the fourth one is interesting, i call it sharp or flat. sharp heat is like pins sticking you with the heat, like a prickly heat. a flat heat is like it has been painted, some people call it a broad heat in your mouth. the fifth is the heat level. mild, medium, hot, our heat dashboard scoville heat units. what we have found is asian culture wants the sharp heat, and they want it to be a fast heat that dissipates quickly at a high level. once we knew they wanted the sharp heat, we looked at the new mexico chile varieties, and almost all of them have a flat heat. we found one variety that was hot and had the sharp heat, so we sent some over to asians and said try this one. they said we like this. this is good. now, we literally sent tons of red chile to make kimchi, to do noodles and stuff, because we realized that is what they meant by quality. they could not explain it to us, but that was it, the heat profile. the reason we were interested in this is that if you think of the food industry, they want a fast heat that dissipates quickly, you

sharp or flat? sharp is like sticking with the heat. flat heat is like a broad heat in your mouth.evel, mild,heat medium, hot. we found asian culture once that sharp heat and they wanted to be a fast heat that dissipates quickly at a high level. we went and looked back at the varieties and almost all of them had flat heat. we found one friday that was sharp with a high heat. we sent people back to try. they said they liked it, he it was good. so now we had chile to make likei, noodles, stuff that. we realized that was the quality. they could not explain it, but profile.the heat we were interested in it because if you think of the food industry, they want to a fast heat that dissipates quickly. medicinenet chile heat is used , ointments, ligaments, that is how you kill pain, you are heat forn a little pain. so we were starting to make chile that would be medicinal besides the food industry. chile pepper's is one of the few agriculture types. it adds about $5 million annually to the economy. look at the raw economy, $50 million. but it is worth 10 times that when you look at the proc

the next one is what i like to call it sharp or flat. sharp is like sticking with the heat. flat heat is like a broad heat in your mouth. the fifth is the heat level mild, medium, hot. is asian culture wants that sharp heat and they wanted to be a fast heat that dissipates quickly at a high level. once we discover that, we found that almost all of ours had the flat heat. hadound one variety that the sharp eat. we sent people back to try. they said they liked it, he it was good. --, they said it was good. so now we had chile to make kimchi, noodles, stuff like that. we realized that was the quality. they could not explain it, but that was the heat profile. we were interested in it because if you think of the food industry, they want to a fast heat that dissipates quickly. medicinenet chile heat is used in, ointments, ligaments, that is how you kill pain, you are putting in a little heat for pain. so we were starting to make chile that would be medicinal besides the food industry. chile pepper's is one of the few agriculture types. it adds about $5 million annually to the econ

shows up at this court case the question being where they actually property or not and sharps answer is this is mass murder this is just plain mass murder this is not about property rights these are human beings. the judge actually up held the insurance companies and which refused to pay insurance on the murdered africans and that was vaso who brought this to the attention of granville sharp it was granville sharp then turned it into a big issue that helped to mobilize public opinion in britain. vaso was one of the most fervent english abolitionists. born in one area he was deported at the age of eleven to the caribbean. when he was twenty one he managed to buy his freedom while passing through england. in his autobiography published in seventeen eighty nine he recounted his experience of the middle passage down in the hold until a vibrant plea against slavery. facing the nations that are reduced into the rank of an object the negro reclaimed his voice. gentlemen. such a tendency as a slave trade to the gorge man's mind and heart in them to every feeling of humanity. it is they fate

this is precisely why i am creating "sharp," the office of sexual harassment and assault response and to remedy the complaints, and having transparency and developing policies to improve the systemic responses to sexual assaults and sexual harassment in san francisco. i'm looking to establish a team of three employees for the sharp office, one staff member will be tasked with interacting with sexual harassment survivors and their advocates to navigate through options for remedy. and one staff member will collaborate with the city departments and community agencies to gather data, understand current patterns of violence on the ground and have yearly reports with policy recommendations. and the sharp director will provided meiation between survive -- mediation between survivors and written guidance to remedy mistreatment and to proceed with cases. the director will also serve as the public spokesperson and liaison with the board of supervisors and the mayor. instrumental to the work of the sharp office will be to collaborate with the department on the status of women, to bring upon -- t

