and so on 99% of what he said was so sharp and so on it and, yeah, unfortunately he is gone but willrgotten nine sports motorsports and as far asi nine sports motorsports and as far as i said he's the biggest icon we had or had. as he suggested, he leaves a very dominant mercedes team here, what id —— what are the ones here, what id —— what are the ones he helped to build he was almost responsible for bringing louis hamilton to the team and they have got to practise today and he had once in every race and i look like they could do it again, they seem ocea ns they could do it again, they seem oceans ahead of everybody else. absolutely, yeah, you're right, and i have to say especially here in monaco, you see the weakness from last year, but they went into a strength, for monaco is about time management to bring the tires up to the front and rear the drivers feel co mforta ble, the front and rear the drivers feel comfortable, it was a real weakness on the last year clark, defendant needed to long to come into play, and now they nailed it, and on the fast track and permanent tracks and a

but hopefully only a short, sharp shock. more on that in a moment.oss the western isles and running down through the north sea we could see a rush of showers being driven in along the east coast during tuesday. sheltered western areas perhaps seeing the best of the drier, brighter weather but it will be a degree or so cooler than it has been, 10—19 as the daytime maximum. moving out of tuesday, the winds will start to fall light and skies will clear. so a chilly start to wednesday morning before another series of weather fronts push in from the atlantic. during the early hours of wednesday, we will start to see it clouding over from the west but with clearer skies further east, the temperatures are likely to fall away and it could be a chilly start for one or two of us with low single figures first thing on wednesday morning. but the cloud and the rain continues to gather and here it will sit across south—west england and wales. so eight degrees as a minimum. three or four along the east coast. we start off on a chilly note but with some sunshine aro

he was very sharp out of the gate. he was very sharp out of the gate.e chose to win the first two, he was almost perfect dealing with that difficult situation with gemma charlie being postponed in that fifth set. but he got the job done. no such luck for cameron norrie or dan evans. no such luck for cameron norrie or da n eva ns. eva ns no such luck for cameron norrie or dan evans. evans had quite a fight against fernando velasco. it was a tough ask against the 23rd seed, eva ns, tough ask against the 23rd seed, evans, the clay is not his favourite surface but he gave it a go and levelled up one set all but furniture started to slip away from him. a bit of a niggle with his right calf and for velasco was playing better and better so he went out in four sets. not really a performance to be ashamed of the. disappointing for cameron norrie as yet again for him he did put up a strong performance but the scoreline did not reflect that. it was not the best for cameron norrie, he was playing a french qualifier and he would have been the favourite going into th

the sheriff office would only say it appears the thee were killed with a sharp object. i reached out to the medical examiner and should have more specific information about the cause of the death on friday. >> nowb neis tell us the family re ntlymoved into that house and didn't know t other families on the street. >> ms 13 gang member pleading guilty to stabbing a man in a l parkingt. video from last april shows the suspect approaching the victim. you can see him in the dark hooded jacket on the right side the screen walking towards the victim. who was in a white t-shirt. officials say he pulled out a knife all because of anrgument that was had happened two months before. >> herinsnto the guy in a parking lot. and recalls that situation. and he says you disrespected me. and proceeds to stab him with a different. kni >> sentencing is set for august 1. he could get up to 15 years on gang charges and another25 for theassault. >> we have more to come. including local teachers calling it quits. this evening the iteam investigates why some teachers don't plan ongoingth back t

is now coming out saying he's got a cap on it and is bowed and looks like it's ready for cover in sharpaviour. that pensive look, very much so. let's turn to the guardian. this story that broke out, people see this now on their newspapers tomorrow morning, i knew defence secretary announcing honesty with exception. this is coming from two levels is it not? the last three orfour two levels is it not? the last three or four years, now high—profile trials that are court—martialed where you have the very famous line, where you have the very famous line, where the guy went to prison on murder and then reduced to manslaughter. the guy you said shuffle off the marshall court. there was a bit of public outcry about our soldiers, you know should this be allowed and secondly, there is the np johnny this be allowed and secondly, there is the npjohnny mercer because there are quite a few mps and beside there are quite a few mps and beside the house, who had served and they are influencing in the department and local government, decisions because they are saying we have served. we have seen action a

