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two teenagers died in an incident at the house in the shire green area of the city.. phil, remind us what happened here. well, emergency services were called toa semi well, emergency services were called to a semi detached house at 7.30 on friday morning over concerns about safety. what happened was that six children were taken to hospital, including a seven—month—old baby. two teenage boys later died in hospital yesterday. police told us that the four other children had been discharged from hospital. at the time, neighbours reported seeing dozens the time, neighbours reported seeing d oze ns of the time, neighbours reported seeing dozens of emergency service vehicles, including police and ambulances on the streets, indeed an airambulance was ambulances on the streets, indeed an air ambulance was brought in and landed on a school playing field as well. on friday, two people, as you mentioned, a 37—year—old man and a 34—year—old woman, were arrested on suspicion of murder. in the last hour or suspicion of murder. in the last hourorso, suspicion of murder. in the last

drugmaker is pushing to divest billions of dollars worth of assets to cut debt taken on for the huge shirein january. shares of walt disney rose in after—hours trade after the media giant reported better than expected results for the first three months of the year. disney's investing heavily in its streaming service disney+ which is due to launch in november to take on netflix. at the end of march, it finalised a $71 billion deal to buy the film and tv assets of 21st century fox. lawyers for top huawei executive meng wa nzhou want her extradition to the us blocked, saying the case against her is flawed and politically motivated. ms meng, who is chief financial officer of the chinese telecoms giant and daughter of its founder, was arrested in canada in december at the request of the us, accused of fraud relating to violation of sanctions on iran. 0ne story in town dominating financial markets, trade talks taking place in washington. lots of wea kness taking place in washington. lots of weakness in asia, shanghai down heavily and hong kong down heavily as well. that is the focus of age and l

two teenagers died in an incident at the house in the shire green area of the city.ervices were called to a semi detached house at about 7.30 on friday morning, over concerns about safety. what happened, six children were taken to hospital, including a seven—month—old baby. now, two teenage boys later died in hospital. yesterday police told us that the four other children had been discharged from hospital. at the time, neighbours reported seeing dozens of emergency service vehicles, including police and ambulances, on the street. indeed an air ambulance was brought in and landed on a school playing field as well. on friday, two people, as you mentioned, 37—year—old man and a 3a woman, were arrested on suspicion of murder. in the last hour or so, south yorkshire police have announced that two people arrested on friday from a house in shire green have now been charged and will appear at sheffield magistrates, as you mentioned, on monday. what they are not saying, we are not specifying what those charges are. so we don't know at the moment, all we can say is that two pe

s actions at the time were illegal in 1968 when riches gained its independence from britain the shire goss was split off from the rest of the country so that the airbase could be built one would have hoped. that any country found to be engaged in an ongoing wrongful act by the highest court of the word would hasten to make amends why will you not listen to the international court of justice to the un general assembly and give these islands back to the people they belong to . the islands around british suffering i want to make that point very clear that's point 1.2 this is a bilateral so then outline the british government's details legal position so i followed up with another question the principle don't the showgirls people though have the right on their side the united kingdom sincerely regret the manner in which the cheik are since where we moved from british indian nation territory in the 1960 s. and seventy's the shag also islanders say they'll continue their long protest they say they just want to return to their home or we left a paradise we were down. as we were left out. of m

he moves from rural, to an industrial landscape, to somewhere beautiful, like the shire, and the film plays out on the battlefield, europe, where our central character sees terrible things which are meant to inspire the visions of mordor and helms deep. it is not bad, it is really perfunctory. when you talk about something as creative and imaginary as the lord of the rings, it seems really odd to just be something which isjust joining the dots. "this led to this, this led to this." i don't doubt for one minute the author's personal experience did inspire his work. i just don't think they played out in such a ploddingly televisual fashion. presumably, tolkien fans want to see it. i actually think not. the tolkien estate have not been interested. they are not endorsing it. they say it is nothing to do with them. just that they are not endorsing it. i don't think it will have anything like the audience like lord of the rings has. now, it is the story of the serial killer ted bundy — possibly the longest film title of the week, maybe the year, extremely wicked, shockingly evil and vile. w