shows up at this court case the question being where they actually property or not and sharps answer is this is mass murder this is just plain mass murder this is not about property rights these are human beings. and the judge actually up held the insurance companies and which refused to pay insurance on the murdered africans and that was vaso who brought this to the attention of granville sharp it was granville sharp then turned it into a big issue that helped to mobilize public opinion in britain. vaso was one of the most fervent english abolitionists. born in one area he was deported at the age of eleven to the caribbean. when he was twenty one he managed to buy his freedom while passing through england. in his autobiography published in seventeen eighty nine he recounted his experience of the middle passage down in the hold and delivered a vibrant plea against slavery. facing the nations that have reduced him to the rank of an object the negro reclaimed his voice. gentleman. such a tendency as a slave trade to debauch man's mind and heart in them to every feeling of humanity . it

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also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across the east of scotland.ut it's further south, with all that sunshine, that we are going to be seeing the hottest of the weather. the red colours returning to the map and i think top temperatures friday afternoon are likely to reach 31 or 32 degrees down towards the south—east of england. it could hit 33 celsius in one or two places. further north, though, it is a different feel to the weather, with temperatures in the mid—205. then, as we head through friday evening and overnight into saturday, then mostly it is a gay looking, dry, that showery rain clears off towards the east. quite warm and humid, really wherever you are, i think, moving through in the early hours of saturday morning. for most of us temperatures between around 12—19 degrees. it is high pressure that will take hold of our weather, heading through the weekend, building its way in from the west. so it is looking dry for much of the country. not everywhere, there is the chance of seeing a few showers, and a bit more cloud, across northern and

shows up at this court case the question being where they actually property or not and sharps answer is this is mass murder this is just plain mass murder this is not about property rights these are human beings. the judge actually up held the insurance companies and which refused to pay insurance on the murdered africans and that was vaso who brought this to the attention of granville sharp it was granville sharp then turned it into a big issue that helped to mobilize public opinion in britain. i was one of the most fervent english abolitionists. born in one area he was deported at the age of eleven to the caribbean. when he was twenty one he managed to buy his freedom while passing through england. in his autobiography published in seventeen eighty nine he recounted his experience of the middle passage down in the hold until it a vibrant plea against slavery. facing the nations that have reduced him to the rank of an object the negro reclaimed his voice. gentleman. such a tendency as a slave trade to debauch man's mind and heart in them to every feeling of humanity . it is their fa

of percentage terms today, it was actually a sharp and depreciation back in 2012.ime that the government of iran not only survived each one of the tests the united states imposes on it but it in fact gets stronger internally with internal cohesion, and stronger in terms of the ability to project influence throughout the region. those in the trump administration who think they can really slam iran, i think theireed to look back at own records, many in the reagan administration when the efforts were tried and failed. >> we have seen massive protests in iran. could it make the difference? >> we have seen protests for many years. back in 2012, the most recent effort -- episode which looks similar to this one were president obama imposed crippling sanctions. we saw a plunge of the iranian , and we also saw back in 2009, the 1990's. the islamic republic of iran is a revolutionary regime or government. and overe stood up through not just an american dominated government but a monarchy of the thousand years. this is their system, warts and all. protests, we are seeing this

they have these great lofty sales, white wings of canvas over very thin sharp holes. they were built for speed overcapacity. you have several great naval architects, they masterminded their creation in shipyards in boston and the east river of new york, and when i first started writing the book, i tried to write initially about the naval architect and shipbuilder donald mckay of boston who built such wonderful ships as the flying cloud, the romance of the sea, these wonderful poetic names and then i ran into a research night when i discovered most of his archives were destroyed by a flood. i was rather stuck when it came to research after i got the contract. then i was watching ken burns documentary on the roosevelt. they came out in 2014 i came across the name warned delano in my research and then he was featured on the ken burns documentary. he was the maternal grandfather of franklin delano are roosevelt and the father of sarah delano. sarah delano was a very fierce and productive mother of her only son franklin. then i began wondering a yankee to the core, what pr

