we had to replace every single pane of glass. >> reporter: for morse this is a passion project whereo detail is too small. >> this is the original tile. if you look closely there, there are actually three sizes of tile and you need that in order to make all these curves. >> reporter: as it turns out there are no right angles in the entire building, but morse wanted everything done right, g sunken lounge, to the iconic departure boards. >> this is when everybody was looking what time their plane took off, what time their loved ones were landing. all the focus was on this board so we wanted to be historically authentic here. >> reporter: which meant going to italy, outside venice where the original board was made 50 years ago. the flip board and the distinctive sound has been a staple of train stations and airports worldwide. the sign's 37,000 flaps are created by hand. another throwback that will have people looking up -- >> so this will be your bar? >> this is our bar. welcome to connie. >> reporter: is this lockheed consolation. finding new life as a cocktail lounge. >> come in here

and governments mostly left wing liberal governments especially the party of july and they introduce morse to undermine the freedom of debate and the internet and that's very shameful and this is something that will end immediately if we get the possibility to do so you could bring get through bring freedom better line you know you have twenty seconds arjuna shamed by that not at all why not just about the hate speech is not really fall it's a speech being we guaranteed your freedom of speech not sure phil pinion but what we see on the internet is really beyond the red lines and you have to have measures to really limit all right we're going to have to leave that question there my thanks to our for panelists and they are questioners here in the audience and to all of you for watching don't forget there's a longer version of this debate which you can find online for now from all of us on the team here the european parliament in brussels thank you thank you. become an african hero who fought for freedom and human rights milsom mandela. his opposition to south africa's apartheid regime inspir

they need to bake the new normal into numbers and that could cause morse selling. the treasury is presuming the worse. maybe the stock market has to catch up with them fifth, trump believes it's easy for companies to move out of china. one more reason he is so eager to ratchet up the trade war with china. unfortunately, because many, many companies didn't expect the last round of tariffs to say nothing of what i expect will be the next round that. >> did not take action, not with alacrity now these companies need to change up their sourcing quickly, and this costs them money. that means numbers come down it's clear to me that a ton of companies have simply not moved quickly enough unfortunately, this market is very concerned that the white house will make no exceptions. that means few american business also be immune to the tariffs. you're going to have more cuts in the semiconductors after the huawei ban, and of course apple. apple, which is at the center of the cake, literally, sadly, apple is in a unique position where they could be hurt by retaliation for both

marjorie klapper of menlo park said she is willingly emily morse fully admitting her guilt. she is accused of paying $15,000 to have someone change answers on her son's a.c.t. exam. prosecutors are recommending four months prison time and a $20,000 fine. klapper will be sentenced october 16. of the 50 people charged in the scheme, 19 have pled guilty including actress felicity huffman. >>> president trump are posing a major transgender rights roll back. the move would remove policy changes made by the obama administration. live in san jose with reaction. >> reporter: >> that's what it is i feel like -- to know i wish -- >> it erases us our identity and pushes us further into the margins because we are not allowed to be who we are. for the transgender community, access to health care is a civil rights issue. >> the way will affect is the most is access to any resources we need when it comes to healthcare benefits, when it comes to jobs, when it comes to living. in 2016, the obama administration added language to the affordable care act specifically providing protection from d

their story from i listened because they're so enthusiastic and i might learn something i didn't know morseooking for something i didn't know. >>a man constantly learning and his role as track historian and truly loved as a racing treasure himself. >>davidson is the longest-serving commentator on the ims radio broadcast of the race he has taken part every year since 1965. he's also a member of the auto racing hall of fame and the us auto club hall of fame as well and you can experience racing's biggest spectacle from the comfort of your home countdown to indy will air this saturday night at 9 o'clock right here on crown for we'll celebrate the race and the track with the story about one of the best traditions in sports plus the lifesaving message. one race team is sharing. it's all and on countdown to andy this saturday night at 09:00pm. >>all day weekend ahead, you look for something to do we've got an idea or 2 for in fact, a for fun things is coming up next. >>and kron four is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron on yet. here's what you missed. first 35

