with kate proctor and chakra barti from the telegraph. newspapers with kate proctor and chakrabartilegraph. that is all ahead this evening. now time for sports day. you're live at the bbc sport centre. i'm chris mitchell. coming up on sportsday for you... the test in court is almost at an end. now ben stokes awaits the verdict of the jury. will europe face a woods like this at the ryder cup? tiger will need a wild card to make it. i realise tiger is a story for that he is playing very well and i am excited to see that. home already. dina asher smith finds herself in the fast track after triple gold in europe. also coming up in the programme... and on the 25th anniversary of the kick it out campain, we ask the man behind it whether things have changed for the better. (wipe sot head) there is so much division in society at the present time that football itself can be a healer. hello. this man's future right now is unknown. two weeks ago, he was winning a test match for england. the past week he has been in court, charged with affray. a charge he denies. next week he could be playing f

this is not the proctor and gamble board not jim neerny and flake checking off on it most companies are not behold tony the ceo the way this is he has directors that's a big deal. >> a plus. >> they are not all his brother. i mean one off i mean they are not all closely related to him this is as independent -- we want murdoch why isn't it murdoch >> you know why? because murdoch is not remember what cuban said yesterday. >> on wapner's show. >> he called in. wapner had such a great show. >> competitors are not standing still. inside word today that a ten

proctor and religion clash that brings the parallel. of the two wheeler so get reconcilable. god the devil and rock n roll stones aug nineteenth on t.w. . clashes between police and protesters in the romanian capital book arrests have continued into the night leaving some one hundred forty people injured thousands of romanians working abroad staged a demonstration calling on the country's left wing government to resign there protesting against corruption low wages and efforts to weaken the judiciary.

i absolutely great numbers in china proctor.way. >> right proctor and gamble now is what we're talking. >> yeah. there was a thing called marlbro friday. >> i do. >> they had some price cuts to everything and that friday was mentioned on the conference call. like are you going to do one of those for gillette which we know, these razors are so expensive now you don't buy the blades that's not the model. >> pretty muted overall action dow up 24 and s&p up almost five we'll get to bob to see what is moving on the floor. >> happy wednesday it's sort of a mixed open. what is important overall is faang and tech have stabilized look at the faang names. ample apple is leading here. stability in google, facebook, amazon right now that's a good sign overall. sectors and semis modestly for the upside not a lot of movers in the apple supply chain but not bad banks have been sluggish recently they're showing a little bit of leadership don't like the commodity action today. commodities are down around the world. energy we have oil bringing to

joy for dina asher—smith but agony for proctor, who missed out on gold in longjump by for proctor, whoze. britain got silver in the four by 400 metres thanks to rooney and the women won the bronze. the relay quartet rounded off a successful evening for the british athletes in the german capital and equally impressive in glasgow, where the team won seven more medals. evans led from start to finish in the bmx. his team—mate got silver. while in the diving, there was another from the springboard. a second medal of the games, taking gold with alysia blackjust behind. the defining images that of dina doing the double, doing what no britain has done before other european athletics championships. it's the first premier league weekend of the season, all today's goals are coming up on match of the day after the news, but i've got the scores for you now... if you want them.... chelsea had the biggest win of the day. 3—0 at huddersfield in new manager maurizio sarri's first competitive match in charge. new signing jorginho scored on his debut and there were also goals for n'golo kante and pedro.

half past eleven we'll be taking another look at the papers with our reviewers, the standards kate proctordia chakra bati from the telegraph. stay with us for that. good evening. a doctor who was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence after the death of a six—year—old boy, has won the right to practise medicine again. dr hadiza bawa—garba was convicted three years ago following the death of jack adcock, who died after developing sepsis at leicester royal infirmary. a high court had ruled that she should be struck off. but thousands of doctors signed an open letter of support for dr bawa—garba. they said the way she was treated could discourage medics from being open when reviewing mistakes. but the boy's mother says she is now considering her own legal action. our health editor hugh pym reports. the death of this six—year—old boy and the conviction of a doctor provoked a debate which has run right across the medical profession. jack adcock developed sepsis in hospital. a court heard there was a catalogue of errors in his care at leicester royal infirmary and staff had failed to r

