with the very latest from new scotland yard.. when the vehicle hit cyclists, there were a number of injuries. we gather free people treated at the scene, one didn't need to go to hospital, two we re didn't need to go to hospital, two were taken to hospital, one has been discharged since then but one is still in hospital but not with serious or life—threatening injuries. meanwhile, the man in his late 20s still being questioned at a south london police station on suspicion of terror offences. back now to the studio. thanks very much indeed. we will rejoin ben at westminster in just a moment or two's time. but we want to bring you some breaking news from another part of the world. this news coming out of the world. this news coming out of the world. this news coming out of the northern italian port city of genoa. a bridge have collapsed in stormy weather. these pictures show a large part of a suspension bridge having collapsed on a urban area. it carries traffic in the city of genoa. this large section, they reckon around 200 metr

him into custody to a police station in south london where he is being questioned according to scotland yard however this man is not cooperating with authorities quite yet this is what they had to say. the driver of the fiesta who was alone in the vehicle was arrested at the scene by armed officers who were already knew. the man is in his late twenty's and he's been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offenses and has been taken to a police station where he remains in custody and. given that there's appears to be . the method of this being an iconic song it's we are treating it as a terrorist incident and the investigation is being led by officers from the counterterrorism from the. well and during of this attack two people were injured and taken to hospital it's understood that they're not in condition critical. and are going to be fine following this attack and we've been talking to a witness here a local resident who saw it all because oh my eyes let's take a listen to how he described what happened. i've seen. a car driving erratically towards houses apartment and eventually hit the one o

we are hearing from scotland yard that fortu nately hearing from scotland yard that fortunately theret sound as if some of the cyclists caught up in this were walking wounded rather than potentially anything much more serious? as far as we can tell at this stage from the initial information we have from the police and what eyewitnesses have told us, that seems to be the case. one eyewitness described people on the ground around the car after it hit the barriers. it was not clear whether they had been injured or whether they had been injured or whether they had been injured or whether they had been told to get down on the ground by the armed police who responded very quickly. it seems at this stage at least, thankfully, there have been no fatalities, just minor injuries. but i have to stress the details of how many people were caught up in it are very unclear. the police and the emergency services response is still very much in full flow and it will be some time before we ascertain how many people were involved or exactly what happened. a picture building from several eyewitness accoun

we will go to daniel at new scotland yard.is incident now. the phrase open mind has gone from the police language and so instead of it being something which could possibly be a terrorist incident, they are starting from the assumption it is a terrorist incident, that is their main line of enquiry and it will remain with counterterrorism command. obviously, it's worth reiterating as with them several times this morning, the driver of the car, police have described as a man in his late 20s, has been arrested by armed officers and the police say he's been taken toa and the police say he's been taken to a south london police station where he remains in custody and he was arrested on suspicion of terrorist offences, so we've got the situation now here where somebody appears to have driven a car hard and fast at parliament, injured a number of people. the london ambulance service talking about two people are being injured with not serious injuries, but this is a person who has been arrested without injury and is therefore able to a

scotland yard this addressing the incident that happened outside of parliament when a car rammed into a crowd let's listen at seven thirty seven am a silver ford fiesta was involved in a collision in front of the houses of parliament that vehicle collided with cyclists and pedestrians before hitting a barrier and coming to a stop two people have been taken to hospital while mom has already been discharged and one woman remains in hospital being treated for serious but thankfully non-life threatening injuries another man was also treated at the scene but didn't require hospital treatment. the driver of the fiesta who was alone in the vehicle was arrested at the scene by armed officers who were already nearby. the man is in his late twenty's and he's been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offenses and has been taken to a south london police station where he remains in custody. given that this appears to be a deliberate act the method and this being an iconic site we are treating it as a terrorist incident and the investigation is being led by officers from the counterterrorism command

they do have one man in custody who has been held at a south london police station and question scotland yard said that this man is so far refusing to cooperate and his motive and more details are yet to come out at once they can get more information and certainly this is a developing story and i'm traveling very very quickly since the early hours of the morning when at seven thirty seven am today a car had hit several cyclists just outside the houses of parliament and then slammed into security barriers right outside parliament now a witnesses that have been speaking to reporters have said that the felt like this was an intentional act because this car was at some point on the wrong side of the streets going at fifty miles per hour whereas the speed limit here is actually much lower and it has to be understood that this area here which we can really not get any closer because it's cordoned off by police that are investigating this incident is usually a dream we pop to any time of the day with lots of law. that's of tourists visiting parliament square and also lots of people getting to work b