they scrimmage on monday what's the key to staying sharp. >> moderation don't go hard every day.ther day maybe ande rest. it's important at this stanl with damarkus cousins coming back from injury. kevin durant not on the court appear andre iguodala not doing a whole lot. they have to get in the weight room or training room get the treatment while at the same time the guys ready to play make sure those guys stay sharp. in between give them rest. >> the warriors are in a unique situation preparing for the finals when they don't know their opponent. how do you prepare logan. >> you designate due assist coaches to each team in finals. the players will figure it out for themselves. they'll play and get ready for the matchup once the matchup is over in the eastern conference. president coaches will present the game plan and get the warriors ready for the final. >> the game plans in case now it's a question whether the series wraps up tonight or goes seven. back to you. >>> all right. moving to baseball, the a's hosting the marine he is at the coliseum. oelktsd foshag the eighth consec

a fight over a failing hardware store decades ago still forcing trains to hit the brakes on a sharp turn. >> originally under it street and they had to move it. they moved it enough to make the turn. >> an amazing story. we will explain it you will see the original report, the political favor behind bar's tight turn in oakland tonight on the new kpix news at 7:00. >>> warriors series with houston taking a sharp right turn. they are fearing the wheels have fallen off. but they have held on long enough for the plane to land in oakland a couple hours ago. . >> home team has yet to lose a game the warriors are happy to be home licking their wounds after losing two street in houston. warriors touchdown late this afternoon in oakland. our photographer noticed a tail number on the airplane that could prove to be a bad omen. >> the tale number on your plane is 666. is that right? >> glad we made it [ laughter ] >> the devil in the details in regards to game four. houston led by 15 in the 4th quarter warriors come storming back. forced overtime. rockets know they dodged not one but two can't bull

we saw late october, early november basically to the lows that we saw in december that was fairly sharp the recovery that we saw thereafter. even though the intraday volatility is low, call it four week, eight weeks and something like that, you can get fairly significant moves in the stock the other thing i would say is it's not overwhelmingly cheap and it's not a huge grow are so my inchination, andist look locking at the july calls, bear in mind that i think they trade the well, give yourself some time for this to play out and that's how you want to make a bullish bet. >> aec wooend where walmart got downgraded and i can't remember the firm, but cut to sell somewhere. >> the technicals sets up as a constructive thing and it's building a lot of steam and the fact that it acts the way it does when you have that negative sentiment downgrade and the way the stock rerecession just don't have to go and how do we pass through the tariffs? they go back to the consumers and at the end of the day this looks constructive and it trades really bell and i think you guysor to something and i like th

. >> the versatility thrown into sharp relief by tragedy. the chief says that young recruits typically gravitate toward law enforcement and then perhaps switch over to firefighting later in their career. it's the versatility that he says is a selling tool when they are looking for recruits as they are right now. in sunnyvale devon feely, kpix 5. >> maybe something other cities will emulate, we will see. thank you for that. >>> a new plan to build california's high-speed rail, way to you here how much it will cost. >>> richmond were a builder has been chosen for a controversial housing development here at bilotti. those opposing the project say the battle is not over. i will have that story coming up. >>> it's the biggest donation of its kind, the bay area tech billionaire who just gave millions of dollars for homeless research. >>> the always gorgeous view looking towards san francisco looks a little different tonight because the onshore flow is lighter and the fog nowhere to be seen. now let's look the other direction, back toward alameda a

stocks did clo sharp lower and it was the bond marke that, it fell to under .2.nvestors are growing more asnvinced that the trade war with china will longer and that economic growth could suffer as a resultnd so whi they were embracing the safety of bonds, investors were reducing risk by selling stocks today and by the close, the industrial averageas down 237 points and that's about the low for the session. the nasdaq felly 29. the s&p was down 23. mike santoli starts us off tonight from the new york stock exchange. >> the stock market has held on to most of its gains for the year during a turbulent month of may, but over the past year, nds have been better to investors thanks in part to the trade war tha is unsettled equities. the drop in the ten-year treasury yield today to a 19-month low under 2.3% highlighted the powerful gain in bond prices which moved in the opposite direction from their yields. this bid for safe assets reflects worries over the global growth outlook which has grown more urgent on trade rules and tariffs. persistently low inflation has also

