murdoch's control of news media. has multiple papers in the uk, and also has sky, which has sky news.ich has sky news. sky news has been given guaranteed funding for a number of years. funding for a number of years. have been crossing the t‘s and dotting the is on a media front. dotting the is on a media front. a commentator ilias and this puts a sky news in a very good position. sky news in a very good position. customers here in the uk, people who have subscriptions? have subscriptions? probably a brilliant place to be working right now. working right now. funding, and an almost 10% increase in its budget guaranteed. in its budget guaranteed. funding, he would continue to make sure it would be funded. sure it would be funded. great place to be at sky news for the next decade or so. the next decade or so. sky customers, there would probably be no change for them. be no change for them. you're not going to change a name like sky. going to change a name like sky. it is a fantastic brand. is a fantastic brand. pan—european, of course, germany, italy, as well as the uk. italy, as well as

what will this mean for sky news's what is going to mean for sky news's what is going to mean for peopleuk? today sky distributes disney and nbc content, side and not think there is a big contract player in any of these narratives. contrast isa in any of these narratives. contrast is a big company, a broadband company, telecom indications company, telecom indications company, citing torpid a lot more emphasis on the technical side of sky, and i think in the case of disney, it is a studio and he must, they do fantastic content and distribution, so this is perhaps two different destinies, that i think the key point is that both of them are very intense on keeping sky in the uk. both have signed up to undertakings that will ensure that, for example, the sky news operation is completely guaranteed. ten years in the case of comcast, 15 years in the case of fox, and also they have a great safeguard —— agreed to safeguard the independence of sky news. alice, the given image. alison enders from enders analysis. —— thank you very much. gunmen in iran have opened fire at a military parade in the s

what is the future of sky news, for example? ll be around for a minimum of ten years, which is good for media plurality, whether it was disney comcast, sky news is fine for now. thanks for coming in. the plates seem to be moving within the media landscape and we appreciate your analysis. the longhand for the wreck of the endeavour, the vessel used by captain cook on a voyage of discovery to australia and new zealand could finally be found. the ship was sunk with 12 others off the coast of america in 1778 when no one knows exactly where. now, following a25 knows exactly where. now, following a 25 year archaeological study of the area, the search area has been narrowed to one or two sites. let's ta ke narrowed to one or two sites. let's take a look. historian and author peter moorejoins us now. good morning. pleased to meet you. what a task! it has taken rather a long time and we're not quite there yet. exactly. there is some way to go before they can say for sure that what they think has happened is certain. this is, in a way, the

both companies said they would back sky news for at least ten yea rs would back sky news for at leastit marks the end of rupert murdoch's long running battle to ta ke rupert murdoch's long running battle to take hold of sky. he has already sold his shares to disney that he is not going home empty—handed. a man has been rescued from a ferry, two days after it capsized on lake victoria in tanzania. he's thought to have survived in an air pocket under the upturned vessel. more than 200 people died in the accident. abubakar famau reports from tanzania. an anxious wait from the shore. relatives unable to hold back their tears. she sobs. the ferry capsized two days ago. officials say it was filled four times its maximum capacity. divers resumed their search for survivors today after hearing knocking from inside the vessel, rescuing an engineer. he is said to have survived in an air pocket inside the mv nyerere ferry and is in a serious condition. while some families wait for the news, others have started a difficult process of collecting their relatives and preparing them for burial. angeli

sky news has been given guaranteed funding fora number of sky news has been given guaranteed funding ing has been crossing the t‘s and adopting the is one media front. a commentator was saying earlier this but sky in a very good position. would you agree? and will there be any impact our customers here in the uk, people who have subscriptions? sky news is probably a brilliant place to work right now. it has guaranteed funding, and in fact, and almost 10% increase in its budget guarantee. no matter what the outcome, rupert murdoch is guaranteed to effectively underwrite, to make sure that even if the bid is successful, if there was some kind of shortfall in funding, he would be making sure it was still funded. so will be a great place to be the next decade or so. in terms of the sky customers, there will probably be no real change to them. you're not going to change a name like sky. it is a fantastic brand, now pan—european of course, germany, italy, as well as the uk. so for customers on germany, italy, as well as the uk. so for customers on a germany, italy, as well as the uk. so for