he moves from rural, an industrial landscape, to somewhere beautiful, like the shire, and the film kindout on the battlefield, europe, where our central character sees terrible things which are meant to inspire the visions of mordor and helms deep. it is not bad, it is really perfunctory. when you talk about something as creative and imaginary as the lord of the rings, it seems really odd to just be something which isjust joining the dots. "this led to this, this led to this." i don't doubt for one minute the author's personal experience did inspire his work. i just don't think they played out in such a ploddingly televisual fashion. presumably, tolkien fans want to see it. i actually think not. the tolkien estate have not been interested. they are not endorsing it. they say it is nothing to do with them. just that they are not endorsing it. i don't think it will have anything like the audience like lord of the rings has. now, it is the story of the serial killer ted bundy — possibly the longest film title of the week, maybe the year, extremely wicked, shockingly evil and vile. which is

he moves from rural, an industrial landscape, to somewhere beautiful, like the shire, and the film kindattlefield, europe, where our central character sees terrible things which is meant to inspire the visions of mordor and helms deep. it is not bad, it is really perfunctory. it seems really odd tojust be something which isjustjoining the dots. "this led to this, this led to this." i don't doubt for one minute the author's personal experience did inspire his work. i just don't think they played out in such a logically television all fashion. presumably, tolkien fans want to see it. i actually think not. the tolkien estate have not been interested. i don't think it will have anything like the audience like lord of the rings has. now, it is the story of the serial killer ted bundy — possibly the longest film title of the week, maybe the year, extremely wicked, shockingly evil and vile. which is the phrase the judge used at the end of the trial. the judge here played byjohn markovich. ted bundy is zac efron. lily collins... she plays edith bracken in tolkien. what the film is not about is

this weekend we had missed a broken shire with his wife's double ovens in her kitchens.dinary what some of these candidates think is a good way to protect yourself. we had liz truss, had a huge spread on a sunday newspaper. and huge hair, she had quite a makeover. also on the front of the telegraph, we've got michael gove who may be another contender. he is calling on his colleague still allow theresa may to resign on her own terms and to give her more time. michael gove has taken an interesting position. he started off not appealing to be a candidate and during the series of meaningful votes on the withdrawal agreement made one very big speech as he closed in one of the debates and that was seen to be one of the first times the tory benches actually united behind anyone, they got very animated, there was a lot of weaving papers around. it seemed to be the moment michael gove, the suggestion he could be a leader. it seems to start to resurrect itself. this is an interesting one because the challenge now for any other tory wa nt the challenge now for any other tory want t

two years before the fire the officer was called to make shire almena's children were okay. the kids had food, shelter and clothing and quote seemed happy. ty kushner responded to a call to the warehouse and commented on the body cam you have cool stuff in here but kushner told the jury he had no idea that people were living inside. >> to select derick almena and max harris because of the tragedy is misdirected. >> let's pretend that derick almena had spoken 100% truthfully and said yes, we are living here. what difference would it make. these police officers never in their career have arrested someone for living in a warehouse, nor should they. >> reporter: derick almena and max harris have been charged 36 counts for manslaughter, one count for each victim that died. >> the fact there was never any action taken and to suddenly make this a 30 year case because of the tragedy that occurred to me does not make a lot of sense. >> reporter: many of the victims died on the second floor. the oakland fire battalion chief told the jury as soon as he arrived he didn't think the fire

is ground clut err buts in rain around the martinez burg area towards morgan west virginia np hamp shire frederick county virginia moving to the east and dying out. you can see stronger srms in our southern zones lookt this really ramped up just to the east of the richmond area. that was a big storm there. more storms cop coming through west virginia for us we didn't see anything. even some towards philadelphia. that's the case tomorrow. we're on this oundary. you can clearly seep this boundary right here then it drifts through ourrea right back up. because that boundary is here. we can see a shower or thunderstorms kick-off during the day tomorrow or into the day sunday. once depend with moept of us remain dry. most us will also remain warmt t lot ok ahereast souumth i do think we get into the area during the day tomorrow. tomorrow the same turpt about 82 omorrow 82 mix a of sun a clouds. chance of storm but most of us dry. don't cancel plans the kids games should be fine if you hear a little thunder take cover. but again most of us fine. now rather warm but not too humidity. the humidi

