pierre, stay with me. want to mention that nutrient research has cut apple to sell, a material disappointment in 019. you are leading this team of analysts. what do you think is going to be so disappointing? pierre: what's going to be disappointing is the aftermath of how successful 2018 has been. our perspective is that the iphone x has been extremely successful, very well received by consumers. to such an extent that we think between 10 and 20 million consumers actually brought forward the replacement of their phone because they were attracted to the iphone x. we think that 10 million to 20 illion of these are actually brought forward. when you fast forward to 2019, what happens is people who just bought an iphone x and do not replace their phone every year are not going to buy a phone. that's a very significant risk on expectations for 2019, in terms of iphone shipments and in terms of asp. as it happens, investors will realize that we are not done with the weakness in iphone. we are in a multiyear peri

so, they're on the case, back at it tomorrow, david. >> pierre thomas at that courthouse tonight.yor development in the disappearance of that pregnant mother and her two young daughters. after going in front of the cameras pleading for their return, the father and husband reportedly now confessing to police. and what we learned late today about the discovery now. abc's clayton sandell from colorado. >> reporter: tonight, christopher watts, who friends say wore the guise of devoted family man -- >> why did you kill your wife and two children? >> reporter: now wears a jail jumpsuit, accused of murdering his wife and two daughters. >> this is absolutely the worst possible outcome that any of us could have imagined. >> reporter: watts being held in the deaths of 3-year-old celeste, 4-year-old bella and his wife, 34-year-old shanann. >> i'm watching my kids have fun, like, look. they're sitting there playing with daddy. >> reporter: the three reported missing monday. on tv, chris begged them to come home. >> if you're out there, just come back. >> reporter: admitting he had words with

and pierre, i want to go back to that immunity deal with david pecker. we know prosecutors already have documents from the publisher of "the national enquirer?" >> reporter: that's right, tom. tonight, the associated press is reporting that "the enquirer" had a safe full of documents related to trump. the question tonight is whether those documents are in the hands of federal investigators. >> pierre thomas with that stunning headline tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> tonight's other breaking story, the extraordinary public feud exploding between president trump and attorney general jeff sessions. the president angry with sessions ever since he recused himself from the russia investigation. now, lashing out, claiming he never took control of the justice department and questioning his loyalty. sessions pushing back, saying the department will not be improperly influenced. the two face-to-face in the white house this afternoon. here's abc's senior national correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: after months of denouncing his own attorney general, president

>> pierre thomas with the picture from inside that courtroom today. pierre, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to breaking news from cape cod at this hour. a shark attack late today, a swimmer bitten on the leg, rushed to the hospital. swimmers rushed out of the water, right there in massachusetts. in fact, several shark sightings have been reported in that area in recent days. abc's linsey davis tonight with the images coming in now. >> reporter: tonight, paramedics airlifting this man to a hospital for medical treatment after a suspected shark attack off the coast of cape cod, massachusetts. >> call it longnook beach for a subject possibly bitten by a shark in the thigh. >> reporter: the call came into police around 4:30 this afternoon. the 61-year-old man was conscious and talking, but reportedly suffered puncture wounds to his torso and leg. this beach is now closed until further notice. while this would be the first shark attack in massachusetts in six years, several shark sightings have been reported in the area in recent days. at least two

it's a witch hunt and a disgrace. >> pierre with us here. and manafort faces significant time in federal prison, perhaps the rest of his life. and he faces yet another trial on separate charges from the special counsel in just a few weeks? >> reporter: that's right. he faces another trial in washington, d.c., beginning september 17th. he he's now allegations of witness tampering in the upcoming trial. >> pierre, thank you. >>> the president has called it a witch hunt. terry moran has covered the courts for years, and special counsels in the past. terry, you heard the president. it had nothing to do with russian collusion. what does this mean for robert mueller? >> reporter: well, the stakes were so high for robert mueller, and the whole office of the special counsel. they aimed high at the president's former campaign chairman. the first trial to go before a jury, and they got major convictions. putting paul manafort behind bars for a long time. but this was not a ringing endorsement of the prosecution. if anybody is the winner, it's probably

