, what he sees in the months ahead rod, good to see you again. >> yeah, good morning.d to see you. >> you've been skeptical for a while now. you've been on our program warning about a potential slowdown in services did anything change your mind yesterday? >> not really. the only thing i'll say is apple arcade is really interesting that if it takes off, and we'll see whether subscribers really sign up for it but if it does take off, that could drive a little bit of earnings we're calculating as much as 1% to the earnings line tv plus, we thought that the one-year free subscription, the free trial actually depletes the earnings contribution to that and we expected that to be pretty low at below a half a percent of earnings. so from a services point of view, nothing is changing too much we'll wait and see how arcade does. >> for a long time the bulls argued that you want to see higher asps. you want to see higher prices for everything now the bulls are starting to say actually this aggressive pricing on the downside is also good which is it? >> yeah, that bull case just k

i interviewed the president about that, and he reveals rod rosenstein's life. as for catherine herridge's report, this is more evidence that james comey and andrew mccabe knew and were warned that bruce or, and especially christopher steele, had been pedaling a phony dossier. they should have run immediately to the fisa court and notified them, that's the law. if they didn't do it. they broke the law. if they need to be held accountable. >> sean: i agree. and what was your reaction, devin nunes? what you see coming next? you know this as well as anybody else in the country. >> well, i want to go back to catherine herridge's report. what general fins lawyers are saying come i want the american people to know, and your audience, we have been looking for that same document. we know that document exists, this document that came from the british government. but yet, nobody can seem to find it. i know there are witnesses out there that know this, and i hope the judge in this case will actually get those witnesses that know this document exists, and let them come in a

rod rosenstein confesses. and said i'll wear a we're on the president, then mccabe said, we'll get back to you. we'll ask our team. now why would he pursue that if it was a sarcastic remark? here you have mccabe and rod rosenstein abusing their powers to target president trump. and seriously discussing it looks like wearing a we're on the president, you have -- wire, on the president, you have mccake initiating a stay operation on mant president, ons own, this is documented in two pages. we had to wait over a year for the fbi to finally cough it up. this is the sort of thing that the media does not want you looking at, as it plays its ukraine gambit in latest of coop argument against president trump, this is the coop. the heart is here in this document. and now we're talking about phone calls over ukraine, unbelievable. lou: it is unbelievable. particularly when you consider that now in a phased revelation if you will, following the on set of this manufactured nonsense, but again directed at president of unite

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by the way, if you're at work, do not google "black rod."ill say this-- no, no! ( applause ) i will say this-- why don't we get cool names like black rod for the people in our government? instead of speaker of the house, nancy pelosi should be "gaveloria, empress of the crimson thunder." ( laughter ) black rod-- the title black rod is an official whose job, in this case, is to tell parliament to go home. and here's how she was received. ( booing ) it is not every day you see a roomful of adults loudly booing a blinged-out version of the quaker oats guy. ( applause ) "in the name of brown sugar and cinnamon, i declare parliament..." then it was time to hear from my favorite person in the entire world: house of commons speaker and man whose banana was snatched by a mischievous monkey, john bercow. >> this is not a standard or normal prorogation. ( yelling ) i don't require any assistance from you, mr. stephenson. you wouldn't have the foggiest idea where to start in seeking to counsel me. i require no response from you! i require no response f

it's a perfect fit for the "hustlers" star who spends a lot of time in the city where fiance a-rod grewp. >> when you think about wedding plans and jennifer is your partner, you do a lot of nodding. >> a-rod dropped some wedding details. >> one clue. >> one clue. >> one wedding clue. >> lean in. >> it's going to be a long flight. >> one thing we know for sure is jlo's wedding dress will be amazing. she put on a one-woman fashion show in new york over the last 24 hours. her first look of the day, this $2,600 plaid monse high-low dress. >> are you guys ready? >> but our favorite look of all might be this all pink number she wore when she surprised a group of tourists on a bus and did a little q&a session. >> the priority is always emmy and max and now alex and the girls, they come first. >> she treated them to an early screening of her new movies "hustlers" before heading out to dinner with a-rod. >> i wish i would have been on that double decker bus. >> normally rachel i would be there next to jlo. that's how we roll. i had to work today. great stuff. thanks a lot. >>> from new york to a

