shire is up 2.3%. shire shares getting a little bit of a lift from that.ought i would put adidas up there because germany's early exit from the notedcup, there was a that we could see shares go up. i was good to have some fun with that, matt is not here for the record. nejra is winning. the word of the morning is shock. as only applying to germany. it may apply to nejra at some point. j.p. with us, karen, morgan asset management. let's go to deutsche with a different angle. you probably talk more specific banks, but let's talk about the wider european space. only for banks year to date in europe are in positive territory. most are deep in the red. i know u.s. banks are deep in the red as well. coming back to our early conversation about europe. theoretically, if europe is going to be better, these are the place. it is quite yet to be quite a turnaround story. karen: you think about the competitiveness driving that weakening. negative interest rates persisting. slowing recovery, lack of credit demand, that is the concerned that has crept in. there's also th

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britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there and can bury shire hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm selfish ever not said a fifth out world cup two thousand and eighteen is in full swing here in russia streets are flooded with hands and tourists especially here behind me in a red square but what does that mean for the players on the ground when i ask a legendary french football player a winner of the world cup and here are a couple christian. biggest sporting events in the world is heating up the future world cup is moving into the playoffs stage when there are no second chances and everything is at stake how do the world class players deal with the world class pressure who will break down under the weight of expectations and who will thrive under it and what exactly does it take to emerge victorious in the grease stage sports has to offer. christian hi welcome to our show it's really great to have you with us so are you finding moscow so far are you enjoying it yeah i do so because first of all it's very attractive. so for everybody going to d

britannia go britannia well it turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in kemah berry shire thank. you welcome back well now let's talk football shall we the world cup has already reached is halfway mark sixteen teams have been sent packing at the end of the group stages meaning to sixteen remain in the race to be crowned champions the first knockout games will be played on saturday with argentina and strongest clashing in cars down and then or to go and you're a guy that you can still change the loses all beach much will be out of the tournament the winners will go through to the quarterfinals. and some teams and their fans have of course already been sent packing but not people capturing their experiences in photos and videos taken around russia so our team have started to compile some of the best of these if you can check them out on our son's eye view project which is online at r.t. dot com. was. to thank. god. it. was. her. thinking. those days final group games didn't have as much at stake as some of the previous ones it was more a matter of finding out who would play

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well turns out they're all going to be picking fruit out there in temporary shire. the. current american administration is raising tariffs and revising old trade agreements when america sneezes can the rest of the world avoid contracting protectionist fever. for the world with russian men and sarkozy. the largest international congress on the problem of july seventeenth twenty second so write your part business program interactive exhibition. forum dot com. it's audio so i didn't say you know as the two time champions i send packing for the world cup by a feisty from. and in other news ahead of his comments. love it may appear to donald trump again stuns the media into a frenzy after saying he doesn't rule out recognizing crimea as a part of russia. although divisions in us society could be more dangerous than folks with a new poll finding nearly a third of americans believe a simple war is possible within the next few years. you. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international we've got the world news headlines coming up later but first it's time to get our heads

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contest where >>> late chef and tv host, anthony bourdainisbeing remembered at the gramercy bar on whil shire boulevard where he committed suicide while on location in france filming an episode of his tv show. he was a frequent visitor to southern california for his various shows. >>> some san francisco residents woke up to the sound of a fire alarm that was apparently set off by an intruder who broke into their building. abc 7 news was at 19th and castro streets when people cleaned up the damage from yesterday morning's break-in. tenants tell us the man rang their doorbell several times before breaking in and set off a fire sprinkler on the top floor around 5:00 a.m. >> he was yelli my husband was holding the door shut while trying to hold the towels and things so we wouldn't get more water damage. >>> neighbors say the water damaged a business on the ground floor. one resident grabbed a hockey stick to protect himself and his wife. police arrested the man. no one was hurt. >>> oh, my. this is a victorious roar erupting in san jose during mexico's win in yesterday owes world cup match. the t

we're talking about the beltway, outer loop nearha new shire. problem blocking the lane.our mile backup. full details coming up. >> reporter: crime tape is still up. officers still oro thed hours after a police-involved shooting left one man dead. j i'mtin finch with neighbors concerned in a live reportn "news 4 oto >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> developing this morning, neighbors in one neighborhood disagree with police about what led up to a deadly police -- ory deadl officer-involved shooting. this happened yesterday on first street southeast. >> news 4's justin finche is l in southeast with more on this shooting, what we know about this at this point. justin? >> reporter: aaron,ti angie, working to learn the name of that male who was killed here orsterday. thisng we have been watching for hours as police keep the tape up here. officers still on the ground. their investigation still ongoing this morning. andhey hopehat investigation will help to answer some of neighbors questions and from neighbors we have this cell phone video showing the aftermath o that sho

sharing this light hearted moment on stage while opening up a new bridge in chess shire before visitingl rformancesy childr. >> thevent had been designed to think that the queen is interested and things that meghan is interested in. >> markle has been fullyembrace queen taking her on this engagement less than a month after being. >> she is embraced by the royal family and she is by her side. >> ten months after her we hadding that the kate the duchess of cambridge went on a solo. but meghan has jumped into royal life since her wedding. >> great pictures there. >>> new details about the long awaited report from the department of justice. >> if anyone else shows up in this report to have done something that requires termination, we will do so. >> and the explosive new text messages revealed in that report. >> plus more protests tonight over the trump administration so-called >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. 35 kid and adults were hazmat a swim club in south san jose. the fire department says pool chemicals mixtu