>> pierre thomas on a monday night. pierre, thank you. >>> and we're following late developments in the paul manafort trial tonight. prosecutors with robert mueller's team resting their case against president trump's former campaign chairman. he's accused of bank fraud and failing to pay taxes on millions of dollars hidden in offshore accounts, they say. the defense has not said if manafort will take the stand. he's facing a possible life sentence if convicted. >>> there is still a lot more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the new reports tonight about aretha franklin and her health. of course prayers coming in from all over the country and the world. >>> also, the major headline after a baltimore police officer was caught on camera, you can see him here, repeatedly punching a man in the head. and what the commissioner said about this today. >>> the urgent search tonight after a young woman disappears. what was left behind. >>> and that other stolen plane i mentioned, you saw the reporting. authorities facing

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and pierre, peter strzok's team tonight believed this firing is because the president wanted it? >> reporter: that's right, david. strzok's team has set up a website to raise money for his legal bills. tonight, they're accusing the president of making have supres fbi to fire strzok. the fbi released a statement, saying the fire was done by the book. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> and we're following late developments in the paul manafort trial tonight. prosecutors with robert mueller's team resting their case against president trump's former campaign chairman. he's accused of bank fraud and failing to pay taxes on millions of dollars hidden in offshore accounts, they say. the defense has not said if manafort will take the stand. he's facing a possible leitch sentence if convicted. >>> there's still a lot more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the new reports tonight about aretha franklin and her health. prayers coming in from all over the country and the world. >>> also, the major headline after a baltimore police officer was caught on camera, you can see him here, rep

it's a witch hunt and a disgrace. >> pierre with us here. and manafort faces significant time in federal prison, perhaps the rest of his life. just based on what we witnessed today. and it's not over for him. and he faces yet another trial on separate charges from the special counsel in just a few weeks? >> reporter: that's right. he faces another trial in washington, d.c., beginning september 17th. and on the eight counts he was convicted of today, he faces a maximum of 80 years in prison. and he's now in jail on allegations of witness tampering in the upcoming trial. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> the president has called it a witch hunt. he said it again just moments ago, you heard it. the trial of paul manafort, a very big test for robert mueller and his team. terry moran has covered the courts for years, and special counsels in the past. terry, you heard the president. it had nothing to do with russian collusion. so we continue with the witch hunt, in his words. what does this mean for robert mueller? >> reporter: well, the stakes wer

when jean-pierre bemba arrived back in democratic republic of congo on wednesday after 11 year absence many people gave him a hero's welcome. in june the icc overturned his conviction for war crimes and crimes against humanity. now he wants to run in december's presidential poll. the government says he should be to clarity inevitable because of a corruption conviction. invalidation of his candidacy could anger supporters in the democratic republic of the congo that's what victims of his in the central african republic are hoping for. this report from our team on the ground. surviving central african victims of jean peers bemba -- jean-pierre bemba's private army are disappointed that he dashed for crimeses against humananity chargeges. received several flaps simply because we told them we hadd nothing. when they found some money on us we were badly beaten. warlord -- former warlord judges in the-- hague who allowed his return to the polititical fray. >> members release is a big surprise -- been the -- member -- jean-pierre bemba's release is a big surprise to me. >> 12 kilometers away

here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: late today, lawyers for paul manafort were summoned for a conference. saying the jury wants to work late, until 6:15 p.m. with three full days, the jurors have been pouring over a mountain of evidence. asking for a larger room to contain it all. 388 exhibits in total. they point to $60 million nk accounts. telling the jury, use your common sense. does it make sense that he forgot to report them? manafort says he's innocent. and president trump weighing in. >> i think it's a very sad day for our country. he worked for me for a very short period of time, but he happens to be a very good person. and i think it's very sad, what they've done to paul manafort. >> reporter: the president refusing to rule out an eventual pardon if convicted. >> let's go live to pierre thomas. the jury requesting extra time to deliberate, past the 5:00 p.m. time. right straight through 6:15, they asked for. but moments ago, we learned they went home for the night, no verdict? >> reporter: they just wrapped up. they wanted to work the extra 45 minutes. it's not clear why. it cou