. >> reporter: monica proctor is now changing her credit cards after a burglar kicked open her front door friday around 4 am, stealing her purse, laptop and phone. >> it is very scary. especially since he was so bold and my dogs were going crazy. he knew i was home and did not care. >> it was right here.>> reporter: vicki is on the lookout for her lexus stolen right from her driveway. it was stolen as she was eating dinner in her backyard sunday evening. >> we both came out and stared at the driveway for a full two minutes just raffled that my car was gone.>> reporter: police told her that her car was used in two other crimes. >> i was in disbelief. at first, i thought maybe my son came up with an idea. >> reporter: her son is using acetone to clean up the gang graffiti on her trailer and car. she has no idea why she was targeted. all of these residents want to meet with police and want immediate solutions. >> all of the police department is very well aware of the crime that happens in san jose. they are deployed and are on top of it.>> reporter: she encourages residents to form neig

those will be provided through nonprofit groups >>> proctor and gamble wants to trademark the letters that you use in your texting like lol or wtf, fml, we can't say it on the air for nbd for use on soap and cleaning products. this has me rofl. board member blasted the company for failure to capture the millennial market. nothing says buy me like lol. >> 4:42 right now. coming up next, look at that forecast. a little cooler this morning. >> we'll be cooler today. we start out this morning. it will be cloudy and we'll see temperatures heading into the upper 60s today. we'll get a look at that and the micro climates coming up next. >>> traffic moving very smoothly. expect a late start for the friday commute. we have been seeing a few cars on the roads the last couple of weeks. jose >>> and it is friday morning. taking a live look outside in san jose as we get started for the last day of the workweek. it is 4:45 for you right now. >>> these three dogs were playing in san francisco. someone else wanted to get in on the action. yes. take a look there. a coyote jumped into the dog pile. one

with me are kate proctor, political correspondent of evening standard and dia chakravarty, brexit editors front pages are already in. the daily telegraph talks about jeremy corbyn's extraordinary row with the israeli prime minister robert harris tribute. explain what all of this is about and why the prime minister of israel is criticising the labour party leader. jeremy corbyn has laid a wreath, it has finally emerged, to a group of palestinian terrorists, but the complication is over exactly who he leads the wreath for. this is back in 2014 saw quite a long time ago in tunisia. so it has been very confusing as to who he was actually laying it for but it has emerged today that there was a least late for the terrorists who were part of the 1972 munich attack on israeli athletes, and that has led to an absolute massive outrage today which has led to the israeli president benjamin netanyahu has led to the israeli president benjamin neta nyahu getting has led to the israeli president benjamin netanyahu getting involved and saying it is completely unacceptable and he should not have done it.

andre dudley and marcus king both 22 years old and d 28-year-hristopher proctor were all sentenced torinceon time for the shootout that killed 23-year-old matthewns shloky as he emerged from a uber in the middle of the afternoon back on august 15, 2015. a family member who a spoke at hearing for the convicted says the family is stillby devastate the loss. >> we couldn't believe it, you know. what were the chances of that ppening, you know? somebody that we knew jint wa down the street. >> reporter: andre dudley will serve 18.5, yea christopher proctor 12 to 14 years and marcus king 15 to 0 years. the judge called the crime brazen and reckless. derrick ward, news 4. >>> a maryland family up in arms. fter the death of a football star who died following a tough practice. >> everybody loved you. everybody loved you. >> his uncle's strong word for a local university. he talks only t news 4's tracee wilkins. >> and a look back at nbc's interviews with aretha she shares what she's most proud of about her career. doug, more updates on the storm chances? >> flood flash warning i effect and rig

. >> nearby, monica proctor is now changing her credit cards after a burglar kicked open her front door friday around 4 in the morning still in her purse, laptop, and phone. >> is very scary, especially since he was so bold. my dogs were going crazy. he knew i was home, and he didn't care. >> she is on the lookout for her lexis stolen right from her driveway as she was eating dinner in her backyard sunday evening. >> we both came out and literally stared out the driveway for two minutes just baffled that my car was gone. >> her car has been used into other crimes and has now been spotted around town. >> i was in disbelief. >> her son is using acetone to clean up the gang graffiti. she has no idea why she was targeted . all of these residents want to meet with police and want immediate solutions. >> the police department is very well aware of all of the time that happens in san jose. they are on top of it. >> they encourage residents to form neighborhood watch groups. >>> in oakland, police officers are still in the hospital in critical condition after a crash involving a police suv. off

