and that is another issue with sadiq khan, because sadiq khan okayed that.mmond and the city of london and what might be going on there. today the government released its white paper on brexit, which is... it has fleshed out in maud detail some of the chequers proposals —— more detail. firstly, it didn't go very well today for the new brexit secretary, dominic raab. he was trying to deliver the statement, labour mps trying to deliver the statement, labourmps and trying to deliver the statement, labour mps and conservative mps had not been allowed to see the paper even though journalists had. com plete even though journalists had. complete farce, that never happens! and the speaker actually stopped proceedings for five minutes so that mps could go away, read the paper and asked more informed questions but you had scenes were mps were throwing the white paper around the house so that they could quickly scurry through it. 98 pages of it. if you had that chapter and you were not ready, they had ten minutes to go through 98 pages and challenge it, it was ludicrou

i want to talk about sadiq khan. this antagonising donald trump, particularly because we know best argument has been going on for a couple of years? i don't mind when having the blimp flying over parliament square, it is a legitimate demonstration and i have i'io legitimate demonstration and i have no problem with that, donald is not going to see it, he will be flying in an opposite direction so get on with it. but there is a real problem with it. but there is a real problem with knife crime in london and you said president trump says it as he sees it and quite frankly, that isn't issue and i do want to see the mayor of london focusing on making the streets of london a much safer place —— the streets of london a much safer place — — bett the streets of london a much safer place —— bett is an issue. the streets of london a much safer place -- bett is an issue. are you co mforta ble place -- bett is an issue. are you comfortable with how trump make that islam are phobic attack on sadiq khan terrorism, are you comfortab

thank you very much forjoining us, sadiq khan.odrug supporters. the key thing is that these protests a re supporters. the key thing is that these protests are allowed but they must take place in a peaceful manner. “— must take place in a peaceful manner. —— protests from far right groups and pro—trump supporters. freedom of speech, freedom of expression and freedom of protest are rights we share with the us and one of the reasons for the special relationship are those values, freedom of protest and freedom of speech. i want to talk to you about what president trump said about you, this spat between you has gone on for quite awhile on media. i will just place of the interview he did with tom newton dunn of the sun. sadiq khan, there two aspects to the clip we just played. the first is his comments about how london is run andi his comments about how london is run and i would like to talk about that ina and i would like to talk about that in a moment. the other part is, this is now personal between you two. he has said you have done

sadiq khan of pakistan heritage is the london mayor. frankly, for us in l london, for most of usn n london, , that isa fact of life. they tried to smear sadiq khan with accusations that he was kind of, in some way, connected to jihadi -- it did not work. it did not work because for the most part, londoners are over that. they can see past that. amy: gary, this is -- britishuturure as both and multiraracial and multicultural. amy: gary, this is your mayor -- >> apart from a guy like trump. and go this is london mayor sadiq khan respondiding to tru's racist rant on "good morning britain." >> my y messagage to president p is, we londoners like your country. we l love americans. there arare americans who contriribute to our r city econc week, socially, and c culturally and we thank them for r what thy do. i hope y you realize w we as a y are really diverse. we have a variety of views that arare held by manyny peopl we are b both londonerers with difffferent views, but we respet each other. the wonderfulhing aboutut our cicity is our didiver

plus, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, response to the president's personal and bruising attack on his record and he tells me why the massive protests are important. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. the first full day of president trump's visit to britain lived up to its billing -- controversial, fast-pace action, pomp and protest. it began starting with an unprecedented interview in the "sun" tabloid in which president trump directly criticized his host the british prime minister theresa may. later, though, when standing beside her he tried to walk it back and make nice. >> i give it the highest level of special so we start off with special. i would give our relationship with the uk and now especially after this two days with your prime minister i would say the highest level of special. >> special or not, the president avoided central london and parliament behind me because of this -- tens of thousands of people packed trafalgar square and marched through the streets protesting his visits and his policies on immigration and record on women's iss

