spence has not flown from the usa to make up the numbers. had any doubts i would stay at home. i am 100% prepared and i just i would stay at home. i am 100% prepared and ijust can't wait. brooks' trainer believes his man will return to welterweight in much strongerfighter will return to welterweight in much stronger fighter having stepped up to middleweight last time around, suffering his first career defeat against middleweight king golovkin. i was so decide disappointed about having to stop midway through the fight, i think having to stop midway through the fight, i think he's right to take out his frustrations on errol spence. promoters are expecting around 27,000 fight fans at bramall lane tonight, majority holding kell brook will retain his title. the one—day international between england and south africa has had an exciting conclusion. england were 330-6, exciting conclusion. england were 330—6, ben stokes hitting a century, it all went down to the final ball, south africa needing four. england are side with a spring in their step. a w

brook was knocked down by spence in the tenth round.jury that brook suffered in his fight against golovkin eight months ago, but in the opposite eye. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you very much. let's take a look at the weather prospects. a mixed picture at the start of the week. many places have enjoyed a fine afternoon. variable clouds, hazy sunshine. quite warm. it is going to stay dry across northern areas as we head into this evening, but rain already in the southern areas will continue to move northwards. some of it will be heavy. the satellite picture, there has been plenty of sunshine around. clouds thickening up. rain pushing out to france. it is been moving northwards. bright colours in the radar, indicating a heavier burst. this evening, quite wet through central parts of england in towards wales. the south—west of england is slowly moving northwards, tending to fizzle. across the north though it will be a dry end to th

chelsea's domination continued after the break with four more goals, drew spence completing the sevenre than second—placed chelsea who have a vastly superior goal difference. manchester city lost a league game for the first time in over two years. they lost 1—0 to arsenal, jordan nobbs with one of the goals of the season. a big upset on the first day of the french open — with the world number one and top seed angelique kerber going out in the first round to ekatarina makarova. kerber struggled throughout — losing the first set 6—2 at roland garros. and it didn't get any better for the german in the second set. losing that 6—2 too. a straight sets defeat — and kerber is the first top seeded woman to go out in the first round of the french open since the sport went professional in 1968. petra kvitova has made a winning return to tennis, five months after she was stabbed in an attack at her home. the czech player suffered a career—threatening hand injury, but made her comeback in the first round this morning. she was up against world number 85julia bose—rup. kvitova broke the american's

chelsea's domination continued after the break with four more goals, drew spence completing the sevenh left and lead the table, but they have played a game more than second—placed chelsea who have a vastly superior goal difference. manchester city lost a league game for the first time in over two years. they lost 1—0 to arsenal, jordan nobbs with one of the goals of the season. the 100th giro d'italia went right down to the last kilometre — and it was tom dumoulin, who started the day in fourth place, who claimed the winner's pinkjersey. the final stage was a time trial from the monza grand prix circuit to milan, which played to the dutch rider's strengths — he set the fastest time of all the main contenders. nairo quintana, who'd taken the race lead on friday, needed to finish within 53 seconds of dumoulin‘s time... but couldn't manage it. dumoulin becomes the first dutchman to win the giro. sweden's alexander noren won golf‘s pga championship at wentworth, after shooting a 10—under par 62 on the final day. the world number 13 had what he described as the best round of his life, star

he sounds like michael spence. mohamed: that is the nicest compliment you ever given me.ere with professor spence's wonderful analysis of type one and type two risks, being aware of the things you can't observe. what is the unknowable within your leverage shadow banking? mohamed: the biggest unknowable is the delusion of liquidity, that you have people who promise overnight liquidity that have taken quite a liquid position, particularly lending to various entities and that as long as the decline,tinues to should the liquidity be tested, it is not as deep. tom: i've got to squeeze the thin. what is your thermostat to measure this liquidity? mohamed: i look at did office spreads a high-yield bonds as being very indicative of where we are. tom: so old-fashioned. mohamed: i know it is old-fashioned, but i think it is a good indicator. tom: mohamed el-erian. bonds being the old-fashioned indicator. zag from the london school of economics. always interesting to talk to peter. ♪ tom: no surprise. taylor: the trump administration is now searching for the replacement for james com

