counterparts the new chain trying to get exceptions for their a company's from their looming sanctions so what kind of sour and it is this if europe is repeatedly finding itself in betting positions towards the united states . you know it's it's the old the old problem the discussion is really old. how to deal with the americans and to different views. come and then you need to have to have to work have to confess and i'm not surprised. at the french interests and the german interest a different you know it's not the same. institution it's did not manage. to create a common position and my my view is that it would be difficult difficult do we want to have to create a trade war with the united states and united states is the strongest economic partner for european union and vice versa. very much dependent on each as are. in a trade war and my view is it should be avoided as much as we can because not except that the americans dictate the terms of the business has to be it has to be partnership but as long as they do not know what a partnership is levy finished should try to keep it aliv

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salaries are rising faster than inflation for the first time in more than a year in the business news: fashion chaint was hoping to "ensure pricing differences like these" did not happen in future. the "fat tax" row began after one shopper noticed a pair of trousers in its curves range was being sold for 15% more than an identical pair in the main collection. wages are rising faster than inflation for the first time in more than a year — that‘s according to the office for national statistics. in the three months to march, wages grew at 2.9% while inflation was 2.7%. but while the squeeze on living standards is officially over, there may be a long way to go before people feel better off. vodafone‘s chief executive vittorio colao is to step down in october after a decade at the helm. he will be replaced by chief financial officer nick read. vodafone released a positive set of full—year results this morning but, in what could be seen as an endorsement of the departing ceo, the share price has fallen. cybg, which owns the clydesdale and yorkshire bank brands, has fallen into the red. it reported a pre—t

in says atomic burgers or a new chain called newcomb burgers where everything is cooked in a flash.ays hopefully they will serve dictator tots. nothing says peace quite like a bacon cheeseburger. >> can you imagine if mcdonald's opened up and north korea. heather: imagine what franchise it would be. let's talk about the new york times issuing a correction. >> donald trump was talking crowd size again yesterday. 1000 people were at his rally in tennessee, 1500. the president said the failing and corrupt new york times estimated the crowd last night at 1000 people when in fact it was many times the number and the arena was rocking. this is the way they demean and disparage, they are very dishonest people who don't get me and never did. the new york times reporter who wrote the article admitted to the mistake saying donald trump is correct about his crowd last night. my estimate was way off and we have corrected our story to reflect the fire marshal's estimate of 5500 people. when we get it wrong we say so. some people in social media are crying foul, they think this is a canoes, this

on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news: no miracle in malahide, as ireland come up short against pakistan in their maiden test match. the fashion chaining customers more for larger sized clothing. the company says it's reviewing its pricing structure, after some shoppers complained that a size 18 pair of trousers in one range was £3 more expensive than a size 12. here's sima kotecha. new look has found itself at the centre of a storm over pricing after marking up some of its larger sized clothing. it's not fair. i don't see why you should be penalised just because most of my friends: so i think it's out of order that they have to pay more for the same clothes. on its website, different sized items at different prices. for example, a size 16 pair of trousers is priced at £19.99. however, a size 2a pair is £22.99. the argument is a simple one. should using more materialfor larger clothing mean higher prices? if you've got to use more material, you've got to use it, haven't you? it's going to cost, either way. it's the same with paint. you buy a big tin of paint it costs you 50 quid. you buy a small tin, it's only going to cost you 30 q

also, new chain stores can only be successful at the expense of existing businesses. they don't bring in new customers. they only shift customers from one place to another in a small, confined neighborhood where there is no harm, no desire, like there is here. but one point that often gets overlooked that i want to point out specifically here in san francisco, and this is a quote from a speech by stacy mitchell, institution of local self-reliance, "a community that loses its local businesses to national chains risks losing other development opportunities. new technologies have enabled many companies to operate virtually anywhere in the world. google, linked in, yelp, twitter, i could go on, they didn't come to san francisco for our balmy weather and beautiful beaches. they came here because we're unique, diverse, we're out-of-the-box thinkers. they come here because they gravitate toward unique experiences and san francisco is a unique experience and that's because of the small businesses that are here and made it that way. we want to keep san francisco unique so we c

