milan.rancine: but milan is financially sound? paolo: financially sound, no problem at all. we are moving ahead with a good balance sheet. we will comply with the financial fairplay rules, but everything is from that point of view. francine: do you think italy is free of match fixing in football? paolo: i think so. i have not heard about it in the last few years. francine: what is your biggest hope for a.c. milan? that it becomes the top four? paolo: it has to go back to the champions league in the long term. we are not expecting a quick fix in this business, but longer-term, milan has to be one of the big players in europe. francine: you have always loved football right? what attracted you to football again? paolo: my story is long. when i was in the u.k., chief executive, i was at the same time chairman of the football club. francine: which is where you were born? paolo: which at that time was and theya u.k. plc, asked me to be chairman of the team. from that moment, i stopped to be just a

milan.e can say that today that milan is in the hands of milan fans. all of us we have been for many years, and this is a positive thing. , you are paolo scaroni a titan of business. are there parallels between how a team plays and how an industry group, listed company, performs? what is the secret? paolo: let me say one thing first. there are people who are much more expert than me in football. they always say the same thing. the match is won by the team, but the tournament is won by the company. you cannot have a long-term strategy if you don't have behind you a strong company. we have built a strong milan from a financial point of view, from organizational point of view, and in this respect is similar to a company, not to eni two enel, but a real company. francine: what happened to the chinese owner? you follow this? paolo: no, i don't follow that very much. for me, it is a mystery. they are gone. they have disappeared. we don't hear from them anymore. i don't know exactly what they are d

all of us have been, for many years, milan fans.rancine: is there a difference between how the group plays and how -- paolo: let me say one thing, the people are much bigger experts than me, at football, and they say this. the match is won by the team, but the tournament is won by the company. in this respect, very similar to a company, maybe not to -- francine: what happened to the chinese owner? do you follow this? paolo: i don't follow it very much. they are gone, we don't hear from them anymore. we don't know what they are doing. they certainly lost a lot of money in this one-year venture. francine: but milan is financially sound, right? paolo: we are moving ahead with a very good balance sheet. we comply with the financial fair play rules, so everything is fine from that point of view. francine: do you think football is free of match fixing? paolo: i think so, i haven't heard of it in the last two years. francine: your big hope for ac milan is that it becomes a top four? paolo: in the long-term, we aren't expecting any quick re

he told arsenal in august of a c milan's interest in him.n him. they have been ta ken over by interest in him. they have been taken over by a billionaire american hedge fund owner. he has finally confirmed, after weeks of speculation, he will be leaving for the sleeping giants. the deal could be very lucrative for him. it's reported that you'll get a significant salary increase. and he could also get an equity share in a cmilan, could also get an equity share in a c milan, something he would never get at arsenal. it looks like his first day will be in december. he has released an emotionally charged statement today when he said this was the hardest decision of his life, and he has been privileged to dedicate himself to this great club. he said he gave arsenal everything that i had in me. arsenalfans have been quite celebratory, one of them said they would be glad to see the back of him. it's felt like he presided over a period of decline and they want to see them win the premier league title again. they haven't done so since 200a. they think

in milan, francine lacqua. what did you learn in milan?first of all, that there is a little bit chiefst among european executives that u.s. investment banks are stronger than them. i also learned from david herro that he is adding to some of the earns in europe because he sees they have a. and not everyone on my panel useful a ship that is for banking unions. sewing ofeving -- deutsche bank has comments as well. sebastian: the president has ramped up the trade war with china. the u.s. will impose a 10% tariff on about $200 billion worth of goods on china next week. beijing vowed to retaliate paid if that happens, the u.s. bad to impose further tariffs. the president says china has been unwilling to give fair and reciprocal treatment to american companies. a russian altera common sense plane has been shot down mistakenly by syrian forces, and the kremlin blames israel. all 15 people on board were killed. high drama on capitol hill. showdownive public with a seat on the supreme court at stake. the white house's pick for the supreme court, br

