se manda rose engancha, se manda inglaterra dentro del Área sigue rose tiene un hombre sobre la marca lingard, viene el zapatazo la pelota se va del terreno de juego, rebota y es tiro de esquina. el cuarto que cede de la defensa croata corner para inglaterra. >>> no le vino muy bien a croacia este primer alargue estos primeros 7- 8 minutos ha sido mucho mÁs inglaterra que croacia. >>> se ha re ordenado ha tomado fuerza en lo anÍmico >>> un segundo air, a veces mejor seguir el embiÓn que te frene >>> el final del partido le vino mejor a inglaterra >>> aquÍ se vienen los 3 leones la pelota arriba. impresionante sigue la pelota la tiene rashford por el sector de la izquierda. sale lovren se viene el conjunto croata estaba pitando cuidado vrsaljko con rashford la pelota de stones iba adentro, ha hecho gol stones el anticipo habÍa sido perfecto al primer palo porque juega al primero o segundo. >>> stones que refleja toda su frustraciÓn porque era una pelota con direcciÓn en gol >>> cambio en croacia >>> otra vez stones sino es maguire es stones hizo dos goles en esta copa del muo enl sexto

it will make it really hard for somebody like justin rose or tiger woods to try and make up rose or tigeroods to try and make up ground tomorrow because it will bea up ground tomorrow because it will be a difficult golf course. it will play tougher because of where they placed those pants. they'll be tucked behind bunkers and is almost impossible to get within 15 or 20 feet of them. we will see it richer european topple? do you think they could turn around here? we have some really good options. rory mcilroy is still out on the course now. he is at five under par, and has a great opportunity, and one person to really look out for is francesco molinari. he was six under par for the tournament, he has had two wins and two second— place the tournament, he has had two wins and two second—place finishes in his la st and two second—place finishes in his last five events. i think he is a player that is informed. he has got a great deal of confidence and he would dearly love to have his name on thatjob. would dearly love to have his name on that job. many thanks for that. we talked about tougheni

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this is the rose garden.expect to be called to a news conference there but apparently at this moment the united states and european union are fine-tuning an agreement would have the european union buying more soybeans, buying more u.s. produced liquid natural gas. most importantly perhaps, from a newsstand point, fine-tuning concession is and a deal to lower or do something that would make it a much friendlier atmosphere for auto tariffs on both sides here. although the u.s., as i said at the top of the program had a lot, much less further to jump than the european union talking about lower these, lowering these tariffs because, and ford literally straddling the flat line. i'm pretty her it popped into positive territory a moment ago. general motors still down but these are names definitely struggled in light of concern that we would see any kind of auto tariff situation. [closing bell rings] that will do it for the "claman countdown." don't move. we have facebook earnings. melissa is there with adam shapiro.

csx shares inibletially rose an thed e $64.44. >> charles schwab's profits rose at a faste than expected clip. total revenue at the brokerage also picked up and tped estimates. shares rose more than 3.5% to $52.88. omnicom group said that strength in e tope wasn't enough offset a loss of several clients in its domestic business. as a result,y the ad age reported weaker than expected sales growth and warned that revenue could stille pressured in the coming months. shares were off more than 9% to $70.69 today. >> also late today, texas instruments saying ceo brian crutcher has resigned after it was revealed that they violated the code of conduct. the current chairman will take over as chief executive and president and wil continue to serve as chairman as well. shares were lower after hours on that news, b they did end the regular session higher by 1% to 115.80up coming , it's fast,urus and one of the rarest cars around. ♪ ♪ >>> four states sued the federal government today to avoid the new cap on the federal deduction for state and local taxes. he states are new york, connecticut, maryland

that includesjustin rose and rory mcelroy, the british contended.ugh they pulled themselves back into contention, both players with eagles on the 1ath, but andy and it was not to as francesco molinari produced that flawless round to lift the claretjug here. we have to mention you talked about royal mcelroy and justin rose bring themselves back to contention today in getting british hopes up once again. tiger woods is well was looking around the leaderboard. he was. who would have thought that, and might of the battles, the form and might of the battles, the form and fitness that tiger woods has gone through. he said himself that he thought this was the best chance to win another major. he certainly put yourself in a position to do so. a hugely impressive round from justin rose as well when you consider that he onlyjust made the cut here. he was some 3—over par on friday. but he birdied the last. that made the weekend. he produced a second round of 64. out of the economy so far to put himself into contention. but he was some way off the leaders. but