there and it looks like finally some things can be done about it license so the block chain companies can come back to new york but no everybody can be use and blocks a fair bit governments can use it for titles and deeds and companies because the poorer supply chains and of course tokenization is going to challenge traditional v.c. funding and of course most obviously in the world money money that's little that's what they're really that's that's the killer app for jeffrey i'm curious and i'm not asking about you but i mean do you know a bunch of these people in the events that you go to who are sort of the new crypto rich i'm not suggesting you find our people without anybody's. listening you know this whole lemberg anything is funny the block chain world it's i thank you for asking the question this world is divided between two kinds of rich those who live like the poor and put everything into crypto assets and those who just see this as manna from heaven and like to live very high so i know i though both types it's a funny world book you know we're headed towards a half trillion dollar market cap in t

it happened during yesterday's game against the braves when yoenis cespedes broke his new chain as he slid into second base. the play sent thousands of dollars worth of diamonds all over the infield. he is a little mad about it. you can see the diamonds just glistening in the dirt there. a very frustrated cespedes. he threw his chain on the ground but other players stepped in to help him pick up the gems. don't wear it during the game. >>> also making headlines a bizarre mystery out of canada. why would a car be dangling there? it had no engine, no license plate and no occupants yesterday morning. first they thought it was part of a movie shoot but that was ruled out after police found there were no movie shoots authorized or confirmed. >> i just saw some of the pictures myself that came from a television this morning and i was, you know, mystified as to how the car got there. >> officials now think it may have been part of a prank by students at two nearby universities. crews got the car to the ground a few hours later. >>> one of the last blockbusters is becoming a bit of a museum a

we are fighting a battle against a new chain store andum willing shop that's coming into our neighborhood? and i'm not exactly sure if we need to do a formal presentation and if i'm requesting to be on for next month to do a formal presentation or if there's any other way to get your assistance or endorsement to having their conditional use permit blocked because of the significant harm they will do to small businesses in san francisco. >> president adams: okay. great. thank you. location? >> noe valley, so there's ten -- four of us directly in neovalley, and the coalition is a combination of ten other stores in the area. >> president adams: okay. great. thank you. we know what it is. thank you. >> clerk: okay. >> president adams: any other members of the public? seeing none, public item is closed. next item. >> clerk: item three, approval of registry business applications and resolutions. discussion and action item. the applicants are marine chartering company, incorporated and mission graduates. the presenter is richard kurylo, legacy business program manager. excuse me for a moment. >>

he says he hopes new yorkers boycott the chain saying new yorkers should not support the chain becauseo's stance on lgbtq. >> scathing article. i love the 8-piece nuggets on the fries. charles: what saws do you get with the nuggets? >> depends. deblasio is fighting against jobs. they have four locations. every time i walk past the one down the street they are crowd. and he's also fighting against the tax revenue. whose side is he on. charles: deblasio bragged about our doors being open to all the world. all the world unless you have christian beliefs different from his. >> here is what he's getting wrong because he has a caricature of what christians look like. a lot of what christians look like is recent immigrants. especially some of the communities where christian beliefs have a big impact on ways right and wrong and how you make your choices. this is such an elitist look at the way much of the country is and much of the people are trying to come this country are it's troubling how he's so quick to ignore this. he doesn't have any of these lectures when somebody is trying to build a

and a new television chain is being launched, that is supposed to be aimed ata launched, that is supposedince mohammad bin salman, said that his generation was to live a normal life. back at the exhibition, women can try out driving for themselves, but only in the car park. come during the 2ath, they will be out in the open roads. tim allman, bbc news. thank you very much for watching. goodbye. hello there. it has been a bit of a mixed weekend, but for many of us, sunday was a beautiful day. it brightened up pretty nicely. and we had some great pictures sent in by our weather watchers, including this one from helensburgh in argyll and bute. blue skies and waters quite calm. as we head through this coming week, similar scenes, with high pressure often in charge of the weather. things are looking largely dry. some spells of warm sunshine in the next few days before we see a cooler interlude through the middle of the week. the satellite image shows the cloud that we have had. that has been moving in from both the west and also towards the east as well. so a bit of a cloudy sandwich with a cl