are trying to move back to are not sure that's the way it should be. 10 50 in the morning you know morse code is a question for you see a 9 hour work week sounds great yeah well that's the recommendation of an environmental think tank to say that i will tell you more when we come back. you know world of big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. i mean we were at camp rounds of america i think it's called there's like a chain of these campgrounds and trailer parks across america so yeah these types of organizations would be rolled out. so you have economies of scale you now have lots and lots of trailer parks all socialize reporting to one corporate behavior on wall street and they're extracting nickels and dimes and a lot of people are some. warning the greens and liberals in

they wanted to test them and knowledge they had two memorize morse code. there would be uniformed german so does the diagrams on the ball and they wanted them to be able to say what branch. they would have to describe a cave that is a colonel, that is the nature so that was part of the intellectuals like that would be the classroom stuff, then they have to be trained on code. i would love to hear what they say about the navy seal training because that was their job, they were commandos. they were trained on how to approach a rabbit cook it with the skin on. they might be held in capturing have to escape. they learn how to steal him from the henhouse and help to the new and hunt and fish and all these things. navigation by the stars and every one of them they had a second camp which was really serious if you made it through the first one you got to go through the second ontothe secod be three or four weeks it was serious it was a hand-to-hand combat. they were trained in german, italian, belgium. she was a trained killer. it's what she was trained to do. th

morse the us saw me as a 2nd generation. it's told them to realise what they've done ease of rolling the child goes to trial goes nuts will the u s y d they need to return the country to the child lotion. charges islands have been at the center of a decades long dispute between britain and which in the 1960 s. ceded the territories in exchange for independence plus $3000000.00 pounds that moved a lot of the united states in 1971 to build a military base on diego garcia the largest of the atolls britain addicted about one and a half 1000 islanders to make room for the us air base to go garcia was an important launchpad for us missions in iraq and afghanistan now the u.s. lease runs until 2036 so washington is expected to side with britain in today's vote. earlier the international court of justice role that britain illegally split the island and should return them back tomorrow britain rejected the ruling and russia's took the issue to the general assembly in 2700 only 15 delegates oppose their decolonization bed some in the

a pass stolen by mady morse who spritzed on the court.ver had a 17 point lead at that point with the blazers chipping away at it. tomorrow murray controls the ball with 30 seconds left, dental and one denver fan saw their team put together the best record in the nba this year but they would come up short today. cj mccollum was the guy who carried the load for portland. mccullough makes it a 3 point lead with 12 seconds left. maccallum had 37 points and 9 rebounds. the blazers win in 7 games, 100- 96. the warriors host portland in game one of the western conference finals on tuesday in oakland. >>> mother's day is always a special sunday in major league ballparks around the country. moms and kids enjoying the afternoon at 24 willie mays plaza. the giants and the reds traded 2 run innings in the first at the cincinnati had gone from the top of the inning, pablo sandoval went opposite tyler mahle with steven duggar board. the reds took a 4-to lead with runs in the second and six. kevin pillar gets one to drop in center for a hit. sandoval ru

the morse to divide this organization to saw in the seeds of discord. to the extent that. we look at it we're to sit down and took decisions let alone implemented together needing to meet market demand has been an important part of how iran has kept selling oil and coped with us sanctions china turkey and iraq have also said they cannot abide by unilateral american policies and will continue dealing with iran if pushed iran could obstruct shipping lanes in the strait of hormuz pull out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal and restart your brain human richmond none are things iranian leaders say they actually want to do but there is little doubt the country is hurting a crippled economy is soaring prices runaway inflation iranians worry it could mean taxes going up and subsidies on fuel electricity and consumer goods going down last year this conference had even more buzz and even bigger exhibits and there was a little more excitement in the air about doing business but that was before the united states pulled out of the nuclear deal and really imposed sanctions but one russian