s actions at the time were illegal in 1968 when marisha skein its independence from britain the shire goss was split off from the rest of the country so that the airbase could be built one would have hoped. that any country found to be engaged in an ongoing wrongful act by the highest court of the word would hasten to make amends why will you not listen to the international court of justice to the un general assembly and give these islands back to the people they belong to . the islands around british suffering i want to make that point very clear that's point one. point 2 this is a binational so she then outlined the british government's detailed legal position so i followed up with another questions the principle don't the showgirls people though have the right on their side the united kingdom sincerely regret the manner in which the cheik are since where we moved from british indian nation territory in the 1960 s. and seventy's the shag also islanders say they'll continue their long protest they say they just want to return to their home or we left a paradise we were down. as we we

tesla shires have lost about a fifth of the value this month.the u.s.. >> india, overall markets up slightly. 84 points today. futures below 12,000. we are looking at politics, the implications of the economy. modi sworn in as his second term as prime minister. expected to follow through on some of his pledges. more later today. reporter.ia economic why are we seeing this? what is behind it? >> investment and consumption. investment has taken uncertainty. consumption, which contributes to gdp, has taken a hit. sales have dropped off a cliff. that is because of the banking crisis. shadow banks are not lending. are twofold. consumption and investment. will have to give a boost the economy. can be done about all of this? we have gdp numbers, hong kong time. six point 3% growth penciled in. >> it is probably the lowest into bang years quarterly. not so great news. he will be appointing a finance minister. the fiscal stimulus is limited to, giving the budget deficit this at 3.4%. which is a deviation from 2%. they are counting on the results from the

the australian called him the messiah from the shire.gures predict the government will have a majority. there are hundred and 51 seats in the house of representatives behind me, they think they might have 77, not yet confirmed, they are on 75, slightly under what they need. another for slightly under what they need. anotherfor a minority slightly under what they need. another for a minority government, certainly enough to do deals with the independence to get them across the independence to get them across the line, but it looks like according to the latest count they could be as high as 77. really underlining the extent of scott morrison's surprise victory. very interesting, those numbers. could we be seeing a period of relative stability in australian politics, or ami stability in australian politics, or am i being ambitious there? wouldn't that be a thing. australian politics we re that be a thing. australian politics were known for everyone trying to work out who the next leader might be. certainly this is scott morrison's victory, c

of malicious there was no support mechanism the british did not look after us for the people of the shire goss the best hope now probably lies in the unpredictable cauldron that is posed to bricks it british politics the current u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn says if he's prime minister he will abide by the international consensus and hand the share goes back to its people james pays out 0 at the united nations. astray in state of queensland have launched the 1st ever underwater ride sharing service for about $2000.00 an hour in scuba will take you around the great barrier reef submarine can take on 2 passengers and goes up to 30 meters deep says it will match the amount of each trip donated to conservation program. thank. or let's get rid of the sport is going to thank you so much nickel football's world governing body for has shelved plans to expand the 2020 world cup in cats so it's a 48 seems it will instead be a $32.00 country event as originally planned is preparing 8 stadiums for the middle east's 1st world cup the 2nd of which held its an oval game last week fifa have been l

the australian held him the missile from the shire.a sharks there was the there he is celebrating. the sharks didn't win, but scott morrison is australie's big winner. the sydney morning herald is talking about the morrison era beginning. the reason they are talking about him, not as government is because he thought this campaign front and centre. all about him and his trustworthiness. him and his ‘daggy dad' persona. he his trustworthiness. him and his 'daggy dad' persona. he said his trustworthiness. him and his ‘daggy dad' persona. he said he would look after the successful economy and very much talk about labor's inability to manage money. that was a direct campaign tactic that really paid off for scott morrison and brought him victory. how great a victory? we still don't know. counting is still ongoing, a quarter of the votes are left account and that will have an effect on the parliament behind me. the coalition thinks they are pretty solid on 75 so theyjust need one more seat to come in their favour to deliver a majority for sco