backlash from employees and customers for allowing anyone to use cafÉs and restrooms, the chain clarifying its newpolicy. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ everybody knows i got the magic ♪ rob: one minute after 5:00, tuesday, we have a lot of news to cover. "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: thank you for joining us, the heat in washington, the call for a second special counsel to investigate the doj. >> the department of justice responding to claims that the campaign was infiltrated by an fbi informant. jillian: good morning, todd. >> reporter: another day and the bigger bombshell, if you are is after congressional republicans expect introduce a resolution calling for a second special counsel to investigate alleged misconduct at the fbi and justice department the resolution focusing on three topics, the end of the investigation into hillary clinton's personal email server, the progress of the trump russian probe from its origins through the appointment of robert mueller and fisa abuses after the justice department s the inspector general to investigate whether im

chain migration. york, oh guy in new one year ago, he ran over and killed eight people, right? eight people. nobody ever talks about the people who work injured. they always say a people died, well, about 12 or just horrible injured. they lose an arm, they lose a leg, these are people running along the side of the hudson river. people get run over by a mania. he runs over as many as he can. eight people killed, many people badly injured. missing a leg, missing an arm. can you imagine? these are all people different from me in the sense that they want to run. i don't want to run. they work hard, they look good. then they come home and because of this maniac and others like him -- look at what is going on all over the the world. look at what is happening to your. .- to europe so the government take this man, and he got here, and he's got 22 people who came it. his mother, his father, his uncle, his sister -- he has 22 people who came in for this one guy. that is called chain migration.

active early stage investors based in new york and we primarily invest in new york-based companies in terms of the block chain robotics, what we're seeing is that because new york is really great at applications and services built on existing platforms we're seeing a community of block chain developers, community of robotic developers, establish themselves in new york, looking at building really great services on these existing platforms and we're going to be dedicating a part of our efforts with this new funds to towards that. >> based on things that are available now? >> like the block chain, for instance what's interesting new york has a nascent 3d printing technology, we were early investors in makerbot, for instance, out that comes commoditized hardware that people who design robots are utilizing and you can build incredibly useful robots for 5,000, $10,000 that would have cost $150,000 just a few years ago. >> closing this fund now facebook just last week announced that it's putting a small team together, headed by the former paypal ceo, who had been heading facebook messenger to explore how to use bloc

name in the space our friend jeffrey talker to discuss the latest in cryptocurrency and blocked chain news and health conscious consumers and others will be interested in the state of the allman industry the touch a sweet reports from california plus a ruling today. the world trade organization related to the largest claims producers in the world as explained by our she's eligible hyla bitch what will be a longer lasting implications of the w t o's decision will tell you there's a giant sucking sound in the airline industry and if it isn't good plumber national transportation safety board director jamie fitch joins us to talk about southwest airlines continuing troubles in war all that ahead but first let's have some has in mind the united states has said that iran central bank chief is a terrorist and has accused him of funneling money to hezbollah and iran backed terrorist group u.s. treasury secretary steve i'm a new just said in a quote today the state the global community must remain vigilant against iran's deceptive efforts to provide financial support to terrorist proxies we'll be f

consumer alert and a change you might notice starting today at one of your favorite restaurants, new rules for chain restaurants that require calorie counts to be listed for all menu items including cocktails. here is nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: you may know how many calories are in your food but what about in your cocktails? >> beer, and i'm sure it doesn't have a lot of calories. >> reporter: starting today when you open the menu at some restaurants, you'll know how many calories you're consuming. the fda now requiring all chain restaurants with 20 more or locations to post calories, in black and white a margarita has 300 calories and a bottle of beer around 150 and a pina colada more than 600. >> a majority of my patients are surprised to hear the impact alcohol has on their waistline. >> reporter: that includes busy mom danielle who enjoys a glass of wine to unwind. >> i did 370 calories worth of wine. that's a lot. that's a meal. >> reporter: studies on whether people make better decisions when they see calorie counts is mixed but it's a good first step. >> calories is a number and if