you can see sharp's one-year down by more than 25%.s it will reassign its employees that have been affected. haidi: one to watch in today's session. we will get back to our top story of worsening trade tensions between china and the u.s. wilbur ross signaled more pain ahead unless china changes its whole economic system after beijing said it would never surrender to u.s. threats. statements coming from trump. he says china is not too happy with him. see if he has anything more to say about this potential trade war developing between washington and beijing. tom, he is not wrong. i imagine beijing is not terribly happy with the u.s. president at the moment. both sides keep saying they are still open to negotiations. yet their rhetoric just keeps escalating. yes.that is right, we heard from the u.s. trade representative talking about the need to give washington and a u.s. optionality when it comes to this trade dispute in terms of this decision to escalate tariffs. we also heard from wilbur ross, the commerce secretary, saying this is abo

she had a very sharp bow and sharp stern and of the shaped bottom. she was the first and foremost for speed and see which sailed from china to new york from an average speed of 160 days to may be in 1848, she made the record in 74 days, so this is a tremendous revolution in terms of speed and if you got tea first to market the first tee pickings from china to new york, of course, that cargo fetches the highest price took many other clippers follow in her wake built along the sea which is model. warren delano built a clipper also designed by john willis griffiths and soon after the ship was finish what really through few want to file was the construction of bigger larger clippers was the discovery of gold in california territory recently taken from mexico and the discovery of gold was announced you had over 120,000 people from the east coast migrating to california in search of great riches, the largest migration in us history up to that time. san francisco would grow from a village of around 2000 people, a little fishing village to a major metropolis

also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across the east of scotland.be seeing the hottest of the weather. the red colours returning to the map, and i think top temperatures friday afternoon likely to reach 31 or 32 degrees down towards the south—east of england, could hit 33 celsius in one or two places. further north, though, it is a different feel to the weather with temperatures in the mid—20s. then as we head through friday evening and overnight into saturday, most places again looking dry and that showery rain clears off to the east. quite warm and humid really wherever you are i think moving through into the early hours of saturday morning. for most of us, temperatures between around 12 and 19 degrees. it's high pressure that will take hold of our weather heading through the weekend, building its way in from the west now. so it is looking dry for much of the country, not everywhere, i think there is the chance of seeing just a few showers and a bit more cloud across northern and north—western parts of the uk. further south, clearer skies. light w

lane took the sharp left turn moving westward. now there is a tropical storm warning for all of the big island and there is flooding in certain areas across the big island. a slide at one of the major roads across the island and some voluntary evacuations in hilon. this particular location, we had -- hilo. in this particular location, we had six or seven hours of rain dumping down. crickets. the rain has stopped. the wind. there is almost none now. we are waiting for the next band if it comes from the hurricane. many other islands of hawaii remain under hurricane warning right now. the big question is honolulu and oahu. the island with honolulu county. population is 400,000. how close will lane come to it and how will people fare there? they are concerned of flooding in honolulu. easier to deal with it on the big island where they are accustomed to rain. honolulu is not looking forward to this and people battening down the hatches there. back to you. >> miguel marquez live for us in pahala. thank you. >>> a new advisory from the n

the fourth is sharp or literall hours in some people when they consume it? the third one flat. sharp heat is like pins sticking you with the heat like flat heat eat, the is like it's been painted. some call i had a broad heat in your mouth. the fifth is the heat level. mild, medium, hot. what we found is asian culture wants that sharp heat and they want it to be a fast heat that dispatriots quickly at a high level. so once we knew, we looked at the new mexico chili varieties and almost all had the flat heat. we found one variety that was hot that had the sharp heat. try this one. they said we like this. this is good. now we literally send tons of ed chili to do noodles and stuff because we realized that's what they meant by quality. they couldn't explain it to us but that was it. the heat profile. and the reason we were interested is that if you think of the food industry, they want a fast heat that dispatriots quickly. product. re medicine that the chili heat is used in, in a lot of ointments, you'll see out there, product. medicine that the chili heat is used ointments, lynnm