the 42—year—old played for real madrid, inter milan, ac milan and barcelona in an 18—year playing career 62 times for brazil, including both goals when they beat germany in the 2002 world cup final. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. a labour party official who suggested thatjewish a labour party official who suggested that jewish trump a labour party official who suggested thatjewish trump fanatics we re suggested thatjewish trump fanatics were behind accusations of anti—semitism in labour ranks has been re—elected to the party's ruling body. peter willsman was criticised when a recording of his remarks and merged injuly. he is one of nine people elected to labour's executive committee. he was confronted by a journalist who asked him to explain those remarks. are you going to stand down from your candidacy for the nec? do you plan to withdraw as a candidate? peter willsman, will you talk to us about your comments? hang on. do you plan to stand down as a candidate from the nec. tom watson says he is disgusted by you. do you have anything to say to tom wats

sitting on mountains of cash which could be used to change consumer habits here's what's trending at milan fashion week. the beauty may rule the catwalk but as soon as the lights go out fashions ugly underbelly is plain to see. clothing produced in sweat shops animals tortured for their for fast fashion that ends up in the trash as quickly as it's purchased wasting valuable resources for fashion industry is striving for a better image during milan's fashion week stars like cindy crawford or keep blanchett are presenting the second to green carpet awards honoring sustainable production and business practices in fashion. no one industry can tackle climate change. and the sustainability issues by itself but it's a very pointy public industry and so that's one of the fashion strace making such a strong state businesses are increasingly attempting to shift to more sustainable production models including in the fashion industry however they still represent a small minority in the corporate world and that's unlikely to change until consumers change their habits. and staying with the industry u.s.

it's purchased wasting valuable resources for fashion industry striving for a better image during milan's fashion week stars like cindy crawford or keep blanchett are presenting the second to green carpet awards honoring sustainable production and business practices in fashion. no one industry can tackle climate change. and the sustainability issues by itself but it's a very pointy public industry and that's one of the fashion industry is making such a strong statement businesses are increasingly attempting to shift to more sustainable production models including in the fashion industry however they still represent a small minority in the corporate world and that's unlikely to change until consumers change their habits so make the cuts and who get the chop the big question every autumn when the german stock market presents the top thirty companies that have made it into the dax germany's index of blue chip stocks comments bank has been on the dax since it was founded but it no longer meets the criteria it's been replaced by why a cod a new comer that makes payments of way also being revam

in italy's serie a, milan dropped further points on thursday when they were held to a 1—1 draw at empolid consecutive draw. the rossionerri took the lead after only 10 minutes when a shot from lucas biglia was deflected into his own goal by leonardo capezzi. midway through the second half, biglia was penalised for this challenge on francesco caputo, and caputo himself put away the resultant penalty and that leaves milan 12 points behind the leaders juventus. in the night's other game, sassuolo won 2—0 at spal to move up to 3rd in the table. there were three games in spain. alaves missed the chance to move third in la liga after they drew i—i at home to getafe, while elsewhere there were wins for real vallodolid and real betis. in portugal, benfica missed the chance to go three points clear at the top of the table when they drew 2—2 at chaves. twice they led with goals from rafa silva, who scored his second just six minutes from the end. but each time they were pegged back, with gevorg ghazaryan scoring both goals for chaves. benfica had german conti sent off just before ghazaryan scored

of incentive that paris and also us are giving paris is not alone there look at amsterdam look at milanor milan always also giving a very attractive tax package first of all what we need to do is to fulfill our promise and the brownness was that we going to reform labor law that the high. the high level of changes which is very high actually in the in the industry can be can be maintained better spent managing director of funds that mine of finance thank you very much indeed thank you. that's it you're up to date with the latest from the world of business remember you can always get more on our website that's. forward slash business you can also find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d.w. on the school business i'm there as well i had on the see how free is my handle thanks for that the company i'm buying now. will. we. will. we've always victory over lieberman. was. washed away for frankfurt in the final seconds of was was was was we'll. show you the reception thank you brings actually to engine teaching. let's. self which can defeat and maybe even decide who can pick up a hurrica

tottenham were leading in milan but two late goals cost them against inter. stokes and hales are charged by the ecb with bringing the game of cricket into disrepute. hello and welcome to sportsday. let's start with the champions league, and the five goal thriller at anfield. liverpool do big nights in european football at home and this tie against paris st germain didn't disappoint. substitute roberto firmino scored at stoppage time winner to give jurgen klopp‘s side a dramatic 3—2 victory in their group c opener. well, our correspondent andy swiss is at anfield and watched all the drama unfold. yes, this match always have the makings of a classic in this third link lived up to the billing. we are used to seeing those bombs bombing sta rts used to seeing those bombs bombing starts for liverpool. we saw that last season against rome and manchester city and again tonight. they took a two—goal lead in the first half, the first goal scored by daniel sturridge. making his first champions league start for six yea rs, champions league start for six years, not a bad

