julia goodrich is on the battle over the rainbow flag in oakley. >> reporter: in oakley, it is the mayor who declares the city's proclamations. she did just that when it came to acknowledging pride month. >> oakley is very old-school. we have a lot of countryfolk out here.>> reporter: when the mayor vocally wanted to write the citywide proclamation recognizing lgbt month in june, she got pushed back. >> my motion as we table this. >> reporter: first she got pushed back from randy poe. >> reporter: they have been noncontroversial and non- divisive. they are happy things. this is a good thing we can do.>> reporter:'s view was backed by the vice mayor. >> just because other people think it is the thing to do now, different cities, different counties, we have a different version here in oakley. this calls for a pride month. we only honor veterans for one day out of the month. >> reporter: despite small attendance at the city council meeting, opinions were flowing through town today. >> everybody has their own preferences. the l.g.b.t.q. thing doesn't bother me at all. >> this country, it is

a oakley, he gets the ball into the corner spot within just a few seconds of trent alexander arnolde was able to deliver the cross. barcelona switching off at the corner, it was apparently something liverpool had noticed over the two legs. they had instructed the two legs. they had instructed the ball boys to get the ball back moving, back on the corner spot as quickly as they could. some pundits watching said this was so important that this young life deserves a free ticket to the champions league final. graeme souness telling irish tv there that he is already on the spot, barcelona have turned their back on it, that is criminalfor a professional footballer. a quote from graeme souness there. and an unlikely hero. worth pointing out as well that liverpool managed to achieve this last night without two of their big players. two huge players, that is what it made it more of a shock. few people excited liverpool to get this result when they were missing mohammed sala and roberto firmino. in place of those, they brought on shaqiri and divock origi who was leading the line. he scored th

they said it was too divisive for a city like oakley.ne mem only honored for one day while people get an entire month. the residence also spoke out. erybody has preferences. the l.g.b.t.q. thing doesn't bother me at all. >> this country's freedom. you can do what you want to do. at the same time, there are those of us that have different feelings. >> bylaw, the mayor had the final say. she did issue the proclamation. >>> the first uber band drivers with low ratings, now they are doing the same thing for passengers. today, the company announced that riders with low ratings will lose access to the app. they say this is part of the updated guidelines. the company is encouraging polite behavior and not leaving trash behind. they say that riders will receive notifications before they are banned. >>> amazon has a new feature, alexa, forget that. daisy butler reports, this is part of r to ease consumer privacy concerns. >> reporter: for linda, alexa is as much a part of her daily routine as grocery shopping. >> i stream music. lately it's for w

oakley also spoke out. >> everybody has their own preferences. the lging don't er at wa but at the same time, there are those of us that have different feelings. >> but by law, oakley's yor had the final say, so she issued the proclamation. and in alameda county, dublin has had a of heart after sparking backlash for refusing to fly the rainbow flag. the city is likely to raise the colors of pride after awe. the mayor and the city councilman are likely to change their minds. dublin will hold a new vote tuesday to make the final call. >>> this evening, the golden state warriors will begin competing in the nba finals for the fifth time in as many years. >> fans lined up to get up close and personal with the warriors' witness conference trophies. it appears there is not as much excitement in oakland this time around for some. perhaps a combination of the team leaving into san francisco. >> people are burnt out from the end of their school year. from the end of their work, getting really intense. the bachelorette is on, too. >> bachelorette? come on.

oakley is the latest bay area city divided over whether to celebrate pride month in june.ra wanted to issue a proclamation to celebrate pride month. two city councilmembers objected saying it was too divisive for a city like oakley. >> everybody has their preferences. and the lgbtq thing doesn't bother me. >> this country is freedom. you can do what you want to. but at the same time, there are those of us that have different feelings. >> by law, oakley's mayor had the final say, and she did issue the proclamation. >>> the city likely to raise the colors of pride after all in dublin. the city council will make a vote tuesday to make the final call. >>> time for a look at what is coming up. anthony mason joins us live from new york. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on "cbs this morning," the next steps in the russia investigation, after robert mueller's first public comments. >>> plus, a vow to make improvement at boeing and a cbs news exclusive. dennis mullenberg reveals the changes the company is making and his efforts to regain trust. >>> and biopick rocketman. elton john