, saying that sadiq khan didn't cope with the terrorism here in the uk very well, that he is responsiblean is responsible for rising violent crime on the streets of london. and then president trump does something that perhaps no prime minister would expect when the president visits them, recommends another politician, boris johnson, the foreign minister, former foreign minister, who quit only monday this week, says that he would make a good prime minister. so all of this really up-ends any of the good work theresa may thought she was doing, convincing president trump that not only can britain and the united states have a special relationship, they can have a special relationship. on her agenda today was to tell president trump, remind people of how many jobs british companies create in america, more than a million, according to her staff, between alaska -- across the united states, that britain is a good friend to the united states. right now, it doesn't seem, from theresa may's perspective, president trump is being a particularly good friend to her. dave? >> nic robertson, thank you. jo

saying sadiq khan was ridiculous for allowing that blimp to float.n trump was criticising sadiq khan's discussion on london and security, what is he doing? he sees the wit the wind is blowing, and lacks the notion of himself as a trump style this proctor. her member when he asked what trump would be like if he launched brexit? i believe you should always treat people that we wa nt should always treat people that we want to be treated. and the present ofa want to be treated. and the present of a country should always do. especially if you are a special ally, there are so many bonds between us. although i think this is a good lesson the britain that they can rely on some sort of special relationship, we still share a lot of intelligence behind the scenes, which is good stuff. where still two nations divided by corporate interests. how would you like it if the prime minister of britain or any other world leader started commenting on how his domestic situation is? he would love that. —— loathe it. he's not treating others the way he wants to be treated.

secondly, what they think you see here in terms of sadiq khan's semantics, if you will, is in some senseh. i personally think it's mine drive the balloon there. more in an example of his leadership that this is not someone who was really a serious leader in terms of taking one of the world's greatest cities onto the world stage in a way that reflects it positively, because the underpinning notion is sadiq khan talks about values but the underpinning notion of the american-u.k. special relationship is one of shared sacrifice in war and peace and for him to sort it suggests that that's peripheral and to play these games i think speaks much more to his character than it does to the president. >> martha: interesting. obviously there's a long history of this sort of thing in the world, of sort of pictures and ridiculous images of leaders when they visit, but this apparently requires some sort of sanctioning from the mayor of london and in the prior exchange, piers morgan asked him if he would have allowed if there was a protest against president obama and he suggested that he would. he said i

you spoke to the london mayor, sadiq khan. have to say about the president's visit to london? reporter: good morning. there is wide-ranging criticism by president trump of u.k. politics and intervention. one part of that was to focus on sadiq khan and his handling of terrorism and crime in the united kingdom. he was very clear that he wanted above these things and not respond directly to what president trump has said. he's not sure why he was singled out, and pointed out mayors of other cities were terrorism has taken place have not been talked about in this way. i asked him if he thought racism was something about it president trump. i do know sometimes he can normalize and give credibility to use that far far right views. reporter: he went on to speak very fondly about translating best transatlantic ties between the u.s. and the about kingdom -- transatlantic ties between the u.s. and the united kingdom. francine: thank you so much. ofe marie, you are in front parliament, where he heard about the inflatable baby trump. now i

and seelk to sadiq khan how he responds to the latest salvo. let's go to the first word news update. >> thank you. donald trump has dealt a double blow to theresa may on the first day of his visit. he told the british son -- news her plan willer kill any future trade deal with the u.s.. he suggested boris johnson would make a better leader. britain's financial industry also slammed may's proposal. greeting president donald trump and his wife during their u.k. visit. hundreds lined the roads outside the palace. the trumps dined with theresa may. it is unlikely they even saw the protests as they flew in a helicopter. they will meet the queen before spending the weekend in trump's golf resort in scotland. the u.s. and china have signaled they were open to resuming negotiations over trade. high-level discussions have stalled since last month. beijing mustn said commit to deeper economic reforms, and argued america is not a trade war. >> you not think we are in a trade war. we are in a situation, trade disputes. these are not trade wars. we are very

sadiq khan clearly sees an opportunity for tfl to take over.s in england could be given more security under government proposals to introduce a minimum tenancy term of three years. eight out of ten tenants currently have contracts of six or 12 months. ministers say longer agreements would strengthen communities. the polls have opened in mexico, after an election campaign marred by some of the bloodiest political violence in the country for decades. security has been tightened with more than 130 candidates and political workers killed since september. voters are electing a president as well as members of congress, senators, governors and mayors. 0ur correspondent will grant is in mexico city. earlier he explained why today's election is such a turning point for the country. mexico has been through at least two administrations of the military—led drug war against the cartels in the country. but really, some of the things that have the electorate so angry, go even beyond that, decades worth of inequality, corruption, impunity and of course, the dr