they had a strategy, rod was going to say he was just joking? to deflect from the truth that they were not talking about? >> that's right. this is the first official confirmation that allegations took place. there was testimony about it. you have rod rosenstein and his team trying to craft a response, non-denial on the allegations. rosenstein said we are hopeful we are successful in prepresenting people from talking about. it they changed the statement from a denial.eople from talkin. it they changed the statement from a denial. to a less categorical denial. he was sarcastically was talking about wearing a wire with the president of the united states. -- those discussions involve 3 topics. wearing a wire and is invoking the 25th meant and invoking the special. all part of the same scheme. >> sean: all breaking today. federal court unsealed an important filing from michael flynn's legal team. his lawyer sydney powell wrote the book license to lie. she is asking the government to turn over multiple pieces of evidence including materials surround b

. >> she's starting to understand, a lightening rod is not necessarily a bat thing. >> nevertheless we persist. >> in a deeply divided country can elizabeth warren show she deserves to be president of the united states. >> fight hard and let's win! >>> good morning, lawrence! >> elizabeth warren, the senior senate from massachusetts announces her run for the oval office in february. >> the man in the white house is not the cause of what is broken. he is just the latest and most extreme symptom of what's gone wrong in america. >> senator elizabeth warren there officially stepping in to the 2020 campaign this morning with a message of opportunity for all. >> washington is working fabulously for the wealthy and well connected. i think that washington ought to work for everybody else. >> how do you debate someone who isn't interested in civility or facts? >> did you have someone specific in mind? >> we have to get out there and be clear about what we're fighting for and then we got to show we're willing to fight for it. it's not enough just to talk the talk. we have actually got to be will

the years long russia tsonga occurred when the former deputy fbi director andy mccabe claimed that rodstein offered to e president. now at the time rosenstein denied it but today judicial watch announced a two-page memo from may of 2017 in which mccabe records rosenstein making that offer. it's according to the memo, rosenstein thought he could sneak a y or n because he was not searched when visiting the white house. what do you make this report? >> law, the memo and in and of itself is extraordinary because it captures a moment in time between the firing of jim comey and the appointment of the special counsel and it really to some extent lays out the entire conversation that andy mccabe as acting deputy fbi director had with deputy attorney general rosenstein and others and i just think it's extraordinary that they were having a discussion, whether or not it was a joke, as i've heard rosenstein allege, of wearing a wire into the white house in the oval office and recording the president. it i can imagine under what circumstance does conversation would've come out and would have been h

we have always been sceptical of rod rosenstein. judicial watch filing a freedom of information request for doj information on how the witch hunt against president trump began. claiming the original document behind the russia hoax is the key to ex pleasing how deep the trucks goes. joining me is tom fi tom fitton. >> it's being called the electronic investigation targeting then candidate trump. devin nunes as gotten a look at a redacted version of the document and he concluded there was no intelligence. was this another fraudulent document being raised up there to distract from the fact there was no basis to investigate trump? we want the information. we had to sue the justice department and the fbi to get it. >> they want to cover up and obstruct. now, judicial watch has also been involved in trying to obtain emails and other communications between the ex-british spy christopher steele who was peddling his phoney dossier to substantiate the warrant for lying and spying. >> we have gotten new documents from the state department prev

the memorialized may 2017 conversation with then deputy attorney general rod rosenstein.ur matters because special counsel robert mueller was appointed the following day. written on may 16, 2017, mccabe describes his decision to open an obstruction of justice and conspiracy investigation to president trump for firing fbi director james comey and related matters. according to the memo, mccabe took rosenstein's offer that he ran the idea by his fbi investigative check team. the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein proposed he could potentially wear a recording device into the oval office to collect additional evidence. he said he thought this might be possible because he was not searched when he entered the white house. i told him i would discuss the opportunity with my investigative team and get back to him. earlier this year after the special counsel report was released, fox news asked president trump how rosenstein explained these allegations against him. >> i obviously would much rather have you asking that question. it sounds a little bit far-fetched frankly, but i g