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steve oakley -- stewart oakley joining us there from singapore.d trump is saying they would be announcing something in august on trade with japan, talking to shinzo abe about iran as well, saying that if iran wants to talk, i do too. donald trump saying that. that is the message coming out. david: let's listen in. rishaad: this is live television, with the trials and tribulations of live television. we will be monitoring this for any headlines. they were talking about north korea, saying maybe there is a great respect with kim jong-un. which one is enough? david: it's been a few years. great things are head, he says. we will get you more of the headlines out of tokyo. there is plenty more ahead on the program. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back, you are watching "bloomberg markets," your latest business flash headlines. in sydney, a three point billion dollars takeover, 12 aussie dollars per share. that the company has been given a due diligence process but there's no guarantee the process will lead to an actual offer. rishaad: in new zealand, th

and our inland communities, antioch, pittsburgh, oakley, likely will hit the 90s as soon as next tuesday. clouds and fog do return tonight. they will be a built warmer on friday. and that isolated shower chance in the mountains, especially the north bay. 80s tomorrow, concord, back up to 84. san jose 82, napa 81. 70s for fremont, mountain view, san rafael. san francisco 65 degrees. your extended forecast, dry, mild to warm through the weekend. we get even warmer than that. most of the warming will be inland with low 90s on tuesday and wednesday. >>> get ready to pay more for items from mexico. >> the financial move the president just made to try to stop immigrants from coming across the border. >> why one of the top democratic contenders for president is skipping out on this weekend's convention here in the bay area. >> we fully expect other people to comply. >> reporter: the letters are out and so is the warning from the fire department. get your property cleared out now. >> the first sign of the bay area's newest millionaires may be making their mark on the real estate market. introduc

antioch, oakley, fairfield, sasoon bay. we'll see 67 in alameda. mill valley you will hit 70.extended forecast a little cloudier, a little cooler. you may encounter a shower, may knock the pollen out. may ruin the car wash you got earlier in the week. sunshine and we'll stay mainly sunny for the first half of next week. that is your kpix5 forecast. >>> and how china tariffs can affect your family. >>> and we look at a deadly scoot shooting in colorado. >>> the city of san francisco announced a ban on cashless businesses today. saying the model discriminates against the poor. >> and a woman steals $4,000 in perfume. leads police on a chase, tries to jump some railroad tracks and fails. the bizarre run from the law. tonight at 11:00. i like chillaxin'. the united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. woooo! taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com. learn more ♪ inside out got ♪ i'm feeling good. ♪ doing it my own way, ♪ every single day. ♪ and it feels good to feel good. ♪ start your day with sunsweet amazin! prune juice. an

in redwood city just under a half an inch in oakley.significant as we talk about some of our airports and some nearby stations reporting daily rainfall records. so we'll talk more about that in the next half hour. we are seeing the bulk of this first round of rain pushing over the sierras. now those temperatures are dropping we are seeing snow dropping as well. we have a few lingering showers as expected. as we walk out the door, we're seeing showers moving through northern sonoma and napa counties. we are seeing isolated cells that have been moving through san mateo. right there on the san mateo bridge, some of the showers coming through. we also have rain moving through richmond, where we have already measured pretty high rainfall totals near the beach in that area. as we get a look at what's happening in the tri-valley, some rain moving through livermore, extending over the hills, also moving out of mill hes th -- milpetas. then the next storm system starts to move in. by noon, we are seeing rain increasing as we look anywhere from t

showers moving across the diablo range they got part of livermore and moved up for discovery bay and oakleynd dissipated just before moving over downtown san jose. some of you in south san jose got a few quick trips of rainfall. the rain is unfortunate but the unstable air will stay in the sierra. lots of thunderstorms over the sierra valley, this stormy pattern stretches from canada to mexico and from the central valley of california to east of denver. that's lots of messy air right now and that stormy weather will stay close to us. tomorrow we stay dry, partly sunny skies but notice to showers and thunderstorms still bubbling up of a cloudy saturday morning with a decent dose of sunshine mostly cloudy by saturday night and sunday right in the middle of our holiday weekend that is rain, not heavy or widespread it's not going to last all day but scattered showers will be around and even if you don't get rain were talking 62 or 63 degrees, 15 degrees cooler than average coming up on sunday with mostly cloudy skies. the rain stays tower east through saturday, sunday the potentially soggy day