the dow jones industrial average rose 143 points to 24,919. the nasdaq was up thr and the s&p 500 added nine. bob pisani explains why this earnings season is critical for the market. >> the last earnings season was all about raising estimates thanks to corporate tax cuts and share buybacks and expanding global growth, but a lot has changed in the last three months this time around, investors really just want to see companies maintaining their earnings estimates and not cutting them. that's important. now thatay seem like bit of a downgrade in expectations, but it's not,en g the big gains we've seen in the earnings recently. second-quarter earnings, for example,ec are ed to grow 20% in the s&p 500 and that's about far off from the first quarter's 26% growth. despite the trade war talk, the company feels comfortable with g the earnis guidance that they gave earlier in the year and that's a very bullish sign for stocks and one of the reasons the market has been moving up recently. the market has held up remarkably well, if you look at it. take mo

but there's the rose up close. the scots were very proud of this rose, it set them up as gardeners. in the world very interested in gardening then in europe. and this was the first i call them cabbage roses. the first rose that wasn't flat like the dogwoods you see outside. it was like this, the first one and the pride of scotland. here you see the fine work on the house. the pilasters and especially interesting, i think is this corner. the house has pilasters like that on the three sides. but not on the front. the front is smooth. you see how rich it is. with the medallions at the top. the barustrade. and the cornice that we see with the arched window head. this was built after the rest of the house, finished in 1824. and funny when it was cleaned, coming on now, when it was cleaned, in the 1980s, it, they got down -- and the stone suddenly turned red. it wasn't a quiet stone any more, it was from the seneca quarry on up river, up the potomac. which is a red. it had been the white color, it was used on the house in these later additions. but it turned red and became the famous wash

al zone rose nearly 1%. but t news sent shares of networking company falling on the fears of amazon's potential entry into the space. xerox is reportedly considering selling the debt-ridden leasing unit to makee itself m attractive. reuters said nearly $4 billion if it sells that division responsible for lending money to prospective customers. xerox has been exploring options after it ended the sale of fuji film. xerox rose a fraction. >> info sys reported a less than expected rise in profits and weaker sales growth in the financial services division. the company did say that demand remains strong and expect to -- but shares did fall nearly 3% to $19.42 in today's trade. northrop grumman's ceo says he plans to step down from his role january 1st of next year. bush does remain as chairman, though, through july of next year. charles of northrop grumman were down a fraction. >>> this week's market monitor i finding opportunity in the u.s., and recommending etfs that he says pay a good the last time he was on in

bearing that in mind, rose here might be a genius. >> can we get this? can't we just come back? >> someone will take it. >> she has already created a sense of urgency. >> genius. >> but there's lots of them in there. >> where? >> sorry, where? no, i didn't see any horses. so the gas lighting begins. >> i'm getting it. >> do you have $35? >> yeah, in my room at home. >> so you can pay for it. >> no, you pay for it because i -- i don't know how to pay. >> she's like, okay, i can play you at this game. you've got money in your room, uh? >> receipt let me call daddy an him check. >> watch ow quickly rose then goes deeper into the lie. >> mommy it's on my room on my tablius fgo. j instantly she's g for everyt. dotven need t promise i'll good for it let's just get the horse. >> do we know whether she got the horse. >> i don't know about that but i think it will be her horse. >>> i've never been into hunting, never understand the thrill of killing big game. but maybe because i've been hunting the wrong thing. michael day has been hunting speed since he was a ki

mover kyle walker y no lo cambia, ni siquiera estÁ alguien aquÍ cerca para entrar, henderson, para rosestuvo inglaterra aquÍ, se tirÓ yerry mina va a entrar rashford ahora sÍ quÉ cerca rose, muy cerca pasÓ rozando el poste se tirÓ cruzado, la fortuna es que el efecto que le da cÓmo le pega con la pierna izquierda el efecto va abriÉndose en lugar de cerrarlo. >> bien mateo para llegar a amonestarlo. >> ahÍ estÁ ahora sÍ por fin sale kyle walker y entra y zapata por yerry mina. >> no da mÁs yerry mina le parece que le dice con el pulgar que aguanten el cambio. >> primero que nada estÁ tirando para perder algo de tiempo