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. >>> this was a day of sharp contrast in japan. president trump met with that country's new emperor and disagreed with the japanese prime minister on the recent missile tests by north korea anonce again, mr. trump praised north korea's leader kim jong-un. kristen welker is following it all from tokyo. >> reporter: jt hours after th high honor, president trump becoming the first world leader to meet japan's new emperor, the president breaking with his host country d ans own national security advisor on north korea dismissing the country's latest ballistic missile tests. >> it doesn't matter. >> reporter: but for japan in range of north korea's rockets, it does matter. japanese pri minister abe declaring the missile test violate u.n. security counsel resolutions, national secity advisor john bolton ut mr. trump striking a softer note. >> my people think it could have been a violation, as you . kn i view it differently. i view it as a man perhaps he wants to get attention, and perhaps not.kn whs. >> reporter: the president insisting b

that i think is interesting, though, is when this stock starts to make a move it can make a fairly sharpne. take a look, for example, the move that we saw late october, early november basically to the lows that we saw in december that was fairly sharp and the recovery that we saw thereafter. so even though the intraday volatility is relatively low, over some period of time call it four weeks, eight weeks, you can get fairly significant moves in the stock. the other thing i would say is it's not overwhelmingly cheap and it's not a huge grower so my inclination was to keep it simple looking at july 100 calls. bear in mind that i think they trade the well, give yourself some time for this to play out and that's how you want to make a bullish bet. >> a week in which walmart got downgraded and i can't remember the firm, but cut to sell somewhere. >> carter, obviously the technicals sets up as a constructive thing and it's building a lot of steam and the fact that it acts the way it does when you have that negative sentiment downgrade sort of thing, it makes sense and the way the stock recessi

. >>> this was a day of sharp contrast in japan. president trump met with that country's new emperor and disagreed with the japanese prime minister on the recent missile tests by north korea and once again, mr. trump praised north korea's leader kim jong-un. kristen welker is following it all from tokyo. >> reporter: just hours after this high honor, president trump becoming the first world leader to meet japan's new emperor, the president breaking with his host country and his own national security advisor on north korea dismissing the country's latest ballistic missile tests. >> it doesn't matter. >> reporter: but for japan in range of north korea's rockets, it does matter. japanese prime minister abe declaring the missile test violate u.n. security counsel resolutions, national security advisor john bolton agrees but mr. trump striking a softer note. >> my people think it could have been a violation, as you know. i view it differently. i view it as a man perhaps he wants to get attention, and perhaps not. who knows. >> reporter:

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> reporter: desperation turned to success not with classical music, but with his debut album "look sharp tell me that you never wanted my loving ♪ >> reporter: "i'm the man" came next. in the title song jackson played a sleazy huckster characterli pe whatever was saleable to whomever would buy. ♪ so give me all your money 'cause i know you ♪ think i'm funny m can't you helaughing ♪ can't you see me smile 'sm the man ♪ >> reporter: jacksmage in the press was that of an angry young man, helped along no doubt "by songs like "mad at yo ♪ i'm so, i'm so i'm so, i'm so ♪ mad at you >> reporter: jackson had words for the press, t. >> well, i got nothing against the press they wouldn't print iu if it wasn't i think that-- there's a lot of humor in it, you know, a lot of things that were interpreted as angry. i once had a drink with joe strummer with the clash. and he-- he-- he told mereow when they riting songs together, him and mick jones, that they were cracking each other up. and-- and then the reviews would come out and they'd read the reviews, which were very serious and in-- interpreted it

the commonwealth bank of australia has reported a sharp fall profits has reported a sharp fall in profitshree months — after setting aside almost $500 million to compensate customers following a public inquiry. the bank's profits fell by a third to $1.1 billion, after it was forced to refund customers for charging fees on products they didn't use. struggling uk firm metro bank says it's in advanced talks to secure $455 million to strengthen its finances, as concerns remain about the bank's balance sheet. metro's shares have fallen 75% since january, after the bank announced it had a funding gap. the bank expects to raise the cash by the end ofjune. pakistan has agreed a $6 billion bailout package with the international monetary fund, which it hopes will shore up its fragile economy. the country is fighting rising inflation, which hit 8% recently and has seen its foreign currency reserves tumble in recent months. the three—year loan is the 13th time pakistan has secured funding from the imf since the late 1980s. 0ur pakistan correspondent secunder kermani joins us now from islamabad. what