. —— shire green. 0ne of the children is only seven months old.e giving no indication about what exactly has happened is. they say they won't tell us anything about the nature of the incident other than to say it was not a shooting. that is all south yorkshire police are saying for now. we will keep you up—to—date with that, any more details that come through from sheffield, we will bring them to you after tbm. —— after 2pm. now the weather. hello there. we have still got some warm sunshine around in many places today but over the bank holiday weekend, things are going to turn a more unsettled. that is this cloud here at looming large in the atlantic, that will bring some outbreaks of rain, pretty much to all areas at one time or another. ahead of that though, we are seeing the cloud invading the skies across northern ireland, wales, southwest of england, even through the midlands, towards the southeast. the cloud is bubbling up here and there, so we are going to find less and less sunshine. from this developing cloud, there could be one or two sh

of malicious there was no support mechanism the british did not look after us for the people of the shire goss the best hope now probably lies in the unpredictable cauldron that is post the brics it british politics the current u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn says if he's prime minister he will abide by the international consensus and hand the share goes back to its people james pays out 0 at the united nations. 2 bomb attacks have killed at least 9 people in somalia's capital mogadishu one of the blasts was a car bomb which targets a convoy of politicians heading towards the presidential palace palomas was among those killed grape. says it was behind the attack. to syria where rebels have launched a counterattack against pro-government forces in the northwest of the country fighting has been intensifying in the region since last month for the u.s. says it's concerned that chemical weapons have now been news reports. in northwestern syria these rebels are advancing on pro-government positions in the town of comfort in the buddha this operations under way as government jets attack opp

of malicious there was no support mechanism the british did not look after us for the people of the shire goss the best hope now probably lies in the unpredictable cauldron that is post the brics it british politics the current u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn says if he is prime minister he will abide by the international consensus and hand the share goes back to its people james 0 at the united nations the head of the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees has appealed for urgent funding at least a 1000000 people are dependent upon food aid from an ra in the gaza strip the agency says that funding is running out fast and that it can't afford to have any interruption in food distribution but israel has hit back its calling for the elimination of and has accused the agency of inciting violence against israel. i've failed to rehabilitate the goddess 3. theater only new 3rd in violence against the. mandate must come to an end i can simply not accept that i'm president of the efforts that takes every single day in one of the most polarized if not the most polarized context on

of malicious there was no support mechanism the british did not look after us for the people of the shire goss the best hope now probably lies in the unpredictable cauldron that is post the brics it british politics the current u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn says if he's prime minister he will abide by the international consensus and hand the share goes back to its people james 0 of the united nations south african m.p.'s have formally reelected several of my posts as president i am a person took the oath alongside new members of parliament and capetown the african national congress won the general election earlier this month that with a reduced majority i am opposed to will be formally an operator on saturday. back to 6 years of plotting to overthrow zimbabwe's government have appeared in court were arrested on monday at the airport harare when they were coming back from a foreign trip or i'm a tosser has more from the capital. the state says the activists travelled abroad to receive training on how to overthrow zimbabwe's government it also says they were taught how to use small f

another mover, to keita sliding the most since december after losses following its megamerger with shirenearly $2 billion in losses. paul: still the calm, how to play china's consumer sector in the middle of a trade war. we speak to the manager of a top-performing fund focused on china equities. shery: how is the trade spat affecting asia's central banks? dÉtente joins us next from hong kong. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. i am shery ahn in new york. paul: i am paul allen and sidney. economistsley's u.s. say if a newly implemented tariff remains for three or four months, the fed may have to cut rates by 50 basis points. that is one scenario as the fed faces what it calls a unique situation. let's assess the potential impact on policymakers and economies in asia. joining us from hong kong is morgan stanley asia economist deyi tan. thank you for in joining us. we had numbers out in this part of the world. we had some rather shocking korean jobs numbers, worse than expected. the imf also saying singapore in 2019,ing to be 2.3% a substantial reduction from 2018. are we se