jordan henderson va asco estado gana rose la posiciÓn y bueno, quÉ cerca estuvo inglaterra aquÍ, se tirÓry mina va a entrar rashford ahora sÍ quÉ cerca rose, muy cerca pasÓ rozando el poste se tirÓ cruzado, la fortuna es que el efecto que le da cÓmo le pega con la pierna izquierda el efecto va abriÉndose en lugar de cerrarlo. >> bien mateo para llegar a amonestarlo. >> ahÍ estÁ ahora sÍ por fin sale kyle walker y entra y zapata por yerry mina. >> no da mÁs yerry mina le parece que le dice con el pulgar que aguanten el cambio. >> primero que nada estÁ tirando para perder algo de tiempo rashford es delantero dÓnde va a jugar, dÓnde lo van a parar. >> van a meterlo en el mediocampo y bajar a eric dier que estÁ acostumbrado a junio cambiar ahÍ, normalmente es mediocampista en el tottenham hotspur lo utilizan mucho de defensa. >> despeja sÁnchez, harry maguire, antes que carlos bacca, rashford, john stones eric dier, kieran trippier pelota larga para que la vaya a buscar rd to la pelota lo tiene, rashford del otro lado, wilmar barrios al cÓrner. >> quÉ cerca otra vez inglaterra de ganarlo. >>

shares rose 1% today to $127.76.ate today share of mcdonald's fell on the report of the illinois department ofit health thas investigating illness to eating mcdonald's salads. the iowa department of health has also opened a similarst ination. you can see the stock drop here on late today. shares rose a fraction though during the regular session to 159.12. >>> earnings season gets under way in ernearnest when a handfuf banks relea qrterly results and while expectations are high, that's not necessarily the case with the financial sector and leslie picker>>xplains. what could it take to restore investor confidence in banks again? that's the key question ahead of report from j.p. morgan, wells fargo and citigroup all outow tomo morning. the sector has declined about 15% since reaching its year to date peak at th end of january. analysts say the bar is low to impress the market. goldman sachs wrote in a note this week that earnings simply have to be, quote, good enough meaning they really just need to post numbers that ar

that stock rose more than 4% to $60.27. >> another under the radar name was upgraded.okfield infrastructure's rating was raid to outperform from neutral and the unusual acquisition of enbridge >> the stock rose 5.5% to $40.87. >> cosmos energy is not a household name necessarily, but it did get an upgrade to outperform from secto perform from rbc capital markets and the analyst expects theompany to benefit from higher oil prices. the stock was up 2% to $8.20. >> still ahead, how one couple turns social media posts into a lucrative business. >>> president trump has accepted the resignation of epa administrator scott pruit. it comes amid ethics violations. pruitt rolled backir emental regulations and supported the fossil fuel indusewy. anheeler will become acting chief of the agency on monday. >>> elsewhere, the president is expected to tell nato nations at next week's summit that the u.st cannot b world's piggy bank. president trump has pressured some nato allies already to their cantly increas military spending and according to the nato secretary-general, progress is b

there's the rose up close. the scotts were have proud of this rose. it set them up as gardeners in the world very interested in gardening them in europe. it was the first rose that wasn't flat like the dogwoods you see outside. it was first one and the pride of scotland. you see the fine work on the house, the plasters. the house has plasters like that on the three sides but not on the front. the front is smooth. you see how rich it is with the medallions at the top. most of it is all still there. here's the south portico. this was built after the rest of the house. it was built in 1824. funny enough when it was cleaned, come on now. the stone turned red. it was up river. it was used on the house in these later editions. it turned red. the people loved it. the smithsonian building was built out of it, the old castle. so well, undaunted, hobin who built that previous porch and also this one, just painted it white. so here's the north portico. this was long planned people look at the virginia capital and think of jefferson, hobin claimed he did it. and