he will face nick kyrgios next, after the australian beat pierre—hugues herbert.ter an apparent pep talk from the umpire. kyrgios was a set and 0—3 down to his french opponent when official mohamed lahyani climbed down from his chair during a changeover. usta are invesitagating the actions of the umpire. in the women's draw, german angelique kerber is through to the fourth round after beating sweden'sjohanna larsson in three sets. the wimbledon champion looked to be cruising at a set and a break up and served for the match only for larsson to hit back and take it to a decider. but the fourth seed held on to win 6—2, 5—7, 6—a. kerber will play dominika cibulkova for a spot in the last 16. in rugby league, warrington bounced back from the heartbreak of their challenge cup final defeat with a ruthless 80—10 demolition of hull. warrington ran in 1a tries on the night — with bryson goodwin grabbing five on his own. it falls short of their biggest superleague win from three years ago when they beat wakefield 80—nil that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the p

it isn't fair. >> and pierre with us live from washington. this has really been a head-spinning week, not only for the white house but for people at home trying to follow it all. first, cohen pleading guilty, i i implicating the president. then david pecker, now cooperating with prosecutors. and now you report his chief financial officer from the trump organization as well. these are people in the president's innermost circle. what are we learning about how the president is handling this? >> reporter: sources say he's been fuming about cohen all week. and he's furious that his chief financial officer is caught up in this. remember, the president has emphatically said that prying into the family business would be crossing a real red line. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> we are going to move on now to tonight's other major story. and it involves senator john mccain. his family revealing a deeply personal decision. he has now chosen to discontinue medical treatment, in their words. senator mccain has not been seen in washington, d.c., since dec

here's pierre thomas at the courthouse today. >> reporter: late today, lawyers for paul manafort were summoned to a conference with prosecutors and the judge. the word from the judge, the jury wants to work late, until 6:15 p.m. >> how is your client feeling today? >> he's feeling really good. >> reporter: with three full days, the jurors have been pouring over a mountain of evidence, asking for a larger room to contain it all. 388 exhibits in total. prosecutors charge manafort hid millions of dollars from the irs, they say he defrauded banks into loaning him millions more. and they point to $60 million stashed in 31 offshore bank accounts. telling the jury, use your common sense. does it make sense that manafort had 31 overseas account and he forgot to report them? manafort says he's innocent. and he has one powerful voice on his side. president trump weighing in even as the jury deliberates. >> i think it's a very sad day for our country. he worked for me for a very short period of time, but he happens to be a very good person. and i think it's very sad, what they've done to paul ma

david, they are, in a word, skeptical. >> pierre thomas tonight. thank you, pierre. >>> meantime, there is a new headline tonight after those children were rescued from that remote compound in northern new mexico. one child was discovered dead on the property, a 3-year-old. the judge now dismissing charges against three adults arrested at the site earlier this month. prosecutors missing a deadline to establish, quote, probable cause. two other adults are still charged with the death of that 3-year-old boy. prosecutors say some of the 11 children rescued were being trained to be school shooters. >>> an alarming case making national headlines tonight. a deadly shooting and a particular defense. stand your ground in florida. authorities say video showing a man chased down and threatened an uber driver and his passenger. a pickup truck cutting him off. the uber driver firing one shot. the sheriff calling it a classic stand your ground case, saying it's a new day in florida and in the united states. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the video fl

so the highlight for many people today was when john pierre bemba peered through a window at least party headquarters and he was there for about fifteen minutes with his wife waving at the hundreds of supporters who were here to welcome him in the town people went into a frenzy singing his praises and chanting remember for president member for president saying that he is the only candidate that he is the only leader out who can provide the change the sort of leadership that this country needs on the other a very dramatic scenes from the airport to this place he was this court said by a very huge police contingent who fired tear gas and supporters were blocked on the road all wanting him to address them but i think one of the conditions he was given is that he cannot make stopovers to address his speedball they're saying that he provides the much needed momentum aiden's politics of the d r c over the years the opposition has been divided and weekend and people are saying perhaps he could bring them together to rally behind one candidate and all this really making a lot of of of his oppone