a bump in the road for wales — rod howley is sent home from their rugby world cup squad.mpions league football is back. liverpool begin their defence with a trip to napoli, but who can challenge them this season? and heartless and immoral — ben stokes hits out at a newspaper article revealing his family tragedy from over 30 years ago. also coming up in the programme: we hear from zoe smith on we hearfrom zoe smith on her journey back from the brink of despair. this hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. more on the evening's champions league games, but first, backs coach for wilds rod howley has been sent home over an alleged breach of laws governing betting and anti—corruption six governing betting and anti—corru ption six days governing betting and anti—corruption six days before their opening game against georgia. our reporter is at the principality stadium. bring us up to date with what has happened today. a statement from the welsh rugby union has confirmed the news that started to break out of japan that rob howley, the wales assistant coach for the last

a little rod stewart to bring us in. rod, over a picture san francisco. rod just announced that he has prostate cancer on the prostate cancer awareness month. man, he wants you to know you should get checked out. go to the doctor, get your tests. because it's better if you get in early and get checked. >> that was what he did. he said it was early detection that made a big difference. >>s that'what every doctor will tell you. >> there is a hassle, i don't have time today. but someone like rod stewart says, people might listen. right? >> raise awareness for sure everybody's doing well. back to politics you. later this morning really just a couple of hours, president trump is coming to the bay area for a fundraiser in silicon valley. details on this event are being kept quiet by organizers. even for those who are paying thousands of dollars to attend. -- protesters are gearing up as well. >>> they have already arrived in this location where we are. we are standing next alpine road and portola valley and that behind us, you can see a tarp on the ground, and

we know there were three rod rosensteins. there was the first who helped trump fire comey. there was the second who said firing comey was so bad we need bob mueller to come in and handle an independent investigation and then there was a third rod rosenstein who assured trump i can land the plane without you getting hurt too much. at least three. what are we to take from it at the end of the day? i ask you our bow tied expert. >> my most charitable interpretation is he's a malleable fellow. >> is that why he stayed in office as long as he did? >> they live long in public department and the justice department creates chameleons all the time to do all kinds of things. always been a viper's nest. i was so grateful i was in the southern district of new york. rudy giuliani went down there as a bobby kennedy democrat. he came back as a cro magnet man. >> every one has learned the differences and know now how new york southern district rolls. i think the house judiciary committee has got to bring rod and these folks in for public testimony because we're back in the heart of what we

black rod was drowned out in all the hullabaloo.e even appeared to be a slight scuffle as some mps tried to take control. the speaker did eventually leave the chamber to join the ceremony in the lords, but only after he made it clear that for many people he called this an act of executive fiat. the traditional procession left the chamber to cries of "shame on you" from the opposition benches. chanting: shame on you! prorogation finally complete, an extraordinary session of parliament ended. finishing on a crescendo of government defeats, opposition outrage, and the resignation of the commons‘ speaker. we will be back with you when parliament returns for whatever comes next. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. the weekend has been very mixed. glorious across much of the south—east, really wild for a time across the north of scotland, and in between, something a little bit in between. some sunshine, but a bit of rain as well. the forthcoming week — largely dry. 0k, a little bit of rain, perhaps, in the north—west of

black rod was drowned out in all the hullabaloo.enced". there even appeared to be a slight scuffle as some mps tried to take control. the speaker did eventually leave the chamber to join the ceremony in the lords, but only after he made it clear that for many people he called this an act of executive fiat. the traditional procession left the chamber to cries of "shame on you" from the opposition benches. chanting: shame on you! prorogation finally complete, an extraordinary session of parliament ended. finishing on a crescendo of government defeats, opposition outrage, and the resignation of the commons' speaker. we will be back with you when parliament returns for whatever comes next. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. welcome along. so, latest thoughts on how sunday is going to shape up right across the british isles. quite a variety of weather on offer and then we will take a look at the next few days after that. sunday starting off really very windy again after a wild night across the north and north—east of