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she's the star of "sharp objects" on hbo. is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he just received an emmy nomination for his performance on hbo's "barry." henry winkler. the one, the only henry winkler is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's a very funny comedian, he's a dear friend of ours, and his new book "hits and misses" is available now. simon rich is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] now, before we get to all that, here at "late night" every night, i deliver a monologue compromised of jokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk that, due to my being a straight white male, would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so we'd like to share them with you now in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so, these are two of our writers amber and jenny. >> i'm black. >> and i'm gay. >> and we're both women. >> seth: and i'm not. [ laughter ] so here's how this works. i'll read the s

shows up at this court case the question being where they actually property or not and sharps answer is this is mass murder this is just plain mass murder this is not about property rights these are human beings. and the judge actually up held the insurance companies and which refused to pay insurance on the the murdered africans and that was vaso who brought this to the attention of granville sharp it was granville sharp then turned it into a big issue that helped to mobilize public opinion in britain. was one of the most fervent english abolitionists. born in one area he was deported at the age of eleven to the caribbean. when he was twenty one he managed to buy his freedom while passing through england. in his autobiography published in seventeen eighty nine he recounted his experience of the middle passage down in the hold and delivered a vibrant plea against slavery. facing the nations that have reduced him to the rank of an object the negro reclaimed his voice. gentleman. such a tendency as a slave trade to debauch man's mind and heart in them to every feeling of humanity . it

shows up at this court case the question being where they actually property or not and sharps answer is this is mass murder this is just plain mass murder this is not about property rights these are human beings. the judge actually up held the insurance companies and which refused to pay insurance on the the murdered africans and that was vaso who brought this to the attention of granville sharp it was granville sharp then turned it into a big issue that helped to mobilize public opinion in britain. was one of the most fervent english abolitionists. born in one area he was deported at the age of eleven to the caribbean. when he was twenty one he managed to buy his freedom while passing through england. in his autobiography published in seventeen eighty nine he recounted his experience of the middle passage down in the hold and delivered a vibrant plea against slavery. facing the nations that have reduced him to the rank of an object the negro reclaimed his voice. gentlemen. such a tendency as a slave trade to debauch man's mind and heart in them to every feeling of humanity . it is t

as the congresswoman said, it could be sharp. i love john mccain, it is like loving loving a porcupine, he would jab you at every juncture. one of my favorite moments, after the campaign i was doing a television show on competing network and got irritated with the other person on the show and sort of lost my temper on the air, it wasn't the best moment. i got off the set and my cell phone rang and it was john mccain, you need to learn to control your temper and just started laughing. >> you brought up something at the beginning of this interview, you talked about john mccain, the senator, as a family man and in that letter he wrote, he said, i'm the luckiest person on earth and wbt on to say owe the satisfaction to the love of family. never had a wife and children that he is prouder of than i am of mine. watching the video of his family there paying in a sense a few days here final respects among the public now. they have had private days. but, family dynamics can be complicated and being on the campaign trail as a family can be

he had sharp elbows.s, and yet in all of my years dealing with the man it made me love him even more, even when i knew at times when he loathed me, he was a straight shooter who spoke his mind, and he was exactly what america needed not only in the 1960s in vietnam, the courage that he showed, the extraordinary strength he showed, but also in the age of trump. a mon wa whman who just didn't t a tweet from a blustery president because he had been through hell and back and he could put up with it. >> absolutely. as the greek said, character is destiny, and his character as a young man, both before his captivity and afterward, were those salient elements that you just described. he was a young man who i think graduated fifth from the bottom of his class at annapolis, and i think as he once put it rarely met members of the opposite sex or fermented liquid that he did not enjoy, i think was one way he framed it. and then he was tempered and shaped in that caldron of captivity in vietnam, and emerges at once re