here's the rose up close, the scots are very proud of this roast. it --this rose. it set them up as gardeners. i call them cabbage roses, it was the first rose that wasn't -- the pride of scotland. you can see the fine work on the house. the plasters, it's especially interesting, in this corner, the house has plasters like that on the three sides but not on the front. the front is smooth. you see how rich it is with the medallions on the top. most of it is all still there the cornice that we see their with the arch window had. here's the south portico, this was built after the rest of the house. it was finished in 1824 and it funny enough, when it was clean, come on now, when it was clean, in the 1980s. they got down and the stone suddenly turned red. it wasn't at aquia stone anymore. it was from the corey up the potomac, which is a red. it had been the aquia color. it was used on the house in these later revisions, but it turned red and became the famous washington brownstone that you see around on these buildings be investment. --. so undaunted, hogan who built t

around went to justin rose.e impressive if you consider he needed that birdie putts oi'i consider he needed that birdie putts on the last night to ensure that he even made the cut. he did that and came out reborn today with an impressive round to move from 3/24 under par. no doubt the story of the date was it goes to tiger woods. did we ever envision we would see his name back close to the top of the leaderboa rd. name back close to the top of the leaderboard. when you consider the battles with form and fitness that he has been proved that he is there it five under par and he is certainly given the spectators here today a sense of belief that he mightjust do today a sense of belief that he might just do something today a sense of belief that he mightjust do something magical tomorrow. adam wilde can. they call saturday the open moving day. now the real competition gets going. leading the way, justin rose, no one has ever done better at carnoustie. commanding the early attention until tiger came to the tee. tiger

this was the first i called them cabbage roses but it was the first rose that wasn't flat like the dogwoods that you see. it was the first one. and the pride of scotland. here you see the fine work on the house, the pilasters. and especially interesting is this corner. the house has pallister's -- pilasters like that on three sides but not on the front. the front is smooth. you see how rich it is. with the medallions at the top and the balustrade. most of it is still there. the cornice that we see with the arched window. here is the south portico. this was built after the rest of the house, finished in 1824. funny enough, when it was cleaned, in the 80s, it suddenly turned red. it wasn't the stone from the quarry anymore, it was from a quarry up the potomac which is read. it had been the original caller but it was used on the house in these later additions but it turned red and became the famous brownstone. that's what you see around and people love it. the senate building was built out of it. look at the virginia capital -- hoban claims that he did it. there are drawings of it. charles bot

draper rose to the occasion in thejuniorfinal, he won his jack draper rose to the occasion in the junioral, he won his first set but his opponent was too good in the end. —— six that too. jamie murray lost the mixed doubles final with victoria azarenka. finally, centre court can be put to bed, we suspect novak djokovic is already there. chris froome crashed on the cobbles in france but got back on his bike to finish stage nine of the tour de france. the defending champion in the grouping right here got caught in the pile—up. despite the fall he is up to eighth overall. the stage was won by this pattern. england's eddie pepperell was picked to the title thanks to a brilliant round from brandon stone of south africa. stone had this putt to shoot a final round of 59. it would have been a first on the european tour. agonising for him. but excellent final of 60 to win four shot ahead of eddie pepperell. they both have places at the open at carnoustie next week. there is more on the bbc sport website. thanks very much. a first look at tomorrow's newspapers is coming up on the bbc news channel.

car of the magnificent façade from the shapeless rock with all the skills of sculptors behind the rosered columns a three high looms dock and empty they are tombs and a place where funeral rites were held but for which of the nabatean lives was this simple goal built. many questions remain unanswered. petra slipped into obscurity for hundreds of years then in eighteen twelve a european travelling through arabia dressed as an arab rediscovered the stone monuments to nabatean culture. the former tombs were then inhabited by poor descendants of the mighty nabatean as the european drug rep who calls himself shaped eba him found no treasure in the huge book shaped burial chambers decorated with simple step patterns and men on type freezes these it's beliefs of the oldest to. orient. high facades corners half columns and pediment as the sandstone has with it they've been repossessed by nature. order. where geologists analyze solidified quote sand stained by the admixture of iron oxide or hydroxide the inhabitants of this stone will see shapes and colors of the nabatean as affectionately call