in my left peripheral vision, i saw secretary rod paige, the secretary of education, the principal of the school and a white house staffer who was an education expert. they were mouthing -- what is up? i then stepped into the holding room. the door shut behind me. , get theng i said was fbi director on the phone. he had only been director for 10 days. bob mueller. get a line open to the vice president and the white house situation room. to the crew of air force one i said go back and get on the plane. we are going to have to get out of here. to the secret service, i said, prepare, get the motorcade going. to the acting communications director on the trip i said -- get some remarks written for the president. we have 650 people in a gymnasium. the president will have to say something to them but he cannot say anything we do not know to be the truth. the president came into the holding room after about evan and half minutes. the first thing he said was, get the fbi director on the phone. he is right here, mr. president. i watched the president step up to his responsibility. i am convince

>> i worked side-by-side with rod as deputy attorney general when i was acting attorney general and it was chief of staff. i would be surprised if he had honestly said thatly he would wr a wire, but at the same time, if you read that memo, is very clear that andy mccabe didn't think he d was joking and i woud like to see what others in the room thought because i was not in the room at the time and i think it would be -- it is something that i just think of so extraordinary to even be talking about, wearing a wire, whether you're joking or not, that i think we need a few more witnesses to to the conversatio actually know whether he was joking or not. but it's just extraordinary. >> tucker: i think so too. matthew whitaker, thanks so much for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: just about everything else in the world, sports is being consumed by woke ideology. athletesin protesting anthem, is temperature social justice, biological males annihilate girls records in sports. barstool sports is just a sports site with a sense of humor. that's the most offensive part to many. they are funny, and f

thank you so much for being here, rod.ning in your remarks that the white house didn't want you to share it. >> so thanks for having me here. the nature of the risk assessment that my bureau prepared for congress was first to assess the risk from -- to characterize the rick from climate change and then to talk about the implications from climate change. and so part of the risk assessment, the characterization on climate change is necessarily based on climate science. and so it was that inclusion of climate science drawn from federal science agencies like nasa, noaa, the u.s. global change, research program, national academies of science, drawn from that scientific basis the inclusion of the science in this testimony was -- -- >> that is what was -- >> yeah. >> so in your view how dangerous is it that we have a white house that is trying to block the presentation of science by government officials like yourself, former government official now, to congress? >> well, i mean, it certainly is unusual. this was the house intelli

sir rod stewart has revealed he is free from prostate cancer after two years of treatment.017. sir rod stewart went public with his illness over the weekend and urged men to get checked for prostate cancer. two former paratroopers have won their racial harassment claim against the british army. nkulueko zulu and hani gue, seen here earlier this year, had personal photographs defaced with a swastika, a hitler moustache and offensive language. an employmentjudge said what had happened was "unquestionably related to race". the ministry of defence is yet to comment. a group of politicians and celebrities are calling on other public figures to stop engaging with online trolls, in an attempt to stamp out cyber hate. gary linekar, sadiq khan and richard osman are among those who have endorsed a new guide on how to combat online abuse. earlier i spoke to rachel riley, presenter of channel 4's countdown, who has been very vocal on social media — particularly over anti—semitism — and has often retweeted abusive comments. she has now blocked more than 1500 people on twitter. i asked w

black rod was drowned out in all of the hullabaloo. sides were being held up saying "silenced".the chamber to join the ceremony and the lord, but only after he made it clear that for many people he called this an active executive he had. the traditional procession left the chamber to cries of "shame on you" from the opposition benches. chanting: shame on you! prorogation finally complete, an extraordinary session of parliament ended. finishing on a present defeats, opposition rs, and the resignation of the commons' speaker. for now, from me, melissa mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. the kind of weather you should expect this weekend depends very much upon where you are going to be spending it. the further south you are you can expect plenty of sunshine, it will be dry and it will turn warmer. the further north you are across the uk, there will be some outbreaks of rain at times, not all the time, it will feel a bit cooler and it will be windy, particularly across the far north of scotland. because low pressure will be trying to muscle its way in here, quite a deep area of low pres