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spells of sunshine and feeling warmer again but watch out for sharp showers across the north—east ofernoon. highs on monday 19—23 in england and wales and northern ireland, but a bit cooler in scotland. scotland and northern ireland will keep the chance of further rain through tuesday and wednesday, try a further south across much of england and wales with spells of sunshine and feeling warmer “— with spells of sunshine and feeling warmer —— drier further south. this is bbc world news today. our top stories. an airline employee has died after stealing and crashing a plane in seattle. he was 29. turkey's president erdogan accuses the united states of trying to bring his country to its knees and warns that he'll look for new allies. chemical giant monsanto is ordered to pay nearly $300 million in damages to a man who claims its weedkiller caused his cancer. i'm glad to be here to help with this situation after i learned about roundup and glyphosate and everything, i'm glad to be here, to be able to help, but the cause is way bigger than me. and sprinter dina asher—smith wins her second

a woman si ckedit up and posed for photos but then, the falcon suddenly became agitated its razor sharp talons into another woman's hand. he is now in the hospital with an infection. >> this bird goes inside my house. i'm in a lot of pain. >> she is now being treated at the cpmc vernal campus. the woman with the injured hand is one of the hospital's first patients. >>> if you are planning on taking bart in the east bay, you might have to hop on a connecting bus. no train service between the west oakland and lake merritt stations and west oakland and 19th street stations. ac transit will be offering a free bus. they are work on track repairs and infrastructure upgrades. it's the second of four planned closures. the next one takes place on labor weekend. >>> the silicon valley pride festival got going in san jose. andrea nakano was there. >> reporter: a large party with a guest list of roughly 10,000 people danced the night away at the plaza of caesar chavez. they moved it for a specific reason. >> we want to have our own identity. >> reporter: he says this event is to recognize the lgbtq

a sharp limit that much we can do at ann time with that conflicting use of the same radio space. there are some trade-offs if we have more wireless mobile andd moreco competition in the mobili space or preserve therwav airwas literally set aside for broadcast television that's for the most part is still with us. as we say here today we have 49 over the air channels for television reserved that aree doing exactly what they are supposed to do in 1952 to deliver i love lucy.tellit those days are gone now we use cable and satellite now the value of the bandwidth isations enormously higher for the mobile applications in fact i have, teenage daughters i see on television they think i neednte' something streamed or if we have chained them to the internetnolg whether the 4gy technology or e wi-fi connection from our broadband network. that isn't television to them as defined by the fcc in 1952 in the allocation table so the regulators have a hard time moving past that and they knowta that to be fair a lot of people in washington who do work for the federal government that are trying and

that looks to be the main focus and just to the west of maui you are wahoo it takes a sharp left and heads south of kawai and becomes category one. rain looks to be the main focus. there could be some isolated 20 inch amount and 10 - 15 for others. some of the outer bands hitting the big island. the focus looks to be a wahoo with some heavy duty rain. we have a fog bank in chase -- in place. it will stick around for a while. 60s online. even east bay temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. everyone is close even by the bay. 60 elsa brontk. 60 brentwood. temperatures really are stuck for gusts at 25, a little stronger than yesterday. fog up and down the coast. lows are held up and we will see a continuation of this cooler pattern even to the valley over the next few days. look for highs in the 60s and 70s. there were probably be a little coastal drizzle in the mix all the way into the weekend. let's go over to sell. super commute time? >>> that's right. we are looking at the super commute and the traffic is going to be okay for most of these drives early in the morning. 80 westbound, vaca

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like to see what you can do on this i'll tag you i'll fist bump you >> the stock has made a really sharpnd one of the things i want to do is a risk of a move right here. >> it wasn'rrants their optionsd as tim pointed out, the valuation of the stock is extremely high the valuation of the option is also extremely high. how can we get long this stock and reduce our risk and i was looking out to october and you can buy the 47 1/2, and spend the calls and spending $2.65 and exposure and take a note, by the way, you're looking at 25% worth of upside that you'll be able to capture from the stock's current price while you're risking call it 6% of the current stock praise so that's really the risk/reward relationship we're looking at here and we're seeing that the stock can make these kinds of sharp moves and this way we're mitigating the risk if it doesn't go the same way. >> ground zero for pot in the u.s. what do you think, dan >> don't do drugs. stay in school, but here's the deal, and you're of age, fine, have at it maybe up in canada, and i think it's pretty interesting and the stock's in