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and mind of the fact that he cited red hen as filthy, shire show you this report from the florida inspectorate trump's restaurant, it has been cited 78 times in three years. it was dated ten times last year and this report was done injanuary two weeks before the japanese prime minister arrived so maybe people in glass houses are very posh houses should not throw stones. whenever president trump turns to illegal migration he often cites europe as a cautionary tale. in fact, the numbers crossing the mediterranean this year are down on 2016 and 17, but the row over who should play host to them is no less severe. today, italy's far—right interior minister, matteo salvini, went to libya to hold talks with the authorities there. and at that meeting in tripoli, mr salvini told his libyan counterpart he wants migrants travelling to europe to be processed at centres on libya's southern border. translation: on thursday in brussels we willjointly support the libyan authorities in setting up reception and identification centres in the south of libya. to help libya as well as italy to block migration. gavi

i believe the best thing thing we can get to make shire they don't hit the united states homeland with a nuclear tipped missile is some type of diplomatic agreement where they're freezing their test of missiles and nuclear weapons and we're potentially offering some degree of sanctions relief. they're skipping way ahead of that to the head of state summit. they're giving one of the biggest concessions we had to offer in that negotiating process. they would have come after that type of freeze for freeze, they freeze their nuclear program, we potentially freeze elements of our sanctions or even potentially elements of our military exercises. we sat down, potentially president obama sat down with the leader of cuba and had at least a phone call with the leader of iran, we didn't have a face-to-face meeting with the leader of iran. because we had historic breakthroughs. with cuba we normalized relationships. we established diplomatic relations. with iran they agreed to a deal that is so far ahead of anything that is contemplated here. preventing them from having nuclear weapons, shipping o

pharma firm shire is among the biggest ftse gainers, up at a one—month high.ws. thanks very much. the latest pictures of coming to us of the raf helicopter which is bolstering the effo rts helicopter which is bolstering the efforts by firefighters to put out those fires on saddleworth moor. dipping into the reservoir, scooping up dipping into the reservoir, scooping up water to try to douse the flames and smoke. time now for a look at the weather. the weather not helping the situation there on saddleworth moor but lots of sunshine, dry conditions lasting well into next week as well. lots of sunshine at the moment. we have got the green map, cloudy skies. some mist and murk around southern and eastern areas but that is now clearing away. the rest of this afternoon, this is the scene in terms of blue skies. it mayjust be a little bit cloudy and misty around those eastern coasts once again. but that localised for most of us. the heat will build. and it could well bea heat will build. and it could well be a record—breaking day in terms of temperatures because for

after senator clover shire and i each have an opportunity to give opening remarks, we will hear from our panel of witnesses. we will be hearing from each one of you. i will introduce each one of you briefly before that happens. then, after each of you has had a chance to speak, we will have a series of seven minute question rounds from members of the subcommittee. >> we have come a long way since the very first handheld telephones. they came along 35 years ago. these handheld cell phones were revolutionary. they were very different than they are now. that first device was 10 inches long. it weighed over two pounds. it allowed for a whopping 20 minutes of talk time before the battery up and died. today, you can place a phone call or surf the internet using a mobile device that fits in your pocket or even fits on your wrist. you can use it for 18 hours before it needs a charge. over the past two decades, growth in wireless technology and connectivity has been truly astounding, surpassing what almost anyone could have imagined. according to the cellular telecommunications and internet a

give and take the president talked about it yesterday again so being at the table, with them, making shirernz we are going to trade with them back-and-forth may have to been talking about op-ed i enumerate in realclearpolitics yesterday itted is about china what i write is in part this instead of seeking a commitment, for arbitary levels of total expoerlths determined by sxhooefr president trump should let xi jinping know u.s. company should not have to take on foreign partners or technical more chinese imports u.s. agricultural and energy commodities are al welcome china seems to understand better than u.s. does, that innovation is the crown jewel of american economy what are we doing about that bill hymn center. >> you watched markets every day i know you belief so many moves decisions are tied directly to what dow does whether up or down remarkably stable given news every day given back-and-forth, on the sanctions with china zi is going to respond properly equal manner but markets have been steady that is they are seeing a deal at some point but -- the chinese will give is money. will g

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