he lost the welterweight title to the american carol spence junior after sustaining a heavy cabs justced him to his knees in the 11th round, and the referee and the fight. successful george gross, who became a world champion for the fourth time. he battle was fought for now. keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website. a vigil has been held in the us city of portland for two men who were killed when they tried to stop a man from racially abusing two teenage girls. it's thought the girls were muslim. jeremyjoseph christian, a convicted felon, will appear in court of tuesday. caroline davies reports. panic and fear on a normal commuter train. i was so scared. there were people running around and crying. this was the scene in portland. two men were stabbed to death here. other passengers said they were trying to stop a man abusing two teenage girls who appeared to be muslim. this is the suspect, jeremyjoseph christian. while travelling on a train on friday afternoon, police said that he became aggressive. he was yelling, ranting, raving a lot of things which would be characterised as hate s

the advantage didn't last long though with greig spence orchestrating a comeback with a penalty.e score on aggregate. alloa are hoping to return to scotland's second tier after being relegated last season. still five minutes left in that match. in the women's super league one spring series, arsenal move up to second after beating fa cup runners—up birmingham city 4—2. arsenal had to come from behind after conceding in the first minute, danielle van de donk‘s cool finish gave them a 2—1 lead. just moments later, birmingham were level, england's rachel williams with her second of the match. but two goals from substitute louise quinn secured the win for arsenal who remain unbeaten in the spring series. bristol city and liverpool are playing now, currently goalless. ten minutes left to play. it's super league's annual magic weekend in newcastle where all 12 teams are playing at st james park either today or tomorrow. the first match of the day saw wakefield ease to a 34—12 win over bottom side widnes. scott grix and benjones bishop here scored two tries between them. hull fc missed t

he lost his ibf welterweight title to american errol spence junior after sustaining a heavy cut beneathually forced brook to his knees in the 11th round, and the referee called an end to the fight. success for george groves, though — he's become a world champion on his fourth attempt. he beat russia's fedor chudinov to win the vacant wba world super—middleweight belt. that's all the sport. now on bbc news, here'sjulian with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying this sunday morning. with me are journalist and broadcaster shyama perera and the political editor for the sun, dave wooding. this morning's front pages, starting with the observer. it leads with expert calls for the government to keep co—operating with the eu on security and intelligence after brexit. the sunday express talked to theresa may about her meeting with some of the victims of the manchester attack like many sunday papers, the mail on sunday carries a cctv image showing the manchester bomber, salman abedi, moments before the attack. the uk's security minister has told the sunday telegr

he lost his ibf welterweight title to the american errol spence junior after sustaining a heavy cut beneathok to his knees in the 11th round and the referee called an end to the fight. success for george groves though — he's become a world champion, on his fourth attempt. he beat russia's fedor chudinov to win the vacant wba world super—middleweight belt. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour conservatives and labour are both promising to put more police on the streets if they win. may as highlighting plans for countering extremism and jeremy corbyn says cuts undermine security and is planning to recruit an extra 10,000 police and more security staff. the home secretary amber rudd face questions on the andrew marr show this morning about how much the intelligence agencies knew about the manchester bomb. she spoke earlier to our political correspondent. the man behind the bombings, salman abedi, we understand he was alerted to the authorities with a phone call from his mosque. questions about what happened after that, and about whether he was on watch lists. this is what