i am placing other bets on the new side chains. >> ran, great to see you crypto trader. >>> still aheadada's hottest pot stocks, canopy growth could be on its way to wall street. we'll hear from the ceo. >>> plus, the cbs board meeting happening right now in new york city amid all of the redstone drama. leslie picker standing by with the latest >> reporter: hey, melissa. we're here outside of cbs's headquarters in new york where the board meeting got underway just 30 minutes ago. we'll ve me haoron the battle between cbs and its controlling shareholder right after this these zebra and antelope. they're wearing iot sensors, connected to the ibm cloud. when poachers enter the area, the animals run for it. which alerts rangers, who can track their motions and help stop them before any harm is done. it's a smart way to help increase the rhino population. and turn the poachers into the endangered species. ♪ ♪ yourbut as you get older,thing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and ac

is more money fly -- flowing into the supply chain compared to last year. that is good newsn. analysta note from an was talking about it is the fundamental changes. the do not expect the momentum will last for them. is there a need for some sort of revamp here and less of a dependence on apple? apple storydence on has been going around a long time. he got into apple about 12 years ago. four or fivefor years that he will get away from being dependent on apple. cloud been getting into and all these other areas. apple is that thousand pound gorilla and they have to keep supplying them. we are trying to build into other areas. -- they are trying to build into other areas. yvonne: a columnist joining us from taipei. let's take a look at the flash headlines. company in shanghai moving a step closer to production at its first factory outside the u.s. registering the business with electric vehicles, batteries, storage and solar panels. it would allow it for an energy factories ass early as this year. betty: ready to reject and $11 billion takeover from china. the resources say they

. >>> some rare good news for big department store chains and new home construction dips unexpectedly. >> joining us now with all the details, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. some unlikely help for the stock market this morning coming from the department store sector which has been struggling of late but macy's turned in strong earnings for the 1st quarter even more importantly for investors. it lifted its guidance for the rest of the year saying it's seen very healthy consumer spending and international tourism helping out macy's with its stock soaring higher lifting other companies out there including j.c. penney, sears and san francisco-based gap. all of their stocks are heading higher, as well. new home construction unexpectedly pulled back in april. mainly due to a big drop in apartment building. that was from the prior month. if you look at it year-over- year, single-family home construction and apartment building up significantly. homebuilders are trying to fill a vacuum. there's weak inventory of existing homes for sale. that's led to r

name in the space our friend geoffrey talker to discuss the latest in cryptocurrency and walked chain news and health conscious consumers and others will be interested in the state of the allman industry the touch a sweet report from california plus a ruling today by the world trade organization related to the largest claims producers in the world as explained by our she's eligible hyla bitch what will be a longer lasting implications of the w t o decision will tell you there's a giant sucking sound in the airline industry and if it isn't good plumber national transportation safety board director jamie bridge joins us to talk about southwest airlines continuing troubles when war all that ahead but first let's have some headlines the united states has said that iran central bank.

. >> you have been a very big supporter of luck chain, new technology -- support of block chain, new technology. this is new technology. we know that laws and regulations are outdated when it comes to new technologies. who is taking the lead on this? the regulators? how do you see this playing out as laws and regulations have to catch up with this area? >> i love when mike asks who should take the lead. the millennials have artie taken the lead. they are doing some amazing things. the risk is the challenge and the risk. you have to figure out what you are working with. the majority of the people in this room don't know a lot about technology. this is one of the most exciting things -- it could be the solution to our cyber threats. it is going to have an application and health care. it is going to have all kinds of applications. coin.rd a term, big the problem you have desk congress is going to need to be involved. our potential regulators don't understand what they are doing with. it hasn't been defined. the head of the fcc, j clayton, came out and said every initial point offering -