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activision's shares climbed 3% to $78.61.10 disney rose to04.t plans to reorganize into three parts in innovative medicines division and established medicines unit and its consumer health care business. the drugmaker is m stillling over options for its consumer health care business which makes advil. separately, the company said it would delay price hikes on a number of its treatments aft it received criticism from president trump. pfizer shares fell a fraction to $37.21. >>> industrial parts distributor msc industrials said that growth a e-commerce orders led t rise in earnings and revenue and even though profits were in line with estimates, sales missed the mark. the company also warned that it's beginning to see some prica ins from suppliers due to increased tariffs. shares fel 4.5% today to 80.86. >> fastenol, it delivered earnings that were well ahead of estimates. the company raised its quarterly dividend to 40 cents a share. the company was the best-performing stock on the s&p 500 today and it was up 10% to $54.51 and papa john's ceo has

the shares rose more than 4.5% to $22.04.s topped expectations, but rising shipping andgr ient costs pressured its margins. the makers of reese's peanut buttercups and kit kats is responding by hiking prices on a number of its products. the company is raising its % dividend and launching a $500 million share buheack. he shares climbed more than 7% to $99.66. >>> and after the bell, amgen said strong sales of the new rug helped earnings beat estimates and the company is raising its full-year guidance. reuters reported that amgen is facing roadblocks as it tries to ort its $575 migraine treatment on the market b the competition ramps up. shares were initially higher in the extended session and they ended the regular day up a fraction to $194.05. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin said today that the trade deal being discussed between the u.s and the european union will come in stages. during a i cnbcerview he said yesterday's talks with the european commission president is the staing point for resolving a lot of trade issues w

shares rose to $53.56. on earnings and missed on sales even as ite added m active buyers. the e-commerce platform also gave revenue current quarter and for the year. that was a little bit light. shares of ebay fell initially in the afterut hours, finished the regular session up a fraction at $37.95. >>> bargain hunters rejoi. by one estimate there were more than 150 retlers offering deals over the past day or so to compete with amazon's primeay. target said yesterday it was its biggest online day of the year so far for sales and traffic. as for amazon itself, by its own ed up te, prime day e being its biggest shopping event ever. courtney reagan has the detai. >> even though amazon prime day had glitches preventin shoppers from shopping for the first seven hours, it was still ain record bre day. prime day and a half was the biggest global shopping event in it history, beating out cyber friday and last prime day when comparing 36-hour periods. ugh, comparisons are here's what amazon said. prime members bough

>> max rose. i know you all want to kill me. i'm (bleep) sorry man. >> hi, my name is bootsie.w" with stephen colbert in staten island to talk politics with max rose. ( cheers and applause ) >> i think you got it. ( laughter ) >> to learn some things about the midterms, mom mingled with potential voters at a fundraiser for max rose. >> okay, how do you feel about the midterms? >> i am not that up on the midterms. talk to-- >> kristi. um, the midterms. well, i think that we are going to have, you know, here on staten island we have hurricane sandy. >> right. >> we're gonna have a blue sandy, a blue wave. >> all right. i guess that sums it up. i'm gonna keep-- >> no, it doesn't. >> yes, it does. >> just (bleep) you. what about north korea? who's that with the-- >> kim jong-un. >> nuclear bombs, right? jim su-song. ( laughter ) wait. what's his name? >> kim jong-un. ( laughter ) >> i murder the english language! but i know what i'm trying to say. so, do you think we should be scared of him? >> no. no, we don't need to be afraid of crazy people. >> yeah. i'm a little afraid of the