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murdoch also has sky news and papers in the uk. in the uk. had lost the line but please continue. continue been crossing the t5 and dotting the is. and dotting the is. and will there be an impact for sky customers in the uk? customers in the uk? be funded so it's a great place to be for the next decade. be for the next decade. which is why we are where we are now. mark sweeney, thank you. two days after it capsized, drowning at least 170 people. to be serious condition. he says are responsible. scores of passengers are still missing. merchuma reports from nairobi in neighbouring kenya. there were 400 people, raising concerns of overloading. those on board mv nyerere. morning, retrieving several more bodies from the waters. identified by their families. so, all the necessary arrangements have been made. collecting their beloved ones, ready for burial ceremony. conditions of the vessel. the ferry was overloaded. the government will not tolerate this carelessness. in causing this accident. people are still missing. of national mourning. merchuma, bbc news. a compostable version. as our busine

. >> up next on c-span2, sky news australia recaps recent happenings in the australian parliament when prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by his fellow members of parliament. this is about half an hour. >>. >> i'm david spears with a look at the latest session of the australian parliament and it's a session that dissented into chaos, australia's lost another prime minister, not at the hands of voters but at of their party colleagues. no australian prime minister has made it through a full three year parliamentary turnout for more than a decade . in parties keep replacing them before they get the chance to go to another election. why?because they're not convinced they can actually take them to victory. this time it was the liberal party prime minister malcolm turnbull, the liberal party being the conservative side of politics in australia and it was the left-wing faction that moved against him. the pressure had been building for weeks and then it finally exploded , but it took quite a few days to bring malcolm turnbull down and during that time, we saw a week that began with a

. >> 4:16, comcast now owns british badcaster sky news outfitting 21st century fox for the $39 billion takeover. comcast exetives wanto grow operations in europe. 23 million europeans, it's called the biggest takeover ever seen in europe's mediast in. >> museums are supposed to be pretty calm and even sacred spaces in some case but that was not the case f one group of visitors. watch this. a performance artis was hit in the head by a painting by a man in the you can see a man approach the artist and attack her.sh wasn't hurt but wanted to ask why he hit her. >> you can damage the art. >> don't hit the artist. >> 4:17. a texas man known for his atmpt to post online blueprints for a 3-d printed gun is now facing a sex assault charge. cody wilson is free on bond after being accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl. court documents said wilson made the girl $500 for sex at a hotel. tigators they inv met on sugar daddy meet.com. wilson flewo taiwan to avoid questioning but was extradited to the united states. he wasumacing a max sentence of 20 years in prison. >> a monomery county

both bids had agreed to fund loss making sky news for at least the next ten years.l be hard given the red—hot competition for eyeballs. comcast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky, as he once wanted, but he won't be going home empty handed. simon jack, bbc news. state media in iran say the government has summoned the envoys of the netherlands, denmark and britain, accusing their countries of harbouring iranian opposition groups. it follows a deadly attack on a military parade in the south—west of the country, in the city of avahz, near the iraqi border. alanjohnston has the story. a warning, though — you might find some of the pictures in his report distressing. fear and chaos amid the gunfire. moments ago, these soldiers would have been in the parade, marching proudly. now, suddenly, they're under attack. they're desperate for cover, scrambling to survive. bullets whistle overhead, and there are dead and i

both sides in this battle pledged to fund sky news for at least the next ten years. itive market would be very hard. i don't expect sky subscribers to see very much. comcast will be wanting to export what is seen as the best pay—tv model in the world, back to the us where sky's customer service is seen as a far better than the cable giant's levels of service. almost more questions than it a nswe i’s. almost more questions than it answers. simon, thank you for now. justin urquhart stewart director of seven investment management is here. i know you are listening into that and this is where shareholders are the winners, the sky shareholders on a day we were talking about this because the labour party conference is expected that the shadow chancellor will say that big companies in the uk should give their workers some ownership? good news for fox shareholders. comcast shop the fox but fox has gone away with a big share price. employees ought to think about owning shares. you are being paid by an employer, your pension is with the employer and your savings with the employe