london mayor sadiq khan has been branded pathetic by former mayor boris johnson for not taking more responsibilitytold bbc radio london crime started going up in 2014, before he became mayor. he said he doesn't have a time machine to go back in time. well, following headlines earlier this year saying the murder rate in london had spiked above that of new york, bbc london has been to america to see what's being done there to tackle problems of violence. one strategy is to use teams of so—called violence interrupters, to head off trouble before it gets out of hand. and we'll have more on that on our lunchtime news at 1:30pm on bbc one. a child has helped victoria tube station reduce the number of people injured on its escalators by over 60%. megan has become a station announcer. hello everybody, and please listen up. take care on the escalators. hold on to the handrail and your luggage. there used to be around 15 injuries a month on the escalators. but since megan's announcements started earlier this year, there are now around just five a month. research shows that deeper adult voices are perceived

stay tuned for that interview with city on. -- with london mayor sadiq khan.ancine lacqua joints you for surveillance. we are watching westminster very closely. this is live. there is not yet a blimp. we will bring it to you and there is. join myanmar barton. that's live on london dab. you can get on your iphone, your android phone, on the web, or your bloomberg terminal. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the u.s. president slams the prime minister's brexit plan. what does it mean for the trade deal? protests are expected across the u.k. is the president meets this afternoon. target with the frequent of cap tax sadiq khan. china's monthly surplus with the u.s. hits a record. welcome to "bloomberg

saying that boris johnson would be a great pm, migration is killing europe, terror is sadiq khan's faultike he is interfering with uk politics. others might say barack obama did the same thing. but i think it is the same thing. but i think it is the way he is doing it in terms of generating more heat than light, it does not lead to much understanding. it is more that trump is once again selling. you can bet your bottom dollar that at the end of this is that he will say i had a great visit to the uk. in this particular juncture would be brexit deal, he makes a few points, for example, and this is the guy who wrote a book about the art of the deal. he makes about the art of the deal. he makes a point about if a deal takes this long it will always be difficult. he has a point there, right? trump has never made any secret that he does politics differently. he does politics differently. he does politics in the manner of a business leader, the manner of a dealmaker. theresa may is not a business leader. she does politics in a very diplomatic way. you can criticise herfor that, diplomatic way.

it is interesting to talk about london, itself, because, sadiq khan, has had a vocal relationship with allowed that limped to go above westminster. it was kind of his all clear, as it we re was kind of his all clear, as it were “— was kind of his all clear, as it were —— that blimp. was kind of his all clear, as it were -- that blimp. it was trump saying the that the #metoo generation need to be handled with kid gloves. but who is the baby? who is the orange snowflake? i went to the us and they let me in, homeland security left me in. i was not detained by ice agents. security left me in. i was not detained by ice agentslj security left me in. i was not detained by ice agents. i will skip over the financial times. on its front page it has theresa may ditching hopes of keeping the city tight with the eu after brexit, only because we have unpacked is quite a bit in the business briefing. that is something we will discuss later as well, on our business programming. china daily looks at the news we had yesterday morning. president trump saying more tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese

even the mayor of london sadiq khan authorized a six meter tall inflatable baby version of donald trump holding a mobile phone to float above where you are standing but still donald trump himself perhaps focusing on the political turmoil he says he's walking into here. here's what he said earlier on. >> i'm going a pretty hot spot right now, right? with a lot of resignations. there might be protests but i believe people in the uk, scotland, ireland, as you know i have property in ireland, i have property all over, i think those people, they like me a lot and they agree with me on immigration and i think that's why you have brexit in the first place. >> what a simplification but factually wrong. some polls suggest 90% of britain britons do not approve of the job he's doing. there will be a small potentially violent fraction welcoming donald trump on saturday near the houses of parliament but there are 4,000 police being drafted on the streets. an operation that could cost excess of $15 million by some estimates, extraordinary level of disruption and for all of that, too, donald trump not

the may of london sadiq khan said...r and that is where my colleague is. anita. thank you. sadiq khan gave permission for the trump baby bloom to flight here at parliament square. it was a lot behind me just picking over the trees at the 30 metre height restriction that the organisers of this particular protest were given. i spoke to the man behind the baby blue a little earlier. he said that the uk has a strong, noble tradition of protest and in response to those who argue that this was an insult to donald trump, an insult to the office of the president, he said it certainly wasn't intended to that office but, in terms of the individual, being encumbered donald trump he said insult is a sort of language that he understands and they felt that donald trump's comments in that newspaper interview published today indicate the protest thatis published today indicate the protest that is going on. the bring some noise protest that was reported earlier is going to end up here behind me in parliament square. then there is that se