temperatures outside right now to 63 degrees nice and san jose on this memorial day 62 degrees and live morse berkeley 6 degrees in the bottle 63 degrees in petaluma and still 69 degrees in santa rosa. things finally beginning to change that low prezista a pressure that brought us the showers. that's now kicking eastward. high pressure finally going to start to build in over the next couple days so looks like a warming trend will be completely sunday a driver going to do some morning fog. low clouds in the morning and still a couple pop-up thunderstorms over the sierra nevada, but i think as we get into next weekend. maybe you start talking about temperatures moving up in the 80's and maybe even some 90's that would be something we have been able to say that so it's quite some time last year in fact guys back to you. thank you lawrence, another round of contract talks happening now in hayward. >>teachers with the new haven unified school district there on there second week of strike now over a pay hike. the teachers union they want a 10% raise over the next 2 years a school years. the distric

the morse to divide this organization to saw its seeds of discord. to the extent that. we are not able to sit down and took decisions let alone implemented together needing to meet market demand it has been an important part of how iran has kept selling oil and coped with u.s. sanctions. china turkey and iraq have also said they cannot abide by unilateral american policies and will continue dealing with iran if pushed iran could obstruct shipping lanes in the strait of hormuz pull out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal and restart your brain human richmond none are things iranian leaders say they actually want to do but there is little doubt the country is hurting a crippled economy soaring prices runaway inflation iranians worry it could mean taxes going up and subsidies on fuel electricity and consumer goods going down last year this conference how even more buzz and even bigger exhibits and there was a little more excitement in the air about doing business but that was before the united states pulled out of the nuclear deal and really imposed sanctions but one russian

identificaron al asesino de y tal morse, de 22 aÑos de edad.s del 2017. palmira: el nÚmero de heridos en una de siete trÁnsito ha disminuido en san josÉ en 30 aÑos, las muertes vehiculares han aumentado. autoridades planean disminuir los nÚmeros. como hay mÁs gente en las banquetas en bicicleta, se ha convertido en un verdadero reto. los residentes decidieron salir a tapar baches a la calle. tienen una pÁgina de instagram, donde la gente los contrata para que vayan a arreglar su calle. dice que lo hicieron porque estÁn cansados de que la ciudad no respectola ciudad respondiÓ que la gente se acerque a ellos para ver dÓnde hay mÁs hoyos. la cita tendrÁ dinero para taparlos. ramÓn: el de policÍa de san francisco alerta a las personas sobre llamadas fraudulentas que se hacen pasar por el nÚmero de la central telefÓnica de la polis. -- a travÉs de las llamadaspoli pide dinero por supuestas frutas o datos personales, nÚmero de seguro social. las autoridades aconsejanel cuelgue o no responda el telÉfono. la comisiÓn federal de comunicaciones alerta ta

morse when he invented the telegraph congress appropriated all that money for that the rich. all roads were given land away for free and zero interest loans the one nine hundred fifty four interstate highway act so we need a version of government intervention to build the charging infrastructure because a market based charging infrastructure program is going to charge too high of a price motorists are going to use it and charging stations that i think has got every three hundred miles as i had a charger because right exactly and i and so when you have got a subsidized already built a highway system right government went to the moon right down and beat and won world war two but if you talk about government these days you're socialist and you're a communist and you know unfortunately right now as a prostitution assess congress makes the postal system makes a postal roads right which is like the roads and the internet combined into one back in seventeen eighty nine solve the constitution that's right that's what we're saying and but the problem is right is that the federal gover

the morse to do for this organization to saw is seeds of discord. to the extent that. we are not able to sit down and took decisions let alone implemented together needing to meet market demand has been an important part of how iran has kept selling oil and coped with us sanctions china turkey and iran have also said they cannot abide by unilateral american policies and will continue dealing with iran if pushed iran could obstruct shipping lanes in the strait of hormuz pull out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal and restart your brain human richmond none are things iranian leaders say they actually want to do but there is little doubt the country is hurting a crippled economy soaring prices runaway inflation iranians worry it could mean taxes going up and subsidies on fuel electricity and consumer goods going down last year this conference how even more buzz and even bigger exhibits and there was a little more excitement in the air about doing business but that was before the united states pulled out of the nuclear deal and really imposed sanctions but one russian chief