both bidders had agreed to fund loss—making sky news for at least the next ten years.t competition for eyeballs. comcast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky as he once wanted, but he won't be going home empty—handed. simon jack, bbc news. a british man who says he is a pharmacist from birmingham has been detained in syria on suspicion of being a member of the islamic state group. kurdish forces captured anwar miah in the eastern province of deir al—zour a month ago. a video of his capture has surfaced on twitter and shows mr miah saying he has lived in syria for nearly four years and that he worked as a medic for the terror group. it is believed he is now being held in a prison in northern syria, guarded by us special forces. a murder investigation has been launched after a 19—year—old man died after being shot in east london last night. two other people were also seriously injured in the incident in walthamst

sky news australia political editor david speers host the program wrapping up the most important moment from the most recent sitting session of parliament. during this session prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by fellow members of the story legislature after members of his own liberal party disagreed with his approach to climate change policy and his refusal to pull oesterle out of the pierce climate accord. he was replaced by scott morrison, another liberal party member and house of representatives member. >> hello. i'm david speers with a look at the latest association of this toy department and the decision that descended into chaos. ostrow has lost another prime minister not advance of voters but advance of their party colleagues. no australian prime minister has made it through a full three-year parliamentary term now for more than a decade. parties keep replacing them for the get the chance to go to another election. why? because they're not convinced they can actually take them to victory. this time it was the liberal party prime minister malcolm turnbull, a liberal par

. >> up next on c-span2, sky news australia recaps recent happenings in the australian parliament when prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by his fellow members of parliament. this is about half an hour. >>

both bidders had agreed to fund loss—making sky news for at least the next ten years.rd, given the red—hot competition for eyeballs. comcast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky as he once wanted, but he won't be going home empty—handed. simon jack, bbc news. a woman accusing president trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault has agreed to testify against him next week. lawyers for christine blasey ford say she has accepted a request to appear before the senatejudiciary committee to be questioned about the alleged attack at a party in 1982. judge kavanaugh has repeatedly denied the allegations. laybo diseko reports. arriving home accompanied by security, brett kavanaugh, seen here in the red cap, still at the centre of a storm. the conservative judge is donald trump's choice to fill the vacant seat on the supreme court. last week, that seemed almost a certainty, until allegations of sexua

both bidders had agreed to fund loss—making sky news for at least the next ten years.—hot competition for eyeballs. comcast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky as he once wanted, but he will not be going home empty—handed. simon jack, bbc news. an investigation by bbc radio 5 live has found that the number of elderly people reporting that they've been the victim of scamming has nearly doubled in the last three years.?in some cases, people had lost hundreds of thousands of pounds. ? fraudsters scammed almost 49 thousand older people across the uk in the past year, equivalent to nearly six every hour. caroline davies reports. it's a crime that can happen in your own home, as simple as a convincing phone call or a few clicks on a computer. and for one group in particular, reported cases of fraud are becoming more common. the cost of personal fraud across all ages is estimated to be around £10 billion a year. figu

>> hannah from sky news. >> good, sky news. congratulations on the purchase. [laughter]. >> nothing to do with me. >> i hope you benefited. go ahead. reporter: are you at all concerned at the message being sent to the women who are watching this, when you use language like, con job in relation -- >> i have used much worse language in my life than con job. that is probably the nicest phrase i ever used. con job. it's a con job. you know confidence. it's a confidence job, it is a con job by the democrats. they know it. port what about the message being sent -- >> like the russia investigation. they were trying to convince people i had something to do with russia. there is no collusion. think of it, i'm in wisconsin, michigan, gee we're not doing well. i won both those states. i'm not doing well, let me call the russians to help. does anybody really believe that? it's a con job? i watched these guys, little adam schiff, all the guys. stuart: take a call from russian, turned out to be a faker. why is he taking a call from a russian. senator warner took a call from