. >> as far as this blimp of trump, this has all come from sadiq khan's department.nnot imagine any city in the world would treat a visiting president with this amount of disrespect. the whole thing is a disgrace. >> i couldn't agree more. the american president landed in

he also asked people to unite behind london mayor sadiq khan saying he shouldn't be condemned for theople wanting to protest. it also comes as the famous bright orange blimp of trump wearing a nappy made its way down whitehall and actually was perched upon one of the lions on trafalgar square. tens of thousands of people are thought to have taken pa rt of people are thought to have taken part in this march. there have been a view scuffles with pro—trump supporters along whitehall, but police have taken quick and assertive care about. the crowds are now starting to thin out and go home. and what have people said to you about how they feel about this protest, do they feel they have made a difference today? yes, a number of people do feel like the noise they made, particularly with the women's much this morning, they were in courage to bring pots and pans and musical instruments and make as much noise as possible, in fa ct make as much noise as possible, in fact their protest march was called bring the noise. and they were hoping that although even trump would not see their march that th

the president has come to britain with plenty of baggage, an ongoing feud with london's mayor, sadiq khan, who he's accused of being soft on terrorism. and tonight a newspaper interview where he says prime minister may's arch-rival, boris johnson, who has just quit as foreign minister, would make a good p.m. himself. >> i'm not pitting one against the other. i'm just saying i think he would be a great prime minister. >> reporter: so there will be no grand carriage ride to buckingham palace as woodrow wilson enjoyed almost 100 years ago and as many other leaders have enjoyed since. no grand state dinner, just tea with the queen at windsor castle. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> glor: stormy daniels, the adult film actress who claims she has a one-night stand with president trump in 2006 was arrested last night at a strip club in columbus, ohio. the charges have since been dropped. her lawyer says it's a setup. here's adriana diaz. >> reporter: stormy daniels' latest appearance was in handcuffs, being escorted to jail. the adult film actress, whose real name is stephanie clifford, and t

the location they have been flying at enormous trump baby blimp that was allowed to go ahead by sadiq khanup today? let me first of all drop our viewers's attention at this perfect moment. write about the other side of parliament square from where i am with perfect timing you can see a mini version of the trump blimp being carried at the front of the bring the noise protest made up of many different women's groups and other organisations and that is just coming down whitehall and just reaching parliament square. it was here in parliament square earlier today. the trump baby bloom. the full—size one was floated peaking just be on the tree tops behind me and attracting, as you can imagine, and attracting, as you can imagine, a lot of attention. the organisers of that protest who i spoke to earlier, and he said there was a fine tradition in the uk of protest. he said that insult was the sort of language that the president trump understood and that was in response to those who said that putting this walloon in parliament square was an insult to the president of the united states. this bring th

plus, the mayor of london, sadiq khan, response to the president's personal and bruising attack on hisd he tells me why the massive

sadiq khan says a new youth service is needed to tackle the roots of violent crime after a 50% fundingking with vulnerable young people to provide activities to encourage them to stay off the streets during them to stay off the streets during the sub holidays and. the government insists tackling violent crime is a priority. commuters on south—western railway are facing disruption this morning in the latest of a series of strikes on the network. members of the rmt union have walked out in a dispute over the role of guards on trains. further industrial action is planned in the coming weeks. south—western railway says they expect to run a reduced service on most routes. a nursery group in the capital is trialling yoga and mindfulness for three year olds. the london early yea rs three year olds. the london early years foundation introduced in the sessions after one of its nurseries had to go into lockdown during the westminster terror attack. they believed children need to find coping strategies to combat the stress of inner—city living. they'll be piloting it in five sites and hope to rol

sadiq khan has defended the right to protest so long as it's done peacefully.r of flights and passengers who use the airport. it currently has permission to operate just over a hundred and 10,000 flights a year. campaigners say they will "fight tooth and nail" any application for more flights made to newham council. residents in parts of chiswick fear their parking zones are being threatened by a new plan to introduce shared parking bays. it will mean spaces an be used by non—residents for a daily fee — which they fear could attract commuters and make it harder for them park. but the council says it'll only affect 8 per cent of all spaces in the zones affected. an artist who has captured action at wimbledon over the years is to showcase his work at an exhibition which will celebrate the 150th anniversary of the all england club. jeremy houghton says it's been a privilege to paint the crowds and the top players at the tournament. seeing the superstars, the nadals, the federers, being so close to them and being up on the toes and try to represent them to watercol

