richard hunter is back. another big company warning about brexit in the guardian.t some hard figures from the company. a lot of what we have heard has been finger in the air stuff up to now. jaguar have spent 50 billion in the uk overthe jaguar have spent 50 billion in the uk over the last five and another 80 planned. it could cost itself over a billion in profits. this does need to be nailed down. if the cabinet meeting was not important before, this is the reason, we need something concrete. for the car industry, many companies have been very vocal about their concerns. nissan, renault, because of course from their view, they're hit on so many fronts. all the components they need to make the cars and the export, they're struggling anyway with the change in the value of sterling. yes and that is one reason the german economy could be under pressure, they're so reliant on their own pressure, they're so reliant on theirown car pressure, they're so reliant on their own car industry. now wimbledon and the world cup. we have so wimbledon and the world cup. we have so m

richard hunter, thank you for your time. a quick look at the markets.o'clock, news from thailand and news from theresa may. but let's catch up now with the weather. cooler and breezy in england and wales today, more cloud and more rain in northern and western scotland. this rain will pep up further this evening and overnight, some pushing into northern ireland. very much needed rain. elsewhere, largely dry with clear spells, variable amount of cloud. a few chilly spots in rural areas but town and city values falling to 10—15d. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, probably more sunshine than what we had two dates. there will be some showers as well. through the morning, a little bit of early cloud which will break up. lots of sunshine for england and wales. the further north and west you are, the greater chance of seeing some showers or the odd heavy downpour. most showers or the odd heavy downpour. m ost pla ces showers or the odd heavy downpour. most places dry and temperatures creeping up a little bit, 25 or maybe 26. temperatures creeper further at the end o

let's speak to richard hunter. nice to see you.hing much has actually changed apart from personnel. we are still in the situation where we don't know which plan. businesses are still in the situation where they don't know because of a lack of detail whether it is the time for investment or to scale back investment. in terms of global markets, there are rather bigger fish to fry there. a word on where this leads owes. you call it a change in personnel. that has been the problem all along, hasn't it? we still don't have any answers. absolutely. as you alluded to, it may well be that this clears the wait for a softer brexit and that in turn implies a prohibitionist brexit. that could be the reason that the markets are fairly sanguine about this because in terms of actual detail and implications on the uk economy, we are not as we had wished in a better position to comment after the chequers we can. but come on global issues. markets have been obsessing about the global trade war but all they saw about the greatjob figures in us. trade

the 16-year-old victim, hunter richards, speaking out saying i support my president and if you don'ttion instead of ripping my hat off. a conversation about politics is more productive than taking my hat and yelling subjective words at me. mark lamont hill is under fire for suggesting the 16-year-old had it coming, i don't advocate throwing drinks on people but i do think mag had deliberately reflect a movement that conjures racism, homophobia, xena phobia, it is harder to feel sympathy when someone gets coca-cola thrown on him. he is facing back lash for posting that, the commentator needs a lesson in manners. everyone is entitled to their own political views, this was not right at all, capt. tweets you have the right to feelings but that action, throwing coke in one's faces an act of assault. we don't know what led to that attack. teenagers say it was unprovoked. >> that is an act of assault. the 16-year-old realized that. the 30-year-old not so much. donald trump was in rare form at that rally. he also, elizabeth warren, many to prove native american heritage. >> the president sai

the 16-year-old victim of that crime, hunter richard, is speaking out saying this which i support my and if you don't whatever conversation about it instead of ripping my hat off. a conversation about politics is more productive rather than taking my hat and yelling subjective words at me. cnn contributor mark hill is under fire for suggesting that 16-year-old may have had it coming tweeting i don't advocate throwing drinks on people, not at all, but yes, i think mag hats reflect a movement conjures racism, hopeful phobia, zenith will be a, etc.. it is a little harder to feel sympathy when someone gets coca-cola thrown on him. he is facing widespread backlash. when twitter users is when is it ever okay to attack a kid? another twitter user rights this. very ironic those who preach diverse city are the least tolerant. lori on twitter says this should never happen. go. >> we got to figure this out, both sides have to figure this out. mitch mcconnell's team mocking chuck schumer. >> chuck schumer called donald trump and urged him to pick pres. obama's supreme court pick, merrick garland

. >> hunter richard is a teenager in texas wearing make america great again hat at a whataburger. >> you saw this video gone viral, rips his hat off. >> bad behavior by one individual, we are seeing instability flareups, allegations maybe the kids may have said something racial. the bottom line is don't put your hands on a political opponents especially if that opponent is a kid, throwing a drink and someone's face, ripping something off their head. >> before the viral video, something said was a punch thrown. the question about abolish ice, make this hard for trump supporters. >> nancy pelosi said she disagreed with that. we both believe there needs to be more civility. what happens based on what we have seen shouldn't have happened as the violence that was taken against democrats during the obamacare fight in 2011, punched a protester at a trump rally, in 2016, we are heading down a dangerous path. ed: to get the temperature down. >> getting so angry and politics -- ed: appreciate it. if you are following the heartbreaking story of 12 boys trapped in a cave in thailand, some breaki

joining us is richard fowler and derek hunter. great to see both of you. you heard the idea there, this has been proposed in the house that if you're wearing a mask and intimidating people out of their constitutional rights you could be fined and face up to not more than 15 years in prison or both. but a lot of people think that's hefty. >> 15 years is pretty hefty. i think if you're doing ifmething you're proud of, you shouldn't be wearing a mask and antifa is a violent mob that engages in property damage and threatening and attacking people, anybody they deem a neo-nazi which is anyone who disagrees with antifa. i think there should be something. 15 years is a bit much. we can take comfort in fact that the bill isn't going anywhere, it's kind of a show bill. it will take the temperature of congress, give people a chance to say i'm standing up against this. these sort of things happen all the time. conceptually i like it, 15 years is a bit much. i huffington post says people shouldn't go to prison for attending protests. 15 years is extraordinary sentence

richard fowler and derek hunter. nice to see both of you.he idea there and it's been proposed in the house that if you are wearing a mask and intimidate people out of their constitutional rights, than you could be fined and face up to not more than 15 years in prison or both. but a lot of people, derek, think that's hefty. >> 15 years is pretty hefty. if you're doing something you are proud of, he shouldn't be wearing a mask. antifa is a violent mob that engages and property damages and threatening and attacking peopl people. anybody could be a neo-nazi, which is anybody who dares disagree with aunt eva. he should be wearing a mask but 15 years is a bit much. we can take comfort in the fact that this bill isn't going anywhere. it will take the temperature of the balls of some people in congress, give people a chance to say i am standing up. conceptually i like it. 15 years is a bit much. >> shannon: they say people shouldn't go to prison for attending protest. that's why there's an amendment protecting the right to free assembly. 15 years is

. >> 16-year-old hunter richard reacting to that incident exclusively to fox news. >> no person should think this is acceptable and they could get away with it. but i would say that people make mistakes. i'm not holding it against this guy. he made a mistake. >> the suspect has been arrested. still unclear what sparked that confrontation. >>> and also this. a police officer going above and beyond the call of duty to rescue an american flag. the officer walked up to the house in washington state after he sees the flag touching the ground. you can see him roll it up, placing it onto to porch. the officer's patriotism going viral online. alls good to see when things like that go viral. just shows you to need. >> he didn't know anybody was looking. you got the camera there and shows it making it all the more meaningful. >>> democrats continuing their calls to abolish i.c.e. >> get rid of it, start over, reimagine it. >> i.c.e. has strayed so far from its mission. what it's turned into is frankly a terrorist organization of its own. >> thank you, cynthia. but our next gu