black rod. never mind that.mission to declare her royal assent to acts passed by both houses and to declare the prorogation of parliament, desire the presence of this honourable house. no. no. no. shouting. amid the chaotic scenes, the speaker of the housejohn bercow made his views clear saying this is not a normal prorogation and calling the suspension an act of "executive fiat". let's watch what happened including those chants of "shame on you." i had made the point, i had already made the point if people had the manners to listen, which they haven't, that i will play my part. this is not, however, a normal prorogation. it is not typical. it is not standard. it's one of the longest for decades, and it represents, not just in longest for decades, and it represents, notjust in the minds of many colleagues, but huge numbers of people outside, an active executive fiat. an act of executive fiat, and therefore i quite understand, i've already said that a black rod i respect and she's doing her duty and the queens co

so if i'm a lightning rod for that, stephen, reluctant to speak out.y op—ed, i'm accidentally into politics. i actually find the whole thing quite disgusting. there is nothing about politics that attract me, other than the fact that we have a huge national and potential international crisis now. the president said i wasn't part of helping him get elected, but a sort of feel that i was, given the fact that they was on his executive transition team, when you and i've just met his executive transition team, when you and i'vejust met in december of 2016. so we have to correct the problem. so i'm willing to put my money and time and energy into doing that stop and if people think i'm credible that's great. if they think i'm not credible, i'll let them decide to stop i'm speaking the truth. but let us talk about what's actually happening today. and as we see the democrats rallying around the impeachment proceedings, we also see republicans circling the wagons and beginning the relentless messaging that this is nothing more than a toxic partisan witch—hunt. n

another kind in hong kong and this, really a big climb by carrie lam, the chief executive of hong kong, rod that hated extradition bill which led to months of demonstrations. but is it enough? it seems the answer to that is bubbly not. what they are saying is that the withdrawal of that extradition bill which is really the focus of all of these protests, is just not enough. the protesters say they have five key demands. these really are around other issues such as housing supply, inequality. they also want an independent enquiry on police reactions. in this newspaper here, the south china morning post is saying that the carry lam declaration of the withdrawal of the bill is nothing more than a band—aid to rotting flesh. it seems perhaps this is not the end of the issues we've seen in hong kong. privacy issues and technology are never far from the news agenda. you to's owner google is settling this allegation that conduct —— collected children's personal data without parents consent. $170 million fine, it sounds a lot but some are saying it's not enough and it betrays the fa ct it's not enou

rod gray thought that was wrong, e—mailing...ined now from salford by the bbc head of sportsjournalism. can i ask first, when did the bbc know this tabloid paper was going to be running this story? i cannot speak for the whole of the bbc but certainly, speaking personally i was not aware of it at all until the sun was published that morning. how did you decide to cover it and how much detail to give? initially, actually, nobody in the bbc covered the story because ourjudgment was it was not the story of public interest, having thought about it, and we thought there were clear privacy issues involved with it so actually there was no coverage of the story until ben stoakes himself issued an incredibly strong and detailed statement addressing his anger, his upset about it and his views on the whole nature of that kind ofjournalism, and at that stage, ijudgment was it became a story we should cover. so, when he spoke out publicly that was a story. would you make of the viewers who felt the bbc should have ignored it all together? i h

independent zimbabwe are buried hundreds of mourners continue to throng there to federal stadium in hot rodded to pay their last respects at this place it is iconic in the sense that this is the place where robert mugabe was sworn in as the 1st black prime minister of independent zimbabwe in 1800 he lives a complex legacy where some view him is upon african east india liberate a liberated zimbabwe from the shit cause of colonialism while others take him as a dictator who presided over the decay of zimbabwe an economy and also bad human rights record but out mutely he remains one of the founding fathers of independent zimbabwe. a few the viets in bamako mali's most famous drop out must assume e takes us on a 4 of his hometown it's one of the fastest growing cities in the well but that comes at the expense of the poor in society but must assume he uses his rhymes and his influence to address social issues and give back to the people he grew up with the sunni. religious system the street lawyer the voice of the voiceless whom the city of the 3 came and come with me and discover my city. he smiled