sadiq khan talking about president trump's visit and relations between the two men. our correspondent in moscow about president trump's prospects when he meets president putin shortly. now let us take a look at the headlines. the prime minister warns conservative mps they are putting brexit at risk by arguing over her proposals for how the uk will leave the eu. the us president, donald trump, will leave scotland later today and fly to helsinki for a summit with the russian president vladimir putin. the minister for small business and theresa may's former chief—of—staff, andrew griffiths, resigns from the government after sending texts of a sexual nature to two female constituents. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's ben. good morning. a very busy day. angelique kerber said nobody expected her to go so far at wimbledon. but she went all the way to the final and fulfilled her dream of winning it for the first time, ending the fairy—tale comeback of serena williams with some impressive defensive tennis on centre court. it was a repeat of the

scarlet: london mayor sadiq khan speaking earlier on bloomberg.some of the biggest business stories in the news today. britain's takeover panel says disney will have to bid for all of sky, 1837 per share if it fox's entertainment assets before the conclusion of a bidding war between comcast and fox. disney and comcast are competing for fox assets, including a 39% stake in sky. the panel can uphold interests of other sky shareholders by forcing disney and comcast to buy them out at a minimum price. the big money in london real estate right now is in small warehouses, thanks to amazon. dwindling industrial spaces in the city are soaring as they hubs to cutocal down delivery times. the e-commerce giant accounts for 1/10 of all u.k. warehouse space leased in the last year. totter took a sledgehammer the followers and egos of some of its most popular users. former president barack obama reportedly lost more than 2 million followers in the ongoing purge. lose them,rd to bringing his counts down to about 101 million, the most followed person after katy p

he's come up with a plan for a a counter protest, a giant baby sadiq khan balloon, which he wants tothink of this idea? i think it's ridiculous that is what most of the uk think that is what we have seen in the response to the crowd fundi setup. i don't understand the logic behind mocking one of the most powerful men in the western world with brexit coming up, and he is a strong ally and a friend we need at this time so i think it is ridiculous. if it is such a ridiculous idea, why did they make their own balloon, is what i wonder? and the other thing about trump being an ally, he has shown as he is not a reliable ally. he doesn't seem to be interested in international cooperation in any way and has been slapping tariffs on british steel and ripping up climate agreements and ripping up climate agreements and is now stirring the pot with nato, so i don't think he is a reliable ally, so not doing this protest because we are scared of offending him is not something we should be doing. i'm not about offending him, ithink should be doing. i'm not about offending him, i think it's a ridicu

an ongoing feud with london's mayor, sadiq khan, who he's accused of being soft on terrorism. minister may's arch-rival boris johnson, who's just quit as foreign minister, would make a good p.m. himself. >> i'm not pitting one against the other. i'm just saying i think he'd be a great prime minister. >> reporter: so there would be no grand carriage ride to buckingham palace as woodrow wilson enjoyed almost 100 years ago and as many other leaders convenient joyed since. no grand state dinner. just tea with the queen at windsor castle. despite what the president says -- >> i think they like me a lot in the uk. >> reporter: -- it may not be the reception he has in mind. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> president trump traveled to london from belgium after wrapping up a contentious meeting with nato allies. here's major garrett. >> i believe in nato. i think nato's a very important -- >> reporter: after leading allies to believe the u.s. might abandon its commitment to nato, president trump reversed course at an impromptu press conference. but he reiterated his demand that u.s

lou: despite best effort of london mayor sadiq khan and others trying to stir upo opposn and demonstration against president trump, president of united states, getting a warm welcome in the united kingdom, meeting with theresa may in oxfordshire. teresa may a prime ministership is hanging in balance. our allies agreed to increase their defense spending to meet new nato standards. >> yesterday, i let them know i was unhappy with what was happening. they have substantially upped their commitment, yeah. now we're very happy, and have a powerful, very strong nato. much stronger than it was two days ago. lou: and joining us christian whiten former state deput is department senior adviser. president saying what was confirmed by secretar secretaryl of nato, there is a new effort to raise defense spending on part of all 29 nato member nations. >> this could be a big change. one that alluded previous presidents, not just donald trump who pressed for this. president trump saying and others confirming that leaders agree to spend perhaps 33 billion to 40 billion dollars more, that could increase secur