both bidders had agreed to fund loss—making sky news for at least the next ten years.for eye balls. comcast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky as he once wanted, but he will not be going home empty—handed. simon jack, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, and his deputy, tom watson, say they would back another brexit referendum, if that's what party members want. us media giant comcast outbids rupert murdoch's 21st century fox to buy tv broadcaster sky for more than £30 billion. and fraud is on the rise. a bbc investigation finds six people over the age of 60 fall victim to a scam every hour. sport, and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. good morning. anthonyjoshua retained his three world titles last night, with a seventh—round stoppage of russia's alexander povetkin. it meansjoshua is now undefeated in 22 fights, and speculation abounds over who he'll fight next. wit

your kids just tell your physical don't join just grow new sky. news is there still is a certain standard you're good. you're going to do it to. the to. the clinic. in the movie was so you would make him look there's no such. thing as the job of making. love. to the effect that it was. a provincial council member once the afghan government has lost control of the situation. let me show you confident in what you did this shows the management of the government they work to cheat us these are the children with all these resources you cannot differentiate between gunmen if i'd a sense of this is not the first time they have targeted civilians several times that is happening while the government opposition has specific addresses and locations but who don't understand the politics of why the government kills us why can't the local government manage this issue this family lost for their members so we're also going to guide you from your cameras can see them artists and understand the situation is like here. following the attacks the u.n. mission has raised th

both bidders had agreed to fund loss—making sky news for at least the next ten years.ast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky as he once wanted, but he will not be going home empty—handed. a teenager has died after being shot in east london. the nineteen year old was taken to hospital after the incident in walthamstow late yesterday evening, where he was pronounced dead. no—one has been arrested and police are now appealing for witnesses. police in london are appealing for the public‘s help to find a missing woman and her son. sacha dedman, who is 43, went missing from her home in plumstead yesterday, along with her 5 year old son, sonny. it's believed they could be driving a white vauxhall corsa. iran's president, hassan rouhani, has accused american—backed gulf states of supporting the attackers who carried out yesterday's assault on a military parade. 25 people, including 12 revolutionary guards, were killed

both bids had agreed to fund lossmaking sky news for the next ten years.dition for eyeballs. comcast may have won, but they had to pay 30 million —— £30 billion. the real winners are the sky shareholders, including the family of one of rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky, as he once wanted, but he will not be going home and he handed. iran's supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei has blamed middle—eastern allies of the united states for a deadly attack on a military parade which killed 29 people. the incident took place in the south—west of the country, in the city of ahvaz, near the iraqi border, when gunmen opened fire near a stage set up for the parade. alanjohnston has the story. a warning, though, you might find some of the pictures in his report distressing. fear and chaos amid the gunfire. moments ago, these soldiers would have been in the parade, marching proudly. now, suddenly, they are under attack. they are desperate for cover, scrambling to survive. bullets whistle overhead, and there are dead and injured all around. then

said again about the hearing tomorrow you asked earlier in the news conference but my friend from sky news about the message that you are sending us is the women of the country right what about the message that you may be sending to young men you're a father what does this moment that we're in the cultural moment the very big cultural moment right so what best times it's a very very young north america year i think it's a great question. this is a very big moment for a country. because you have a man who's very outstanding but he's got very strong charges against him probably charges that nobody's going to be able to be to prove. so i could have you chosen for a position i could have you or you or you or anybody and somebody could say things and it's happened to me many times. where false statements are made. and honestly nobody knows who to believe i could pick. another supreme court justice i could pick another one another one another one this could go on forever somebody could come and say thirty years ago twenty five years ago ten years ago five years ago he did a horrible thing to me