said the increases would be mid to high, that means they won't start a ruinous price war to with proctorthe stock never recovered from the big first quarter sellout. if you want to know the true power of this move, look at the stock of kellogg on say a nothing. these rallies are a signal that interest rates are headed loer, high yield bond market equivalent stocks that can only rally like this if investors aren't worried about rising interest rates 2.93, they were so petrified kim are berly clark is raising prices to offset kmot commodity into nation. wait a second, they put through their price hikes just as commodity costs have started to fall down precipitously. you know what happens then it should translate into sweet margin expansion next comeback stocks playing dead but not staying dead, well, how about this one simon property group that's the huge shopping center, real estate investment trust did you know jc penney has locations in 67 out of 107 simons malls here is a stock pennies from the 52-week high i find that astounding even as it's an anchor property in more than half of the

proctor and religion a clash that brings many parallels to life.for the two really so irreconcilable. double rock'n'roll stars aug nineteenth w. . frank food and. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. at least ninety people have been killed after a powerful seven point zero magnitude earthquake struck the indonesian island of lombok an early it's nami warning has now been lifted a separate earthquake hit the same island last week killing at least sixteen people . two deadly car bombs have had some early on sunday.

dudley will serve 18.5 years, proctor 12 to 14 years and king 15 to 20 years. the family had asked for more time. >> the loss ofhim, the devastation to his family, impacted me worse than any loss i've had in my entire life. >> reporter: chrisocpher r, the only one of the three to speak in court apologized to the victim's oo family and full responsibility for his actions on that day back of august of 15. >> i think it's a shape. it's scarey. >> there were other people, people who hadiv to d for cover or had guns pointed at them on a beautiful sunday afternoon in a place where many believeddn coul happen anymore. derrick ward, news 4. >>> disappointing is the way baltimore's police chief describes this video showing an officere punching a man and push tg him to ground here. this video surfaced online on saturday. that officer was suspended the same day a resigned on sunday. he served less than two years on the force. todayhe baltimore police department aitted this video shows there are, quote, deficiencies itheir training. >> we're trained. we should be trained t

proctor gave you a paltry 1% organic growth this quarter. apple, now there is so many different growth measures, but all of them point to what i can only describe as a double-digit blend, and a consistent one at that with accelerating revenue growth it's not just new phone sales to get customers to lovingly embed themselves deeper into the web procter & gamble, it has no ecosystem anymore. nobody links any of its myriad products with each other i used to use old spice body wash until one day i checked off a box for bath wash from this dollar shave club, and now it keeps coming and coming and coming automatically and endlessly. one less bag in the grocery bag. so i ditched old spice they didn't even have that product in grand pop's day so it's no betrayal. oh, and let's not bury the lead too far. i always used to use gillette razors and blades, but i switched, even though i do like them why did i do that? because you know what? i hated chasing down a clerk to open the stupid plastic case they're hidden behind. i think gillette will soon need

proctor and religion a clash that brings many come to light. for the two really so irreconcilable. card the devil rock'n'roll. starts aug nineteenth w. c sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. ecologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found that deep in the rain forest in central africa. the bike up people. hanging. about going out. was a big lesson. in my living. he was fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to a son who was a son only in the jungle and returned to the concrete and glass shop. the result reverse culture shock. ready for the realize how strange artificial was really connected to life. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth on d w. the united states is really imposing sanctions on iran three months after president donald trump pulled out of the twenty fifteen international nuclear deal iranian president hassan rouhani lashed out at the sanctions which take effect early on tuesday he accused washington of launching psychological warfare and slammed trump's call for.

so first of proctor's national with sound marketing potential by placing a warning label on music products. rock and religion a clash that brings many parallels. to the two really so irreconcilable. comedy the devilment and rock n roll stones on his nineteenth on d w. n roll. everyone welcome to the show and today's special edition of your max we're hitting the road is what's coming up. for posterity recreating a hard life from the history of most sports. on the roads and alcohol for bike is a unique form of transport. and its classic creations building soapbox replicas of famous racing cars. we start off the show on four wheels in the world of automobiles the city one two c.v. is a legend it's french name. literally translates to two steam whole says the french call was first produced in one thousand nine hundred forty nine and is often referred to as an umbrella on wheels it was more than just your average automobile the smooth suspension and affordable price made it an instant hit it's still popular popular to this day and the compensation in central france has given one model a make ov