. >> maybe you need to watch what you eat, you might notice menu changes, new rules for chains require calorie counts to be listed for all menu items including alcohol. the new rule applies to any restaurant with 20 locations. a lot post calorie counts for food. studies are mixed whether calorie counts help people make better decisions but doctors say it's a good first step. >> calories is a number. if i were to take 100 calories of beer and next to 100 calories of broccoli, but one is a better option for you. >> doesn't mean you need to cut out alcohol completely but may want to consider different options with less calories, beer and broccoli. >> what a combo. new this morning, you are might see more teslas during your commute because americans are more excited about buying electric cars. a new survey found 20% of people want to buy electric cars for their next car. apparently one reason people are excited about this is that electric cars are not so much worried about running out of that battery life now. >> all right, anybody out there thinking about tieing the knot any time soon? wa

some mps have told theresa may to abandon her preferred option for a new customs arrangement. the department store chainhouse of fraser says it plans to close a number of its premises, as its new owners try to turn around the business. the ministry of defence has admitted, for the first time, that a civilian has died as a result of british military action against the islamic state group in syria and iraq. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll be looking at why the world health organization has warned that dozens of towns and cities in the uk have unsafe levels of air pollution. we'll have more on the house of fraser's plans to close a number of stores as its new owners look to turn around its fortunes. and at 10.40 this evening on the papers, political commentator jane merrick and the times political correspondent henry zeffman, will be picking over tomorrow's front pages — which are likely to feature today's cabinet meeting on brexit. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome

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new york were not as cleaned where they used to be. there's lots of competition and other coffee shops, two different chains opened in my neighborhood inon't think they are thinking very much of customers. to jillian's point, i grew up in new york, i remember walking up with my brothers, have to buy something if you want to use the bathroom, that's so standard. >> they put chalk out of business. >> they had great doughnuts. it's not just starbucks, we shouldn't beat on them alone. this week bell de blasio told nypd should issue summons to people smoking marijuana in public than arresting them. smoking marijuana public in new york is still illegal. paul: technically illegal. >> the police say you are putting us in a tough position, are we suppose to enforce the law, let people go out and do whatever they want, the progressive view is anything goes and you get this kind of confusion and even chaos about whether you're doing the right thing or enforcing the law. paul: all right, thank you all. when we come back, one year after protests, the backlash against the progressive schools against the progressive schools from the unlikeliest of i'

. >> you've been a big supporter of block chain, new technologies when it comes to block chain and crytocurrencies, digital assets. this is new technology. frequently we know that laws and regulations are outdated when it comes to new technologies. who should be or who is taking the lead on this, the regulators or the congress? and how do you see this playing out as laws and regulations have to sort of catch up with this particular area of new technology? >> i love it when mike asks who should take the lead. the millennials have already taken the lead. they are doing some amazing things. i think the risk here, it's both a challenge and then there's the risk. the challenge is that you got to figure out what you're working with and i'm going to bet that the majority of the people in this room don't know a lot about block chain technology. this is one of the most exciting things. it could be the solution to our cyber threats. it's going to have an application in health care. it's going to have all kinds of applications but we just have heard them with a term that's almost become synonymous now with i

after the controversial arrests >>> the starbucks coffee chain has a new open restroom policy. it's part of the company's rethinking of its policies after the controversial arrest of two black men at a store in philadelphia. in pennsylvania last month, one of those men was denied use of a restroom. the company will also temporarily close more than 8,000 of its u.s. stores on may 29th to instruct employees how to better recognize unconscious bias. >>> another case of alleged racial bias making national headlines. a white yale student called police on a black student she found napping in their dorm's common area. the graduate student was questioned by yale police for about 15 minutes and ordered to unlock her apartment door and provide her student identification. >> i deserve to be here. i pay tuition like everybody else. i'm not going to justify my existence here. >> this is private property and we are police officers here. so we are allowed to do our job. >> police say they handled the incident appropriately. yale has admonished the white student who originally called officers.