at one point reverend sharp was talking about martin luther king jr.nd the early days of the movement and having a hard time raising money. i believe we do have it. >> we remember her legacy because she sang a song for all of us. she was a sound track of the civil rights movement. if you track where we are, you can follow where aretha had us. >> he went onto talk about how franklin went to several cities to have a concert and raise money for the movement. >> to be the queen of soul in the '60s as the movement is rising and doing its thing, she was just the perfect voice for that movement. she was the perfect sort of stirring and element that sort of gave people purpose and gave them a chance to rise and i think about a song like "respect" like you just called out. it is about female respect. it is about female empowerment. >> yeah. >> at the same time it is a beautiful song that men can get along with, too. men don't have to feel like i am pushed aside when we are talking about respect. she makes these great records. it never leaves soul music and ente

sharp elbows, sharp leads. they were the way forward. >> so a pretty bold and obviously you were true to yourself and true to your politics. how were you received in the chamber and did they know what you were going to say? did you have to sort of warn people what you were going to say. >> good heavens no. i was there. i wasn't guaranteed to be called. no one is guaranteed to be called in that sense. certainly, i remember when i kicked off with what i was saying. there was a certain amount of barrac bar racking from the conservative benches. that died down. >> we're in the focus of so much women. many too, women running for office. women trying to really finally try to change the scales of inequity. would you call yourself a feminist. >> i think i would. in the sense of it being more than demonstrating your a feminist by burning your bra. i never burned a bra in my life because i don't wear them. if i could just cut to the bottom line about all of this as far as i'm concerned. i just say in the united kingdom.

pointed out that they've only had five quarters of earnings results and that they have had fairly sharpings and that's typical. if they have an ipo usually it's the first few earnings results where you will see the most violent moves and it doesn't matter if it's a big company like facebook or a smaller one like snap. this is a consistent pattern that over time investors become more acclimated to the stock and their expectations are basically more measured and you don't see big gaps which is why you have a 17% implied move and it may look small in a historical context. >> for the viewer, this is a volatility trade for all intents and purposes so the worst-case scenario, the premium that you have at risk and you're selling the short data and what's the worst-case scenario how can that get wiped out if you had some crazy sort of move >> if it gapped slightly higher. the worst case is 80 cent which is is not huge >> got it. okay still ahead, tesla posting its best week in five years up more than 17% so it the stock finally back on track? plus, you've got a question for one of the traders s

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point i would make sheer is thhere is tf the move is already done if i thought it was going to be a sharpove i wouldn't be selling any options at all >>> now to the hottest tech stock of the year. that's advanced microdevices the chip stock is up 80% in 2018 and hitting its highest level in more than a decade earlier this week dan, you think it could be right for a further breakout >> last week this company guided below where street consensus was but it didn't matter the stock went up. for a stock that's up 80% on the year, acting really well despite bad news, makes me feel like something's kind of going on here an $8 billion market cap it's got a really great balance sheet just not a whole heck of a lot of debt. net just a few hundred million the thing is doing better than intel and a bunch of areas something that it hasn't done in a long time. i think this is really important. there was a time last year when these guys were growing sales in chips for crypto mining. the company just guided the second half of this year to crypto mining sales down 50% you basically take a lot of risk out o

also the chance of a few sharp showers breaking out across the east of scotland.e are going to be seeing the hottest of the weather. the red colours returning to the map and i think top temperatures friday afternoon are likely to reach 31 or 32 degrees down towards the south—east of england. it could hit 33 celsius in one or two places. further north, though, it is a different feel to the weather, with temperatures in the mid—20s. then, as we head through friday evening and overnight into saturday, then mostly it is a gay looking, dry, that showery rain clears off towards the east. quite warm and humid, really where ever you are, i think, moving through in the early hours of saturday morning. for most of us temperatures between around 12—19 degrees. it is high pressure that will take hold of our weather, heading through the weekend, building its way in from the west. so it is looking dry for much of the country. not everywhere, there is the chance of seeing a few showers, and a bit more cloud, across northern and north—western parts of the uk. further south, clear