. >> and then to scotland yard. >> yes. he's hiding out in london. he's got to fly somewhere so he goes to heathrow airport and it looks like you going to get through. he's got his passport and in the passport guy says can i see the other one. he had made a spelling mistake. he got it corrected but he was carrying both passports and so he showed him the second one and then the scotland yard detective said excuse me, could i have a word with you and the word was out that his assassin was in england. ray was suspicious, they asked if they could search him and he was carrying a pistol which was on lawful in england and they put two and three together in the scotland yard detective said i don't believe your name is george raymond sneed, i don't believe your canadian, i believe your american and your wanted for murder in the united states. ray simply collapsed. he said you got me, i've got nothing to say. unlike booth went down and was then murdered at jack ruby. he was embarrassed that he was recognized so easily. he tried to play up the story but h that

our homes affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at scotland yard.now that this was a terrorist attack? the end of the second day of this investigation, any motivation behind what happened is very much an open question. what normally happens when there was any politically motivated oi’ there was any politically motivated or terrorist attack is one of three senior counterterrorism detective is formally declares a terrorist incident, it is a bureaucratic procedure but it is what normally happens. in this case, no terrorist incident has been officially declared amber likely explanation is that during searches and investigation so far, police have not found any significant amount of material suggesting a motivation, what is sometimes called mindset material. yes, the suspect is being held on suspicion of terrorism and on suspicion of attempted murder, but police do not so far see any extremism behind that, which starts to raise the possibility that might have been another motivation, if there was any, for what happened, some sort of personal crisis, perh

scotland yard assista nt were already nearby.missioner neil basu, says the driver is refusing to co—operate with police. counterterrorism officers have raided a house in nottingham and two addresses in birmingham are being searched. given that this appears to bea searched. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method, and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident and the investigation is being led by officers from the counterterrorism command. parliament is currently in recess, westminster occupied by more foreign tourists than domestic politicians. the prime minister on holiday in switzerland said her thoughts were with the injured, and thank the emergency services for their courageous response. i'd also like to thank the people of london. this is not the first time we have seen an incident of this type on the streets of london. i would like to thank them for their resolve, resilience and determination to make sure that those who seek to exploit these incidents won't be allowed to divide

our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is outside new scotland yard for us.he suspect and his final movements before the incident? well, here's a 29—year—old man. he isa well, here's a 29—year—old man. he is a black man from the birmingham area, we believe. two addresses in birmingham being searched, along with an address in nottingham. he was at the wheel of the car police believe when it ploughed into the barrier very nearly hitting two police officers. the key thing is, what is his motivation? while he was not known to counterterrorism police 01’ not known to counterterrorism police ormis not known to counterterrorism police or m15 there was some foreknowledge by the police of him and the key thing will be, what was that? also trying to work out whether this deliberate act as counterterrorism police believe it was was motivated for political reasons. that is what would make a terrorist act. it is quite interesting to look at what his vehicle did in those last minutes and hours in fact before the attack he is believed to have driven down from birmingham to

scotland yard cannot say if it is related to terrorism at this time.erground station has been closed in the area around parliament has been quartered off. we'll bring you any further information if we get into our newsroom. lauren: stabilizing after plunging 6% against the u.s. dollar overnight. the central bank took steps to ease some pressure on the current fee. john leigh filled as the fox news contributor and he joins us now to discuss this economic crisis in turkey. is it a catalyst or is it an overhang on the market right now? >> it was quite different when greece was having problems part of the euro. germany has such great exposure to great debt. germany learned very little exposure to turkish desperate the biggest exposure right now is $80 billion at $19 billion. european stocks are up today. there's no contagion at this moment. this is a story that so many undertones, the currency crisis, but also a political crisis here. i want you to listen to what the white house chair of the council of economic advisers told charles payne yesterday. >> tur