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i'm good with a rod, but a drink like a fish. yeah, i could too once.everyone who works in this joint from the janitors to the counsellors, we're all addicts. juliette lewis, makes me think we don't see enough of her. that is what i thought. and i also thought what a great voice she has. one of the great voices. the supporting cast are really interesting. billy bob thornton is in there as well, another patient at this clinic. like chalk and cheese characters him and aaron taylor—johnson. like a father figure to him, really. the supporting cast are really good and provide the lighter moments. a lot of it is very intense and dramatic, gutsy. it felt to me like it was almost sam taylor—johnson who has previously directed fifty shades of grey, saying forget that, this is the kind of thing i really want to be making. obviously that was a big movie but not particularly critically praised. and i don't think it's something that she enjoyed that much making as a film director. this is the kind of thing she wants to be doing. this is her saying i can really do ch

rod stewart, i have beaten cancer. he reveals hisjoy after a secret three—year struggle.althese days. it is that he kept it quiet is more unusual these days. it is unusual because somebody didn't leak it to the press which often happens. in 2002 i helped with the cancer foundation. we realised we weren't very good at cancer in this country. compared to europe. the data that came out last week shows that we are still down there. the top six countries they looked out, britain was the bottom and we used to be bottom with denmark but now that has ove rta ke n bottom with denmark but now that has overtaken us. the point the article makes is when a public figure does go out, get checked. just be careful. look at your family history, that is the most important thing. staying with the daily mirror, gareth thomas has revealed that he tested positive for hiv. he will work with prince harry to stop the spread. is quite haunting. gareth thomas forced to come out and make this confession after he says he was facing potential lack mail on these issues. a reporter had been round to his

i barely know what i'm doing tomorrow. >> rod will take your tickets.e jeff. >> i'm going to invite kit. i want to be her friend. >> that's going on a party. all four of us. that would be good. >> it's like fall all of a sudden. >> don't get used to it. you can see a live look here in san francisco. we are clear right now. it's comfy with 68 degrees but we'll talk about big time heat this week. we'll let you know when it gets hot in a few minutes. >>> plans for awe dinner theater mystery take a scary real-life turn. i'm consumer investigator, nbc bay area responds next. >>> nbc bay area responds to a woman in the north bay who experienced drama with dinner theater tickets. >> reporter: back in february, lucinda reserved five seats for a murder mystery dinner. a few weeks later she was diagnosed with cancer and needed surgery so she called the theater to cancel and get a refund. she expected to pay a $75 cancellation f $75 cancellation that's $75 per. she had five of them. she contacted us. we reached out to the theater. we didn't hear back but the same

independent zimbabwe are buried hundreds of mourners continue to throw their 2 federal stadium in hot rodded to pay their last respects at this place it is iconic in the sense that this is the place where robert mugabe was sworn in as the 1st black prime minister of independent zimbabwe in 1080 he lives a complex legacy where some view him is upon african east india liberate a liberated zimbabwe from the shackles of colonialism while others take him as a dictator who presided over the decay of zimbabwean economy and also bed the human rights record but out mutely he remains one of the phoning 5 does of independent zimbabwe the announcement of this year's annual official nobel prizes are still a month away but in the meantime some lucky winners are already clutching their ignoble wars which were handed out this week at harvard university the annual contest celebrates ridiculous science honoring achievements that 1st make people laugh and then make them think. prize for medicine went to evidence showing that pizza can protect against illness and death but only if the piece is made and eaten in

rod gray thought that was wrong, e—mailing...ed now from salford by the bbc head of sports journalism. i am joined now from salford by the bbc head of sportsjournalism. can i ask first, when did the bbc know this tabloid paper was going to be running this story? i cannot speak for the whole of the bbc but certainly, speaking personally i was not aware of it at all until the sun was published that morning. how did you decide to cover it and how much detail to give? initially, you decide to cover it and how much detailto give? initially, actually, nobody in the bbc covered the story because ourjudgment nobody in the bbc covered the story because our judgment was nobody in the bbc covered the story because ourjudgment was it was not the story of public interest, having thought about it, and we thought there were clear privacy issues involved with it so actually there was no coverage of the story until ben was no coverage of the story until be n stoa kes was no coverage of the story until ben stoa kes himself was no coverage of the s