we us in milan last year.ue for you. you said it's personal why? >> well, bonjouro. it really is a dream come true as you said. i walked the streets in '83, and to think i could come back here and open up the roastery in the heart of milan, the response, people are banging on the door to get in, and we'll have this big gala tonight and open up the doors tomorrow morning, but this literally is a milestone moment for the company and for me. >> but, howard, you're in italy. they know something about espresso. why would you think, i want to take my business there? >> well, you know, as you know, we're coming here with great humility and respect for the italian culture, but we're opening not a coffee store but a roastery. most italians have never seen coffee roaedghatcris willy wonka of coffee, almost 30,000 square feet. it's a labor of love. the craftsmanship, the store. we had 100 italian journalists yesterday. they were in awe. i think we're going to add something to the milan ease culture. >> i once had an ital

some people will be located a deskid, paris, milan, in my dread, paris, milan -- in madrid, paris, milanhe system well-prepared. i don't really believe the next crisis will be a banking crisis. the banking system is resilient. you may have some banks here and there. insurance sector was part of the problem. i understand the financial system is ready to absorb any shock. i don't believe the brexit can bankingd for a b crisis but it could undermine investments and maybe a slowdown in the economy. >> how soon do you see that consolidation? we had reports swelling around linking just about everybody. unicredit has been mentioned. a lot of the banks have been mentioned. how soon and what impact will that have? >> in the next couple of years i think you will see some form of consolidation happening in some cases to complement business models. create newes, to champions. in the next couple of years i would say. >> how many will that end up being? three? >> i think it is difficult to assess the situation. if you look at the reality of the european landscape, you need ecb exercising power of coun

the bank will have offices in madrid, paris, and milan.gio ermotti spoke with haslinda amin as the deadline for a brexit deal approaches. >> whatever solution is coming, it may make it a little bit softer is the fact that it is no longer relevant for us. a few weeks ago, we had to make a decision to execute for a worst-case scenario. the financial system is already operating under the assumption that there is no agreement so whatever is going to happen from now onwards will not make the exercise less expensive, will not make the feeling about the disconnect and resolving those issues not very high. we go back to what we started at the beginning. a complication that undermines the willingness to make investments. if you don't know what is going to happen, how can you start to invest? i would say in the u.k. and in europe, this has been something that has prevented people from taking actions and investing in the future. >> is it confirmed that frankfurt will be the choice for you? sergio: yes, confirmed. we have an existing operation in fran

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with five minutes left, this folly gave inter milan the most spectacular of equalisers.can capitulated. spurs will be wondering quite how they lost the first night drama they could have done without. lost the first night drama they could have done withoutlj lost the first night drama they could have done without. i am happy with the performance, disappointed with the performance, disappointed with the performance, disappointed with the result. because i think winning ina with the result. because i think winning in a place like this and playing better and creating a lot of chancesin playing better and creating a lot of chances in the second half to kill the game, we didn't. and of course, 1-0, the game, we didn't. and of course, 1—0, always the game is open. well, in the other game in group b, lionel messi scored a hat—trick in barcelona's 4—0 win at home against psv eindhoven. that brings him to 103 goals in the competition, more than psv, as an entire team over their champions league life. early days — barcelona top that group, with inter second on goal difference. a qu

important for us than then one name of the other there's been a big boardroom change at arsenal ac milan have managed to snap up their chief executive ivan gazidis he will join the italian club on the first of december because he has spent nearly a decade at arsenal both ac milan and arsenal are competing in the season's you rope in the competition for you know venkatesh will become arsenal's new managing director. now to a shocking story from the world of golf one of europe's top amateur female players has been murdered on a golf course in the united states twenty two year old spanish players celie about kin the european ladies' amateur champion was found dead close to her abandoned golf bag at coldwater gulf links in ames iowa where she was a university student. there is a call from her throughout our lives where part of. our song. on the clarke says no one ever found anyone that was the nine one one call to police to locating the body quickly determined she'd been stabbed to death they've charged a twenty two year old homeless man collin daniel richards with first degree murder richar