opposition leader and former rebel commander john pierre bemba has returned to democratic republic of congo to a hero's welcome after ten years in prison for war crimes bamba flew back from the netherlands after a successful appeal of the international criminal court in the hague is already said he was a run in december's presidential elections catherine sawyer was with the cheering crowds in the capital kinshasa. when john pierre bemba in march from the airport in the democratic republic of congo's capital kinshasa thousands of his supporters went into a frenzy i know you was the last many of them say they never thought they'd be back home any time soon. i have a contingent of police escorted his convoy who was not allowed to make any stops to address the many people who lined the streets to catch a glimpse of him his first order of business was a meeting at his party headquarters he's expected to submit his documents to the electoral commission in the coming days so he can run for the presidency john cabin back in august we know all that is what he had what he's been waving i bet an

up, pierre muscovici, coming up at 6:30 a.m. in new york.bastian: this is bloomberg surveillance. let's get the business flash. pepsico has agreed to buy sodastream for $3.2 billion. that represents an 11% premium to friday possibly is closing price. pepsico points out that soda stream makes great tasting beverages while reducing the amount of waste generated. in italy, the government is moving ahead to revoke autostrada's highly concession after its role in the deadly bridge collapse. that is despite atlantia offering $5 billion in aid. italian authorities say they will still cancel the highway contract because the victims of the collapse deserve justice. elon musk sees no option but to keep working at his current pace. board members and investors are growing more concerned about his health. musk tweeted he had just gotten home from the tesla factory. he appears determined to lead the car company through the turmoil that erupted when he suggested taking it private. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. let

over 2.5 years, she and a former antipoaching policeman, jean—pierre roux, uncovered what they call ay tried to bring down the suspected rhino horn kingpin. in fact, police are targeted when they go after high—level targets. i specialise in infiltrating rhino poaching syndicates and working on the higher, higher—ranking members of the groups, of the syndicates. and, making use of cooperation, we were quite successful in curbing rhino poaching through that way. jean—pierre was fired from the police endangered species investigation unit on an administrative matter which he is currently challenging. why did you leave yourjob? it was not by choice. we suspect we got too close to some of the higher syndicate members, with possible links to government. the suspects were being warned by policemen, and notjust policemen — policemen, prosecutors, magistrates. i personally interviewed sources who explained to me why i was not getting proper convictions in some of my matters. they call their source ‘fresh‘. he signed an affidavit and passed a lie detector test. he claims the uncle he worked for,

it isn't fair. >> and pierre with us live from washington. this has really been a head-spinning week, not only for the white house but for people trying to follow it. first, cohen needing guilty, then david pecker, now cooperating with prosecutors. now you report his chief financial officer from the trump organization as well. what are we learning about how the president is handling this? >> reporter: sources say he's been fuming about cohen all week. and he's furious that his chief financial officer is caught up in this. he said investigating the family business was crossing a line. >> thank you. >>> and senator john mccain's family revealing a deeply personal decision. he has chosen to discontinue medical treatment, in their words. he has not been seen in washington, d.c., since december. but has remained a voice. tonight, meghan mccain thanking everybody for their generosity and support. here's martha raddatz with what we've learned. >> reporter: tonight, the family of john mccain gathering by his side at his arizona home. after more than

gentlemen, thanks for joining us pierre, i'll start with you.that rare species on the street, an apple bear. price target 23, 24 down side why? >> yeah, so what we see is -- we think the iphone x has been successful, millions of consumers to bring forward the refresh of the iphone. you had 65 million consumers buying an iphone in 2018 we think up to 20 million would have normally bought a new iphone in 2019, that's going to create this in 2019, lower number of high end phones being sold that year we expect actually shipments, iphone shipments to meet expectations and we slice expectations because iphone x is a high price point. >> ross, why do you agree or disagree i realize iphones are a big part of the revenue stream here, but services everybody is talking services. >> right where pierre is wrong is not in his premise for the iphone but what apple is today. and apple is not really focused on trying to make something bigger out of a phone than already exists, there isn't anything more you can do with the phone. really it is about bringing asp u