you mention for morse, we were -- worldto what more war i, we were dragged in. the scandinavian socialist country that denied it and the , made possible because they did not need to defend themselves and we pay for the difference. naÏveism is a dangerously indoctrination. it does not work anywhere in the world. here and you will kill the american spirit and i don't want to be around here for that. so that's a lot to respond to. want to say is i fighting fascism in world war ii was a very important thing for the u.s. to do. we should have entered the war earlier, millions of people were killed by the fascists. that's important. i would say that u.s. war sense than has been problematic. we have been lied to by politicians in every war. andietnam we were lied to we try to go to war with iran. we have to question the politicians. the main thing that i want to respond to is the idea that it's the politicians that are the problem. absolutely they are the problem. they are problem because somebody is buying and pay for them, and that is the wealthy. the capitalist clas

i built a radio i tried to learn morse code and go through the training they went through only to discover i would make a very bad spy that's not something everybody could do. also not only fluent in french i had never spoken any french so the first thing he had to do is move to france and learn french. it was a very fun book to write and to research and fun to interview the veterans and their families but because you get to blow stuff up so the bits i will read you is one of my characters somebody who works with andre and she was 45 in the very first female sabotage agent they didn't want to send her and she was about to become a grandmother and they thought of french teenager with a respect her at all i think they are sending a joke they must me in such a bad way to send a grandma to train the troops but she was incredibly successful at her job. so full moon was a parachute reception when the whole sky went dark then along with sabotage traveling to the small village and a student of yoga a vegetarian his weight hovered at 80 pounds the only person who could do the job the allies needed

steven morse and howard cane were to the fed to produce it more than they needed to.oducers of "jeopardy!" didn't choose holzhauer out of the blue. they knew he was really that good. and they thought it would up their ratings and it has. but in the end, it's going to ruin the show, just as having political hacks on the fed could ruin the economy. >> david wasserman, analyze the president's standing for 2020, in view of these economic numbers. >> well, margaret is right. a 56% job rating on the economy is pretty good. and in 2020, barack obama succeeded in winning reelection in part because he was able to convince voters that the economy was better than it actually was. we all know that donald trump is going to be getting out there on the campaign trail and saying the economy is rocking and rolling and to quote peter frampton, do you feel like i do? and there's a large part of blue america that likes the way the stock market is right now. but there's one number in that same cnn poll that spells an opening for democrats. and that's his 38% job approval rating when it co

that award hon morse people who changed the landscape of lgbt people through their work. second to win that award. president bill clinton received that honor in 2013. >>> later today, tiger woods will receive a special hon north at the white house. president donald trump will give him the medal of freedom after he made that come-back winning the master's tournament this year. it was also his 15th major tournament victory and his first since 2008. >>> time is now 5:56. sailors from all over the world were in san francisco this weekend for the sail gp races. they were zipping through the bay. the f50 are considered some of the fastest boats it world with the most cutting-edge technology, capable of speeds up to 60 miles per hour. >>> time is 5:56. the fire trial continues today. we'll tell you whey the first witness may not be taking the stand this morning. >> how much it could cost to link up the part train to an amtrak station in fairfield. %fo ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson.

he is accused with the shooting death in march of 22-year-old ethan morse. look at the photo.mation call atwater police. >>> a 28-year-old man suspected of throwing rocks at passing cars is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and felony vandalism. sheriff deputies arrested jeremy valdez. witnesses reported seeing a ne on sunday. rived they found a line of damaged cars pulled over to the side of the road. the witnesses told them the suspect ran a nearby field. >> with the help of witnesses they pointed out the direction the suspect had fled. >> deputies managed to track him down and arrested him. with unpattern suffered minor injuries after being hit by a rock. >>> the united nations is predicting 1 million animal and plant species could be facing extinction. nature is threatened at rates unprecedented in human history and living species could be wiped out. the group of scientists blame the burning of fossil fuels, pollution and urbanization. >> if we want we need to act now. >> the report says it is up to countries to reduce water consumption, find greener ways to r