. >> reporter: last friday, monica proctor was the victim of a home invasion at 4:00 in the morning. >> i yelled at whose there. they took my laptop. my phone, and my purse. which were all on my kitchen counter. i may as well as had a neon sign saying get me right here. >> reporter: she's not the only crime victim in willow glen. her car was stolen out of her driveway. >> you don't think it's go go to happen to you. is so we called the police. they were great. they came over within ten minutes. >> reporter: that's because her car was seen in other parts of the neighborhood involved in other crimes. another neighbor sent her these pictures from their surveillance camera. watching people trying to break into homes is troubling. and happening a lot lately. people here say they are determined to do something about it. >> we have always been proud to say we live in willow glen. and it's very unknifing thenerv things are happening in our neighborhood. >> reporter: san jose police saying tonight they need to do a crime analysis to determine whether there has really been an up tick of crime

. >>> proctor and gamble wants to copyright the phrases. they want to use lol and nbd and a couple of others we can't say on tv. they want to use it on soap, detergents all to get millennials to buy their products. >> i didn't even know that. >> it's too long. >> it's too long. >> a lot of us thought we had to wait for the weekend. >> it will be flinice and cool. we have a lot going on around the area. >> advise everyone to take public transit, take the bus, car pool or head to the train station. it will be in the upper 50s as you head out the door. it will be a cool start and still partly cloudy skies. high temperatures reaching into the low 80s. it is 77 in napa and 63 in san francisco. as you look out the window you'll be comfortable with sleeves and jeans for today. you'll need more than that. it will feel cooler than that. we have the preseason game tonight at 7:30. check out festival of the arts. it checks out in the morning. sunshine, very comfortable weather all throughout the day with low 70s. heading into the mid-80s tomorrow. we'

the women took bronze, whilst shara proctor finished 3rd in the women's long jump.hampionships is glasgow, and whilst the track cycling may be done the medals on two wheels kept coming. kyle evans led home a british one—two in the men's bmx with 18—year—old kye whire taking home the silver. evans was lost for words after what he described as a "huge" performance. and there was gold and silver in the diving pool as grace reid edged out alicia blagg to win the 3—metre springboard title. britain are now top of the diving table with 10 medals, four of them gold. to the premier league now and it was an entertaining first saturday of the season with 16 goals, a red card and plenty of debuts to pore over, as nick parrott reports. after defeat in last weekend's community shield, chelsea got their league campaign off to a flying start. huddersfield are a less daunting prospect than champions manchester city, but the blues are very much a work in progress. the new manager, maurizio sarri, gave a debut to the world's most expensive goalkeeper, kepa arrizabalaga, while another

relay tea m rooney anchoring the 400 meter relay team to silver, the women took bronze and charlotte proctorooks koepka is in the lead going into the final round, he shot 66 to leave himself 12 under, two shots clear of adam scott in second. what a story if tiger woods can pull this off, he is lurking on eight under as he continues his comeback, his back has been fused and he is in great form after carnoustie, he's chasing the 15th major title. leeds rhinos made a good start to the qualifiers in by a good start to the qualifiers in rugby league, nine tries to beat championship side toulouse 48—22. the league is split into the super eights and qualifiers to see who wins the grand final in october and who stays in super league at the end of the season. that all the sport for now, quick update on the cricket, there is a replay and no score, we will give you that the next hour, but they are playing which is the main thing because the rain has been coming down heavily and the main thing, where are we, we are not getting that score, we will talk to you later! we will get that later, thank you! the

with me are kate proctor, political correspondent of evening standard and dia chakravarty, brexit editormuch for being with us once again. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the top story in the i is the anticipated sharp increase in rail fares. the paper says ticket prices are rising twice as fast as wages. the mirror has a story about scammers posing as investors via cold—calls and stealing more than £46 million. the sun's top story is also about a scam. a lottery winner who married a man who reportedly stole £13,000 from tesco. the telegraph leads withjeremy corbyn‘s response to israeli prime minister benjamin neta nyahu's criticism of his presence at a wreath—laying ceremony. the daily mail also has that attack by mr netanyahu's on mr corbyn on its front page. mr corbyn‘s wreath—laying controversy appears again on the metro as its lead story. the top line in the guardian is the impact of the turkish lira's plunge on the global currency markets. and finally, the times‘ lead is a study claiming five million brits have at least triple the normal risk of suffering a heart att

the women took the bronze whilst shara proctor also finished third in the women's long jump.gymnastics, diving and bmx can be found of the bbc sport website the first weekend of the premier league gave little joy to the promoted sides but chelsea started league life under mauricio sarri with a win. his side were comfortable 3—0 winners over huddersfield at thejohn smith's stadium. n'golo kante, debutantjorginho's cool penalty and pedro sealed all three points with sarri expecting more when he players adapt to his style of management. the game was more difficult than the result, if you see the results. but it was a very easy match, although the first half was difficult. you said in the week it will take 2—3 months to see the best of this chelsea team. do you think you can do it faster than that? i hope so, it depends on me, it depends on the players. it's not so easy for me at the moment. maybe two months instead of three! here's the other results. tottenham beat newcastle 2—1. of those newly promoted sides, only wolves at the bottom there picked up a point at home to everton.