of incentives that paris and also us are giving paris is not alone there look at amsterdam look at milan or milan always also giving a very attractive tax package first of all what we need to do is to fulfill our promise and the brownness was that we going to reform labor law that the high. the high level of changes which is very high actually in the industry can be can be maintained beth says that managing director of crimes that line of finance thank you very much indeed thank you. and you're watching the news from more coming up at the top of the hour don't forget you can always get the latest around the clock on our web site that is of course dot com and have an entree and balance bank says i have a company and. free space. that's the theme of this year's architecture be an opera in venice the german wants to tear down walls. and the young chinese architect aims to revive rural villages six space and free space. our special on the. next d w. because. james. missing a way of victory over neighborhoods. i was. tough day for frank in the final seconds of play i'm stunned some try. i. wa

ivan gazidis will leave the club at the end of the month and take up a similar role in italy at ac milanin recruiting unai emery to replace arsene wenger as manager and he has been behind a change in management structure. he won't be directly replaced. raul sanllehi — previously at barcelona — has been promoted to head of football and the chief commercial officer vinai will become managing director. the bolton defender stephen darby has retired at the age of 29, after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. darby came through the youth ranks at liverpool before moving to bradford in 2012 and joining bolton last summer. he hasn't played since december. manager phil parkinson said "this is heartbreaking news for stephen and his family. he's an outstanding professional and a fantastic person". the champions league returns tonight — liverpool face paris st—germain at home. managerjurgen klopp says defeat in last season's final to real madrid didn't damage his side at all. klopp believes that their run last year will have earned them a lot of respect. they have won their last 5 matches of

of incentives that paris and also us are giving paris is not alone there look at amsterdam look at milan or milan always also giving a very attractive tax package first of all what we need to do is to fulfill our promise and the brownness was that we going to reform labor law that the high. the high level of changes which is very high actually in the industry can be can be maintained better spent managing director of crimes that mine of finance thank you very much indeed thank you. fight is way to rolls out a new payment system today for its heavily subsidized gasoline in border areas the pilot projects an effort to combat smuggling in the country which is in a deep economic crisis shortages of food and medicine have fueled hunger disease and i know exodus of citizens and experts estimate the country loses at least five billion dollars a year as a result of not setting ghastly international prices. as well as gas prices the lowest in the world a temptation to smugglers in neighboring countries president nicolas maduro said last month the country should raise gasoline prices to internatio

since it guess is that is a hedge fund, one day they would dispose of milan, sending milan to dubai, they looking to make a profit at the end of the day. needine: does ac milan someone like that to be back in business? we now have a player who -like.aldo' francine: but he is not run although. do -- rinaldo. do you think you will have more acquisitions? aulo: there is no doubt the team a stronger and younger than last year. on top of that, we have with us a legend for milan. set to bring milan back to where it it should have been in the last few years. matt: you can watch the full interview on "leadesrers with lacqua" tonight. nike shares ended yesterday's session down by more than 3%. that is as critics of its decision to hire colin kaepernick for a just do it add to the social media to call for a boycott of the company. nike received more than $40 million media exposure in the ad's first 24 hours for free. for more, we are joined by jackie simmons. thanks for joining us. first of all, tell us how this decision was calculated by nike. is a look like something they did because they ju

it is currently one nil to barcelona, and the spurs have had the better of inter—milan, but it's stills all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye throughout the evening. for now. we've got some very windy weather to come over the next 2a hours courtesy of storm alley. they will also be further areas of low pressure coming and going, bringing wet and windy weather and a real risk of some transport disruption over the next few days. first of all, storm ali. here it is on the satellite picture, developing and deepened as it heads towards the united kingdom. it will be arriving in to the early hours of wednesday morning. 0vernight somewhere to whether for northern ireland and scotland, a narrow band of rain pushing eastwards across england and wales. the first signs of ali arriving will be the wet weather in northern ireland towards the end of the night. it is the strength of the winds that cause big problems, the squeeze of the isobars is where the strongest winds will be going, straight across northern ireland and southern and central areas of scotland. this is