new hamsetts is like shire and that it promotes crossover voting. people take the republican ballot, even if they are independents, and that is how i was elected. the independents came into the republican primary 6-1 for me. i am a fiscal conservative. they know that. they like that. on the other hand, i am far more tolerant and open on social issues than even the national republican party is today. i was the pioneer for gay and lesbian rights, i have been staunchly pro-choice my entire career, and a lot of people are for that, particularly in new england. >> let me turn to david drucker of the "washington examiner." >> governor, i wanted to ask you about the politics of this, because i think it is inescapable. you are running in a primary against a sitting president who has the overwhelming support of republican primary voters. the president's approval rating with that cohort is anywhere from 85% upwards of 92%, depending on the poll. they have been very pleased with his work on appointing conservative judges to the court. they have been pleased wi

of malicious there was no support mechanism the british did not look after us for the people of the shire goss the best hope now probably lies in the unpredictable cauldron that is posed to breaks it british politics the current u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn says if he's prime minister he will abide by the international consensus and how bashar goes back to its people james bows out 0 for the united nations 5 activists accused of plotting to overthrow zimbabwe's government have appeared in court they were arrested on monday at the airport when they were coming back from a foreign trip or in the tussle has more from harare. the state says the activists travelled abroad to receive training on how to overthrow zimbabwe's government it also says they were taught how to use more firearms they've been charged with subverting constitutional government opposition party officials believe the allegations are false and insist the state is trying to silence voices of dissent. we are now visiting the courts is frequently as we used to do. this time people are still being judged subdivision summ

you're watching the rate for shire. let's get to the first word news.he aussie dollar is under pressure. the escalating trade war a faltering domestic economy. isber a is -- nomura recommending going short. the latest polls ahead of saturday's vote put labor opposition marginally ahead of the national coalition. australia's longest-serving labor prime minister has died at the age of 89. he overhauled the economy in the 1980's through deregulation of trade in the financial sector and is widely credited with initiating the economic changes that paved the way for decades of growth. environmental, social, and governance -- hawke defeated malcolm fraser and went on to win for elections. he was described as, "our greatest son." byresa may has been forced her party to set a timetable for her departure. she will try one last time to push her brexit bill through parliament next month and then leave office under a deal struck with conservative mps. it is unlikely her bill will pass, as she needs the backing of the opposition labor party who says her departure dea

historical context which willem, i know you know full well, very often the most popular candidate in the shires in the tory heartland doesn't necessarily become the leader of the tory party and, hence, potentially the prime minister as well looking back historically, the likes of michael hessletien, michael, david davidson and others that may be a nod to the aspirations of the man who is leading many book makers odds of becoming the potential next prime minister as well we'll leave that our viewers i think it's not too hard to work out it will be a convoluntarily outed process. anyone that thinks that mrs. may would resign and then be out of the job by the end of the week they are just plain wrong as well in fact, many people believe it will be at least june 7th or 10 th after the normandy kmem rags, after mr. trump's visit to united kingdom brm mrs. may would say that's it, i'm out on it will be a long convoluntarily outed process we understand things will move ahead tomorrow bough. >> thanks for that, steve. as we say, the sterling has been under a lot of pressure in the last couple of days.

they were planning to sell -- sell this asset in order to cut debt after their shire deal. we find out they are planning to buy for free $.4 billion in upfront raiment. they will take on 400 employees associated with the product. drugis a prescription i for adults with dry eye disease. that is the latest we have. for now, let's turn to walt disney. earnings beat estimates. profits fell 13% in the second quarter. analysts were expecting a deeper drop after disney's expensive move. let's bring in our guest. -- they have spent a lot of money on these new streaming platforms, some of which they have yet to watch. they turned in a result better than analysts expected because they are doing strongly in their themepark business. the cable tv and traditional growth engine did well. there is reassurance for investors that streaming was going to be costly. >> it still would be. there was an almost $400 million loss in their streaming business this year. asia, they said the parks there were doing well. did well after additions bell. -- there. they are continuing to make investments. n