that's not the -- he's -- that't what's hurting proctor&gamble, scott, right? think so, i do believe that as the market gets volatile here going into the fall, some of the consumer names have been behind but as somebody who has been growing beard since birth and this is how well he's doing this really doesn't affect me. stuart: hey, john, come into this please, i have to tell you, i like to be clean shaven. i don't like that, how about you, john? >> i have a great beard, so, of course i will say clichÉ. i look too old. gillette's problem, we are talking about gillette the cost of razers. they are expensive. that's why people aren't buying this stuff. stuart: you want to buy gillete and they are behind glass. i think we have exhausted the subject. 9:40 eastern time, john and scott, thank you very much for joining us, i promise we will see you again. where are we now? down 13 points. 25,570. did you want to say something about beards? ashley: when i'm on vacation i love the fact that you don't have to shave, scrubby and not have to worry about it. liz: thank you,

.>> reporter: nearby, monica proctor is now changing her credit cards after a burglar kicked open her front door stealing her purse, laptop and phone. >> it is very scary. it is very scary, especially since he was so bold and my dogs were going crazy. he knew i was home and he didn't care.>> reporter: vicki is on the lookout for her lexus stolen right from her driveway as she was eating dinner in her backyard. >> we both came out and literally stared at the driveway for a full two minutes. we were just baffled my car was gone.>> reporter: police told her that her car was used into other crimes. >> i was in disbelief. at first i thought maybe my son came up with an idea. >> reporter: her son is using acetone to clean up the graffiti on her car. she has no idea why she was targeted. all of these residents want to meet with police and want immediate solutions. >> the police department is very well aware of the crime that has happened in san jose. they are deployed and on top of it.>> reporter: this councilman -- councilwoman says these crimes are not out of the norm as teenagers are out

watch a proctor. they bottom first and then we move on. coca-cola.cond wave i believe would be big cap tech and the cloud kings. a company that allows you to be on board and then amazon watch amazon good notes again about the advertising business tapestry putting so much money online look at this when you talk to conagra, they're putting more money online than they are on tv slim jim they call me slim jim. >> because you're slim amazon back to 1900. ge, we talk about ge with a 12 handle it's pennies away from starting with an 11 down 2%. >> where is sweater man? steve doesic they need the oil to be higher i can't no countenance this is the level to buy ge if you can get an hmo, a health insurer down if you can get the cvs down. an apparel company or software company down that's the problem so many other opportunities. companies that are doing incredibly well. why do you have to say i'm drawing the line in the sand and buying ge? because you have no catalyst i think that their health care business is worth a fortune. i'm putting this much on this fell

west michigan white caps proctor, watch him try to make the catch. no.ordan pierce makes the head's up play for the out, and west michigan white caps, jordan pierce making a nice play right there. all right that's it for me for now. more in about 20 minutes. back to you for the 11 -- the 11:00 news. . >>> president trump s has the big concern here being the hurricane's slow speed, which could result in huge amounts of rain. hello again, everyone. >> we have live team coverage tonight, mark is tracking the storm. first let's go to ray, who is live on the island of oahu. last hour we talked you, ray, it was calm, and looks like things are still pretty calm out there at this hour. >> reporter: yeah, here in honolulu, it's still very calm. it's a fairly nice night, other than a couple of minor gusty breezes, but they won't really bother you. with that said, however, this is not the same story on the big island of hawaii. they had some severe flooding today, and even a landslide, and they continue to be under flash flood warnings. torrential rainfall, as hurr