ridiculous spectacle next the parliament, don't judge the whole of my country by it judge mayor sadiq khan by it. connell: your take on another issue. this is important you know we've been talking about a lot of other things, north korea secretary of state pompeo will be in there pon pyongyang, to ae there, first time since singapore summit, there have been a lot of stories, that have lead to skepticism about whether kim jong-un is really going to abandon his nuclear arsenal or adding to it or hiding it. what do you make? you are spectical now, what do you think that mike pompeo withk do about it. >> you have been through years of obama making big public declarations what he is doing, then doing nothing. that is western world politics, the point of this trump administration they actually do things. the very fact that the meeting happened is great, but what everyone wants to see is act, the fact that mike pompeo is back there trying to make it happen shows will of this regime to get a result, does not guarantee a result but i believe that pompeo is doing right thing. connell: real quick. ho

. >> as far as this blimp of trump, this has all come from sadiq khan's department. sadiq clearly does not like the u.s. president. i cannot imagine any city in the world would treat a visiting president with this amount of disrespect. the whole thing is a disgrace. >> i couldn't agree more. the american president landed in brussels today where he will meet with n.a.t.o. secretary -- hold on, what? could this be happening again? look at this. brussels has also allowed an offensive trump balloon. so disrespectful. a grotesque caricature, an outrage. look at this infantile pink-hued abomination. to treat an american president this way, twice! misshapen mouth form, bubbling about, disgusting depiction, bloated, obscene, absolutely -- what? it can't be. that's human? ( laughter ) he looks good. and now on to sports. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen c cin disast. plus stephen welcomes will d now, live on tapeor and marcus city, it's teefn -- stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey! >> jon: hey! >> stephen: hey, everybody! (

mayor sadiq khan says the warning is due to the heat, combined with the capital's toxic air. two others on the first floor left the building with assistance from crews. the london fire brigade were called atjust after 1am . there are no reports of any injuries. enfield council says it's to adopt a new approach to a flagship regeneration scheme —— after it failed twice to appoint a developerfor the project. meridian water — an 82—hectare development in upper edmonton — will provide 10,000 new homes, along with business space and transport links. it'll take control of the project itself — ending the need for a single developer. commuters using south western rail services face eight days of travel disruption over six weeks due to industrial action being held by the rmt. the walk—out which starts today is because of a long running dispute over the role of guards on trains. the union says it's a safety issue. south west trains says it's continuing to work with the rmt to solve the dispute. let's have a look at the travel situation now. due to that strike action there's a reduced s

the blimp of the president that is expected to fly above parliament signed off on by the mayor, sadiq khan, of london who there is no love lost between those two, that's for sure. but what are we expecting on the streets of london? >> well, here where i'm standing about three hours from now where i'm expecting some protest, this is the u.s. ambassadors resident which which donald trump is expected to fly in the next 20 or 30 minutes. he'll spend a few hours here possibly resting. their there sounds to be a bit of a party going on before moving to blenham palace, the birthplace of sir winston churchill where he'll meet theresa may. she put out a statement that did not mention donald trump by name. just expolled the virtues of the u.s./uk relationship and it could be a frosty visit given what he said about meeting her main political nemesis, particularly during this fight over whether and how the united kingdom should leave the european union, known as brexit. boris johnson, donald trump said he might meet with him and the ambassador here, the u.s. ambassador said he'll make that happen if i

in that interview, the president tearing into the london mayor, sadiq khan, for not standing up to terrorists. attempting to rattle his british critics. let's get reaction from retired four-star general jack keane. how do you think this is going to go down with the president sitting face-to-face with theresa may after this article that raised a lot of criticism of at least her policies if not her? >> i've got to admit when he did his press conference in brussels right after the nato summit, i was a little bit surprised how uncharacteristically restrained he was talking about brexit. i suspect, though, that we got his true feelings. he was pro brexit before the vote for all the obvious reasons. i think the british people's feelings about brexit had a lot to do with the american feelings about some of our policies in america. i suspect that this evening and tomorrow with the prime minister, some of this will be smoothed over a little bit. that is kind of a playbook of donald trump, as you mentioned in the introduction and i suspect there will be considerably more unity by the end of the day. >>