an operation to fix the broken left eye socket he sustained in his ibf welterweight loss to errol spencehe will discuss brook's boxing future, including any changes in weight division. brook took a knee in the 11th round when he was under no real pressure, before the referee stopped the fight. it's the identical injury brook suffered in his fight against golovkin eight months ago, but in the opposite eye. that's over now. security has dominated the issue of the election campaign since the attack in manchester. leanne wood has argued whether her party would back further security measures to combat extremism. we are in favour of more targeted surveillance, we are against mass surveillance. if people are under suspicion the police need to keep a close eye on them. we support resources for that. the idea of watching everyone and being able to access everyone's e—mails communications, that's where we have a problem. that's where our mps have voted consistently against the sleepers charter, for example. the co—leader of the green party criticised the prevent programme for combating extremism,

where working with volvo, her sadie spence and tes-- and mercedes-benz and tesla.aydu in china for mapping. the technology we have developed is enabling a whole new revolution in transportation for processing all of the data from cameras and radar. that all has to have to be understood much like a human would understand that information but we are doing that inside a supercomputer. caroline: what is amazing is, of course, the spectrum of companies you're working with but also the competition is heating up, mobilized by intel. how does this make it a more crowded space? >> this is a brand-new industry, really. the whole self driving space is wide open. we have been focused on taking supercomputing technology, our hardware and software, like google and amazon and facebook for really high performance computing. now we're bringing that into the car. nobody else really has the technology to, the hardware or software from the auto industry to do that. it is coming from outside. and we are partnering with the automakers to bring this to market. caroline: i think what is f

michael spence has done a lot of work on this and it shows adaptation is important, but you need a northstarl people what it is. david: ok. that was mohamed el-erian on the break america's earlier today. coming up, senator ron wyden will be joining us. score weiscuss the cbo got yesterday on the american health care act. a quick reminder, you can check all of our interviews on the bloomberg with tv go. charts on the right-hand side. this is bloomberg. ♪ . >> it is 2:00 p.m. in new york and 7:00 p.m. in london. ♪> welcome to bloomberg markets. >> live from new york, let's get to the top stories from around the world. in politics, president trump shamed nato leaders for not paying their fair share of defense spending by the white house says it is in this getting intelligence leaks that revealed sensitive information about the manchester bombing. plunging despite an agreement that opec will extend production cuts for nine months. we will examine why investors are not satisfied with this deal. shares of best buy climbing, an all-time high with a boost from mario and luigi. more on the surprise.

the number is 21 billion with the additional spence -- spending. $15 billion in a standalone account,er $6 billion hardwired into the underlying dod bill. this is an omnibus bill made up of different appropriations bills. is a defense.ls prediction bill, and you take the six in the underlying bill, the 15 that was added as a sub mental, and that is how you arrive at $21 billion. the $15 billion number is wrong. you could talk as high as $25 billion if you want to compare it to fy 2016. but you could never go below $21 billion in the analysis, a full two thirds of what we had asked for in the beginning. about talk more later on 1.5 to $2 billion of additional spending p not all of the spending on border security. the total dhs number will be north of $42 billion by the time we're done. funding levels for border security in the last 10 years is what we will have at the end of the process. that is where negotiation has taken us. we will go over the details of that in a second. -- democrats walked out and said they really protect the miners'health. for deaf since the day got here to fix t

nroe, was a spence mo joiner or carpenter. his inventory shows a set of implements, tools, and furnishings in the process of completion. the products needed to finish those things, and he had been apprenticed and his own youth, at about the age , and then ininer his adult life, he also accepted apprentices up to the time of his death. so he was active in his craft, but he was also present in some of the historical records as a or gentleman.nt it seems like, for that time and place, it was not unusual for a gentleman to also have some kind of craft provision. especially if the gentleman's acreage was poorly drained and not terribly productive agriculturally. we see a middling or upper and middling planters. if we put that in perspective, for example, alex and bell's out of middling planters lisa county, where the essence is investing in the means of production rather than delete monroes sort of fit into that. if we look at the jefferson's of randall side we see the , difference there, where we don't see a lot of elite goods at