saysfront-page newspaper messiah from the shire and has him on the [indiscernible] yesterday afternoon waiting to well-wishers. he did an incredible job during the campaign tearing down the most progressive policy agenda the party put up in decades. clearly the negative campaign strategy worked for him. australia we talk about them not having a recession in 27 years with envy but we see this detailed acceleration in the economy. momentum.s have lost presidential price index in the red now, the bottom panel right there. what are the challenges the primacy will face? ed: scott morrison does have economic challenges looming. nation is saddled with record amounts of debt. wage growth has been stagnant, and the economy is slowing. the rba is increasing pressure -- is under increasing pressure to cut rates. paul: ed johnson, thank you. at --we can take a look let's bring in another expert australian in politics. we have this lecturer in politics at the australian national university. she joins us from canberra. let's deal with the result. even liberal party strategists were admitting thought

have grate day "squawk box" is next >> we have your ticket to home huh, and the beck shire hathaway annual shareholder meeting also known as wood stock for capitalists. we'll show you what it's like to be there with tens of thousands of investorsists dproi, may 3rd, 2019, and "squawk box" begins right now. >> welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we're live at the nasdaq market site i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernan. becky quick is with us live this morning in omaha at berkshire hathaway's annual meeting. getting ready for it, becky. what's coming up >> good morning, guys. it's good to see you what's going on, joe you're on camera >> do you know what the number is. >> i saw that. >> she looked ahead. >> i don't have the number in advance. do you >> no. >> but i did look ahead to the rundown. >> you know what the number is for expected, though it was just on worldwide exchange

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it says "messiah from the shire."did an incredible job during the campaign in tearing down probably the most progressive policy agendas that opposition parties put up in decades, and clearly that negative campaign strategy works for him. >> indian stocks have reached an all-time high as prime minister modi looks to win a single party majority. as results rolled in, the index past the 40,000 milestone. this seems to be a pretty convincing route for modi. >> exactly. exit polls that came out earlier this week have predicted a landslide victory for modi with an average of around 300 seats in the 543 seat parliament. modi seems like he is going to pass that optimistic assessment. it seems like his ruling coalition could get around 350 seats. >> the euphoria did not last long, with stocks and the currency sliding on thursday after rallying to records. >> the euphoria yesterday was largely sentimental, the way the markets moved, but i think this morning, reality has set in. it is bad news for companies and for stocks. there

the japanese drugmaker is making the sale after it 50 be a -- $62 billion acquisition of shire.e deal is a prescription i drop for adults with dry eye disease. that is your bloomberg is -- business flash. manus: thank you very much. seen thetreasury has weakest demand for its benchmark 10 year notes in a decade. they lack of appetite among investors to accept current yields. for the $27 billion of notes exceeded the offering by -- a bid to cover ratio of 2.17 times. speaking from beijing, jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon warned yields may not be correct at these levels. jamie: i think the 10-year is extraordinarily low. when governments bought $12 trillion of sovereign debt, that had to have an effect on the 10-year. i think 4%, when you are having good growth, is not a bad number. manus: where does the hunt for yield take you next? friedman spoke exclusively to erik schatzker at the salt conference in las vegas. josh: there are so many different types of investors who are desperate for yield right now and we went through a period in december where there were zero new issuance, rates

tim cook was actually here this time at the annual meeting for bark shire hathaway for the officers timeously for berkshire it is a big deal, apple is their biggest equity holding and for apple, berkshire the third largest shareholder in apple tim cook told me when it comes to buybacks, buffett schooled him long before buffett was actually a share holder in apple. >> this is a funny story back in 2012, i -- i had been in the ceo spot maybe a year or so. we had a growing amount of cash. i think close to $100 billion mark if memory is correct. i was getting lots of input from a lot of different people as you can guess. when i don't have experience in something i always make a list of the people that i think are the smartest people that i can contact to talk to them and get advice and warren was on the top of the list as you can imagine i had never met warren before. so i get his number. i call out to omaha. and i wasn't sure he would take the call you know, i start calling out of the blue he doesn't know me from adam and -- but he took the call. and i had a great conversation with him and