the morse to divide this organization to saw is seeds of discord. to the extent that. we are not able to sit down and took decisions let alone implemented together needing to meet market demand has been an important part of how iran has kept selling oil and coped with us sanctions china turkey and iran have also said they cannot abide by unilateral american policies and will continue dealing with iran if pushed iran could obstruct shipping lanes in the strait of hormuz pull out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal and restart your brain human richmond none are things iranian leaders say they actually want to do but there is little doubt the country is hurting a crippled economy soaring prices runaway inflation iranians worry it could mean taxes going up and subsidies on fuel electricity and consumer goods going down last year this conference how even more buzz and even bigger exhibits and there was a little more excitement in the air about doing business but that was before the united states pulled out of the nuclear deal and really imposed sanctions but one russian chief

philistine tattle in them specifically dormant how can be maddening and then how clomid any how to conduct morse a little bit to bob and to scully come on foot in the damage is to marry illy in the can use him in and do a lot of b. they can use him and bill in they can use him in damascus can you do a lot of the most and if you had an easy there'd manhunt but hey isn't met any loveable of a lost in this for. around a little better because the live the canning a shot. of. the fat well it was a cold we have been doing we're doing well it was admission we had to do on. a typical stock the foot at the bottom with stuff up at the waca latika and up the. sun now a little heated there let the lambs as well mana and what the more. limited to about where do it enough. stuff up demand a lot more difficulty stuff called a lot of the stuff but no ability to stop the run to. the fed. sort of finesse it to get. a little most of the new hood of. biography have managed to is do you know where i do. your mother fishermen know me yeah name bitch mosher would say your. i nak and if it be eighty but shut it down a

he added that okay has camera to see more morse come in and animals curiosity did not kill this cat, but it was stranded for a little while take a look there's a bobcat in florida that appeared to be stuck on top of a utility pole was originally spotted by the florida department of transportation by a camera for the transportation network, it was on the pole next to an interstate. after a little prompting from some help for humans in a cherry picker. as you can see the bobcat she made on down on its own and managed to avoid the power lines along the way then scampered off into the wild it's pretty decides bobcat and bobcats in good shape to go up and down the hall. >>ok take a look at these adorable pair of fluffy baby penguins. doug and barbara our endangered african penguins and they had 2 months ago at the san diego zoo. they are the first ever to come from eggs laid by adult birds in the zoo's colony staffers at the zoo have been taking care of the pair to get them used to being around people. they'll be reintroduced into the penguin colony in a few weeks the chicks are very impo

and governments mostly left wing liberal governments especially the party of july and they introduce morse to undermine the freedom of debate and the internet and that's very shameful and this is something we will end immediately if we get the possibility to do so you could bring get through bring freedom to our line you know you have twenty seconds i use shamed by that not at all why not just divide the hate speech is what i really fall it's the speech being we are guaranteed a freedom of speech not truthful pinion but what we see on the internet is really beyond the red lines and you have to have measures to really limited all right we're going to have to leave that question there my thanks to our for panelists and they are questioners here in the audience and to all of you for watching don't forget there's a longer version of this debate which you can find online for now from all of us on the team here the european parliament in brussels thank you. for. that. alone. can we can into this world. can the human mind. and we can make him feel that if. i leave. sometime in the twenty sixth. m

and he waged war, the morse humanitarian war in yemen just to, you know, some interests that were not factual. the war did not succeed in any way. with these practices abroad it's really dangerous to put american interest in international interests in the one basket. >> we have about seven minutes before we go to questions. i would like all of you to address briefly in a couple of sentences what are the ways that these kinds of actions are affect not only the countries where they are happening? i think there's a tendency to think what can we really do about this when we are talking about us interests? we can't worry too much about what is happening domestically but are there ways in which these are affecting other countries, us interests, us goals and allies, and global norms? >> there's a lot of ways that this affects us and allies in europe or elsewhere. a couple of examples when it comes to syria. they are our citizens that get caught up in these horrible detention centers. i think the assad regime has at least half a dozen american citizens being held. and he has killed one who is