news. >>> a pittsburg man has been arrested in quconnection with a rash of gold chain snatchings in fremont. take a look at this surveillance video abc news obtained last week. you can see a man violently grabbing a woman's gold chain from her neck at a gas station. the robber targeted waem of east indian descent. today officers say they arrested this man, jermaine smith, who currently faces one count of robbery. they say he has a criminal history including a previous robbery charge. >>> experienced climbers are weighing in tonight on the death of a hiker at yosemite's half dome. the man fell to his death sadly during this storm captured by cameras at yosemite on monday. it was intense. his body was recovered this afternoon. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> never trust the sierras will be safe. always prepare for the worst. >> reporter: chris bell first climbed half dome in 1978. he says the weather can change quickly in yosemite and the weather can be the difference between life and death. >> if a storm comes, in you don't go for it. because the higher you get exposed t

news. >>> a pittsburg man has been arrested in quconnection with a rash of gold chain snatchings in fremontrveillance video abc news obtained last week. you can see a man violently grabbing a woman's gold chain from her neck at a gas station. the robber targeted waem of east indian descent. today officers say they arrested this man, jermaine smith, who currently faces one count of robbery. they say he has a criminal history including a previous robbery charge. >>> experienced climbers are weighing in tonight on the death of a hiker at yosemite's half dome. the man fell to his death sadly during this storm captured by cameras at yosemite on monday. it was intense. his body was recovered this afternoon. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> never trust the sierras will be safe. always prepare for the worst. >> reporter: chris bell first climbed half dome in 1978. he says the weather can change quickly in yosemite and the weather can be the difference between life and death. >> if a storm comes, in you don't go for it. because the higher you get exposed the more you'll get light

new look. it's had plummeting sales and now, an image of a store its critics say discriminates against larger women is exactly the sort of publicity it doesn't need. the high street chainotecha, bbc news. you're watching beyond one hundred days. facebook says it has removed nearly 30 million posts containing sexual or violent images, terrorist propaganda or hate speech, in the first three months of the year. the company revealed the information in an unprecedented report, following calls for transparency after the cambridge analytica data privacy scandal. here's our media editor amol rajan. perhaps no company has been in the headlines this year as much as facebook. a privacy scandal, prompted by the leak of millions of users' personal data, has led to unprecedented scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators across the globe. facebook has long championed openness and today, for the first time, it published a report on how it enforces acceptable behaviour on its platform. in the first quarter of this year, facebook removed or flagged 3.5 million instances of violent content. that's a 183% increase on a similar number of posts they took action on in the last quarter of last y

the coffee chain's new policy allows the public to sit in the cafe and use the restrooms with no purchasery. the change comes after two african-american men were arrested in philadelphia store. setting off a firestorm of reaction over racial bias. christina is outside of a starbucks in new york city. christina? >> yes, and you don't have to get a vente or a pumpkin spice latte to sit in starbucks or use its bathroom. this is because starbucks is trying to be more inclusive. like you mention in april, there were two african-american men who were seated in a starbucks. they refused to buy any products. the employee did call the police on the two african-american men. so that created a big social media uproar. and then recently, actually, about five days ago there was another situation with a starbucks employee that wrote a racial slur on a cup to a customer. what we do know, though, from this starbucks location -- i'm in downtown manhattan right now. customers seem to be overwhelmingly positive regarding the guest policy change. listen in. >> i'm in and out of starbucks so i never sit in th

uk fashion chain new look is to review its pricing after customers complained that some larger sizedse smaller ones $27. corrine mensah is the winner of miss curvaceous 2018, and says brands risk alienating some customers with these kinds of practices. using more material. but that, we are all ladies, want to shop in the pit. if you're not going to cater to us, how are we going to shop? are we going to come to your brand to spend oui’ going to come to your brand to spend our money? it's going to want us to withdraw. i'll probably just our money? it's going to want us to withdraw. i'll probablyjust by two items and i would leave the shop with ten items. but if you're not going to cater to us, it's with ten items. but if you're not going to cater to us, its is going to make us redraw back. now the hurricane season for the us and the caribbean doesn't usually start into the 1st ofjune and storms have in may, are very rare occurrence, on the track in the 1851. but we're keeping a very close, a very close eye on these bits of white. this is developing into something, something to watch ov

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