. >>> plus, the white house banning a cnn reporter from a rose garden event. what were they afraid of? >>> and our special series on drinki drilling and mining in alaska. how president trump's election is giving new hope to one of the most controversial projects in the nation. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, saving face. president trump responding to a snub from vladimir putin today by postponing his highly touted summit in washington. national security adviser john bolton releasing a statement, saying, quote, the president believes that the next bilateral meeting with president putin should take place after the russia witch hunt is over. so we've agreed that it will be after the first of the year. now, we don't know whether the russians have agreed to that or not, they haven't said. but after the first of the year is a big change from this fall, which is what the white house announced on twitter. so why is this meeting suddenly on ice? well, our jeff zeleny asked. >> mr. president, why did you cancel the meetin

and shares rose as a result by 4% to $28.78. black rock said higher fee and strong performance helped it turn a better than expected profit, but the world's largest asset management also said that less demand for its etf's as investors rangeled wit market uncertainty last quarter, that took a toll.>> shares fell as a result. >>> higher shipping ratesnd more deliveries helped jb hunt top earnings expectations even as it operated a smaller fleet of trucks. sharesere initially higher, but did reverse on analysts concerns that the company did not rise guidance, and that the pouck market may have peaked at this t. they finished off about half a% to 121.13 today. valley and pharmaceuticals changed its name today to baush health.l n an effort to distance themselves from a number of accounting and drug pricing investigations that happened under previous management. bausch r said they're on tht path. >> we've increased our research and investment we d reduce our debt by $7 billion just in the last two years, we do think we're making gre

alphabet revenues rose 26%. that is being driven by strong advertising demand.at the company shares this comes days after google was given a record fine by the european union commission for abusing its market position. alphabet chose to include the $5 billion fine in its latest results. it's got 90 days to comply with specific demands or face further penalties. the firm has cash reserves of $135 billion and can easily afford to pay the fine. it says it will appeal the decision. despite its recent negative press, look at that, very little knock—on effect on the share price. even before these latest results, the share price had gone up more than 5% in the last month from below. james erskine from social circle of hornsby now. despite these fines, despite the instruction for google to change the way it uses its android operating system, the investors are still happy. you look at these results and it's a massive great big number. it's a slightly less big number. they are choosing to show that. they are appealing. their evaluation shows it should be the first company

shares rose 14% to 34.21. meanwhile, shares of interpublic group were off, almost 22% to 23.03. >>> shares of wynn resorts took a hit last month after macau income took a plunge. after the bell, herman miller said a rise in orders across all divisions helped over all sales rise and top expectations. the com rnysed its dividends 10%. ares of herman miller were higher and in after hours they finished the regular session up more than 1/2% to 34.45. >>> a newve ssays more americans are leaving their debit cards in their wallet. 74% of americans used them in 2013 compared to only 58% today as consumers now turn to credit cards and mobil payment options. jo ning us right is kimberly palmer, she's banking and personal financial expert. >> i gss digital technology is more convenient. >> people are finding they have so many more options now, other than debit cards and with the growth of mobil payments, they have soany choices that they're seeing less of a need to pull out their debit rd. >> know that everyone says that

melissa: we have the rose garden shot up ready to go. adam: appears for a big victory for president trump. stocks climbing into the close as we await comments from the president on new trade deal with europe. the dow closing up as you can see 173 points. we'll bring you the comments when they get to the podium live. all three major averages ending in the green with the nasdaq closing at a new record high. hello, i'm adam shapiro, in for david asman. melissa: what exciting day to be on the markets, watching tv, watching the rose guarden. i'm melissa francis. let's go first trait to the white house to blake burman. blake, tell us what you're hearing. reporter: we're hearing more than anything else. jean-claude juncker got here at 2:30 in the afternoon and now it is 4:00. we aare gathered in the rose garden awaiting president and president of the european commission to make joint announcement and joint statement, potentially take questions, the flags behind me, u.s. flag and european union flag. make of it as you wish. liz is talking about

resnap s rose nearly 1% today. shares of amazon were up more than 1% to 1,739.02. >>> jm smuckers is sayin good-bye to the pillsbury dough boy. they'r selling their baking business for just under $400 million. the unit houses the pillsbury brand. smuckers wants to invest in faster growing coffee and pet food segments. shares were off a fraction to 110.91. >>> the share of older workers ages 55 or up, who are either working or looking for work is higher than it was a decade ag and even higher than it before the great recession. many older workers may want or need to work longer. and research shows that doing so could boost their income even more than increasing their savings. our senior personal finance correspondent is herein to exp why. good to see you as always. >> good to be here. >> a lote of peo worry they aren't on track saving for ftirement. >>hey even add a little bit to the pot, whyki would w longer be more additive. >> it's interesting,tu came out from the bureau of research that showed that even if you a