>> i don't know how i woke up here. >> this week a jury convicted pierre of second-degree rape. he faces up to 20 years i prison. >> please, do not put an incapacitated person into an uber alone and to be very careful. >> pierre is due back in upper marlboro court in october for his sentencing. meantime, ube has don a lot because of this and other incidents to make their ride-sharing services safer. to find out what they have done go to nbc washington and search uber safety. tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> a would-be thief trying to break io homes in thealls grove area of rockville. police released this video today. you canee the guy. people are hoping you will recognize him. he's trying to break in notone, not two but into three different homes all caught o cameras, and each time he got -- crept up in the middle of the police are offering upo a $10,000 reward if you have information that leads to his arrest. two people areg fac charges tonight for firing bullets into loudoun county homes. nathan lasher along with a teenager, they are accused of relessly handling handguns. the two w

he said he had no idea this case would incite such emotions. >> pierre thomas following the case alleek long. thank you. >>> now to the severe thunderstorm watch up as we're on the air tonight for a good part of the northeast. they are warning of damaging winds and lightning. new york city through boston, all watching this tonight. the system already bringing heavy rain, flooding interstate 43. that's from milwaukee right there, drivers in their cars stranded in both directions. strong winds strflipping over a small blane in tulsa. let's get right to our meteorologist, rob marciano. working double duty this friday night. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. we are seeing widespread coverage of strong thunderstorms inland, to the northeast and even to our west. it's shrouding the sunshine, and here's our radar. watch from 11:00 from pennsylvania through southern parts of new england, and a lot of these areas have seen twice the normal amount of rain for a month in the last round of rain, so saturated soil, could see more in the way of flooding and it could be through. not really tomorrow

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four others are ill warlords turned opposition politician and democratic republic of congo zhang pierre banda as lodge his application to run in the upcoming presidential election a former rebel commander arrived home on wednesday after eleven years in exile ten of them spent in prison catherine sawyer reports from the capital kinshasa john pierre bemba arrives at the electoral commission offices to submit his candidacy for president the last twenty four hours have been a whirlwind for him he's been heavily guarded by police to officials say his movement has been restricted he's not allowed to publicly address his supporters and the government has denied him access to a residential home in the suburb called in the capital city. the police are telling us that have been behind residents this is a violation of his way he's come home and should be able to freely move around and leave where he wants the. kinshasa police commissioner is in charge of security arrangements he says all this is for his protection but they will not allow him to go to court which is also a presidential area so. the

and pierre gasly will race for red bull from next season in formula one. rosso, to drive alongside max verstappen. he replaces the departing daniel ricciardo who will leave for renault. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. well, tuesday isn't looking too bad across the uk. might start a little cloudy, murky, drizzly, that sort of thing, but eventually, late in the morning and into the afternoon, the grey layer of cloud will break up and we will see some sunshine. now, on the satellite image the rain and cloud is to the north—west of us — in fact, between the uk and iceland. we are to the south, and in this area here there is a gap, we have muggy, humid air from the southern climes, from the azores, so that's why it feels so warm outside. in fact, very early on tuesday morning temperatures in the south will be around about 17 celsius, 16,15—16in yorkshire, even in newcastle around 14 celsius, so a relatively warm start to the day. and this is the humid air, y

you may have heard of this man, jean—pierre bemba.country after spending a decade in prison in the hague to formerly submit his candidacy for december‘s presidential elections. you can see here the crowds of supporters who've gathered to greet him off the plane, and in the streets of the capital kinsasha where he landed, many of them wearing t—shirts, hats and scarves bearing his face. a deadline for presidential candidates to lodge their applications expires in a week and they must be in the country to do so. the former rebel leader had a war crimes conviction by the international criminal court overturned in june. anne soy reports from kinsasha. a homecoming after more than 12 yea rs a homecoming after more than 12 years away. 14 of those, this man, john pierre bemba, live the life of a villain, imprisoned for war crimes. but recently freed on appeal, he has come back to this, a hero's welcome. kilometres of roads filled with excited crowds for a politician with big ambitions, it is motivation enough here. translation: our president