. >>> coming up, proctor & gamble wants to trademark three-letter terms like -- i mean, like lol andf, even the ones where you know what the "f" stands for. >> it's in the public low main. >> they're criticized for not appealing to millennials if you want to talk to millennials you have to talk lol and wtf. we will tell you why. >> it doesn't work. >> first robert frank is in pebble beach, california, for the world renowned auto auction. did you bring your sticks, robert >> yeah, talk about omg, joe well, with wings like these the classic car market is soaring this week but the big threat is tariffs. we will explain to you why tariffs could add more than $300,000 to the price of this mercedes coming up after the break. ♪ (daniel jacob) for every hour that you're idling in your car, you're sending about half a gallon of gasoline up in the air. that amounts to about 10 pounds of carbon dioxide every week (malo hutson) growth is good, but when it starts impacting our quality of air and quality of life, that's a problem. so forward-thinking cities like sacramento are investing in streets

. >> janice way, and monica proctor is now changing her credit cards after a burglar kicked open her front door friday around 4:00 in the morning stealing her purse, laptop and phone. >> it is very scary. yeah. it is very scary especially since he was so bold and my dogs were going crazy and he knew i was home and he didn't care. >> yeah, bring it right here. >> reporter: vicki is on the look-out for her lexus stoleen right from her driveway on brendan avenue as she was eating dinner in her backyard sunday evening. >> we both came out and literally staired at the driveway for like a full two minutes just baffle that my car was gone. >> reporter: police told her her car was used in two other crimes and has now been spotted around town. >> i was in disbelief. at first, i thought maybe my son came up with some idea. >> reporter: and robero's son is using acetone to clean up the graffiti on her trailer and car parked on minor avenue saturday night. she has no idea why she was targeted. all of these residents want to meet with police and want immediate solutions. all the police department

will pay big money and pay extra for things like underwear and diapers and that's haynes brands and proctor we also see the family car. once the quintessential part of the american dream. these days people are calling right chairs or pickup sport utilities are crossovers. think about this in july car sales were down 27%. car sales for toyota down 19%. car sales for nine -- nissan down toward 1% in car sales for honda down 8%. remember when the honda accord was the top car in the country? even with this slump dealers by the way of moved away from the zero down loans. in fact 6.9 total. that's the lowest percentage of total loans and edition 3655 bucks. the slower pace of auto sales is there and you couple that with the low numbers and we saw the third-quarter gdp estimate at war .4% or 5% a couple days ago. still pretty robust. as for the message of today's session i think it was mostly a search for safety. consumer safety will outperform and j.m. smucker's which i told you about last night. my favorite. the rally also helping utilities and real estate stocks. a foreign company fizzled today

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. >> reporter: last friday, monica proctor was the victim of a home invasion at 4:00 in the morning.> i just yelled out, who's there? they took my laptop, my phone and my purse. which were all on my kich encounter. i may have had had a neon sign saying get me here. >> reporter: and not the only victim. vicki's car stolen sunday evening right out of her driveway. >> you don't think it's going to happen to you. so we called the police. they were great. came over within ten minutes. >> reporter: the car was seen in other parts of the neighborhood involved in other crimes. another neighbor sent her pictures from their surveillance camera. watching people trying to break into homes is troubling and happening a lot lately. people here say they're determined to do something about it. >> we've always been proud to say we live in where i wiillow it's unnerving it's happening in our neighborhood. >>> happening today, school starting this week for thousands of students across the bay area. also true for students at santa rosa's cardinal newman high school. probably remember some of the images l

this past year, as proctors program coordinator, i have witnessed a tremendous amount of work and passion that it takes to run a successful program like project pull. none of which would be possible without our fearless director and leader, ms. miss lisa, never likes to take credit for her hard work. hence why we are up here today. project pull is more than an intership. it is a family. nunavut would be made possible without the support of the commission, vision, on the hard work, passion and dedication of our dearest lisa. i would now like to invite her to the podium to conclude our presentation. >> thank you. in conclusion, we would like to share a 62nd video that demonstrates the impact that project pull has made. >> hi lisa. in celebration of project pull, we wanted to show you how much we love and appreciate you. >> sheet she is amazing, first of all. she just has a wealth of experience. >> my thoughts about lisa is how passionate she is for all the work that she does. >> lisa is definitely mom material. >> she has an extraordinary woman. she cares and that is what makes it so specia