with five minutes left, icardi's volley giving inter milan the most spectacular of equalisers.pitulated. vecino heading inter to a 2—1victory. spurs will be wondering quite how they lost a first night drama they could have done without. andy swiss, bbc news. we heard earlier about the latest attempt to resolve the irish border question —— a key sticking point in the brexit negotiations. this week bbc news is considering some of the most common questions being asked about brexit and its potential impact. tonight our correspondent damian grammaticas investigates the irish border issue. what will brexit mean for the union? why haven't we left jet? will we be richer or poorer? will problems with the irish border stop brexit? 0n the way to brexit, the biggest roadblock we face, the irish border. that is it, we havejust that is it, we have just crossed the border, are learned to northern ireland, no markings, just the signs change. today, it is almost invisible. a century ago, the division of ireland, partition and the building of customs posts led to years of troubles. those ended a

but the bank will have a multi-location strategy in the region with offices in madrid, paris, and milanceo sergio ermotti said the decision was made a few weeks ago. >> yes, confirmed. we have an existing operation in frankfurt. we have a multilocation strategy where frankfurt is going to be the-based. -- the base. juliette: fiat chrysler world -- will -- of buyers. kkr offered less than the 6 billion euro minimum valuation, which ended the exclusive it he of the talks -- exclusivity of the talks. the unit prepares to separate them a land-based company and distribute shares to investors andhe melania-based company distribute shares to investors. sanctions have frozen a russian aluminum giant out of annual contract negotiations. that could disrupt supply chains critical to the industries. the global aluminum industry has been bracing for further turmoil ahead of an october 23 deadline. says he ceo jamie dimon is done with politics and blames much easement for his claim -- machisimo for his claim he is smarter than donald trump. he says the current administration is handling the economy w

and indeed the financial market professionals are also looking at other places like paris some at milan and madrid. but many banks have said that they're going to move staff here and one hears from several dozen to a couple of hundred but the financial district in frankfurt is not that big to begin with and a couple of thousand more people would already be a great step forward believe art's reporting from frankfurt only thank you so much . while the market value of online retailer amazon surpassed one trillion dollars on tuesday if only briefly amazon stock rose during tuesday's trading session sending it beyond the mark before it fell back a short time later the company is the second u.s. firm to hit the threshold a measure of outstanding shares multiple by their value apple surpassed the one trillion dollar mark last month. for more let's cross over to our wall street correspondent against corridor amazon started as an online book retailer now it's a trillion dollar company obviously something worked here how do people on wall street view amazon's business model these days well it's b

italy to reign in spending now the populist government of rome has agreed to boost its budget the milan stock exchange lost over four percent as investors panicked selling off italian assets. the new budget proposals are dominating the headlines across italy today the draft budget would push italy's overall deficit to one hundred thirty two percent of g.d.p. italy already has the second highest debt level in the euro zone the governing five star movement and league parties say they will lower taxes and bring in income subsidies for the poor but the e.u. is concerned. we have no interest in triggering a crisis between the commission and italy italy is an important eurozone country but neither do we want rome to disrespect the rules and not reduce its debt which is explosive so the motor vehicle whether the truckers that i am very worried about what is happening in italy. this economic maneuver is not for the people but against the people. it will create problems in the north without solving those of the south it will not increase employment but will put italian savings in trouble and wil

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it wasn't just installing and before that there were attacks in milan rostock in her spare. time and i might not have been as conscious back then of what was happening as i am now. on. the other day i was talking to my mother and she's one of the strongest women i know she's my idol this for me i know they. can and this was the second time in my life that i saw her scared. the first time was after is all going in and now after the events in camden. she happened to be nearby with my father at a health resort and told me they were too scared to go into town that weekend well i'm going to start. and these things are troubling and need to be taken very seriously and an awful lot of money in stocks and bonds put to seventy protests were triggered by the deaths of two germans. in one case the main suspects are asylum seekers who are due for deportation just like. the tunisian behind the attack on a berlin christmas market in how much has the failure to enforce deportations impacted integration efforts you've been in a moment to get. then monday. only to the extent that two issues