the producer price growth is a concern because it moves at its fastest pace in six months and rose ton—year injune months and rose to four points 7% year—on—year in june and months and rose to four points 7% year—on—year injune and that, sally, is well ahead of the li—.1% increase the month earlier. movements in chinese producer prices tend to leave those in the us prices and inflationary readings in nations around the world. ensured that relationship old firm in the months ahead of to building upside risk to inflationary pressures globally and potential to tide mark a policy or higher interest rates from major banks. economist say that looking ahead the newly introduced tariffs and imports from china poses some upside risk to food inflation to be putting this together we can see high interest rates going forward which could impact growth numbers not only in china but around asia and the world. we have a special report for you from russia, all over our screens at the moment because of the world cup. chelyabinsk, in central russia, is one of the most polluted places in the country. 0n

the ratingemains overweight and the stock rose 4% to 1258.15. coverage of eog resource was started as a buy rating at mizuho. it is called the applel of the industry. the price target is $173, and the stock gained 2% to $125.62. still ahead, why the white house is sending billions of dollars in emergency aid to farmers. ♪ >>> the department of ns to give now p $12 billion to farmers and ranchers hurt by tariffs imposed on u.s. products. it is shorts term relief, but it could ease the blow of the trade fight. kay kayla tauschy hashe details. >> farmers are feeling theas he u.s. tariffs are met with retaliation in america's heartland. president trump said the end result will be better deals with trading partners. > we're making tremendous progress they're all coming and they don't want to have the tariffs put on them. they're all coming to see us and the farmers will be theiggest beneficiaries. just be a little patient. >> to buy that patience, the department of agriculture put2 together a illion fund, temporary aid that will be paid directly tors

growth rose to 4.1% between april andjune, growth rose to 4.1% between april and june, driven by strong and thatis spending and a surge in exports. and that is the way it is looking this soui’. that is the way it is looking this sour. plenty more on the bbc website and you can follow me on twitter. —— the way it is looking this power. i'm @duncangolestani. thank you for your hello there. violent thunderstorms broke out across southern and central parts of the country later on friday. this marked the end of the current heatwave. these thunderstorms continuing to clear northwards and eastwards and then things turn cooler and fresher, with showers following on behind. this is the culprit for the change to our weather, the big area pressure that has been moving in off the atlantic. you see the thunderstorms, a line of them from east anglia across into england and eastern scotland. as we head into the early hours of saturday, most of those thunderstorms will clear off into the north sea. they could, however, linger on a bit longer into the north—east of scotland. behind those, further pulses

sparks flew and rose from the electrical fire which the fire department described as small. the mono rail operator was the only person on board and was rescued from that stalled train. the ride has been taken out of service. >>> an historic knight for the oakland a's, as the team celebrates the largest attendance in coliseum history. what does it mean for the possibilities of a new a's stadium? katie utehs takes us out to the ball game. >> reporter: a fleet of fans honored baseball history -- >> i survived game 3. i was there when the earthquake happened. >> reporter: -- and made some at saturday night's bay bridge series game between o athletics and san francisco giants. this sell-out crowd is the largest attendance in a's coliseum history. >> 10,000 people up there, almost 55, 56,000 people in the stadium. it's going to be a great night. >> reporter: what does that feel like? >> like whenever i turn my head, there's a person. >> what do you think of all these people? >> it's so crowded. and sometimes you can't walk. >> it's awesome. i waited my whole life for them to open

let's get back to the rose garden. side the president of the european commission. that breaking news that boosted markets coming about a half an hour ago. >> i appreciate all of our great senators and so many of our representatives for being here. senator john bozeman, thank you. senator mike grapeo, senator steve danes, thank you. they are all here. senator cindy hyde smith. thank you very much. senator james langford. james, thank you, james. senator pat roberts. he loves those farms. he loves the farmers like i do. representative diane black. diane, thank you. representative kevin brady with our new tax bill. how is it coming, kevin? good representative mike conway thank you, mike. representative dan newhouse. thank you, dan. representative christy -- i have to call her governor now. that was a great win. thank you, christy. representative david riekert. thank you. so we had a big day, very big. we met right here at the white house to launch a new phase in the relationship between the united states and the european