when john pierre bemba in march from the airport in the democratic republic of congo's capital kinshasa thousands of his supporters went into a frenzy i know you was there although many of them say they never thought to be back home any time soon. i have a contingent of police escorted his convoy who was not allowed to make any stops to address the many people who lined the streets to catch a glimpse of him his first order of business was a meeting at his party headquarters he's expected to submit his documents to the electoral commission in the coming days so he can run for the presidency john the arab mbak you are the window all these bodyguard cords and he's been waving i bet hundred of them here and they have been singing his praises and saying that he all you want he can provide like change all of the leadership of this country or even bring the opposition together to support one candidate. was arrested in belgium for crimes against humanity a decade ago he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison by the international criminal court in twenty sixteen the judges held him criminally

after his conviction was overturned by the international criminal court in the hague john pierre bemba talks down to zero. your knees are what i'd. come through or for things to die. quickly for cleaning them. but then. it is their first delivery and then look them up the water for you buddy. boil it for them fail no. hype in the little folk on your own doing that you know giving us their. new oh god they don't you sound they're going to unload here. where the most opening sentence of your. book or look in the middle. of the course i'm going to. tell you know the.

dion, karine jean pierre and richard painter.tive mantra from the trump world that the truth is not the truth. reality is not reality. dew point believe anything that they're saying. leave out reality. i mean, you just saw giuliani this morning. kelly anne conway and the president himself. this is the kind of atmosphere that we're going into the midterm elections. we're not just combatting whether or not one is going on the left or the right. we're actually debating what his reality. how did we get here, richard? >> well, i'm going to say now the same thing i said after kellyanne conway first gave that interview. then i went on cnn shortly thereafter. i observed that this is part of a pattern that we say in the totalitarian political thought since karl schmidt was writing about how truth and law should revolve around the nation's state and not around democratic values. this notion that there is no such thing as objective truth is what lies at the heart of toe tal tearian regimes. we saw the left wing of academia and the critical

the enemy of the state democratic republic of congo opposition leader and former rebel commander pierre bemba is back home after serving ten years in jail for war crimes he was welcomed by thousands of supporters of the airport in the capital good shots of them but was freed from jail in the netherlands after a successful appeal the international criminal court in the hague now wants to run in december in the actions the u.s. will impose sanctions on two turkish officials over the trial of an american pastor in turkey washington says brunson who led a protestant church in is near has been on fairly detain. when ian lawmakers have summoned the president before parliament to answer questions about the country's flag economy how some rouhani has come under pressure from hardline rivals he says the u.s. pulled out of a nuclear deal with the country. while fires in california are showing no signs of abating with the u.s. state set to record one of its worst fire seasons in history far fight as a still back to seventeen blazes have killed eight people in the last week alone while the fast mov

pierre thomas, abc news, alexandria, virginia. > any other day, this would be getting a lot of attentionp economic adviser, there are a lot of questions this morning about one of his recent party guests. byron kudlow confirms a report that he invited a controversial publisher to a party that he hosted last weekend. kudlow says he knew the publisher from his days as financial journalist and was unaware of his current work. he tells abc news if he had known about that work he would not have invited the publisher to his party. >>> police are searching for a mystery gunman targeting a highrise apartment building in new york city. a resident on the 14th floor of the building woke up to find shattered glass in the living room. on saturday, an apartment on the 32nd floor was hit. a building worker heard the gunfire. no one was injured in either incident. >>> and a pennsylvania priest has been accused of groping a teen. they are not related to the charges on other priests. he has been removed from active ministry and authorities say he met the girl at mass last year. >>> aretha franklin's financ