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very interesting that in the last week, we've seen proctor and gamble talk about raising pric prices kimberly clark now deere. so you're going to start to see more inflation talk and that's what i want to look at in these earnings calls who else is going to come out and say we're going to raise prices we talk about the risk and efb's talking about turkey one of the things we know about inflation, when it happens, it happens exponentially. the other thing is the cost of labor. we see this and it's something the housing market has paused. they don't have enough qualified people to do the demand out there, so what's going to have to happen to these costs >> then retail, which has been on fire so far this year they're facing a trucking shortage so they're facing higher costs when it comes to transportation. how are you factoring in this sort of inflationary pressure on corporate america? >> so, i think inflation is firming. but i don't think it's running away and i think the entire inflation we had this year, month after month after month, wage growth is yet to show signs of strength bee

the women took bronze, whilst shara proctor finished 3rd in the women's long jump.hile apparently, he says it's his trademark now, saying he likes to be on stage and to entertain the audience. the other venue for these championships is glasgow, and whilst the track cycling may be done the medals on two wheels kept coming. kyle evans led home a british one—two in the men's bmx with 18—year—old kye whire taking home the silver. evans was lost for words after what he described as a "huge" performance. and there was gold and silver in the diving pool as grace reid edged out alicia blagg to win the 3—metre springboard title. britain are now top of the diving table with ten medals, four of them gold. chelsea were the big winners on the first saturday of the premier league season. they beat huddersfield 3—0 — pedro with the pick of the goals. new boss mauricuo sarri says it could take his side a couple of months to reach their potential. if yesterday's anything to go by that's a frightening prospect. philjagielka was sent off for everton in a 2—2 draw with wolves at moline

the women took bronze, whilst shara proctor finished third in the women's long jump.rd. he has done it for a while, apparently. he says it is his trademark now, saying he likes to be on stage and to entertain the audience. i will get half of minos and give you the other half. —— half of mine off. the other venue for these championships is glasgow, and whilst the track cycling may be done, the medals on two wheels kept coming. kyle evans led home a british one—two in the men's bmx, with 18—year—old kye white taking home the silver. evans was lost for words after what he described as a huge performance. and there was gold and silver in the diving pool, as grace reid edged out alicia blagg to win the 3 metre springboard title. britain are now top of the diving table, with ten medals, four of them gold. to the premier league now, and it was an entertaining first saturday of the season, with 16 goals, a red card and plenty of debuts to pore over, as nick parrott reports. after defeat in last weekend's community shield, chelsea got their league campaign off to a flying star

proctor observed in all i want to do is say airborne all the way -- all i want to say is airborne all the way. >> first of all i want to say thank you. i was in that first marine division. .he mountains separated us .e still see flares every night appreciate what you did. it was a very bad area in terms of combat in vietnam. out.oing to give one shout there were not many people from professional sports world who went to vietnam. one for this one was roger staab bach. bleier, greatcky back for the pittsburgh steelers. draft. he accepted the he might have volunteered. wounded. a series of fights of june 69. always had tremendous regard for him. the rules of engagement were stretch. became more stretch. many times, very frustrating. the other hand, we are a nation of rules. while the great failings on our fault pointedd this out in 19 six the one -- in 1961ent in before we went in, we used artillery and supporting arms tactically, set a permit drop and you had on calls at night because the enemy would stage themselves and attack you. it was random in the villages they would seek stuff co

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systems, new proctor sees. this was the era of city managers.nd when you have all of the professions, historians, doctors, lawyers -- not sure about that -- but historians, doctors, a lot of the professions are kind of consolidating in this period to create systems of knowledge and of expertise around their field. so for example, in the case of medical doctors, there was formal training for medical doctors but there was a much lower barrier for entry to practicing medicine then there are was during this time where you had medical schools in emerging, a kind of collection of accepted professional norms and knowledge that you needed to master and be credentialed in order to practice -- in this case, medicine. i use that example and i could like, spend the whole time giving other examples of where you this is happening to show that expertise is really, really valued during this time. this is happening in schools, too. this is the period where you have the superintendent, the grated classroom, supervision and structure to the school day. to give you

we have done falling the most 2017.october 7 the maker of wires and metal proctors -- products. 3.3%., a look at panasonic rising after sales the estimates. increasing model three production. are also checking sydney right about now. a slump in london despite -- what is spooking investors here? >> it has not been enough to halt a slide in the shares in there are trading and a couple of dark clouds on the horizon that are potentially worrying investors. something that is lori full. impact fromaterial trade issues. of course, any impact on global like base things real metals.is the these things starting to nibble and the trajectory in china. he was talking with bloomberg tv ad what he said was there is >>ght weakening your it we'reare entry points and seeing those as expected and forecast. >> there are a few issues for rio to maybe deal with. >> what does this mean for growth and priority. >> i guess some people are tempted to see that this is an evidence. >> there is a focus on giving them cash back. it doesn't mean that growth is off the table. this is not a company that will get big