when haven't spence spoke instead, some students walked out. i don't know about that. i'll ask you.ike the idea the commencement speakers steering away from politics. it's not about politics. it's supposed to be a day of celebration, of growth. >> very few of these people will go into politics and even fewer will become president. now we're getting past commencement season, it's so exhausting. so many conservative speakers are disinvited from these events. on so many campuses, there has to be political fatigue from all of the upraising and all of the rest and all of the student protests and the safe spaces and all of the social justice advocates. places like the university of arizona and my alma mater, ucla. so maybe commencement speakers need to hand out graham crackers. >> my commencement speaker, when i graduated from columbia, was matthew foxx, the actor from the show "lost." a handsome man. he was protested. there was complaints and -- they didn't think he was basically up to the caliber of being a commencement speaker. it stuck with me a long time. i remember thinking -- i was

. >>> and hazy skies over south lake tahoe, and spenc will have the weekend forecast coming >>> b.a.r.t. will shut down oakland's lake marts station through the holiday weekend. buss will run instead of trains from fruitvale to west oakland and from fruitvale to 19th street and you should expect 20 to 40 minute delays. this is the second of last in the weekend of closures. it starts after service ends on friday night and won't resume until the start of service on tuesday morning. >>> yosemite is a prime destination for this holiday weekend. but it comes with a warning this year. reporter jason oliveira from our sister station in fresno shows us how the park is getting ready to welcome visitors from around the world. >> waterfalls at yosemite are peaking this time of the year, but so is traffic. the national park is gearing up for the busiest weekend of the year. over the coming days, traxers from africa -- travelers from every corner of the world will come into central california. >> you should know, if if you are not here before 9:00 a.m., it may be a two to three hour wait to get from

. >> i want to introduce you to carlton spence.e's been working with my matchmaking clients for years. >> what you we're is so important for the first impression. three seconds to make that. i'm going to help you make the best impression. >> finding space in my life for me to have fun. >> we'll get started just in hero pose to get us centered. this feels like a good thing and i cannot wait to hug you when i get back. >> i'm sending you to a beauty salon for a colored in my life. i can't believe i'm doing this. i have no idea what's going to come with this journey with paul but i feel really supported by him. >> courtney. look at this. looking nice. can i get some? woo! you look great. >> i feel great. thank you. >> good to see you. >> i'm learning how to find somebody special who i could meet. >> how do you flirt now? >> i don't. >> i don't. >> here's the trick. while you're having the interaction, this is belly button coming back into you because if it's not, you know he's not interested. so today we get off the sidelines and get

i rise today with a spence of responsibility -- sense of responsibility and duty to the people who have elected me. a sense of duty to this country. a sense of duty to the constitution of the united states of america. i rise today, mr. speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america. or obstruction of justice. i do not do this tore political purposes, mr. speaker. i do this because i believe in the great ideals that this country stands for. liberty and justice for all. the notion that we should have government of the people, by the people, for the people. i do it because, mr. speaker, there is a belief in this country that no one is above the law, and that includes the president of the united states of america. mr. speaker, our democracy is at risk. mr. speaker, this offense has occurred before our very eyes. it is easily -- easy to understand. mr. speaker, we're talking about a president who fired the f.b.i. director who was investigating the president for his connections to russian involvement in the president's election. mr. speaker, this is not

calling him spence. >> a kubot nickname. we'll be riot back with more news right after this. >> sorry, hunter. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. stars resumes tonight-- as )america )s got talent ) makes its season mi >>> nbc's annual search for stars resumes tonight as "america's got talent" makes its season premiere. >> the judges have more star power than anyone on stage, simon cowell, heidi klum, melanie b and howie mandel returning as judges but let's not forget the new host. nick cannon decided to leave his hosting duties and now supermodel tie rah banks takes over. >> harkens back to my talk show days to me. i'm having a good time. >> "america's got tale