mark: the scotland yard assistant commissioner says the driver, a 29-year-old u.k.us national, is rg to corporate with police. counterterrorism officers have raided a housen nottingham, and two addresses in birmingham are being arched. >> given that this appears to be a deliberate act, and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident, and the investigation is being led by officers from counterterrorism command. mark: parliament is currently in recess. westminster is occupied by more foreign tourists than domestic politicians.st the prime mi, on holiday in switzerland, said her thoughts are with the injured, and thanked the emergency services for their courageous respon. >> i would also like to ank the people of london. this is not the first time we've seen an incident of this kind on the streets of london. i would li to thank them for the resolve and resilience they are shown and their determination to make sure that those who seek to exploit these types of allowed to divide us. mark: less than a yearnd a half since the westminster bridge attack, once again t

and we worked very closely with our colleagues in scotland yard to disrupt the plot. >> did the intelligenceervices here know what they were up against? did they understand how serious this was? >> well, at the very beginning, i mean, there was no understanding even in the u.s. itself, you know, when we were working on osama bin laden and we actually indicted him in a sealed indictment in june of 1998, before the east african bombing, we had a lot of difficulty convincing people in washington that individual was a threat. so yes, most of the islamists who were here in london were peaceful people, escaping the tyranny in their own government, and there was no problem with them being, you know, practicing the freedom of speech and the freedom of expression in a place like the uk would give. but you have a small amount of individuals, people li s -- >> all the legendary names, if i can use that, of al qaeda, all in jail. >> all in jail now. >> you have written that al qaeda and its successors basically this entity is like a multiheaded -- it's like whack-a-mole. it's not just one thing. has the

scotland yard's marine policing unit was spotted chasing fourjet—skis as they raced past the greenwichtral london. police said they were able to make the jet—skis change their course but then had to call off the chase for safety reasons. quite a bit of focus on the weather right now. it is warm here, but exceptionally warm across the rest of europe. 48 celsius is the record, but they are talking about maybe 47 degrees possibly in spain. yes, very uncomfortable indeed. good morning, chris. you're just shown uncomfortable indeed. good morning, chris. you'rejust shown because uncomfortable indeed. good morning, chris. you're just shown because of the dust storm in arizona. did you know they were known as haboobs? i did not know that offered us that come from? i have no idea! well, i'm impressed. well, as far as the weather goes, the heat is on again in spain and portugal. this is the peak of the heat wave. yesterday we had highs of 47, one of spain's hottest days ever. we are looking at 47 today and portugal. the national record for portugal is 47.4. we will get close to that. and we will

just bring us new scotland yard for us. just bring us up to date, daniel?e addresses in the midlands area, the suspect that they are holding on suspicion of carrying out what appears to have been a deliberate attack is 29 years old. they have also put out some details about the movements of the vehicle. the fiesta is privately owned and travelled from birmingham to london late on monday night arriving in the london area just after midnight. that was in the very early hours of this morning. the vehicle was in the totte n ha m morning. the vehicle was in the tottenham court road area from approximately 25 minutes past one untiljust approximately 25 minutes past one until just before approximately 25 minutes past one untiljust before six o'clock in the morning. it was then driven around the westminster and whitehall area from approximately six o'clock in the morning and stayed in the area until the time of the incident. officers are appealing to anyone who may have seen the vehicle or the driver either in the tottenham court road area in the early hours of thi

scotland yard's marine policing unit was spotted chasing four jet—skis as they raced past the greenwichcentral london. police said they were able to make the jet—skis change their course but then had to call off the chase for safety reasons. although weather. we know about the web across europe, also the weather here coming up in a moment. nearly 100 british women forced into arranged marriages abroad are now living in abusive relationships here in the uk after the home office gave their partners visas. the home secretary sajid javid has called the practice "despicable" and promised to do more to combat the issue. we're joined now by jasvinder sanghera, who is the founder of karma nirvana — a charity that supports women who have been victims of forced marriage and honour abuse. good morning. you are very familiar with people who have been in this situation, and you yourself have experienced. can you tell us can of things people experience in relation to these as being asked for and then being told to back up these applications? yes, first and foremost, the victim of forced marriage, peo