what you know until now that is the us coffee chain has just opened its first outlet in a city the milan store is aimed at an upscale market starbucks is betting that premium coffees will win over customers in a country where an espresso is a quick and inexpensive daily routine that comes to starbucks plans to close one hundred fifty u.s. branches in the coming year because of a slow week market. person in france and reach an agreement to end the so-called scallop pools the choose sides have now agreed on a common fishing pay raise for the prized mollusks in the eastern english channel french fishermen were angry that british boats could gather them while their own government ban them from doing so small the british boats have been exempt from the requirements which will now apply to all vessels this comes off to cash as at sea where fishing boats were seen ramming each other no one was. passing you're up to date with the latest from the world of business remember the latest on our website that you don't call us by. they're known as the kings of neighborhood. children and teenagers in a

wasn't the only one getting off the mark for a new club, gonzalo higuain scored his first goal for ac milan 1—1 draw at cagliari. in spain's la liga, sevilla's disappointing start to the season continued as they were beaten 2—0 at home by getafe. espanyol are up to fourth after a 1—0 win over levante and their were also i—o wins for villareal and alaves. in the bundesliga, promoted nuremberg snatched a 1—1 draw at werder bremen whilst stuttgart are still awaiting their first win of the season after being held to a 3—3 draw at 10 man freiberg. west ham halted their disastrous start to the season after outplaying everton to get their first premier league win of the season. relief for hammers boss manuel pellegrini who saw andriy yarmolenko score his first goals for the club to put the londoners 2—0 upjust after the half hour mark. everton pulled one back but marko arnautovic scored the all important third ensuring west ham picked up all three points and moved off the bottom of the table. it's always the player believe what we're doing and are not going to change. i said we're doing and are no

coffee chain has just opened its first outlet in italy a store in milan is aimed at an upscale market starbucks is betting that premium coffees will win over customers in a country where an espresso is a quick and inexpensive daily routine comes of stocks plans to close one hundred fifteen branches in the u.s. in the coming. to cuba now after years of u.s. trade sanctions and an inefficient economy people have to live with very limited resources the response is what the cubans probably refer to as invent a substance using everyday items for things that are in short supply demonstrating for example. sometimes a little piece of raba can go a long way. you don't have to look far in just about any aspect of cuban life to find something like this a condom doubling at this rally as a balloon. condoms are so cheap and plentiful in cuba that they end up in the most unusual of places fisherman use them as barbers to float their hooks in the sea and every mechanic knows that a condom makes a terrific plug for a flat tire. the problem with all this repurchasing say health workers is that many pe

tottenham, barcelona and which eindhoven and into milan. teams looking to convert that domestic success are manchester city. they are looking to build on what was a fantastic premier league season for them last year, a record amount of the elite points at 100. 32 wins in the season, just two losses and a massive 106 goals scored. they became unstuck in the champions league to eventual runners—up, that was liverpool. the reds host paris st germain on tuesday and captain jordan reds host paris st germain on tuesday and captainjordan henderson is confident his side can go one better this time around. we want to keep improving, we want to improve from last season. we have started the premier league well, but we want to start every competition well, it is the game, especially european nights at and field. who want to start the campaign right, we want to start the campaign right, we want to start it well and it is again look forward to. liverpool are certainly confident, but perhaps this could be italy's years. the old lady of juventus is rising

be able to host these events, like, you know, the 2005 champions league final, played in istanbul, milanttable final. we hope in germany all that we will get this tournament, because it's very important for the football, for the kids, for the clubs, for the federation, everybody saw this in 2006 when we have the world cup in germany. this is important for our country. i don't know what will be the decision, but we hope that we can win. tennis, and there were shock defeats for both caroline wozniacki and angelique kerber at the wuhan open on wednesday. wozniacki, the number two seed was beaten in straight sets by monica puig from puerto rico, who had to qualify for the tournament. puig, who's the reigning olympic champion, won 7—6, 7—5 to seal her place in the quarter—finals. puig will now face the local favourite, wang qiang. the chinese number one, who's ranked 34 in the world, beat the unseeded australian daria gavrilova to stay on course for back—to—back tour titles following her victory in guangzhou last week. wang, who also won on home soil in jiangxi back in july, came through in s

tottenham kick off against inter milan at the san siro just before six o‘clock our time.nd passion might count for more than experience... if you are not clever, this is only experience, it is not going to help you in the future. it is like a cow that always every single day during ten yea rs that always every single day during ten years see the train cross in front of the same time. and if you ask the cow at what time is going to come the train, it is not going to have the right answer. in football it is the same. experience, yes, but hunger, motivation, circumstance, everything is so important. formula 0ne‘s new owners have secured a deal to sell sponsorship to betting companies — something the old f1 boss bernie ecclestone always refused to allow. he thought it would tarnish the sport‘s glamourous image. liberty media have reached an agreement thought to be worth 100—million dollars with a london—based marketing agency, who‘ll set up the deals, allowing sponsors to advertise on electronic boards at race tracks and display graphics on screen. the news comes at a time wh

