the reaction from news corp, the chief executive robert thompson has been one of the biggest criticselcome step from google. so if robert thompson is saying it is a good thing, you can bet other newspaper publishers think the same. is this a shift in the attitudes from sn we have got google saying, "we are making things difficult for newspaper publications. " "we are making things difficult for newspaper publications." more able to relate to other commercial partners ina to relate to other commercial partners in a particular space and not wanting to take everything and drive people out of business. this is an interesting moment for silicon valley. dominic, nice to see you. that's it from business live. there will be more business news route the day on the bbc live page and on world business report. see you soon. bye— bye. good morning. well, it is not as windy as yesterday morning. we have still got windy conditions across the north—east of scotland. some gales here. elsewhere, a ridge of high pressure moving in. making things settled. but a rather brisk north—westerly wind will brin

pleads guilty to stealing a half million dollars from her company. 45-year-old karen thompson was the office manager at roberts engineering group in hamilton, mercer county. prosecutors say from januar january 2012 through last april she altered computer records in the payroll to steal money for her own use. the state is recommending a three-year prison term and for thomas to pay back all that money. >>> well, when donald trump science an executive order yesterday to direct the federal government to unrole parts of obamacare, the president said, he was not finish. last night the federal government announced it would stop paying cost sharing subsidies to insurance companies for health care. the department of health and human services released a statement saying, it could not justify the payments without congressional authority. experts say the halt of payments will trigger a spike in consumers premiums and less congress authorizes the funding. president trump tweeting this morning, that the democrats should call him to fix the health care problem. >> he is cutting off the subsidies or the insurance bailout howe

roberts, tomples, alito, kennedy and then solicitor general. the notes we got about the they dealt with immigration, religious freedom, and democracy among other issues. we are talking they dealt with hurly who is with thompson reuters, supreme court correspondent taking your questions and comments on the new term. eon from california. caller: good morning. nothing that supreme court decides with gorsuch from the should even be acknowledged because gorsuch is someone that only the republicans have should even de on the court. the democrats have been put on the sideline. so that's where we should stay. on the sideline, just watching. that's my comment. >> reaction? guest: that's a reference to i believe the appointment of justice gorsuch which was made possible because the republican controlled senate refused to act on the former president barack obama's nominee for that same position which was appeals court judge garland. the republicans held the seat over until the election took place, and then when donald trump won he was able to appoint kneelgoers ch and the republicans were able to by changing the senate by changing the senate rules and eliminating the filibuster for supreme court nominees which will hav

roberts, tomples, alito, kennedy and then solicitor general. the notes we got about the they dealt with immigration, religious freedom, and democracy among other issues. we are talking they dealt with hurly who is with thompson reuters, supreme court correspondent taking your questions and comments on the new term. eon from california. caller: good morning. nothing that supreme court decides with gorsuch from the should even be acknowledged because gorsuch is someone that only the republicans have should even de on the court. the democrats have been put on the sideline. so that's where we should stay. on the sideline, just watching. that's my comment. >> reaction? guest: that's a reference to i believe the appointment of justice gorsuch which was made possible because the republican controlled senate refused to act on the former president barack obama's nominee for that same position which was appeals court judge garland. the republicans held the seat over until the election took place, and then when donald trump won he was able to appoint kneelgoers ch and the republicans were able to by changing the senate by changing the senate rules and eliminating the filibuster for supreme court nominees which will hav

thompson: meerks saint-gaudens is one of the most prolific scupters in our nation's history. his work includes boston's robert shaw memorial, chicago's standing lincoln and new york's memorial. most notably, saint-gaudens designed a $20 double eagle gold piece for the u.s. mint, considered one of the greatest american coins ever issued. the saint-gaudens national historic site is a 190 had been acre historic site in sullivan county -- 190-acre historic site in sullivan county. this helped spawn the core initial artist's colony -- cornish artist's colony. this was comprised of painters, sculptures and musicians. in the years following the civil war. the main house and surrounding gardens were initially designed as a national historic landmark in 1962, which was converted to a national historic site in 1964, when the grounds were donated to the national park service. the current property contains 21 buildings, a number of saint-gaudens sculptures and miles of hiking trace. this bill simply changes the designation -- trails. this bill simply changes the designation of saint-gaudens national historic site to a na