their story from i listened because they're so enthusiastic and i might learn something i didn't know morseething i didn't know. >>a man constantly learning and his role as track historian and truly loved as a racing treasure himself. >>davidson is the longest-serving commentator on the ims radio broadcast of the race guy knows. he's talking about taking part in every race since 1965. >>he's also a member of the auto racing hall of fame and the us auto club hall of fame. you can experience way scenes, biggest spectacle this saturday at 9 o'clock on countdown to indy we will celebrate the race and the track of the story about. well, the best traditions in sports plus the lifesaving message. one race team is sharing. it is all on countdown to andy that's this saturday night at 09:00pm. >>an atv or a slice cargo keeps telling me that will powers the favorite the odds of 7 at least a to i would think take the checkered flag drink the milk the whole bit isn't that is still racing. guys we got interesting weather come in the bay area got some showers right now we've got to get away forecast lot o

one i would say, interest rates will be lower, closer to the effective lower bound morse of the timese that means lower interest rates one of reasons we're having review of monetary policy, strategies communication this is year to think about that problem. you mentioned financial stability concerns, to the extent they threaten cleavement of our goals. i also view, i do take the view that, macro prudential and supervisory tools, regulatory tools, things like the stress tests that we can do right through the cycle, those are really the best defense against financial instability. so that, financial sys resilienl system is highly resilient to financial shocks that can happen. >> greg. >> thank you, greg from market watch. this morning ism manufacturing index, had worst reading since october of 2016. so isn't that a dark cloud on your outlook on strong growth for the rest of the year? how much weight does it hold for you? is it a sign monetary policy might be too tight? >> this is the ism reading now, i guess from this morning on manufacturing. yeah, we, we see that >> edward lawrence fro

the morse to do for this organization to saw its seeds of discord. to the extent that. we are not able to sit down and took decisions let alone implemented to get a meeting to meet market demand has been an important part of how iran has kept selling oil and coped with us sanctions china turkey and iraq have also said they cannot abide by unilateral american policies and will continue dealing with iran if pushed iran could obstruct shipping lanes in the strait of hormuz pull out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal and restart your brain human richmond none are things iranian leaders say they actually want to do but there is little doubt the country is hurting a crippled economy soaring prices runaway inflation iranians worry it could mean taxes going up and subsidies on fuel electricity and consumer goods going down last year this conference had even more buzz and even bigger exhibits and there was a little more excitement in the air about doing business but that was before the united states pulled out of the nuclear deal and really impose sanctions one russian chief execu

and a morse but it makes them fool smart. on happen. and one guy sitting at 46% bunds, your friends people who have been sitting onsfp mean i can support joe biden i don't know. mabb will pb hewill have good sfwrsht for bundlers and that hp fund racecam pans? >> clearly biden is, cuting a strategy that get out of the go sfrfrm and thereby dau in all the people on the sidelines. you may have seen in the "washington post" how many people are on the sidelines, watching and waiting. i would say it has not yet quite happened in my world. there are moyers in todo double. i don't know that many who have the bum play book of looking for a fresh new face, nor generation. then the largest percentage of them are still watch to see frankly if the biden phenomenon is real because it is still early. it is meaningful poll. biden as got will the to prove whe whp who kind of came um with a name for him, oh, it was owe good! we is elizabeth warren to the news as well. >>> president trump has taken particular interest in this year's 4th of july celebratio

and governments mostly left wing liberal governments especially the party of children and introduce morse to undermine the freedom of debate and the internet and that's very shameful and this is something we will end immediately if we get the possibility to do so you bring it through bring freedom to our line you know you have 20 seconds i use shamed by that not at all i know it is about the hate speech is not really fall it's a speech being we guaranteed a freedom of speech not true for opinion but what we see on the internet is really beyond the red lines and you have to have measures to really limit all right we're going to have to leave that question there. let's move on to the next one from a nice. lot of sunny sunny don to those who might not know so that are your going to ascension is good to advancing social justice in europe and the rest of the world your question thank you indeed my question is about inequalities today income inequality seems rising and social mobility is more and more broken in a number of european member states this is of course tearing apart social cohesion i