some of that heavier rainfall, a brief downpour may move through brentwood or oakley or discovery bay or bethel island, and likely dissipate before making it to the trivalley. to our east, num rouse showers and thunderstorms in the mountains as well. bottle rock this weekend, scattered showers likely coming up on sunday. yesterday it was possible. as we get better information, it's looking more and more likely that we'll at least see some showers throughout the day on sunday. pollen count will drop as well. thanks to that rainfall moving in. this is a straight-up strange weather pattern. it's raining almost everywhere in california but here. from mt. shasta all the way down to big bear. we're talking about rainfall. still showery in las vegas. still raining in arizona. more showers in and around san luis obispo and wrapping around a huge area of low pressure moving toward salt lake city. and notice the arrows, the jet stream coming from the north. one will follow that track and give us a chance of rain on sunday. tomorrow, a good dose of sunshine. lots of activity off to the east. tha

dublin 75 livermore 77, pittsburgh 77 antioch, brentwood, oakley low 80s. low 70s 62y city 69 mill valley, alameda, 67 napa, 73st. heleorrow he was sunshine. extended forecast couple degrees were mother's day 60s to the 80s. monday, tuesday we cooldown a more significant cooldown 2nd half next week. right now rain stays to the north we stay dry cooler 60s to low 70s. >>> coming up next the bay area impact from the new round of tariffs against china. >> everybody pays somewhere. it always gets passed off to the consumer one way or the other. >>> the shortage of one type of gas is partly to blame for the shut down of a popular retail chain. >>> a top house democrat who just issued a subpoena to president trump. we will tell . >> here is what you missed you were just getting home. a top house democrat issuing subpoenas for six years with the president trump's tax returns. the subpoenas are from the chairman of the house ways and means committee, richard neal. it comes days after treasury secretary mnuchin refused to provide the returns to another house panel.

low 70s pittsburgh, antioch oakley, upper 60s san ramon, dublin and alamo. 64 san francisco tomorrow,easonably chilly. san rafael 69. bottlerock, napa 70, pleasant day. lakeport may be a thunderstorm tomorrow for you. 72 your high in cloverdale. sunday the soggy day, cooler, mid-60s. monday milder but rain is gone. warm up tuesday and perhaps get back to average by next thursday and friday. it has been a cool month and a rather chilly weekend. >>> still ahead, a wave of tech companies abandoning san francisco. when heavy hitter moving in. >>> bay area transgender activists are furious at the president's roll back of healthcare protections. we take a closer look at how it could impact access to medical resources. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pou

. >> it happened last night during the city council meeting, oakley councilmembers randy pope and dougtle spoke against the mayor's effort, saying the city doesn't need to recognize sexual preferences, the mayor says the proclamation is within city guidelines. in lafayette, there was overwhelming support to fly the rainbow flag in honor of pride month. the lafayette city council voted unanimously last night to raise the flag on saturday, june 1. lafayette joins richmond, concord, pleasant hill, and walnut creek. dublin rejected the idea that plans to take another look at the issue next tuesday. >>> the san francisco 49ers have announced the creation of the lgbt fan club, the rights was front and center during last night's town hall in santa clara, the event was organized by the niners and said that professional sports are key to spreading a message of inclusion and tolerance. >> because it matters, because it is who we are, we care about inviting all of our fans in and making sure everybody feels safe and welcome.>> if you join , you will be eligible to march with the niners in the upc

university announced that it was canceling this afternoon's ceremony here family in oakland -- in oakley who decided they were goingo t a they vi join in. >> watango perez. >> reporter: it was a much smaller venue and only three graduates walked. >> elizabeth anbest way they co make up for what they say was a disappointing decision by cal state east bay. >> at first i was heartbroken and then i was mad. how could they disassociate themselves from 190 students? >> reporter: so sherry connant and her family decided to put together their own commencement. >> i wasn't going to let her day get ruined. so me and her brother kind of sat and thought, well, why don't we come down here, get some pictures, let's have our own ceremony. >> reporter: someone brought a microphone and a p.a. system. her dad brought his camera. and sherri invited a couple friends to join in on the event. in 2 1/2 hours they pulled this together. they wished the university could have had a backup plan. >> they've known it's going to rain all week. so they should have just had other things in place forecause universityd di

