in that, i think you want one and i think you should get one. anyway! leave flying royals alone, says sir eltonjohn, who has basically paid to "offset emissions" from two of the flights. he got caught up in a story about the fact that harry and megan marco had been flying quite a lot, and also been talking about the environment. and elton has waded in to say that although the duke and duchess of sussex were being criticised as hypocrites by taking trips in privat

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. >>> san francisco city leaders narrowly decided to name the muny metro chinatown station after rose pack. coming up we will explain the reason behind that name change and how critics are still trying to block that plan. >>> facebook coming one a new privacy tool of several, how facebook users will be able to control more information about their accounts. >>> east bay off to a nice start on interstate 880. see both directions of the traffic moving along nicely. >>> weather we have patchy fog trying to redevelop around the coast and the bay. warmer temperatures on your wednesday forecasts we will look at the numbers coming up. one neighborhood, there are a lot of questions after dozens of stolen amazon packages were found, opened up and touched along the guadalupe river. >> reporter: kim and he boyfriend were searching for a stolen bike saturday afternoon along the guadalupe river this san jose, not far from their home and made an un usual discovery. >> i was amazed that this many boxes would be down here seemingly undisturbed. i don't know how many people walk this path. it's amazing

nos estaban cerca del metro, y la tercera olla a presiÓn fue descubierta cerca de un cubo de basura.rrorismo dijeron que hay una persona de interÉs, asÍ lo llaman ellas. no es sospechoso. esta persona fue captada en una cÁmara de vigilancia empujando un carro de compras con las ollas y dejÁndolos en los sitios que provocaron la reacciÓn del escuadrÓn anti explosivos. este hombre es importante destacar, segÚn dicen es una persona de interÉs, no es un sospechoso. tendrÍa entre 20:30 aÑos, cabello rizado y oscuro y lleva una camiseta que pone el prime day de amazon del aÑo 2018. carolina: rÁpidamente fue evacuada la estaciÓn del metro en manhattan, pero tambiÉn a esta horasiguen surgiendo detalles de la masacre en dayton, ohio. el informe forense concluye que el atacante tenÍa cocaína, alcohol y antidepresivos en su torrente sanguÍneo en el momento de este tiroteo. tambiÉn indican que dos de la persona fallecida recibieron disparos de los agentes que respondÍan al ataque, aunque ninguno de esos dÍas fue letal. las nueve personas que fallecieron fueron producto de las balas disparadas po

region so that capitalize on that and put on the metro buses. we defined, i mean, the trend for newspapers especially over the last 30 years have been kind of a downward trend. ad revenue is followed by half. circulation has fallen by half. newsroom staffing has fallen by half in the last ten years. today more people get you some social media than from print. it's reason that much and that's not even taking into account websites and apps. taken together online sources have started to rival tv as america's number one source of news. the good news for local news is local news workstation are more highly trusted the national news organizations and much more than social media. only 4% said have a lot of trust in social media. those highlight the challenges to a certain extent because lots of people are getting to some social media that don't trust it. we ask folks would you like about news and social media. what we heard was convenience. people like to stick their phone and opened up and there is a stream of news there for them to sample from whenev

seem to finish their protest when the place said they should finish it but some of them did go to the metro station and just the off aero side lights they came outside that montblanc play station he was told about thousands like thousands of them and chanted outside threw eggs at the place who gathered with right here outside that play station and it was it a standoff about hoffa now then the police came out in vans in big numbers the protesters ran it was a small confrontation i did see a fire on get drawn in the single file but the place took a fire out at some point there were bags of rubbish being thrown from an overpass it's a place big but it was all over at about 15 minutes not just went back into the underground system leaving the place to kind of wonder what to do next they go back into their vans they they don't move the protesters bus and it's like the place to another area of talent where the whole thing played out again and by the time being everyone seems to have calmed down and disappeared that's not safe definitely either but this is what's happening at the moment is this ca

metro shares down 6.7%.loomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: -- matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." right now we are just about 10 minutes into the trading day on looking at gains on the cotton net -- continent, a loss on the ftse. let's get our top stock stores. >> i want to start with vivendi. as we learn there are preliminary talks to sell 10% of a stake in universal music group to china's tencent. this deal was valued at universal music at 30 billion euros. deutsche post higher this morning after earnings up nearly 2.5%. it lifted the lower end of its earnings target range for 2019. one thing you can think this for is the german operation -- thank this for is the german operation. metro ag to the downside, down more than 6% this morning. czech billionaires takeover bid is on the brink of failing as he is in talks with key shareholders and they are at the moment withholding their backing. anna: 4 former fed chief's have made a joint plea for u.s. central bankers to be able to operate without political