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>> how do you stay so sharp and witty? >> touche. how do you stay so sharp and witty. that's for the entire panel i believe. >> i'm 93. i know how hard it is to get around. age catches up with everyone. >> slowly with surely. if we could be reflective for a appropriate from world war ii to korea to the cuban missile crisis to vietnam, how did your experiences leading up to vietnam help you? >> when i look back i was able to i adapt to everything. but when i look at the totally of my career. they would not have anyone with african ancestry over a caucasian. but i was a detachment commander and all of my pilots were white, so it shows that lev lugs evolu thousand things went in the service. i was 45 then and they were all younger but i got along with them very well. yes, yes, absolutely. >> our fourth panelest had a grandfath grandfather who helped found morehouse, university. tell us about yourself and your history with armed forces. >> good. someone asked why the hell did you go to the army. in 1941, world war ii was kicking out. i graduated from clark college in june

keeping my reflexes sharp. ha, oh! you were just beaten by a rabbit.ven know it. [ ding ] oh, my pizza rolls. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. i'm michael santoli at the new york stock exchange. apple getting hit again today after hsbc slashed price target on ongoing trade tariff worries. losing more than $100 billion in market cap harry wald of oppenheimer for your "trading nation" team today. we've been here before with apple. these kind of sharp sell-offs, testing various support and losing big chunks of market cap. do you see any place where the stock might collect itself here? >> yeah, and in general, i think what the stock does have going for it is that a bid for the technology sector overall does keep for it in general when the market volatility hits our focus shifts to our highest ideas and apple is probably more mixed on a trading basis versus the sector as a whole but i can offer some levels. the stock has corrected into the 100 day moving average and that's going to be the start to support at $180 followed by the gap at 173 and the upside,

that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself.o they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. . charles: attorney general bill barr meeting house speaker nancy pelosi after the national peace officers memorial service on capitol hill. a source said barr saw pelosi in a holding tent, approached her, at some point asked the speaker if she had brought her handcuffs. the source says there was some laughter. we don't know what the speaker's response was. comes a week after pelosi said barr lied to congress and was thus breaking the law. capitalism birthed billionaires and millionaires across the country helping the middle class thrive. that is not to say it doesn't have downsize and growing challenges. jackie deangelis is live to break down what many are saying capitalism's pitfalls. jackie? >> good afternoon to you, charles. that is exactly right. no system is entire perfect. here in the united states, a lot of people criticize capitalism for various reasons, income inequality. what it is doing to businesses in terms of t

. >> this is a sharp person and a sharp candidate who thought well on her feet and she made a lot ofay about this. he would send somebody in her words that basically looked like her. >>> coming up, leaders in the gop single out alexandria ocasio-cortez as a target. >> they're absolutely hoping to be able to use her to demonize the democratic party as a bunch of socialists because she probably is one. ♪ you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. that there's a lobster i in our hot tub?t. lobster: oh, you guys. there's a jet! oh...i needed this. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. we could have been doing this a long time ago. so, you guys staying at the hotel? yeah, we just got married. oh ho-ho!

not quite as sharp though. last time we got down to —6.cold across scotland to the north on wednesday. as the ray ban pushes him from the south, wintry for a time, very strong and cold winds feeding off the north sea as the weather front rows north. it will bite across eastern scotland across wednesday and those winds particularly gusty to the central belt of scotland. northern ireland dodging the worst of the weather. to the south, sunny spells but then look out the heavy, thundery showers on wednesday afternoon. that low brings us almost every type of weather but the kitchen sink on wednesday. it will though start to plant of the north sea for thursday but the tail end remains across the northern half of the uk, still plenty of cloud round, wet weather perhaps, wintry weather over the scottish mountains and disappointing temperatures, a nagging northerly wind behind that low the northern half of the uk. to the south, 15 celsius with some sunshine but it should feel reasonably pleasant. by friday, the picture improves significantly. the l

prisoners were killed in violence between rival gangs officials say some inmates were stabbed with sharp toothbrushes whilst others were strangled brazil has the world's 3rd biggest prison population with many jails suffering from overcrowding as my burghers a journalist in sao paulo he says there wouldn't have been enough security in the prisons to break up the fights. the guards in these cases tend to leave the prisoners to themselves if you like to believe that these riots they these fights they happen in the in the. security area of the prisons we typically the guards are not there more in and out of peripheral area and we need fights break out. some conflicts that is these prisons obviously severely understaffed because brazil's prisons are 200 percent of the full so when these fights break out if you prison officials that are on the ground can control what is going on they know that so they rather don't go and they wait and told the fight is over until things calm down and then maybe they send in negotiators or they call in reinforcements which sometimes takes a while to arrive. su