. >>> councilmember and the vice mayor spoke against the proclamation think that the city of oakley does not need to be recognizing people's sexual preferences. the mayor but the proclamation anyway. she argued that the proclamation falls within the city's guidelines. >>> it was a different scene in lafayette when there is overwhelming support to fly the rainbow in honor of pride. the city canceled voted unanimously tonight to raise the flag on june 1. but it was richmond, prison hill, and walnut creek in flank the rainbow flag next month. dublin rejected the idea for plans to take another look at it next tuesday . >>> the issue of lgbtq rights. today's town hall style event was organized by the san francisco 49ers and san jose state university. it comes the same day the 49ers announced the creation of an lgbtq fan club. experts say professional sports are cute to spreading a message of inclusion and tolerance. >>> because it matters. it is who we are. we care about inviting all of our fans in and making sure everybody stated feel safe and welcome. >>> the team assess if you join 40 minu

because i don't want someone put up with me let chad make killed me so oakley. paul mckenzie feels that the government doesn't take knife crime seriously enough he supports an initiative which demands that the government treat the violence as a national emergency you know right. from the. last my younger brother from march through 2 knife crime this was my son i say he was more murdered in 2015. before i lost my son on the 30th of september because of the 17 months that nephew we've got for not crime in the face of separate this again is not true the heart. in some neighborhoods young people don't leave home without a knife as they think they must be prepared to defend themselves. mackenzie says it's a scandal that combat knives are some really. bad ram but my friend particularised is the favorite knife at the moment and he says click for rambo knives and you get a discount you can see all sorts of different types of knives in the window and for me it's not something you want to advertise in a window specially with what's going on moment jason isaacs was stabbed

oakley bottle a day. every pull mckenzie feels that the government tells him take knife crime seriously enough he supports an initiative demanding that the government treat the violence as a national emergency the president you know you might imagine really this was my son i say oh he was more murdered in 2015. remarks that let you play god for nighttime in the face of fiber a.b.c.'s if not through the heart. i. was in some neighborhoods and young people don't leave home without a knife as i think they must be prepared to defend themselves jason isaak's was stabbed to death one and a half years ago he was sharon kendall's eldest son. now he younger children always have to come home straight from school because she fears for their lives jason was killed early in the evening while he was out with a few friends. jessie was with 4 friends so 5 of them and yeah that's a lot for their lives and they all were in different directions and jess and go call and stabs 8 times everyone that knew just me always hold yo

house as well being aging i must have had to visit the family soon after the appropriate time and oakley will say you know for me it would be a great pleasure to find in the bush that there are fifty who have been campaigning for a while that they have been campaigning for so long and for freedom for. wilson chadron from the british pakistani christian association and now to south africa that people have been voting in presidential and parliamentary elections presence in rome oppose this ruling and see party half assing that approval of brightness climates as he struggles to deliver on promises to fight corruption and boast a flock of common say is expected to win so it has every elections in south africa in the ash white minority rule twenty five years ago the analysts expect the party's margin of victory to fall doubly correspondent christine milne has been out on the streets of johannesburg speaking with young voters. in an alley in downtown johannesburg i meet rico he's twenty seven doesn't have a job and sells drugs to earn a living i can enjoy his but ok i was looking for a job any

recently so we have been investigating these allegations from oakley we have been conducting interviews with but this is and victims we have been also. our digital verification team has looked at. great number of. videos and show to establish on social media which we have to locate it and verify it for authenticity and we have crucially been looking at satellite imagery analyzing you know what looking specifically at damage that may have been caused by either rockets or airstrikes comparing images before specific attacks and after them and looking at whether or not we could see any military targets in the vicinity of specific areas that have been targeted and force they will have to leave it there but thank you so much magdaléna mccarthy joining us via skype from london thank you. thank you. now the u.n. says at least 10 palestinian refugees were killed when rockets hit their camp in syria's aleppo province 4 children including a 6 year olds are among those killed 30 others are believed to be wounded. iran's foreign minister says u.s. sanctions are unacceptable and uncalled for but insi