get ready to pay more, prices of major proctor&gamble products are going higher, bounty paper towelsuch as 5%, this follows lackluster sales last quarter and not related to tariffs or trade issues, shares of proctor&gamble nearly down 13% so far this year. okay, wasn't canadian pizza chain is serving audiotape slices with miniature patio furniture, take a look at this, boston pizza which they are actually from canada are placing plastic chairs along with stands that protect the pizza from box collapse on it. there's this, the young man delivering more than just a pizza asked if he could play a song on his customer's baby grand, listen. ♪ ♪ cheryl: wow, this is 18-year-old bryce, third movement of beto haven moonlight sonata from memory, get this, memory, he's been mostly self-taught and teaching himself since he was 6 year's old, going to school on baseball scholarship, i think there might be another scholarship available to him. maria: yeah, wow, it was great. cheryl: i have been playing baseball and got away from music but now rethinking after the video went viral. maria: deliver i

proctor observed in all i want to do is say airborne all the way -- all i want to say is airborne all way. >> first of all i want to say thank you. i was in that first marine division. the mountains separated us i was in the 1st marine division and the caisson mountains separated us from the other side of the mountain. we used to see the flares every night over there. i appreciate we what you did. it was a very bad area in terms of combat. big fights out there. let me put a shout out there. there weren't that many people from the professional sports world who went to vietnam. one was roger staubach, heisman trophy winner who volunteered to go over there and spend a year. another was rocky bleier, from notre dame, great blocking back for the pittsburgh steelers. i think he accepted the draft -- he might have volunteered. but he was wounded. there was a series of fights in june of '69. he was wounded at the same time all this stuff was going on for us. i've always had a tremendous regard for him. the rules of engagement were strict. they became strict. one thing i like to say about that

kimberly clark said they're going to put on -- if proctor hits the price and the price of oil goes downross margins will be fabulous. >> that's true yeah that's true. >> i was looking, sorry, at the press release about the offer that has been made to acquire china buy logic products i mentioned it briefly and you know what the company does i have to admit, jim, i'm not familiar with it. >> i know because the s&p includes it in the chart book. >> it's a consortium of bank of china, group investment limited, cdh investments. they say they have a highly confident letter from goldman sachs for the financing. >> right. >> and they say it represents it's $118 all cash offer they came public with it they came public because they would have had to filed 13 d apparently there was ownership among the group that would have had a show they own more than 5% so they came public with it and are going to, obviously, pursue it hoping to get to a definitive agreement from china buy logic products more for you there. >> now, david, i just listened to that. what i kept thinking was if elon musk actually ha

proctor and gamble saying it was raising prices because of tariffs. does that show up? agricultural prices go down, oil prices down, so there were offsets. we stay in this 2% rate. alix: we have that good ten-year auction yesterday despite we did not get a three handle. are we now playing eight lower inflation and not that pick up? >> the u.s. is one of the places we are seeing stronger growth and potentially the inflation that would warrant the continued steps of a but central banks across the world, ecb and boe, boj as well, in terms of allowing bond prices to rise, even though the inflation outlook's are more uncertain. central banks around the world are still trying to normalize and stick with this. ,ging and optimization something the world has not seen before in terms of what that would do to wage growth and jobs. alix: let's just say normalization. david: i don't know where normal is anymore. alix: that is an existential question. thank you both very much. usek out all the charts we . the u.s. looks to punish the kremlin. we will look at the risks with our gu

underarmor at an equal weight kramer yesterday argued apple should be valued like a consumer company, like proctor and gamble >>> lemon prices have been on the rise this summer and they're likely to stay high for months to come. at a lemon grove in california with a look at why >> it's a beautiful day at underwood family farms in ventura county the big lemons on the tree are on schedule for harvest next season but earlier a few weeks ago at the tale end of last season there was a scorching heat wave. you can see they're shrivelled up small the one on the left here looks like an olive, it's so tiny. about 50% of the crop was knocked out, and supplies coming in have all stagnated for various reasons. as a result we're seeing whole sale prices going up about 60% industry insiders say they haven't seen prices this high for about a decade or so wholesale prices for a carton of fresh lemons were going from $36 to $39 a carton back until beginning of the june but now between $6250 and $64. ultimately consumers might get squeezed retailers were either passing along those extra costs or they're just not ev