his issue, a sharp issue -- a sharp increase in migrants crossing our southern border. his solution seems to be tariffs on mexico. and we're watching the dow which is down more than 275 points right now. president trump announced on twitter that he would impose a 5% tariff on all goods from mexico in efforts to force that country to take action to slow the influx of migrants to the u.s. southern border. we'll get details from kristin welker from the white house and national security reporter. and kristin, i want to start with you because i got the sense in talking to administration officials about this that this tariff threat was one hurried out the door to appease president trump and i'm told one reason why the house is doing this now is because the number of southern border crossings dropped in the summer anyway, so they're hoping to be in position to claim credit for something that's almost certain to happen. >> reporter: my sources are underscoring what you're hearing effectively which is that this was done on a short time line. yes, it's done as we approach the sum

for sharp lines every time, frog it!>3 people are under arrest in connection with the brutal murder of a missing pregnant woman this is a really disturbing story police in chicago say the woman's baby was cut from her body after she was killed andy rose has more. >>the detectives finally located the remains of a female in a trash can that were later verified to be 19 year-old mother to be mylan a chore. >>a mother and daughter are now facing murder charges police say clarissa and deseret figaro a strangled expectant mother 19 year old marlin ochoa lopez to death then removed her unborn baby from her womb was some sort of coaxial cable like a cable that's what they used to to strangle marlon but you lopez went missing after she went to a chicago home to pick up a stroller and baby clothes. her newborn was found when paramedics responded to a distress call at the home. police say the figaro is where they're trying to pass the baby off as their own clarissa calls 911 is standing on street with a newborn baby. >>stating that

sharp sharp as far as i feel. we don't know childress is truthful.and of this trial unfortunately due to. the love no children of. the british prime minister offers them he's a vote on a 2nd break senate referendum sham vales changes to how with the old deal to try a 4th attempt at getting it through parliament also ahead. i'm going to reps in the caribbean nation of haiti where the government is being accused of links to a massacre and the council last november. on switch to get which the us tries to tempt countries with cash if they fight its weapons instead of hardware from rivals like china or russia.

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sherrie sharp and her sonjackson, had the operation 27 weeks into pregnancy.spinal procedure isn't a cure, but could mean a child might be able to walk. new figures show that a hundred people have been fatally stabbed so far this year in the uk, amid a rise in serious knife crime in england and wales over the last five years. 83 of the victims were men and 17 were women, and police have brought charges 00:18:41,553 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 in 86 of the 100 cases. 30 deaths were in london, but knife injuries are actually down in the capital by 10 per cent on last year. and in the west midlands, there have been 8 deaths due to knives since january, with the police and crime commissioner, now declaring an emergency, as our home affairs correspondent tom symonds, reports from birmingham. this is what a knife can do to a child's arm in a second. jack, he's14, was robbed and stabbed by strangers in a park in dudley. how many is it, jack? 14. he was very close to having an artery cut, wasn't he? and that would have been very, very serious. yes, really. he was...he's

street fight" made about your 2002 campaign when you were challenging the incumbent machine, mayor sharpe james. >> the last 32 years of your life, you had the same leadership. >> we're going nowhere! we don't need no carpetbaggers coming in here telling us how bad we are. >> a brawl and you were the earnest young reformer fighting the corrupt status quo and your message was crystal clear. new versus old. reform versus corruption. up know. school, jobs, policing. tell me what your message is now that you're running for president of the united states. >> it's very simple, very straightforward. it is this is a nation who built a global reputation for doing impossible things. for bringing people together from diverse backgrounds and accomplishing extraordinary feats of humanity, whether it's expanding the middle class, bigger and better than anybody had ever done before. sending people to the moon. we are at a point now in american society that people are losing faith in our ability to do big things anymore. they feel like the forces tearing us apart are stronger than those holding us togeth

sunshine into northern ireland, and again in that south—east corner, but we can't rule out a rogue sharpwer, but temperatures already into the mid teens, so high teens not out of the question. some of the showers will start to fade away through the evening, and that week where the fund will push its way into east anglia and the south—east corner, don't get too excited, no significant rain for the gardens. and behind it, clearerskies, temperatures falling away, and a weather front will bring more cloud and rain into the far north of scotland. that will be a player later on this week. it has some significance as well. but for tomorrow it is a lovely start, some sunshine coming through, and then we really start to see some showers developing as the heat builds, plenty builds, plenty of sunny spells tomorrow, the only exception being scotland which has some colder airfrom the being scotland which has some colder air from the weather front, and yet it really will start to drag down, this sharp, may be sundry downpours tomorrow, the only exception being scotla nd tomorrow, the only exception b