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justin rose who just made the cut yesterday on three over.starters. justin rose picking up a couple of early birdies to move to one over. patrick reed as well, the masters champion, three overjust making the cut also. he had three birdies ina making the cut also. he had three birdies in a row to move level par. favourable conditions. the latest starters will fancy their chances of scoring low when they do make it out a bit later. let's look at the leaderboard. zachjohnson a bit later. let's look at the leaderboard. zach johnson and a bit later. let's look at the leaderboard. zachjohnson and kevin kisner in share of the lead at six under par. it could have been very different for kevin kisner had he not found the infamous barry burn where he double bogeyed to drop two shots. that saw him back to six under. a impressive round from tommy fleetwood. a round of 65, six birdies, a bogey free round. and all eyes on rory mcilroy, the former open champion. let's hearfrom tommy fleetwood who was clearly delighted with his round yesterday. i can't lie a

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. >> yes. >> jason gets the rose, wills gets emotional.the kiss count stops at 15. >> 15! >> this is extraordinary, unprecedented stuff right here on "the bachelorette" history making kiss count right there. ladies and gentlemen, let me tell you what, there was something else. you saw a little touch of it right there during the blake and becca date. roll the vo. these are the baha men, remember them of "who let the dogs out" phase that little beach party going on there in nassau, bahamas, then there is dancing. what is going on here? you couldn't help but think of elaine bennis on that bizarreo "seinfeld" episode. all those years ago. >> that's the version of tv challenge. >> you are lucky nobody hurt themselves on that one. >> glad to know that becca finally got some good conk there. . >> absolutely. if you down there in the bahamas, you got to get it when you can, right? >> exactly. world cup. >> yes. >> final. >> final, england versus opponent tbd. >> the french, of course. >> opponent tbd. final four next week. hometown's colton, blake

now, we are awaiting president trump and the european commission president in the rose garden.ir in a presse conference. the dow jones reported as that to secure concessions as well. we will bring you that when it begins. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are looking at the terminal with all three averages rising with the highs of the session. we will be hearing from , a meeting atp the white house. we have been talking about the report from dow jones, that there were concessions, president trump is set to share eu concessions to avoid a trade war. leslie have a hard time disentangling when markets -- this rally has pretty clearly keyed off the headline. in the short term, we can seem to draw a bright line. >> you can see it with the sector moving. earlier as much as 4%, it paired its declines as much as 3%. let's -- kevin cirilli at the white house where we see -- >> the president to have this joint press availability not on the schedule earlier today, we this, dow jones reporting that some type of preliminary deal has been met, including with the european union vowing to purchase m

color revolutions and we're dealing with democratic bloodless revolution this is the revolution of roses and this is me kyle saakashvili with camara busy overthrowing the legitimately elected president eduard shevardnadze. but i. was. soon after the rose revolution blossom fully george announced its intentions to join nato and plant fresh nato military bases in the fertile soil right on russia's border never ever will give our freedom and independence never never will give any piece of our territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he said this means that the parliamentary majority should set up a new government as the president according to our constitution decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirteen. seems

justin rose pulling himself back into contention with that really impressive round of 6a today.day, back to back, 69, he resumed on four under par, just struggling to get his game together a little bit at times, but as we know, he has got great history with this tournament, hasn‘t he? he won it back on 201a, the last of his two majors caved in. he was speaking yesterday saying he just wanted to try and stay into contention, potentially three or four shots off the lead will set himself up nicely. it is justin the lead will set himself up nicely. it isjustin rose the story of the day, would that really impressive round, benefiting from those conditions, the tournament, the best score of the tournament so far, and as we know, it were he to win, he could move to world number one, it will be a first open check digit for him. we met one that bound, one port he shot leads to a bogey. one blogger at the wrong time, so i kept it together mentally, concentrated well today, i fell a bit it together mentally, concentrated well today, ifell a bit more in control with my game and my swing, so