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josh >> reporter: so morgan, a big call from a big analyst, goldman's rod hall slashed his eps forecast his concern, apple tv plus remember, apple is going to include one year of the streaming service with new hardware purchases bernstein called that bundling strategy extremely clever, saying apple tv plus could reach 200 million apple customers in the first year hall is concerned that free trial will impact the company's bottom line, specifically that apple's method of accounting for the bundle moves revenue from hardware to services, and that he says isn't good news for hardware average selling prices and margins in high sales quarters, like the critical holiday quarter coming up. hall said we could see the eps hit by 16% in q1, due to this accounting method. he says cash flow should be unchanged. hall cut the price target from 187 to 165 that's the lowest of major wall street banks, fifth lowest of all analysts covering apple. apple shares lower this morning. the stock soared this year, skyrocketing 40%, surging within 50% from the low in early january. guys, back to you. >> rod hall

black rod -- mps were holding up signs calling for silence. there was even a slight scuffle as some mps tried to take control. clear that too many people, this is what [indiscernible] prorogation finally complete, an extraordinary session of parliament ended finishing on a crescendo of government to -- defeats, opposition outrage in the resignation of the common speaker. we will be back with you when parliament returns for whatever comes next. but for now, from me, goodbye. ♪ >> live tuesday on the c-span networks, president trump makes remarks at the un's general assembly in new york city. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. eastern, the u.s. house returns for general speeches and at 2:00 p.m., the house takes up several bills looking at humanitarian aid. on c-span2 at 10:00 a.m. come of the u.s. senate continues debate on executive nominations with votes expected. on c-span3, a house oversight subcommittee examines the outbreak of lung disease among e-cigarette users with testimony from a senior cdc official. that is at 10:00 a.

. >> and he'd had a motorbike accident like a few years ago, and he had metal rods in his body.ods through his bones. >> jimmy: ooh. >> so he to have three major operations. >> jimmy: you guys are a mess. you should be living in a hospital. >> i tell you what. ozzy the other day put together an x ray of his upper chest and his neck, and no wonder they call him iron man, because i tell you, he's got bolts. >> jimmy: he has literally become that. >> he's got so much metal in his body. it's like frightening. >> jimmy: sorry to hear that, but is he okay now or no? >> he's getting a lot better, but it's been a very, very hard road. >> jimmy: he's got like the number two single on the charts right now with post malone. how did that end up happening? >> kelly knows post's producer. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and post was a fan of ozzy's. and he was doing all these different collaborations on his new album, and he asked ozzy if he wanted to do it and. >> jimmy: did ozzy know who post malone was at that time? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: okay. >> and it was just great. i mean, they spoke to ea

called black rod, i kid you not. the red robe and black hat people tell black rod to summon the house of commons. off he goes. then they get down to business. the clerk of the crown reads all of the acts that have been passed. the guy in the wig has to reply to each one. that process is happening in london right now. here's how it went last time. >> neighborhood planning act. >> vote. >> bus services act. >> the vote. >> if you cannot understand that. it's not your fault. what he says is the queen wishes it in norman french, because why not. there's sad element. we're not going to get to hear this guy anymore. >> order. order. and that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> speaker of the house of commons john berk how who yells order a lot announced he will step down by october 31st, the day the u.k. is scheduled to leave the e.u. he tried to keep order in a time of absolute disorder. sf in parliament. and became controversial in the process. as the telegraph describes it he used the usually impartial office of speaker to fru

