we were speaking to sebastien page of t. and he was saying they are lightening up in these names. do you see that is people like after the -- as people reassess after the incredible rally? amy: they have lightened up, and unfortunately, given the re-rotation in june, people are now asking the question, do i need to go back into these things that had been core holdings for so long? what is the quickest and dirtiest way to do that? it is through options. so you are starting to see very heavy call volume trading, no longer in these meme stocks or reddit rally names, but back into the core growth names. tom: where did that -- jonathan: where does that leave the banks more broadly? amy: from an options perspective, if you look at the option implied moves on all of the financials, they have actually underwhelmed, meaning they had these big implied moves coming into their earnings, and then they tend to be smaller realized options moves, and the selloffs we have been pitching, selling calls on these names we do get this rotation ba

sebastien galy joining us now.get less oil than the market was anticipating, or we get a breakup, we get some sort of everybody going in their own direction kind of scenario, that could been oil going down quite sharply. how do you deal with this situation? do you sit on your hands and wait for one of those things to happen and then react? sebastien: a very uncertain situation. what is most likely to happen is you're dealing with two close allies in these allies are in conflict, they go in public. that means the population is being brought in and that means an escalation process and then a de-escalation process. a de-escalation process can take a week or two weeks or three weeks so we know the deal will be dramatic in the sense it is unexpected. the more likely scenario is does go to three weeks down the road, we will get a deal with the uae and saudi arabia. for now the value is too strong. it is a dangerous moment. next weekend, probably we will get a deal and we'll be able to deal with the summer season thriving

sebastien?— well. it's a difficult question. sebastien? ~' , ., ., sebastien? maybe 2-1 to one or the other team.— the other team. whatever happens toni . ht, the other team. whatever happens tonight. have _ the other team. whatever happens tonight, have lots _ the other team. whatever happens tonight, have lots of _ the other team. whatever happens tonight, have lots of fun _ the other team. whatever happens tonight, have lots of fun and - the other team. whatever happens tonight, have lots of fun and thank| tonight, have lots of fun and thank you for talking to us. you are watching bbc news. so split loyalties in the smith household. but our next guest will be supporting denmark, the danish ambassador to the uk. ijust wonder how you are feeling today. you are going to be at wembley tonight. it's probably difficult to think about anything else today. i am probably difficult to think about anything else today.— anything else today. i am not thinkina anything else today. i am not thinking about _ anything else today. i am not thinking about anything - anything e

further back, kimmy viking and sebastien fettle provided a spot of late dharma but at the front thereatsoever. == of late dharma but at the front there was none whatsoever. -- late drama. delightful— there was none whatsoever. -- late drama. delightful step _ there was none whatsoever. -- late drama. delightful step in's - drama. delightful step in's thousands _ drama. delightful step in's thousands of _ drama. delightful step in's thousands of travelling - drama. delightful step in's i thousands of travelling dutch drama. delightful step in's - thousands of travelling dutch funds. with a 32 point lead in this race he is now very much in the driving seat. andy swiss, bbc news. so an afternoon to forget for hamilton after losing second place, but one to remember for max verstappen who's aiming for his first world championship title. he admitted even he was surprised at how much he dominated the race. the car was on rails. i mean, every tire set we put on, it was really about comic enjoyable to drive and insane. i'm a bit amazed myself how to they went. insane. i'm a bit amazed myself h

dan evans, seeded 22, up against america's sebastien korda at the net.s also pace, persistence, touch. evans has all that. one set each. through sets of three and four, evan struggled to find his best game and he knew it, and he couldn't hide it. he needed a target. poor coach. korda's sisters are elite golfers, his parents were professional tennis players — "genes" can come true. evans was out, but the hill was still at full capacity. i mean, who's going to move when it's you—know—who? andy murray will never lack commitment or bravery, that is him. that isn't always enough, not against an inspired opponent. they gave it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov off was courageous on court. the canadian's aged 22, seeded ten. it showed. the roof was closed, it has helped before. not this time, 6—2 in the third, straight sets, murray. but he is shapovalov�*s hero, the canadian told him at the net and perhaps we should remember the two matches murray won this week and be grateful he was here at all. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. tunisian ons jabeur has

dan evans, seeded 22, up against america's sebastien korda at the net.s parents were professional tennis players — "genes" can come true. evans was out, but the hill was still at full capacity. i mean, who's going to move when it's you—know—who? andy murray will never lack commitment or bravery, that is him. that isn't always enough, not against an inspired opponent. they gave it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov off was courageous on court. the canadian's aged 22, seeded ten. it showed. the roof was closed, it has helped before. not this time, 6—2 in the third, straight sets, murray out. but he is shapovalov�*s hero, the canadian told him at the net. and perhaps we should remember the two matches murray won this week and be grateful he was here at all. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. tunisian ons jabeur has reached the fourth round in stunning fashion, coming from a set down to beat garbine muguruza on centre court. she beat the two—time grand slam winner5—7, 6—3, 6—2. it's the first time she's reached this stage of the competition. i'm very ha

and applause >> jimmy: i'm not finished making fun of these other people [ laughter ] next is up sebastienr of glasses since he was five. [ applause ] oh, that's amazing i've never seen anyone do that >> steve: there you go there you go [ cheers ] ooh. there you go that's got body. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪rs ] it's memorial day. [ air horn ] hey. how's your job with the council going? >> jimmy: let's do this next joke maybe we'll do this next joke. maybe we won't [ laughter ] this next driver is conor daly he was voted "most likely to laugh by saying 'i don't get it.'" [ laughter ] that's pretty cool >> steve: whatev >> jimmy: my truck's pretty cool next up is colton herta. he was voted "most likely to take off his helmet in slow motion and shake out his hair. [ laughter and applause whatever that was all right this one is for marcus ericsson. he was voted "most likely to be a villain in the straight-to-vhs 'mighty duck' sequel." [ laughter and applause and finally our last driver is stefan wilson. he was voted "50-year-old virgin." [ laughter and applause there you go, g

officials say 61 year-old lyle keller went missing yesterday morning from his home on peaks pike road in sebastien and occidental area. keller stands 5 feet 9 and weighs a 165 pounds. the search and rescue team is in the area today. so if you see him, you're asked to call the sonoma county sheriff's office. switching gears. now to talk about our weather this afternoon. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge and it's been a very foggy day really all day long. kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr joins us more on on that fog day. that's the crazy scene out there. >> yeah. and that's good news that we have that because that keeps the atmosphere stable a we had this cloud cover came overhead. it was the monsoon clouds we talk about what's hard to miss that fog out of the clouds in place like that, you don't have the energy of blood below. you don't get the monsoon to do anything. so relatively modest affair. we had today. good news to keep that energy down. 83 antioch 86 for livermore. we're getting some clearing in the southern end of the bay as we speak son as a few hours of daylight. still to go

for many of the protesters and speakers, it is about a lot more than a covid—19 and for sebastien, ito argue with her, even in a nice, calm and rational way where i try to ask questions, or if i straight up disagree and say you are wrong, either way she will end up getting irate at me and saying i am arrogant and i do not listen to her. it is impossible to talk to someone when _ it is impossible to talk to someone when they— it is impossible to talk to someone when they have that level of god complex — the government says it's spending £48 million to try to improve adoption services in england. the aim is to provide better support to families who adopt, no matter where they are in the country. adoption support groups have welcomed the plan. joining me now isjoanne alper who is the director of the agency adoptionplus, which works in partnership with the children's charity barnado's. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. this is about helping other children, siblings and those from ethnic minority groups finding a place. ethnic minority groups finding a lace. . ethnic minority groups fin

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