. —— dominic rabb.at cared about what they we re a cabinet that cared about what they were resigning over. colleagues in europe and america said it looked like a meltdown and the prime minister said they weren't, but if you have to say it! it's like when we keep hearing, we've been very clear, you can guarantee that there's been a lack of clarity. at least we now know what brexit means, not just brexit means least we now know what brexit means, notjust brexit means brexit, but we have specifics now. dia, what do you make of this? moving on to the mirror, it thinks boris‘s resignation is shameless. mirror, it thinks boris‘s resignation is shamelesslj mirror, it thinks boris's resignation is shameless. i think there would have been fewer... i think boris has allowed this to be... to appear shameless, even if he thinks it isn't and if this allies think it isn't, even if they think it is unfair. zac goldsmith has been tweeting, saying boris can do never the right thing on to this critics, they will always s

have this team carry that 30% through and bring on a new team and engage them with possibly a future rabb and transitioned them over to pick up the others? all the new projects going forward, we want them associated with the new team. it is a handoff. there has to be a systematic handoff. >> the procurement studies, all that would be the new team. we just need the existing team to carry on the 30% design drawings. so we can find an opportune time for a transition. >> ok. >> chair nuru: director sesay? >> commissioner sesay: i appreciate there is an r.f.p. going out but i'm thinking through this transition, how does the funding, the federal grant funding seems very important. how do we ensure that that actually gets delivered on with this flip or change in teams? >> we are looking for a smooth transition. the two g.p.a. is a small staff. the institution is largely with the consultant team right now. we need to get a new team on board and transitioned that knowledge and have the new team pick up all the tasks that we can do right now with the 30% design and find a transition point between n

the miz rabb limbo of checkers. >> teresa may insists she has a plan for a principled and practical brexit. but there is drama as the government considers a series of knife-edge votes. >> if eyes 301. he nos to the left, 307. >> also on this program, ministers promise an end to what's been called the hostile environment to immigrants in the wake of the wind rush scandal. and as the government promise more money for england's n.h.s., the opposition asks who is paying? >> her figures are so dodgey, they belong on the side of a bus. > we have consistently put extra money into the national health service. >> but the u.k. is set to leave the european union in march 2019. so the government has some crucial to get through before then. they put an e.u. law into education to stop illegal black hole opening up after brexit and giving ministers the chance to change those laws. r the simple aim of the e.u. withdraw bill led to a arliamenttary -- parliamentary struggle. >> but when it got to the lords, they took the bill inflicting deceit after deceit on the legs. in total there were 15 votes against t

more than a third of voters would back a new right wing party committed to accessing the eu dominick rabb said that they were in an agreement with the eu but he also acknowledged that uk was taking active measures in no deal scenario. >> we're aiming to get the best deal we can. we've made good progress and i've been out and i'll go out again next week. those negotiations are going and that's what we're planning for any responsible government would have to make sure you've got the planning and the preparations in place in the event of the negotiations not reaching a positive outcome that's what we're doing. >> european bank begin this week ubs will report tomorrow and deutsche bank will post full numbers after a preliminary release. they expect net profit to be ahead of expectations. the results come after a solid quarter for u.s. lenders and trading at the u.s. banks drove profits upwards. julius bar -- a 19% rise in first half net profits that is in line with expectations the swiss private bank attracted 10 billion franks in net new money. disappointed with the results. the stock is amo

. >> sean: you said that the rabb- >> there's four parts of being forgiven in order to come back into your own good graces. and i was so sad that people said it was racist. and then i went into the whole thing about the whole discussion of racism and that blew my mind. it's so much a part of what the show i was doing was about, why can they not see my work? and then i got messed up thinking in this world it seems as if words matter more than actions. but in the real life world, actions matter more than word and my actions over 30 years as an artist and comedian, i have always been against the abusive power towards all marginalized groups. now i feel like both the right and left have marginalized the middle. it's too crazy. the thing that broke my heart the most, i have to say this, i have african american children in my family. >> sean: in your immediate family? >> yeah. and hispanic people. jews get around. i felt so bad for those kid. i loved them and i didn't want them to think of me like that. and i was so sad. and i'm so sad that anyone thinks that of me, but i'm not that person.

dominick rabb appointed as the next brexit minister this comes after david davis abruptly resigned fromhe post overnight. >>> shares of xiaomi tumbling in the public debut in hong kong. trading below the ipo price of hong kong dollars which was at the low end. ten cent is planning to spin off streaming music service on a u.s. stock exchange. the company says the terms of the proposed spinoff including size and price range have not been finalized it provides social networking, music, and much more. >> thank you, landon appreciate it. let get a check on the early market action. where the futures are indicating the market could open. it could open higher the s&p 500 higher by 12 and the nasdaq higher by more than 38 points we had another up day on friday because of that strong jobs report even on the wage growth, a little weaker than some would like to see right now. it was enough to shrug off the fierce -- >> goldilocks scenario growth without inflation. >> it continues. >>> let's get a check on fixed income, check on the market action in bonds this morning the ten-year yield, the one we