spells of sunshine and feeling warmer again but watch out for sharp showers across the north—east ofa bit cooler in scotland. scotland and northern ireland will keep the chance of further rain through tuesday and wednesday. drier further south across much of england and wales with spells of sunshine and feeling warmer. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. the manufacturer of one of britain's most popular weedkillers — roundup — is insisting that it is safe — after a court in the united states awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to a man who says it caused his cancer. the turkish president insists his country is not going bankrupt. the lira hit record lows against the dollar after president trump doubled tariffs on imports of turkish steel and aluminium. an airline employee who stole an empty passenger plane from seattle airport is thought to have died after crashing on a nearby island.

the $5 you collect you're spending $45 at, which is the level we were trading it before we saw this sharpright here. >> just taking a look right now at the probability of profit here you can see that the chances that this thing expires are about 50/50, but it's going to be 61% chance that it will not violate the $45 level and right here i have a situation. >> i like this that's a nice chart. >> so this is a trade where you will probably have a good chance of making money and you're collecting 10% in just over four months >> what do you think of this trade? i'm swiping right on this one and i'll tell you why. after such a massive again here, to do an after-money put, i know that it is 10% of the stock price here, but when you think how gappy this has been, it went down 20% on that faceback announcement back in may it seems like the real risk here with 50% short interest is, you know, that you have these competitive shorts and that's why you had the move because of the short interest this week it seems kind of tight to me >> in terms of the price action, and they had results the stock was 1

tomorrow, spells of sunshine but also some sharp and maybe thundery showers.not reaching the far north of scotland. south—east england seeing little rain. a much milder night, lows between 12 and 17 celsius. parts of northern ireland and scotland were close to freezing last night. sunday is looking messy, low pressure to the west, france working their way east. should be out of the way of northern ireland —— fronts working their way east. a band of rain working east out of wales into england and a band of rain slowly moving north through scotland. behind the main, england and wales, sunshine and maybe thundery showers. windy for the western isles of scotla nd windy for the western isles of scotland and south—west england seeing a brisk breeze. elsewhere a gentle seeing a brisk breeze. elsewhere a ge ntle to seeing a brisk breeze. elsewhere a gentle to moderate wind. highest between 19 and 22, but 14—16 in scotla nd between 19 and 22, but 14—16 in scotland where the rain will be slow to clear. some brightness in the borders through the evening. dry for much of

as we move through the senate into friday morning we continue to seek sharp showers piling into the northws. 7— 12 degrees. —— comfortable night. largely quite across england and wales. we will see sharp showers out to the north—west, some filtering down into thejessie gap and north midlands. look at the temperatures. it isa midlands. look at the temperatures. it is a similar story on sunday. we start off on a chilly night. saturday a good deal of dry weather in the story. it will not be a scorcher. 13— 20. that is going to lead to quite a chilly start to sunday morning with this ridge of high pressure building before the next front porches in from the west. chilly enough maybe in sheltered glens and parts of scotland for a touch of frost. more rain to arrive on sunday, bank holiday monday looks promising. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. trading fresh blows — the us slaps new taxes on $16 billion worth of chinese goods — and beijing responds in kind. plus tyred of unfair competition — why some us firms are backing president trump on trade. and the markets, in asia, stock

i don't think i would go that far sophia i think it reflects the very sharp political dividing lines right now in our country and not just between the democrats and republicans but between within the parties themselves i think the democrats are struggling to reestablish their identity to decide what part or wing of the democratic party will move forward into the next election cycles and i think the republican party is trying to decide how much it supports the president some do some don't as you know i'm not the true betraying any secrets here so i think there is there are various conflict and tensions and instabilities within both parties again having watched this for much of my over sixty years i have seen other times in our country when we've seen just as confused and dazed and we generally emerge out of it stronger than we enter that so i'm overall confident that we'll get out of this phase that we're in stronger than we were before we entered it so one terror attack has already been prevented thanks to the cia sharing intelligence with moscow and put it has personally thanked the