going to beare located in madrid, in paris, in milan.at a hard brexit could lead to the next brexit crisis -- next banking crisis. what is your take? >> i think the system is prepared. i do believe the next crisis will be a banking crisis. the banking system is resilient. you may have some banks here and there. in the past, the insurance sector was part of the problem. understand that they financial system is more resilient and ready to absorb shock. i do believe brexit can be a triggering for a banking crisis. investmentsermine and trigger a slowdown in the economy. that is clear. francine: that was the ubs chief executive speaking with bloomberg. let us check in with what is trending across the universe. the cleanup from typhoon mangkhut began today. left two dead and damage buildings throughout the region. european leaders gathered in salzburg to jumpstart brexit talks which have stalled. both sides are sending more upbeat. our most read stories, and third place, ubs has confirmed frankfurt will be its hub as it prepares for no deal.

meanwhile starbucks is opening the very first coffee shop in milan, italy, on friday.ultz was inspired to create the starbucks company in 1983 after a visit to a milan coffee bar. the chain has almost 28,000 stores worldwide. not going to be easy though. because lavata is pretty darn good. the italians are very particular about their coffee. >>> meanwhile the legal battle between cbs and national amusements showing signs of coming to an end here. "the wall street journal" is reporting that cbs would agree to stop to strip voting control of major shareholders national amusements. this a month before the legal dispute was set to go to trial. >>> ford recalling millions of vehicles, issues with parts of seatbelts, sparked 23 insdid of smoke or fire in vehicles. it affects 2 million ford f-150 pup trucks, the best-selling model in the united states. >> news that attorney general jeff sessions is taking a first step what may lead to government regulation of social media companies. we have all the details on this nexts,. , one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now

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rest in peace, milan. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you, our deepest condolences to the family. thank you for being here. we appreciate your presence. this time, we'll take public comment for those who submitted speaker cards for close session items, we don't have any. we're going to section o, which is closed session. the board will go into closed session. i call a recess >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: justin, can you open the door? i know there were parents out there. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: we're on item p. reconvening to open session. item 1, we're going to be voting on student expulsions. i move approval where the parties agreed to waive the expulsion of one high school student. and where the term of the expulsion is for one year from the date of the agreement with the option to reduce the expulsion term to fall, if the student completes the rehabilitation plan and receives the support services described in the agreement. could i get a second? >> second. >> thank you. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: roll call. >> clerk: seven ayes. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell:

and tottenham if they host in milan on tuesday. but a club with the status of inter must target playing in the champions league every season playing at home and we have to make the most about advantage and look to control possession they have technical and physical qualities they're a strong team and of course they have harry kane or kane and tottenham are in a bit of a shaky run with two straight defeats in the premier league critics of question keynes fitness after a busy world cup campaign with england but his manager is sticking by that of the other four year on the globe. and of course. he need to improve but the team need to improve by this is he to blame carly because he's on the front if with the team lose and no score goals it's easy . in the asian champions league iranian same persepolis are into the semifinals after beating the hell of cats or three two on aggregate to hail to one nil first like advantage to iran and look for a place in the last four when they took an early lead inside iran but persepolis staged a pretty

implementing afghan women waitlists program men of ghana's time is for women and we still get we think in milan and why don't we have the capacity. for. that person we request of usa to support us my providing a smooth and carpet ready to modernize their handcrafts section their response was negative they said they were huge to train us i have ten years' experience i don't need the training i need the machinery but as i thought until i filled in forms last year and again six months ago they told us that they would let us know but there was no response even when we called them they never called back hundreds of thousands of workers across afghanistan ready to work ready to work. if you'd like to know more than any of those stories do log on to our t. dot com always in sight analysis just a click away you're watching r t international six and. we want a strong european union based on strong member states and we want a europe which sticks to its christian heritage so number one we don't want europe to get rid of the christian heritage and we want the member states to all stay as member states we d