>> sky news. >> sky news. congratulations on the purchase. >> nothing to do with me. >> i hope you benefited. go ahead. >> are you at all concerned at the message that is being sent to the women who are watching this when you use language like con job in relation to allegations of sexual assault? >> i've used worse language in my life. that's probably the nicest phrase i've ever used. it is, it's a con job. you know, confidence. it's a con job by the democrats and they know it. >> what about the message that's being sent to women who are watching. >> with regard to the russia investigation, they tried to convince people that i had something to do with russia. there was no collusion. think of it. i'm in wisconsin. i'm in michigan. i say, gee, we're not doing well. i won both those states. we're not doing well. let me call the russians to help. does anybody really believe that? it's a con job. and i watch these guys, little adam schiff and all of the guys, he takes a call from a russian who turned out to be a fa

both bidders had agreed to fund loss—making sky news for at least the next ten years.eballs. comcast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky as he once wanted, but he will not be going home empty—handed. a teenager has died after being shot in east london. the 19—year—old was taken to hospital after the incident in walthamstow late yesterday evening — where he was pronounced dead. no—one has been arrested and police are now appealing for witnesses. the headlines on bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, and his deputy, tom watson, say they would back another brexit referendum — if that's what party members want. us media giant comcast outbids rupert murdoch's 21st century fox to buy tv broadcaster sky for more than 30 billion pounds. and fraud is on the rise. a bbc investigation finds six people over the age of 60 fall victim to a scam every hour. a woman accusing president trump's supreme court nominee brett

>> sky news. >> good, sky news. congratulations on the purchase. [ laughter ] >> nothing to do with me. >> i hope you benefited. go ahead. >> are you at all concerned at the message that is being sent to the women who are watching this when you use language like con job? allegations -- >> that's probably the nicest phrase i've ever used. con job. it is. it's a con job. you know, confidence. it's a confidence job. but they -- it's a con job by the democrats. they know it. >> what about the message that's being sent to women -- >> the same with the russia investigation. they tried to convince people that i had something to do with russia. there was no collusion. think of it. i'm in wisconsin. i'm in michigan. i say, gee, we're not doing well. i won both those states. i'm not doing well. let me call the russians to help. does anybody really believe that? it's a con job. and i watch these guys, little adam schiff and all of the guys. he takes a call from a russian who turned out to be a faker. you know, he was a comedia

and the video first seen on sky news.s is here with the story. >> reporter: good morning. in the video we hear it and see it for ourselves. weinstein is recorded by a woman who says that he later sexually assaulted her. weinstein is not being investigated for these claims made by melissa thompson but she is suing him in a class-action lawsuit. harvey weinstein, behind closed doors, meeting with a young businesswoman just hours before she says he raped her. >> don't interrupt. don't interrupt. all right, hello, melissa thompson. >> hello, harvey weinstein. >> reporter: portions of the video aired on britain's sky news, recorded in 2011 by then 28-year-old melissa thompson in weinstein's new york city office where she pitches her tech start-up. weinstein appears touchy from the start. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> that's nice. let's keep it up. it's not bad. >> reporter: thompson recounts her experience in an interview with sky news. >> i was thinking, okay, he's hugging me, what do i do now? i was sensing i have to be

. >> sky news. >> okay good sky news. >> congratulations on the purchase. >> nothing to do with me. >> i hope you benefitted go ahead. >> are you at all concerned at the message that has been being sent to the women who are watching this when you use language like conjob in relation. >> i've used worse language in my life than conjob that's the nicest phrase i've used. conjob it is it's a conjob. you know, confidence, it's a confidence job it's a conjob by the democrats they know it >> what about the message that's being sent. >> they did the same thing with the russia investigation they -- they try to convince people that i had something to do with russia there was no collusion think of it. i'm in wisconsin i'm in michigan. i say gee we're not doing well i won both the states. we're not doing well let me call the russians to help does anybody really believe that it's a conjob. and i watched these guys, little adam schiff and all the guys he he takes a call from a russian turned out to be a faker comedian or something this is so and so why is he taking a call from a russian senator wa