human trafficking and child slavery yet again comes to the forefront in london as this data from scotland yard following a freedom of information request revealed that hundreds of cannabis farms have been discovered in the british capital in recent years and specifically that number is said to be at three hundred fourteen that's one farm every two days from january twenty sixteen until april this year and of course this is a number that's likely to change the year unravels and what makes these matters worse is certainly concerns about who it is that's being to work at these farms or factories as they're described we do know that experts from campaign groups have been raising red flags about this issue for at least a decade now with headlines circulating in the british press on and off throughout recent years trying to raise attention to this issue call whatever experts are continuing to say that large numbers of children and teens from countries like vietnam and other places are trafficked to work out these kinds of farms and indeed this is being described as extremely worrying it's being said

scotland yard assistant commissioner neil basu says the driver a 29—year—old uk national, is refusingunterterrorism officers have raided a house in nottingham and two addresses in birmingham are being searched. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method, and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident and the investigation is being led by officers from the counterterrorism command. parliament is currently in recess, westminster occupied by more foreign tourists than domestic politicians. the prime minister on holiday in switzerland said her thoughts were with the injured, and thanked the emergency services for their courageous response. i'd also like to thank the people of london. this is not the first time we have seen an incident of this type on the streets of london. i would like to thank them for their resolve, resilience and determination to make sure that those who seek to exploit these incidents won't be allowed to divide us. less than one and a half years since the westminster bridge attack, once again the area around parliament was in

live now to our correspondent, simonjones, who's outside new scotland yard. what is the latest?fic, saying it has shattered the lives of the family. seven—year—old joel was found dead by firefighters in the early hours of tuesday morning. he had dreamt of becoming a firefighter himself when he became older. his sister and his mother were in the house at the time the fire broke out. they managed to escape by jumping from a first—floor window. we understand his mother is still being treated in hospital. police have been examining cctv and going through the house and today they have arrested two men aged 21 and 29 on suspicion of murder and suspicion of attempted murder and arson with intent to endanger life. they are being questioned in south london. joel urhie's sister pay tribute to him on social media, saying she simply cannot understand what happened. thank you very much indeed. simonjones happened. thank you very much indeed. simon jones reporting. the advertising regulator says amazon has been misleading consumers with a promise of one day delivery on its prime service. the

let's go now to our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford, who's outside new scotland yard for usdeliberate act, are there any clues why? well, extraordinarily almost 36 hours after this car smashed into the barriers outside parliament, the motivation still remains a very open question. the normal procedure if there is a politically motivated attack is for one of three seen your counter terrorism detectives to declare what is called a terrorist incident, and in this case no terrorist incident has been declared. the only explanation is that detectives in their searches have not found anything that suggests a political motivation behind what is called mind set material. yes, royal institution salih khater is being held on suspicion of terrorist offences and attempted murder. but we have found no sign of extremism and detectives appear also not to have found any sign of political motivation. that does raise the possibility there may have been some other motivation if it was a deliberate atact. he had failed his exams at university. was that the motivation? thank you very much. the bb

but we are told moments ago, the scotland yard officials are saying that none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. so, once again, the breaking news from london. they've shut down the immediate area of parliament. the security presence is still very thick there. police are treating it as a terrorist incident. >> we should also note parliament was not in session there on their summer recess right now. but the offices were open. it happened during morning rush hour. obviously a serious situation there. >> as such, there were probably people walking the streets there in the early morning hour there is of london. that is an area that has been the scene of terror. right now, we're not sure exactly what was the reason for this incident. we'll keep an eye on it in london. >>> now to president trump firing back on omarosa calling his former aide deranged and denied her claim that she heard a recording of him using the "n" word. in the same late-night tweet, the president called himself a true champion of civil rights. >> all of this triggered by the release of omarosa's tell-all bo