. >>> the mayor of london sadiq khan, talked about president trump's criticism of the prime minister's brexit plan. >> let me say the irony of people lecturing me about our diplomacy, particularly president trump and his supporters, about it's not diplomatic to protest when the president comes to london. well, i'd argue with respect it's not diplomatic when you're about to enter a country to do an interview that criticizes the prime minister and the strategy she's embarking on, whether you agree or disagree with the strategy. >> khan womanhas been a vocal detractor of trump's. >>> also overseas, 128 people were killed in a suicide bombing in pakistan today, including a politician running for a seat in a provincial legislature. the bombing happened at an election rally for the candidate near the country's border with afghanistan.isimedesnsility. kiol parliamentary elections july 25th and this attack comes despite assurances from the military it would take all possible measures to ensure a peaceful voting process. >>> maybe you saw the video of a man harassing a woman over her puerto ric

. >> reporter: but there was no praise for london's yor, sadiq khan, who is muslim.the "sun" interview, the president blamed him for terrorism the british capital, linking it to migration: >> take a look at the terrorism that's taking place, look at wh i think he's done a terrible job. >> immigration has brought huge benefits to our city and our country, economically, sociall and culturally, and it's really important that we stand up for those values that we hold dear. >> reporter: and in london today, a floating incarnation of the disgust many britons feel about this visit: a 20-foot-tall caricature of mr. trump as a diaper-wearing baby, phone held in hand. tens of thousands marched in the >> i am fed up with the way rytrump isg to manipulate the world into his, well, almost nazi views. he thinks he is right on everything. >> reporter: it's just the t latest such protnce he took office, and, mr. trump told his tabloid interviewer that he felt "unwelcome" in london. the feeling, apparently for many here, s mutual. woodruff: and ryan chilcote owjoins merom london. rya

and the, you know, the mayor of london sadiq khan has given permission this thing to be flown close toent, parliament square for couple hours. very good chance the president will not see it. very, very disrespectful. can you imagine doing that for barack obama? i don't think that would happen. trish: ashley webster, thank you very much. check on the markets. they're up 128 right now. the dow is on fire, four days in a row of gains. what is driving it. i will see you here on it. that's next. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea is common, may be severe, and may cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection.

speaker, when sadiq khan ran for mayor of london, he promised to freeze bus fares, and you know he has done? frozen bus fares. [shouting] mr. corbyn: if she is concerned about the travel card fares, speak to the secretary of state for transport. he is the one that sets that fare. mr. speaker, bus routes are being wiped out, 26 million fewer journeys made across the north of england and the midlands under her government. so much for a northern powerhouse and the midlands engine. let's be clear. does she think, the prime minister think that the deregulation of the bus industry, putting profit before passengers has been a success or a failure? pm may: the right honorable gentleman, he talks about with the mayor of london has done. what have we seen on the number of people using buses in london? it has gone down under the current mayor. but if he wants to talk about what mayors are doing, i am happy to talk about what another mayor has done. he has extended free bus fares to friends of his and students. students.entices and mr. corbyn: it will be a labor government that saves the bus indus

if london had a voice, well, it does, it is the mayor sadiq khan who was joining me as well to talk aboutand crime in the city. and indeed in a week where she can see not one but two resignations and has undergone the toe curling exchange and press conference at chequers with donald trump, iamjoined conference at chequers with donald trump, i am joined by the conference at chequers with donald trump, iamjoined by the prime minister theresa may to explain the new version of how to exit the eu. it promises to be an interesting interview! thank you. coming up in the next half hour, we'll meet the southern koalas coming to the uk from australia, making them the only ones of their kind in europe. stay with us. headlines coming up. hello. this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and babita sharma. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. donald trump will leave the uk later after spending a second night in scotland. the us president will fly to helsinki where he'll meet the russian president vladimir putin. his stay at his turnberry resort in ayrshire has been met by pro

sadiq khan said it is fine.utside of london for the bulk of his visit to avoid protesters expected to gather in the capital. here are the details about philip may, the husband of theresa may, escorting melania during the visit. we will be covering that, obviously. we have done a full set of what we have got. theresa may wins cabinet agreement for soft brexit plan. a diet could help plans to combat cancer. and talking about the football. i was looking through my social media feed. some shops are offering a discount on waistcoats as long as england is in the tournament. i don't know if ben thought about it when he was thinking about what to do. very dapper. gareth southgate, he's the new fashion icon for the country, orfor he's the new fashion icon for the country, or for england. he doesn't have to get up at 3:30am.” country, or for england. he doesn't have to get up at 3:30am. i think, though, ben, the weight of expectation is slightly more pressure that you are facing —— than you are facing at 3:30am. normally