both bidders had agreed to fund loss—making sky news for at least the next ten years.eballs. comcast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky as he once wanted, but he will not be going home empty—handed. simon jack, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, and his deputy, tom watson, say they would back another brexit referendum if that's what party members want a man has been arrested at buckingham palace on suspicion of possession of a taser. us media giant comcast outbids rupert murdoch's 21st century fox to buy tv broadcaster sky for more than £30 billion. an investigation by bbc radio 5 live has found that the number of elderly people who say they have been the victim of scamming has nearly doubled in the last three years.?|n some cases, people have lost hundreds of thousands of pounds. fraudsters scammed almost 19,000 older people across the uk in the past year, equivalent to ne

and let the bidding almost began, the uk takeover banners says sky news and spy it will be put into auctiont auction for the broadcaster sky. there have been several offers and counter offers. the takeover will be sent to —— will be settled by an auction. let's talk now to sandra bates. why have they decided to take this to auction? the bid process has been going for a long time. they have been subject to one or two offers for six months. it is towards the latter stages of the offer and there is no end in sight. the panel has taken the decision with the consent of the bidders and the company to go to an auction to bring this to a conclusion otherwise there would not be a conclusion and there we re would not be a conclusion and there were just the endless rounds. would not be a conclusion and there were just the endless roundsm sta rts were just the endless roundsm starts on friday and it will end on saturday. how does it work?m starts on friday and it will end on saturday. how does it work? if by friday there has not been another bid and we are not expecting one, they will have three rounds

sky news australia political editor david speers host the program wrapping up the most important moment from the most recent sitting session of parliament. during this session prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by fellow members of the story legislature after members of his own liberal party disagreed with his approach to climate change policy and his refusal to pull oesterle out of the pierce climate accord. he was replaced by scott morrison, another liberal party member and house of representatives member. >> hello. i'm david speers with a look at the latest association of this toy department and

beneath pink sky news by the time. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello good to welcome back to international weather forecasts are we do have some rain to talk about out here across much of the black sea we have an ear of low pressure that is sitting there you notice the clouds right there it is going to continue to be rainy here on tuesday things get better as we go towards the middle of the week as well as then some rain up here towards the north and for the scared today via we've been seeing quite a bit of rain just over the last several days more rain is going to be a big problem across norway and sweden that is going to start to make its way towards fillin as well let's put this in motion as we go towards wednesday in the black sea a lot of that moisture does start to dissipate but we are going to get a front pushing through parts of the u.k. right here across london tomorrow notice the temperature eighteen degrees and it is going to be rainy but just to the south of paris that is on the warm side of that front twenty eight degrees from you zi

she has spoken in lectures on women in power and appeared on cnn, msnbc, sky news, m, npr, pbs's washington journal. cnn international, cbs radio and many others. in addition, because she's really not busy enough, she researches and writes about racial and gender equity and public education. she lives near minneapolis, minnesota. and tonight we are pleased that antonia will be in conversation with carol the senior producer on wbur called here and now. before her tenure at wbur, capen wrote for newspapers including the montreal gazette, the riverside press and the boston herald as well as numerous magazines. please join us in welcoming antonia and karen. thank you. [applause] >> so it's an absolute pleasure to be doing this tonight. i have to say that i'm going to start with a confession. when i first got this book i thought i pretty much knew everything there was to know about elizabeth warren. i knew she grew up poor, i knew she taught law, i knew she became a senator, so what else is there? so by the end of the first chapter i reallies that the story i put together for "elizabeth warren"

. >>> breaking news on the big battle for sky the fight between our parent and comcast and 21st centuryox is going to auction a uk takeover panel will begin an auction tomorrow and end on saturday it will consist of a maximum of three rounds sky, big broadcaster in the uk, going up for auction >>> prum nominatrump nominatin nellie liang to the central bank board of governors >>> cloud computing, furniture and marijuana are your big individual stock stories redhat reporting weaker than expected revenues for the latest quarter. shines also coming in light. shares down about 6% in the premarket. >>> herman miller reporting a top line beat but a miss on the bottom line. company also offering a bit of bullish guidance for the rest of the year the market choosing the guidance over the last quarter numbers. herman miller nice pop pre-market, up 9%. >>> we continue to keep an eye on what everybody is talking about, not netflix, not tesla, but tilray the stock went bonkers yesterday. shares of the canada-based marijuana company are pulling back this morning. we'll have more on tilray's big run.