>> he said he wants to be the warren buffett of tech so a vision fund ipo would sort of be a bark shireway but instead of utilities and insurance investors would be getting the high flying tech start-ups they wouldn't have access to because they are so private. many of these investments made just over the last two years by cutting some very large checks, the amounts of which are unprecedented in the start-up landscape. nearly $8 billion in uber. $10 billion in webber. hundreds of millions of dollars in other companies the fund tore through the $100 billion it raised two years ago. the first fund is made up of capital from your asia and abu dhabi. massa told david faber there has already been a lot of inbound interest for a second fund. >> lots of interest that i am receiving that they would like to invest into our next investments. >> you think you can do it again, raise another $100 billion fund >> i wouldn't say what is the size, but i am getting a lot of inbound call that they would like to come into your new investment, into us. >> now n the past, masa said he couldn't just do it ag

he moves from rural, an industrial landscape, to somewhere beautiful, like the shire, and the film kindacter sees terrible things which are meant to inspire the visions of mordor and helms deep. it is not bad, it is really perfunctory. when you talk about something as creative and imaginates as the lord of the rings, it seems really odd to just be something which isjustjoining the dots. "this led to this, this led to this." i don't doubt for one minute the author's personal experience did inspire his work. i just don't think they played out in such a logically televisual fashion. presumably, tolkien fans want to see it. i actually think not. the tolkien estate have not been interested. they are not endorsing it. i don't think it will have anything like the audience like lord of the rings has. now, it is the story of the serial killer ted bundy — possibly the longest film title of the week, maybe the year, extremely wicked, shockingly evil and vile. which is the phrase the judge used at the end of the trial. the judge here played byjohn malkovic. ted bundy is zac efron. who we see meetin

artificial intelligence on the other hand is extremely broad application, paul shire and others here have done a lot of work on that topic have like and it to electricity, the internal combustion engine, right, like technology that has the ability to apply across a very broad spectrum of economic activity and military activity et cetera. so i wonder how you think about the way that the department invests its research dollars in things that we cannot count on the private sector to come up with on their own, like hyper sonics, versus how you think about approaches to innovating something like artificial intelligence, which does have very broad application in the private sector. >> i think you engage with industry differently. if you are the only supply, you have to work out the uses, the requirements, the capabilities, that you need the system to perform and be able to explain to someone, this is what i immediate it to do. but with something like artificial intelligence, and there's a number of applications, finding people in a natural disaster, can you locate them so you can rescue th

, not all that broadly these other shires and the other parts of the country where historically...ust restoring seats? i want to take our message about getting more money into education and social services, getting more money to our local services one cheaper, because of course, labour councils on average about £251 less expensive than conservative councils. that is not right. campaign is done, it is done in. it is never done, you know that. i want to get that message out on every door step and of course, i would love to have as many new labour counsellors as possible up and down the country. the key thing though is actually not the number of individual seats, it is do we control more councils because when you control a council, that is when you control a council, that is when you can actually change the structure of local services and do what you want for local people and their well—being. —— councillors. that is when you can actually make the difference. so viewers listening to carefully, winking that actually you said you were hoping to make 200 gains, is that correct? no, you a

there was no support the british did not look after us for the people of the shire goss the best hope now probably lies in the unpredictable cauldron that is post the brics it british politics the current u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn says if he is prime minister he will abide by the international consensus and hand the shadows back to its people james 0 at the united nations. it is good to have you with us adrian from going to here are the headlines and i'll say are hundreds of protesters have been arrested in indonesia's capital following a 2nd bite of demonstrations against the reelection of president joker widodo parts of jakarta. a bit on lockdown following the deaths of 6 people and rioting on tuesday there are reports that the u.s. department of defense is considering sending more troops to the middle east that's against the backdrop of tension with iran officials have told reuters and the associated press news agencies that defense officials will go to the white house on thursday to discuss a possible deployment earlier members of the trumpet ministration downplayed the