and a goal for everton by graham sharp!great moment for everton everywhere. 35 years have passed since then in the manage charge now is very aware of the history. some important games in the past history. some important games in the pa st we re history. some important games in the past were some teams made history in this competition. i'm sure it will bea this competition. i'm sure it will be a different game, it will be a different moment in different teams. career defining moment. the captain and the heartbeat of this watford tea m and the heartbeat of this watford team knows that opportunities like this don't come around very often. we have never won a cup so at the massive achievement together but we are on the cusp of doing something unbelievable and something that has never been done here. while you have to enjoy it you also have to know that there is a seriousness to it and go out and try to make history. their journey starts and go out and try to make history. theirjourney starts in and go out and try to make histor

>> we ll run a sharp, clear ecection cpaign which will bring us victory. we will win. we will win in the public will win. amy: for the first time in israeli history, the prime minister has failed to form a new government, forcing an election. could this help kill the trump's administstration's so-called middle east peacace plan? we will l speak to longtime palestinian n diplomat hanana ashrawi, who was recently denied

the card—carrying conservatives, sharp breakfrom the eu.ervatives, who will choose to bet on ‘s next prime minister, are by and large brexiteers. senior conservatives are convinced that the chances of britain leaving with no deal are as high now as they have ever been. parliament might oppose that, but constitutional experts say only the government occurred at a single stroke government occurred at a single stro ke sto p government occurred at a single stroke stop it happening. we can speak now to our political correspondent jonathan blake. we have nigel evans on the safer earlier, admitting really that the party is in a bit of a mess ahead of this leadership contest, and in the meantime we have still got no brexit. and the path to delivering brexit, which the government is going to try, is not finding too much support. certainly from key members of the shadow cabinet this morning, so keir starmer accusing the government of kicking the can down the road and trying an experiment to get parliament to vote ona experiment to get parliament to v

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in particular, italian stocks trading up 0.77% today that comes after sharp underperformance yesterdayn bench mash. green across the board yesterday hua we ei front and center with the fall-out for the european chipmakers and the ban on hua we ei and what it meant for the supply chain to huawei now, verz get back there reverse on the trade that we saw yesterday. the dollar index hit a kpro-week sbra-day high. we are seeing the dollar strength continue today. reason the euro was trading 0.2% lower versus the dollar around the 111 mark the pound losing ground versus the dollar down 0.3% under that 127 handle the pound took a big step down after the formal party talks broke down between conservatives and labor, and we are seeing the pound keep below that 127 level. let's take a look at u.s. futures. of course, the main impact of the huawei ban taking effect on u.s. stocks yesterday. we saw all three major indexes end in negative territory marking back to back losses. now, we are looking, again, just like in europe at a rebound for u.s. stocks. looking atten implied open higher s&p 12 poin

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team gb athlete lynsey sharp who finished ninth in that same 800 metres race in doha this evening toldbc she had been subjected to death threats as a result of describing semenya's inclusion as unfair. it's not me versus her, it's not us versus them, it's like i had bad threats and threats to my family and it's not a position i want to be in. it's really unfortunate the way played out, but i think we can all agree that it's good that there is some sort of solution and no one is going to agree unfortunately and it's a no means i'm like that, it's just been along years. britain's dina asher smith began her season with an impressive win in the 200 metres. the european sprint double champion stormed to victory in doha, in a world leading time of 22.26 seconds. england's cricketers were given a fright by ireland in their "one off" one day international in malahide. in a match reduced to 45 overs a side, england were struggling on 101 for six chasing 199 to win before eventually winning by four wickets. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson reports. spot the new boy, while singing is a lwa ys

china trade conflict trigger sharp sell off on wall street. also on the show a new privacy features take center stage at the first three of google i o. its annual developer conference we go live to our correspondent to get the view from mountain view. and the long road to ensuring low emissions logistics just got a little shorter as germany tests and electric cars way for hybrid trucks. welcome to the w. business i'm joined in berlin thank you very much for joining us the international monetary fund has been urging the u.s. and china to set aside their differences on trade christine lagarde the head of the i.m.f. issued the following warning clearly the tensions between the united states and china are the threat for the world economy markets remain shaken after washington announced plans to more than double tariffs already imposed on two hundred billion dollars in chinese exports the dow dropped more than five hundred points in tuesday trading. and our financial correspondent yes court is on wall street for us a difficult day on the markets bu

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