. >> with sky news. >> okay, sky news. congratulations on the purchase. >> nothing to do with me. >> i hope you benefitted. go ahead. >> are you at all concerned at the message that is being sent to the women who are watching this, when you use language like con job in relation to allegations of sexual -- >> that's probably the nicest phrase i've ever used. it is, it's a con job. you know, confidence, it's a confidence job -- but it's a con job by the democrats. they know it. >> what about the message that -- >> they did the same thing with the russia investigation. they tried to convince people that i had something to do with russia. there was no collusion. think of it. i'm in wisconsin, i'm in michigan, i said, gee, we're not doing well. i won both those states. we're not doing well. oh, let me call the russians to help. does anybody really believe that? it's a con job. and i watched these guys adam schiff and all of the guys, he takes a call from a russian who turned out to be a faker. crown he was a comedian or somethi

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. >> comcast now owns british broadcaster sky news and the ice tag? just $39 billion. >> is that all? >> that's all . some clang. the company outbit 21st century fox. comcast executives say they want to grow in europe. 23 million europeans subscribe to sky. t's the biggest takeover ever seen ineurope's mediain stry. comcast is the parent company of nbc news. >>> one of the best place ito live the country? not far from here. a great place to live all over but "money" magazine says ash burn, virginia, is number t on its list of the top 50 spots around the veuntry. the s weighs factors like the economy, cost of living, education, cme and amenities. the attraction of ashburn isn't much of a secret. it's part of loudon county wch is the fastest growing county in the state. there are beautiful parts of ashburn. >>> it's still early but it looks like we may have the biggest upset? llege football so far into if you're an old dominion fan, they be number 13 virginia tech, making it the biggest upset of an acc opponent in 40 years. quarterback blake larussa cam

. >> comcast now owns british broadcaster sky news outbidding 21st century fox for the $39 billion takeov. mcast executives say they want to grow operations in europe. called the biggest tarover eve seen in europe's media industry. comcast is the parent company of nbc. >> here at the live desk with breaking news out of the tamea n florida. four children are saved after a murder suicide in their home overnight. they held a press conference and said the suspect believed to be the hillsborough county sheriff's office deputy. the four children were at homes during t murder-suicide. >> right now, we have to figure out how t help those kids because those four children uld have been waking up in an hour or so to get ready to go to school. me would have been getting ready to do their normal routine with their mother and it' all gone. >> well, officials say, one of those children, a 14ear-old actually called 911. the namef the suspect has not been released. >> thank you. 5:18 now. museums are supposed to be pretty calm. even a sacred space to some but that was not the case for one group of visitor

news. >>> all right. we'll take a break. coming up, sick feeling the squeeze in the sky? the new fight over giving you more leg room on your flight. ack to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing or allergic reactions to your doctor right away. in patients with sickle cell disorders, serious, sometimes fatal crises can occur. the most common side effect is bone and mu

good, sky news. congratulations on the mergers. [laughter] >> nothing to do with me. president trump: i hope you benefited. go ahead. >> are you concerned with the message that is being sent to the women who are watching this and you use language like job.gal -- like con president trump: it is, it's a confidence job. it's a con job by the democrats, they know that. the same thing with the rush investigation. it try to convince people that i had something to do with russia. there was no collusion. think of it. i'm in wisconsin. i'm in michigan. well, i wonot doing both those states. let me call the russians to help. does anybody really believe that? it is a con job. guys, he takes a call from a russian who was a comedian or something. from ahe taking a call russian? a call fromer took a russian. he was a comedian or something. he said we have pictures of president trump. where can i get them? if we ever did that, it would be like a big deal. it's a con job. it's not a bad term at all. i've had a lot of people talking about this to me with respect to what is happening.