of malicious there was no support mechanism the british did not look after us for the people of the shire goss the best hope now probably lies in the unpredictable cauldron that is posed to bricks it british politics the current u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn says if he's prime minister he will abide by the international consensus and hand the share goes back to its people james bows out 0 at the united nations. a country that's home to nearly a 3rd of africa's elephants has decided to lift the ban on hunting botswana's government says they've increased in number in recent years to a point where they are threatening the livelihoods of small scale farmers conservationists estimates there are around $130000.00 elephants in the country with the largest animal walking the earth is considered vulnerable with conservationists warning that poaching is pushing closer to extinction the world wildlife fund says the elephant population has fallen from 10000000 at the beginning of the last century to just over 400000 today while botswana's population is growing at least africa have been reduced

remain facing areas, but if you look at other parts of the country, we made gains in sunderland —— shire, we are re—finding ourfeet and it is about time too. diane, you wa nt to and it is about time too. diane, you want to form the next government, thatis want to form the next government, that is what labour wants to do but it's not just that is what labour wants to do but it's notjust that that is what labour wants to do but it's not just that we want to, the country needs it. all right, that is obviously your goal an opposition. iam i am wondering, what is your honest assessment of making losses, albeit nothing like the tory losses, but you are down 76 seats at the moment. there are more results to come. in all honesty, that does not suggest that the party is in the kind of a spring board position for government, does it? as far as the possibility of a general election is concerned, we would say, bring it on. we have won some of our target areas, like manchester trafford. the tories have lost over 400 councils and we have lost 70 plus. when we we nt and we have lost 70 plus. when we we

there's at every level of command, i think, the group of people that you can really share lessons be and shire issues with gets smaller so it becomes even more important that i can call up our tribal elder every now and then and just ask, now, hey, i'm dealing with this and how would you do it? there's that type of learning. another thing that's been a key facet of my approach to learning, ever since i taught the submarine command course, we learn a tremendous amount from similar carses and allies and partners. maybe if we could have somebody here from an allied or partner navy sea or space, stand up and be recognized. everybody. come on. [applause] yeah. thank you so much for that doing that. and boy, i'll tell you, around the fundamental principles of command and what the job we have to do is, our different approaches that are defined by our different circumstances and different nations, that's a tremendous opportunity for learning as well. i always love standing in formation with our partner navy because you learn a different way of getting after the same amount of business. so a lot of dif

there's at every level of command, i think, the group of people that you can really share lessons be and shire issues with gets smaller so it becomes even more important that i can call up our tribal elder every now and then and just ask, now, hey, i'm dealing with this and how would you do it? there's that type of learning. another thing that's been a key fast set of my approach to learning, ever since i taught the submarine command course, we learn a tremendous amount from similar carses and allies and partners. maybe if we could have somebody here from an allied or partner navy sea or space, stand up and be recognized. everybody. come on. [applause] >> yeah. thank you so much for that doing that. and boy, i'll tell you, around the fundamental principles of command and what the job we have to do is, our different approaches that are defined by our different circumstances and different nations, that's a tremendous opportunity for learning as well. i always love standing in formation with our partner navy because you learn a different way of getting after the same amount of business: so a lot

second best performing sector this year behind technology amazon leading the news higher on news bark shirehas been buying shares of the giant. newell brands beat wall street forecasts on sales thank to brands like sharpie and paper mate products. those stocks certainly ones to watch. i will send it back to you at the stock exchange. >> dom, thank you. time to send it over to the group in chicago rick santelli has the jobs day edition. >> always exciting on jobs day i would like to welcome the former chair of the president's council of economic advisers under george w. bush i want to jump into it 263,000 jobs more than many predicted no matter what you look at it even gets stronger than what we saw. november '69 last time an unemployment rate was this though, it was 3.6 60.6, employment to population i know that's one of your favorites, ed. it was steady. we lost a couple of tenths on participation. even though year over year wages were 3.2, i would have liked to have seen a bit higher it is the ninth month it has been higher. started 3% higher in 2019. ed. >> a couple of additional comment