pierre, thank you so much for your reporting this morning. george, let's send things to you. >>> let's bring in former u.s. attorney, former republican governor chris christie of new jersey, senior white house correspondent cecilia vega, chief legal analyst, dan abrams as well and, chris, let me begin with you right here. what a day yesterday. >> yeah. >> for president trump. people comparing it to the summer of 1973 when john dean we andestified against arnin,eserdiovered. how serious a blow? >> well, sure, george, this is not a great day. it's a bad day for the president and i'm sure he understands that have some perspective on here is there is a long way to go here. you know, i listened to lanny davis' interview, good interview but i have to tell you, for lanny davis to be sitting there and saying that a guy who defrauded the federal government of $4 million in tax money committed bank fraud and all the rest now needs the help of the american people? i think it's outrageous. >> that may be but we've really never seen before a personal atto

red bull racing have confirmed that frenchman pierre gasly will replace renault—bound daniel ricciardos competing in his first full season in formula one with red bull'sjunior team toro rosso. he'lljoin max verstappen at the milton keynes—based outfit. while british prospect lando norris will have his first taste of an f1 weekend as he replaces fernando alonso in first practise for this weekend's belgian grand prix. he's believed to be vying with stoffel vandoorne for the second seat at mclaren next season. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, news editor at the free market think tank the institute of economic affairs, and henry mance, political correspondent at the financial times. welcome to you both. thank you for being with us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's ta ke let's take a look at them now. the ft leads with the crisis in venezuela, as authorities issued new banknotes in a bid to try and stem hyper—inflation. lord hag

pierre was spotted on the motel surveillance cameras and at a nearby 7-eleven where he used the victim's credit card. prince george's state attorney will hold a news conference at 0 this afternoon. >>> a former virginia commonwealth un ersity basketball coach is facing serious charges. w >> jones currently coaches at wake forest university is accused of throwing a fatal punch i whinew york city. he pleaded not guilty to an assault charge. on sunday he banged on the window of jones' suv thinking he was h uber driver. the coach left punched szabo causing him to smash hisheead on t sidewalk. e szabo was taken off lifsupport on tuesday. >> just going to say one thing l.and that's the jones family sends the deepest condolences and sympathies to the szabo family. >> next court appearance is october 2nd. >>> well, good friday morning. if t kids are heading to summer camp today, looks pretty good and also pretty hot. don't need the spf 30 or higher. th want to make sure they stay hydrated. near 90 by 3:00 p.m. and that will make the seventh day in a row of temperures and big changes for the week

. >> is that a chip on >> it's pierre cardin.ow. >> don't do that to pierre >> it's a nice tie >> you know besos can turn a profit whenever he wants >> he gets the pass that elon musk is no longer getting. he can invest in different companies. i would say you ride this one. right now, you keep on riding it, he's the one that's going to spur it on >> next up, tim? nvidia or no >> get off the bull. with nvidia great story, they've been on the cutting edge of some of the gaming chips. bottom line here, there's a lot of competition, there's questions about their current gpu's that are coming out for the new games. we've had a tremendous run, look at the stock, it's been marched for the last several months, i'd get off that bull. >> remember the guy running for president from vermont i know you didn't vote for him >> howard dean >> yeah, remember that that was the sound you just made >> i guess that was -- >> we don't need you any more. >> double check howard dean. we have a mimi thing >> you have united rentals, keep riding or get th

his name is westagne pierre. he's no longer working with ubs. as soon this incident was reported to uber they took hisu pioff their app. you're looking at video of what happened here. eo taken ecurity v from the hotel where he took the victim to the budget inn in college park.ou now, as mentioned, she was supposed to be taken from a d.c. restaurant to her home in fairfax county, and while he got close to fairfax county, according to prosecutors he turned off the fare and drove her to college park. they were able to ping him along the way and there's all this video as well. hear now from the state prosecutor. >> he's a dangerous sexual predator, and he should be in jail. his conduct was textbook sexual predator behav cr. ld not control his impulses and took her to the hotel room and on the surveillance tape it looked like you cou see him almost thinking out loud. took her body into the hotel room and came back outside to close the door of the car. you could see him. he was very pensive andoving to decide what he was going to do next, and he went