scotland yard raided the addresses hours after a car slammed into security barriers. they have identified the 29-year-old suspect. born in sudan. he was arrested following the high-speed chase through london. investigators say the man was not known to police before the incident. >>> now to those severe storms rolling through the plains overnight. oklahoma city was hit with heavy rain, gusty winds, hail, and flooding. dozens of drivers were trapped in fast-moving flood waters and had to be rescued. cmesowes aromre submerged underwater. emergency crews had to help a family, including two young children, who were trapped in floodwaters. now for a look at your weather on this wednesday morning. ♪ >>> good morning. well, more showers and thunderstorms likely to hit tulsa, oklahoma, with the heaviest storms leaning toward the northeast and out of the way. for the northeast, clear for today. showers and thunderstorms in the northern portions of vermont and new hampshire. thursday through saturday, another round of drenching showers. with the potential of flash flooding. hazy

we have learnt this week is how incredibly busy counterterrorism detectives still are here at scotland yarde learned that at the end ofjune, 676 live investigations have been run by counterterrorism police and mi5, and that had gone up from 500 injust police and mi5, and that had gone up from 500 in just three police and mi5, and that had gone up from 500 injust three months. the bbc says it will not appeal after losing a high court case about its coverage of a police raid on sir cliff richard's home in 2014. last month, a judge ruled that the corporation had infringed the singer's privacy in broadcasting a police search of his property in berkshire, and awarded him £210,000 in damages. sir cliff was never arrested or charged during the inquiry by south yorkshire police into an historical child sex allegation. today, the bbc said it remained very concerned that the ruling would limit the ability of journalists to report on police investigations. our media editor amol rajan reports. cheering last month, the bbc was found guilty of a serious invasion of sir cliff richard's privacy. the corpor

our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is outside scotland yard.s been a very unusual case. lewis ludlow is an awkward looking, white convert from rochester in kent or converted to islam at the age of 16, was quickly drawn into the world of the well—known radical extremist, anjem choudary. used to appear on demonstrations with anjem choudary‘s supporters, looking slightly out of place, and he recorded the you tube video, saying he'd once been a nazi who converted to islam after muslims had been friendly to him online after a bereavement. by april when he was arrested, he was under extensive surveillance. it been stopped at heathrow a couple of months ago tried to travel to an area of the philippines with well—known links to islamic state. after being stopped at heathrow, before his arrest, he recorded a video pledging allegiance to the leader of so—called islamic state, which was found on a discarded phone. he made a list of potential attack targets in london, including 0xford attack targets in london, including oxford street and madame which he sa

breaking into that you're going to take you straight to new scotland yard press conference happening right now about that instead this morning in front of parliament let's listen in. that vehicle collided with cyclists and pedestrians before hitting a barrier and coming to a stop two people have been taken to hospital while mom has already been discharged and one woman remains in big trees in serious but thankfully non-life threatening injuries another man was also treated at the sea but didn't require hospital treatment. the driver of the fiesta who was alone in the vehicle was arrested at the scene by armed officers who were already laid down. the man is in his late twenty's and he's been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offenses and has been taken to a south london police station where he remains in custody. given that this appears to be a deliberate act the method and this being an iconic site we are treating it as a terrorist incident and the investigation is being led by officers from the counterterrorism. office is a search of a vehicle and no other weapons have been found o

they have now arrested him, that is according to scotland yard in the last few moments. only a few details emerging, firefighters reporting that eight people, including five children, have been seriously injured in a fire. it has been described as near paris, no details as to the type of building at this stage, but obviously more information will come our way on this one in the next little while, we will bring that to you when we have it. the headlines on bbc news. rescue teams step up their efforts to try and reach thousands of stranded families in the indian province of kerala. a british woman who spent ten hours in the water after falling from a cruise liner near croatia has been rescued. the campaign for another brexit vote receives a million—pound donation from the co—founder of fashion label superdry. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's tim hague. thank you very much indeed. good evening, everybody. england capitulated on day two of the third test against india at trent bridge. they were all out for 161, leaving the tourists, who are no