manny galt, ted hinton, henderson jordan and prentiss oakley. they all hated each other. they give conflicting versions of the ambushed afterwards, each trying to make themselves look at the heroes and everybody else, not heroes. the car, after the ambush, was returned by one of them, who wanted to keep the money. it had been stolen from kansas. the owner sold it, bullet holes and all. to a man named charles stanley, who billed himself as the crime dr. and took the cars around all over the country with the lecture that crime does not pay. he hired and must mother, john dillinger's father and clyde's mother and father to come along. he had a slideshow that was mostly pictures and mugshots of clyde and john dillinger. when he would give his lecture, he would talk about how bonnie and clyde were sold out. frank hamer always wanted to protect his sources. that they had nothing to do with it. when stanley took his show into austin, texas, during the show, , toldhamer leapt onstage stanley to get out of town, slapped his face with a huge hand so far he knocked him down and dest

oakley that will appeal to a broad range of entrepreneurs and people whose dreams are here in silicon: in the middle of my own reporting process, it changed. people started talking about the #metoo movement. i had to do a bunch more interviews and call people. how to let change reporting process? was a conversation underground before? >> i thought it would make the women less reticent, more willing to speak out about injustices. with this book, i found that was the most challenging thing. they have succeeded to a certain extent by expecting perfectionism among themselves. to show their vulnerabilities was very difficult. they worked so hard to get where they did. it wasn't easy. it was still something where they had to exceed expectations. it was hard for them to be vulnerable. that was #metoo, another surprise for me. emily: you've been investing for a long time. i'm interested in and update of what you think is hot. i want to hear where you think it's going. >> it's been a while. i've been doing cybersecurity since 2000, when it was a small little backwater. there were a couple of l

his name is oakley and the group represents about 9000 members. professors are upset because they say they are not being consulted on important decisions they are making on funding and online classes. the office says he's getting attention to input from professors and that reforms can be challenging. >>> outside mostly cloudy and for many a lot cooler, the clouds will eventually lead to some rain as an unseasonably wet storm moves our way. lingering into thursday as well. let's take a look outside where you can see all that great sky, temperatures at this hour are on the cool side. upper 50s in san francisco, san jose also in the low 60s. the wind is onshore, here is a look at the 24-hour temperature change were down by five degrees, definitely more notable for inland communities around the bay down by a few degrees. the onshore breeze has turned on and right now is gusting about 25 miles per hour. for tomorrow a breezy day as well in fact the wind is expected to ramp up which will bring us the rain. perhaps missed and drizzled going on through th

killed me so oakley. paul mckenzie feels that the government doesn't take knife crime seriously enough he supports an initiative which demands that the government treat the violence as a national emergency you know. from the. last my younger brother from march through tonight this was my son i say it was my 2015. when i lost my son on the 30th of september it's because of the 17 months that let me thank god for not crime on the 5th of february the city. is not . in some neighborhoods young people don't leave home without a knife as they think they must be prepared to defend themselves. mackenzie says it's a scandal that combat knives are some 3. that rabbit my friend particularised is the favorite knife at the moment collect for rambo knives and you get discount you can see all sorts of different types of knives in the window and for me it's not something you want to advertise in the window specially with what's going on moment jason isaacs was stabbed to death one and a half years ago he was showing cand

. >>> danville, almost a half an inch, in oakley, you are getting .4 of rain. we're not done, as we check out the lake totals, about two.21 inches of rain in lake sonoma. fairfield close to an inch of rain. what we normally see throughout the whole month of may and we know there is more on the way. i will talk about the time line coming up and mike's commute, so far, pretty calm. >> it's very calm. we had more rain earlier, more spinouts reported. the sun came up. things were calming down, the visibility is better, folks are using extra caution there. the slick roadways continue around the bay. no problems south bay, tri-valley mild slowing, really 580 out of the altamonte, 880 south towards hayward. over here, highway 4 just know seeing slowing. pittsburgh, bay point, typical spas, really light right now. the build for 24 out of walnut creek to lafayette. upper east shore freeway, we're still about a half hour, hitting down towards the bay bridge. back up to the toll plaza. north bay, travel times are looking great. we just saw this popup. slowing out of ville

see right there and some of the showers just beginning to move in a little bit closer this one near oakley discovery bay you can see the cell right there it is tracking actually the southwest which is somewhat unusual but the storm system is going to make its way back toward the bay or if it holds together, here's the very latest track here you can see the cells batter right here so expecting that to a moving to livermore possibly at about 8.36. pleasanton if it holds together at about 8.40 and the system is already have some lightning strikes and it already so i certainly could hold together long enough. the sun has not a entirely said yet and that may bring some rain showers and maybe some thunderstorms to your neighborhood. temperatures around the bear for tomorrow's we dry things out should be in the 70's inland, we'll see a lot of 60's and 70's inside the base of 50's along the coastline. i think we're looking at some improved weather for tomorrow afternoon. but this weekend. well that could be a whole different story. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. to say you nee