sir amyas morse says the country would have to be in a lot of economic trouble to pull the plug on thea donkey when i was three. that's 90 years ago. never say no, you'd be surprised. all sorts of wonderful things come out of it. it really is great fun. let's take a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube, there are severe delays on the district line and the hammersmith & city line this morning. 0n the roads — this is how the a13 looks, usual delays coming in to town at dagenham. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's quite a chilly start out there this morning, temperature down in low single figures celsius but it's dry and it's sunny. plenty of sunshine today. in fact, there's very little cloud around. a gentle breeze which will make it a little bit cooler out towards the essex coast as it's an easterly but elsewhere, the temperature rising steadily, much more settled weather this week, we're looking at a maximum today of around 17 celsius. now, overnight tonight, lovely evening with some late evening sunshine before it sets and then a clear night. there mayjust

mcr.is tyler morse of alix: it makes total sense for a wedding.ou don't have to travel to the middle of new york city, you fly in and year out. barry: by the way, we are talking about the architect euro andn from the 1950's 1960's. alix: coming up on this program, mike wilson will be joining us. he is still pessimistic looking at his own version of the yield curve and what it tells us about growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. ♪ >> there's more news to be anxious about than there is to be positive about. gorman, ceo of morgan stanley, weighing in on yield curve inversion and what it means for market an

morse code! the whole show rests on the little finger action.llowed those of social media. i thought they were really funny. i think people knew that craig had visited the set and i think maybe had put two and two together and come up with 65! laughter so it was great. those theories are great. how involved people have got in the theories is incredible. i did find all the stuff about h from steps really funny! who knows, for people who haven't watched it, it might still happen. lovely to talk to you. we wish you well and hope to see you on our screens again very soon. thank you very much. what's incredible is some people predict it from the outset. some people nailed it from the first episode. of this series? there was a moment last week, after the episode last week, last monday morning when i was on the sofa and dan walker was there and he showed me a picture... iwas here. remember! showed me a picture of the person he thought was h and he was right. i hadn't seen the one the night before so i didn't see the picture. he got it. we still haven't

morse on wednesday. more on that in the extended forecast.of sunshine. not much. we do have stable air. colder air moving through today. with the sunny brakes, it only increases the risk of thunderstorms. here is a look at the rainfall amounts so far. most areas are within a half inch, inch and a half. santa rosa, a little more than an inch. napa, inch and a third. san francisco, nearly eight attempts. redwood city, almost three quarters. livermore, half-inch. oakland, inch and a third. not done yet. this is preliminary. so far, we will continue with scattered showers. earlier this morning, it was really coming down. thunder, lightning and perhaps some hail as well. the main band of rain moves through. it is into the sacramento and central valley. you may have heard it. and it may have startled you a bit. here is a look at what is behind it. scattered showers and they keep coming on and off for the entire day. here is a look at the north bay. the higher elevations at the moment. along petaluma along highway 101. highway one seeing some scatte

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since conservative coalition appears to be headed for reelection despite having trailed in the polls morse and won power less than a year ago becoming the 3rd conservative prime minister since 2013 he ran a campaign centered on his personality and on the risks posed to the middle class by the opposition labor party's tax policy it's still unclear if more soon will win majority government or have to rely on support of conservative independents. d.w. reporter jerry greed has been following the australian election closely and joins me now in the studio for more. this is clearly a huge upset certainly looks like one this was meant to be an lose a bull election for bill shorten but it's really turned into a nightmare for him and the center left. for weeks now polls had been predicting that he would be able to form a new government and indeed the exit polls today after the election had been predicting this as well but it does come out the complete reverse as you say it's predicted now that the coalition government the incumbent government will win the federal election whether or not they can for