controversially, sadiq khan the london mayor gave its permission to fly freedom of speech.st way to welcome the u.k.'s closest ally. there were also excited exchanges as a small group of far right wing supporters engaged the anti-trump supporters leading to scuffles. the two sides were eventually separated. away from the protests many voiced their objection. the trump small pub was rebranded. supporters gathered from across the u.k. to discuss the president. >> good on you. keep on going. you know. despite the media trashing him, he stands strong. >> outside parliament. others supported the president. >> president of the united states, you know, he should be respected as such i support him. >> others thought the media should look past the protest. >> do you think it's maybe harming special relationships to be having these kind of protests. >> no, stronger on that. not even political. i think it's security in history and culture. things that are timeless. so there was also quite a lot of anger at the protest directed at theresa may. the anger she had reached out to president

i also saw sadiq khan on the screen at city hall.othing?m depends. the time i saw things go viral was when it was on the news. we we re viral was when it was on the news. we were hearing about post—cold war is. people don't know anything about postcode wars. and now they have internalised it, like, what postcode, from? internalised it, like, what postcode, from ? so internalised it, like, what postcode, from? so the fact that the news plastered it everywhere in 2008, that could have the same detrimental effect in the schools if it is not done right. you can't have someone who doesn't come from that background tgv 's youth about it, because they are not going to listen. it would be like me trying to teach women about sexism. i have to teach women about sexism. i have to listen to women and have women who have gone through sexism being at the forefront. it's the same with this. let me bring in will. i said you were stabbed 12 times in birmingham last year. tell our audience what happened. yes, i was. hi, everyone. 0n audience what happ

i spoke to sadiq khan, the mayor of london, yesterday as well, speaking to him about the protests happeninghigher ground to take? i think the problem is that donald trump's politics are so alien to all of those things that not only the people of this country value, but people throughout the world value. the fundamentals of the american constitution, the gettysburg address, it talks about eve ryo ne gettysburg address, it talks about everyone being created equal. where is the equality and his treatment of muslims and mexicans, his treatment of women. there is a fundamental problem with the political outlook of donald trump which makes it difficult for there to be a meeting of minds. can you shed light on why nicola sturgeon, the first minister of scotland, is not meeting donald trump? not really. there is not much in the public domain about whether there was any attempt to fix up a meeting. personally i do not think it would have made sense, given that the vast majority of people in scotla nd the vast majority of people in scotland are against the visit. donald trump is not welcome here. it

the london mayor sadiq khan has given protesters the go ahead to fly a six meter tall ‘trump baby‘ nearround. right, so... i'm not sure this is a great idea for diplomacy, is it? lies no, i hope it only flies as it says here metres above the ground so it is not going to cause any risk to air force one but they are going to march it around parliament square so it will be taken to parliament square outside westminster. he's not going there what we will be in regent park at the embassy where he might be staying and he is getting their first might be staying and he is getting theirfirst on might be staying and he is getting their first on thursday easy ambassador. 10,000 people signed this petition calling on the may to let it fly. —— calling on the mayor. it would appear at blenheim warriors going as well, of who winds and turnberry at the end of the week. —— then to winds all. there was no doubt you'll see pictures of this as he watches the trip to london. there will be protests, this is the kind of thing that will send him hopping mad when he sees things like this andi mad when he sees t

(ken) the mayor of london - sadiq khan - is allowing protesters to fly a blimp of president trump depicted a baby. this comes as the president prepares for his upcoming trip to london. president trump will meet with queen elizabeth and prime minister theresa may. the blimp portrays the president as an orange baby. mayor khan says he supports the right to peaceful protest. of course the blimp may increase tensions between trump and khan... who has publicly voiced his opposition to trump's visit... and criticized the president for his response to last year's terror attacks in london. in sports -- good news for giants fans ... the team is shaking up its starting rotation... as two of their starting pitchers are returning from the disabled list ..to face the cardinals in this weekend series. also -- the a-v-p san francisco open kicked off today our sports director, gary radnich has reaction and all the sports coming up with ten home games left before the all-star break... the giants will be looking to bounce back after getting swept by the rockies in colorado. the good news is san francisco is