without a deal and the rod was the work and pensions secretary she told the b.b.c. she was signed because too much of the government's planning is for a no deal breaks it. i have not seen enough work going into actually trying to get a deal when earlier in the week i asked number 10 for a summary of what the planning was for actually getting a deal i was sent a one page summary so it's the combination of the fact that there's not enough work going into actually getting a deal which is i think is not what the prime minister signed up to try to do and secondly the expulsion of 21 of my colleagues who are good more to conservatives it's been another day of standoff between protesters and police in hong kong protests the set barricades on fire block major roads and vandalized the metro station earlier thousands marched peacefully to the u.s. consulate there calling on congress to pass human rights legislation allowing sanctions to be imposed on hong kong leaders the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog group has met with iranian officials in tehran a day after it

. >> right after 2008 and so in some ways obama is a lightning rod with that overt racism. and that is what was behind the birther thing that he is not one of us but he is one of them. and part of this that obama is not a black president he is mixed race. he is african-american. he has one white and one african parent. the one drop rule. and it is far more casual and then they all have ex-wives that they hate and those that they hate even more but they also have women in their lives. >> a lot more women they can see taking your job. >> we will return to that subject but it is important of the aggrieved entitlement so just tell the viewers. >> it's a phrase that i came up with from the men's rights group to those who beat up their wives or partners or kill them or those who go postal to the man on the extreme right, the thread that binds them in the easiest way to describe it is to tell you one story where i first encountered it. i was on a tv talk show with these angry white men and they all believed victims of reverse discrimination. talking about affirmative action was re

. >>> rods bird is speaking out against about his battle with prostate cancer.e says that he is all clear after fighting the disease for three years. he shared the news at a charity concert in inland. telling the crowd that he caught the diagnosis early. no one knew about his battle. >>> there is six days of summer left, but there is snow in the sierra. take a look at this. there is fresh powder at squaw valley. this drop some snow on the higher elevations. but don't unpack your gear just yet. the resort is not open until november 15. >> it is a sign the summer is coming to an end. unfortunately. i am sad. >> get the fire going. >> i want some more sunshine. >> warm beverages. >> it's time. >>> summer ends monday morning on the 23rd. a kind of felt like fall outside. concord, fremont, 77 degrees. it was chilly and rainy this morning. san francisco, 60. inside of fall, chilly nights and longer nights. oakland, 57. how much rain did we get san francisco? not much. we don't get that much rain in september. this is the fourth highest when rain date total in the last

remember when she and a-rod did that ten-day no sugar, no carbs challenge?how she got these. >> i actually like sugar very much, but i do try to be careful with it for sure. moderation, balance, that's the key to life, right? >> now we all know katharine mcphee recently got married to david foster. she shared her secrets of being a calm, collected bride -- a good facial and maybe a little xanax. the avengers star is all about working out in the gym. >> i train with my trainer. he's a humongous dude. i just try to do better than him. >> as for bride to be jay law, the 28-year-old confessed, i don't take vitamins and i eat like an 11-year-old orphan, but i exercise, i do pill ought he'he' pilates, and i run. >> i do hot yoga and stuff like that, but i'm not like this is what i do every day. >> what's next for j.law and cook maroney? a source tells us they won't want children and have been discussing starting a family. >> he's just the best person i've ever met in my whole life. it was a very easy decision. >> it makes me happy that you're so happy. >> thank yo

this is becoming a lightning rod across the country. >> reporter: kids younger and younger are using these products. that is why the redwood city d launching a new pilot program. the acting commissioner told congress that really these e-cigarettes, he says, aren't safe and should be mored. vaping opponents accuse of marketing to children by selling flavored products and elementary and middle school aged kids tell us their fellow classmates are already vaping on campus. >> he was trying to hide in the field. she gave it to some of her friends. >> reporter: so last night the redwood city school district board voted to install vaping detectors if all eight restrooms. that's a district's largest facility. the new detectors can sniff out e-cigarette vapors, something traditional detectors cannot do. juul has said that it will suspend its advertising and will still be trying to help pass the prop c in san francisco which recently put a ban against all cigarettes -- e-cigarette sales. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," one box store offering testing for members at a range of discount heal