this is video of former uber driver westagne pierre throwing an intoxicated passenger over his shoulder and taking her into a hotel room where heould rape her. >> his defense is that he didn't realize that she wasn't enjoyin it guess and that he felt that somehow he had gotten a c that it was consensual which, of course, nothing could be further from the truth. >> reporter: the 32-year-old victim was placed inside the uber by a friend in d.c. the driverseas suppod to take her home to fairfax county virginia. the driver ended the fare in fairfax and drove to college park to this budget inn. now that's when surveillance video shows him dragging the passenger's limp body out of tho vehicle and i the hotel. >> you could see that her body was limp and that she was -- and that she was unconscious. >> reporter: according to the state's attorney's office the driver then left the budget inn and came here to a nearbyel en and he's seen here inside the 7-eleven and he uses the victim's credit card to buy snacks. hours later the woman is seen leaving theotel confused. she calls 911. >> do you have

let's go down to melanie who is with jason pierre-paul. >> melanie: thank you, greg.is it to be back in your home state of florida where you played collegiately at u.s.f. in tampa? >> good to be back in florida, back in my old college stadium, tampa bay stadium, feels good. >> melanie: your coaches and teammates have raved about the leadership you have shown and your work ethic. what was your mindset? >> every year, is stay focused and play hard. i try to play my best game that's possible i can bring which is going 110%. that's what i do. >> melanie: this team made a number of off-season acquisitions on the defensive line. how is the chemistry so far? >> the chemistry is good. we're not quite there but we're getting there, it's going to take time but we played great out there today, couple things we did we're going to clean them up this off week. >> melanie: thanks for the time, jason. back to you. >> greg: melanie, thank you. ryan griffin continues to throw the ball well. first down. he will throw it again. to the outside. right through the hands of his intended rece

tear through the streets of congo's capital bushong pierre bender's bid for the presidency is running into problems. an airstrike kills dozens in the yemeni port city of how they the analogy when health officials are worried about a new wave of cholera. and i'm far as smile have all the day's sport including an emotional win for former tennis world number one andy murray as he comes from a sat down to pull off a touching win in wash. the party that's rules above way for decades has officially put being put back in charge is on opiates and as a mom and dad was finally declared when i would just over fifty percent of the. after a long delayed count but opposition leader nelson chamisa isn't accepted the results which he scored on verified and fake it took a lecture three days to unveil the result of that added to the tension how do we toss a has moved from her body. after days of tension the winner of zimbabwe's presidential election is finally declared. for him a. party is therefore duly declared elected president of the republic of zimbabwe with effect from the third of august twenty

former congolese warlord jean-pierre benda is back in the congoatic republicans after 11 year absence. 10 of those years were spent in prison. engine the international criminal court overturned his convictions for war crimes and crimes against humanity. now he wants to run in december's presidential election. the opposition says he will be declared ineligible. asked him how powerful his support base is in the country. benda is still a very popular man in several parts and several regions in congo. he came second in the 2006 presidential election. but he came first in the city of kinshasa. very popular although considered a tyrant for some. the truth is people might wawana change. is willll bendition the be allowed to r run since there's a criminal investigation for witness tampering. so maybe the constitutional run. won't allow him to he has until august 8 to register. runclaire: there has been a ple crash in the mexican state of durango. nobody was killed. crashed during a storm. there were 103 people on board including two children. thick black smoke rises into the air. the impacts

that is the target jump your -- jean-pierre has set for himself. the challenge for them is substantial but nicely done the income. we will have a few conversations. anna, line them up for us. anna: picking up on what you just said about the banking sector, the cfo of commerce by will be joining us exclusive be here at bloomberg. dateirst interview of the is with the current ceo of aberdeen. that will be taken place right here on "bloomberg daybreak: europe" at the top of the next hour. a lot to come. that's the market in context for you. the msci asia-pacific drift a little bit in the early hours. in particular, chinese markets are bouncing back by more than 1.4%. eight.waiting for the fx they have been having to splurge those fx reserves. we will talk about that during the program. yesterday lands are worth keeping an eye on. this as a result of the rba interest rates. this was broadly expected. the prospect of hikes still remains and will be deferred pretty distant, 2019 or 2020. the u.s. dollar falling suit against the turkish lira. that makes a