scotland yard assistant commissioner neil basu says the driver, a 29—year—old uk national, is refusingerrorism officers have raided a house in nottingham and two addresses in birmingham are being searched. given this appears to be a deliberate act, the method, and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident, and the investigation is being led by officers from counterterrorism command. parliament is currently in recess. westminster occupied by more foreign tourists than domestic politicians. the prime minister, on holiday in switzerland, said her thoughts are with the injured, and thanked the emergency services for their courageous response. i'd also like to thank the people of london. this is not the first time we have seen an incident of this type on the streets of london. i'd like to thank them for the resolve and resilience they have shown, and their determination to make sure that those who seek to exploit these types of incidents will not be allowed to divide us. less than a year and a half since the westminster bridge attack, once again the area around p

british intelligence are sharing information regarding this morning's incident, but at this stage, scotland yarding threat connected to the attack. jeff. >> glor: debora, thank you very much. still ahead here, an update on the wildfires, and one of the , st unique proposals you've ever seen. get their day back... patients to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing or allergic reactions to your doctor right away. in patients with sickle cell disorders, serious, sometimes

that's been confirmed by scotland yard.tails about what is happening, why this might have happened, but we do know a man has been arrested after a car crashed into security barriers and as you can see quite clearly, it's outside the houses of parliament this morning. as soon as we get more details, we will bring them to you here on breakfast. it is 8:11pm. we were promising to speak to dina asher—smith. dina asher—smith is the first woman in almost 30 years to win three european sprint titles at one championships. now she's being tipped as a possible gold medal winner at the tokyo 0lympics in two year's time. no pressure at all. i can see her smiling. i can see her smiling. she's also the fastest woman in the world this year. before we talk to her, let's look back at a week she'll never forget. commentator: dina asher—smith gets a blistering start and it is gold for dina asher—smith! a new british record! dina asher—smith take the title! 21.89. she has done it again! this is a true contender now. she is one, as other athlet

scotland yard says on monday nearly 7,000 police officers will be on duty, the highest number for sixccording to new information from citizens advice. the charity found those who formally complain about things like damp and mould have a 46% chance of being issued with an eviction notice within six months. the government says new measures to stop so—called retaliatory evictions have been put in place but citizens advice say they haven't worked. smithfield market will celebrate its 150th anniversary this weekend with a street party. trading has taken place on the site for centuries, but in 1868, the city of london corporation officially opened the meat market's current building. many of the traders there today have a long family history at the market. my my dad still works down here. he works for himself. and my uncles have been down here, so have my dad pot of brothers, my grandad on my dad is side and also on my mum's eyed as well, so we've been down here a very long time —— mum's side --'s here a very long time —— mum's side ——'s side. let's have a look at the travel situation now. v

home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at new scotland ya rd daniel sandford is at new scotland yards afternoon. what is your sense? does it look like this was a lone wolf operating by himself or pa rt lone wolf operating by himself or part of a wider conspiracy? it's very early to say. there is a sense here it was a slightly low—level attack, although of course an attack on one of the most iconic sites in the country, and to a degree, an u nsuccessful the country, and to a degree, an unsuccessful attack back to give the man was trying to kill anybody he did not see —— succeed in doing that and it is just the female cyclist injured in hospital but not in a life—threatening condition. police are trying to work out exactly who the man is. he's not cooperating at the man is. he's not cooperating at the moment, they say. i understand there is a belief that he is from there is a belief that he is from the birmingham area and a lot of effort has been put into that. we have a suspect possibly from birmingham, in his late 20s, not cooperating with police and detectives are wanting to work ou

few days, is still back to those 2017 levels, and complacency at this point in this cycle is scotland yard'sbout how you want to be dialing down your risk exposure. it's only going to be a couple weeks, and this will be the longest bull market in u.s. history. to stay andwant make those returns up until the last minute and run the risk of getting stampeded to, as everyone runs off the dance floor at the end of the cycle, that's a tricky thing that investors face, but we've got a reasonably decent set up for asia. we don't look like we will have any huge moves, but some signs of stability. mi: in the new york session earlier, even though we saw broad gains, looking at chinese tech and e-commerce, those stocks got hammered. what were the weights there? >> it's not a good day for some of these names. you can have a look at it here. huawei, the likes of why just weaker earnings, and it has filtered to some of the other tech names, some of the more household names, tencent and alibaba. it was already a weak session for tencent on tuesday. it has now lost more than $150 billion in market value sin