>>back to that following her heart part ellerin fat oakley today denied it. she had ingested anything before that hike that may have caused her disorientation no she said when asked quote i'm extremely healthy get up and actor hugh grant. thank you the search continues in utah for a missing 5 year-old girl. >>this morning search crews are out looking for elizabeth shelley shelley disappeared from her. logan home around 02:00am on saturday logan is northeast of salt lake city. her uncle 21 year-old alex whipple is the primary suspect in the case police say that's based on dna evidence found on him when he was arrested. police say he was spending the night at shelley's home today members of the community watched as whipple appeared in court for the first time. this is my community. >>this is not the kind of community we want in logan utah. we want a loving safe environmentorldren. we should be allowed to have our kids run and play freely in a safe for the environment. these are not the kind of people we want our town. >>from the evidence that we have we believe

passengers are missing or feared drowned after a crowded boat sank in the democratic republic of congo oakley's for. 5 people died in lake. around 180 survived the disaster on saturday night the mayor says the vessel should have only been carrying 100 passengers but it's thought it was actually ferrying as many as 400 some were teachers travelling to collect their salaries fighting between prisoners in brazil has killed at least 15 inmates some were stabbed others were strangled during visiting hours at the jail near. at least 56 prisoners were killed during a rebellion in the same jail amazonas state 2 years ago. says it's working with france to bring home precious artifacts during the colonial era but there are concerns about what will happen to the items once they arrive. reports from. this is what remains of the palace of what was once the most powerful kingdom in french speaking africa we were given rare access to the album a palace of 48 hector maze of compounds rich in history and culture dating back hundreds of years. our guide is himself a prince mature who is explaining how the apple

ted oakley. two lawmakers will weigh in between back and forth between u.s. and china.rs, taking a look at what wal-mart is doing about that, back in a minute. i'm working to make each day a little sweeter. ♪ to give every idea the perfect soundtrack. ♪ to make each journey more elegant. at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. kevin, meet yourkeviner. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >> welcome back good thursday morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, thursday may ninth, 6:32 a.m. on the east coast. china turmoil this morning, negotiations between u.s. and china set to resume today in washington. president trump is talking tough, he talked tough last night at rally in florida, watch. >> now, we won't back down until china stops stealing our workers and stealing our jobs. that's what's going to happen. maria: tariffs are set to go into effect on friday.

mark luschini, ted oakley. we had scares before, looked like a deal was close. last friday they were intimating as much, all of sudden this. what do you see? >> i think trump and his administration have to be eyeing 2020. you really don't want to hurt the american economy or have the stock market looking terrible as you're heading into a new election cycle. i'm hoping cooler heads are going to prevail. like you said this really is harmful for the american people. when you're talking about tariffs, kind of like negotiating who will get pieces of a pie. you threaten to throw half of it in the trash at the end of the day everybody gets less pie. neil: i would take the entire pie myself. but that is another issue for another day. you know what i'm looking at some of the particulars on this, mark, some dow issues that were down, precip precipitously so at the open are back. dow, walt disney, unitedhealth group, pfizer among those, some issues beaten down have come off the worst levels. it is still early. 250 points in a slide is nothing to sneeze at but what do you s

we can now speak to dr richard oakley from cancer research uk. into a real cutting edge piece of research, which could definitely lead to a real patient benefit. can you explain what it is so significant? it's about different cancers having different ways of reacting to treatment? it's the idea of tumour air pollution, tumours change every time so every patient needs to be treated individually. —— tumour evolution. it's an idea of personalised medicine. it only come around in the last decade or so so to new exciting avenue of research. we gave a challenge team grant a couple of years ago, and that is one of the biggest challenges that we investigated and that is what we are doing. doctor, when you look at a newspaper front page which says, cu re newspaper front page which says, cure for cancer within ten years, really? here is a very strong word. —— secure is a very strong word. it isa —— secure is a very strong word. it is a global efforts to really understand the basic biology of cancer, by understanding that, we cancer, by understanding that,