news. >>> all right. we'll take a break. coming up, sick of feeling the squeeze in the sky? the new fight over giving you more leg room on your flight. >>> if you're tired of tieing yourself into a pretzel to squeeze in an ever shrinking airline seat and having the person in front of you recline into your lap, he waelp co congress is considering ordering the faa to set minimum leg room and seat size standards. nbc's tom costello tells us more. >> reporter: that boarding process these days feels a lot more like a cattle call, more people squeezing and twisting into tiny seats, less room for elbows, legs and backsides. >> the planes are more crowded. they are, you know, everybody is uptight. it's not a pleasant experience. >> reporter: airline seats have been shrinking for years from 35 inches down to 30 inches and less today. a reclining passenger can make it impossible to read a book or newspaper. now congress is considering ordering the faa to set minimum airline seat sizes and leg room. prohibit airlines from bumping passengers who have boarded and regulate service animals.

we got a lot of deal news to react to, comcast winning bidding war for sky news. $22 a share hefty premiumnd 38 plus billion dollars, and loads up comcast balance sheet with a lot of debt of the they win bidding over disney and fox. siriusxm paying 3 1/2 billion dollars including debt for pandora. getting into streaming which is higher margins than satellite radio. back to you. john: see, susan. calling out for democrats against kavanaugh and staying silent on claims against congressman keith ellison. we'll have the sound. first a lot of back and forth on deputy ag rosenstein. the latest now he will meet with president trump on thursday. fox business has the latest after this. >> i think this is exactly why i support senator feinstein's request that we slow down this process, have the independent professionals of the fbi actually investigate these concerning new allegations. ♪ so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it?

showing sky news a clip today, alleging weinstein propositioned her and hours before that alleged rapeo some of her recounts. >> he was still touching me on the shoulder. >> was he touching you on your head as that was happening? >> what do i do, how did i get myself your? i lost my train of thought, i was trying to regain my own mental flooding. at some point, his whole act changed and he looked like a creditor. as artists became dark. >> shannon: weinstein has matured to new york in new york with assaulting three women and is pending bail. democrats admitted written follow-up questions for supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh and there were more than 1,000 of them. that is a record for any nomine nominee. trace gallagher is looking into it. >> hi. despite the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh answering 32 hours of questions before the senate judiciary committee, it appears that committee members are still curious because they submitted an additional 1,287 questions in writing, the most ever by a mile. for example, last year, and he neil gorsuch got 324 questions. in 1991,

both bidders had agreed to fund loss—making sky news for at least the next ten years.he red—hot competition for eyeballs. comcast may have won, but they had to pay £30 billion. the real winners this weekend are the sky shareholders, which include the family of one rupert murdoch. he may not have succeeded in buying all of sky as he once wanted, but he will not be going home empty—handed. simon jack, bbc news. a woman accusing the us supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault has agreed to testify against him next week. lawyers for christine blasey ford say she has accepted a request to appear before the senate judiciary committee to be questioned about the alleged attack at a party in 1982. judge kavanaugh has repeatedly denied the allegations and continues to have the support of president trump and his deputy, mike pence. arriving home accompanied by security, brett kavanaugh, seen here in the red cap, still at the centre of a storm. the conservative judge is donald trump's choice to fill the vacancy on the supreme court. last week, that seemed almost a c

ask earlier in the news conference for my friend from sky news about the message you are sending the women of the country. what about the message you may be sending two young men? you are a father. what does this moment that we are in, the cultural moment. >> president trump: it's a very big cultural moment. >> reporter: right. young men of america. >> president trump: i think it's a great question. this is a very big moment for our country. because you have a man who is very outstanding, but he's got very strong charges against him. probably charges that nobody's going to be able to prove. so i could have you chosen for a position. i could have you or you -- anybody. and it's happened to me. many times. where false statements are made and, honestly, nobody knows who to believe. i could pick another supreme court judge, justice. i could pick another one, another one, this could go on forever. somebody could come and say 30 years ago, 25 years ago, ten years ago, five years ago he did a horrible thing to me. he did this, he did that, and honestly, it's a very dangerous. back our count