spence, you want to give marcus the soup tour? -spencer: sure. -lemonis: soup tour. -how does this stuff sell? -spencer: great. this is swansons' family recipe. lemonis: so, what is this called? spencer: this is bouillabaisse. -lemonis: this fish is amazing. -spencer: yeah, thank you. lemonis: i'm a little disappointed that gary hasn't expanded his prepared foods. the margins are double what the fresh fish is. if he can just have what i call "attachment" -- attaching one prepared-food item to every fresh item that he sells -- his business should go up markedly pretty quick. how you doing, sir? do you come here often? -man: i do. -lemonis: what do you get? is there a specialty that you love? man: i love this coconut shrimp. the stuffed clams -- i can't make them at home as good as he makes them here. i just wish he did more prepared stuff. i'd like to see the man open a restaurant. lemonis: will you come help us wait tables? i'll wait them with you. man: aw, i don't know. i'll come to eat. lemonis: okay. nice meeting you. man: thank you. lemonis: is it always this bus

story, right, about what happened with the firing of jim comey, when you had kelly-on-con way, mikes spence in a few minutes saying it was done on the recommendation of rod rosenstein. president of the united states point blank said that's untrue. how big of an issue is it? >> it's an issue in the sense that, look, when you have the impression that it's a politically motivated firing, what was going to immunize that perception was the idea that there was a benign reason for it, that you had the backing of somebody who had credibility across different parties who was just confirmed two weeks ago, i think 96-4 by the snechlt you had somebody saying, well, there were justifiable reasons that were more recent than last july. they were because of the recent testimony he gave just about a week ago. then the president came out and said, no, no, that didn't factor into nigh kmy calculate cue lus all. that's a big issue when you think about the fact that you had this impression. you had people saying, listen, one of the bases for obstruction or impeachble offenses could be that you're trying to abus

. >>> vice president spence delivering the commencement address today at the naval academy.s a live look at that graduation from annapolis maryland. the ceremony began 30 minutes ago. >>> in egypt, at least 26 people were killed and 27 others wounded after a gunman opened fire on a bus carrying cop tick christians to a mon stair. this is the third attack on the christians in that region since last month. >>> now to the developments in the manchester terror investigation where the intense manhunt has led to another arrest. secretary of state rex tillerson met with his british counter part in london where he signed a book of condolences and addressed the controversy concerning the leaking of intelligence in the terror investigation. >> the president has been very strong in his condemnation and his call for an immediate investigation and prosecution of those who are found to have been responsible for leaking any of in investigation to the public. we take full responsibility for that and we obviously regret that that happened. >> let's go now to manchester where there have been

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he lost his ibf middleweight title to the american errol spence junior after sustaining a heavy cut beneathbut george groves is a world champion on his fourth attempt in a world title fight. he beat russia's fedor chudinov to win the vacate wba world super—middleweight belt. britain's adam yates will be hoping to be crowned the best young rider at the giro d'italia when it ends today in milan. while four riders are battling for overall victory, nairo quintana retained the leader's pink jersey after yesterday's stage, but tom dumoulin is the favourite to overturn a 53—second deficit on today's final time trial stage from monza to milan. sir mo farah has shown that he's in good form as he builds up to this summer's world championships in london. farah dominated the 5,000m at the prefontaine classic in the usa, showing his finishing speed to pull away from a strong field in oregon. brilliant win for mo, he carries on winning, so strong at the moment, fantastic. i saw you tweeting about exeter chiefs, how exciting. howl nailbiting was it? i was meant to be ata nailbiting was it? i was meant to

with me is christian spence from the greater manchester chamber of commerce.ttend the city games in the city centre and the marathon on sunday, so the view at the moment is that we will be reviewing security arrangements, but the plan is that the go—ahead as normal. business stands alongside culture. it is a city rich in culture, there are lots of venues around the city that's built into other businesses. do you think the bigger venues will need to take another look at their security, more so than they were doing last week? wild card so than they were doing last week? wild ca rd events so than they were doing last week? wild card events like we saw our random. 0ur security services work flat out to try to prevent these attacks. security is good. manchester has been used holding these events over the years. going forward , these events over the years. going forward, it is about taking the time to remember the tragic loss of those who died on monday night, but business will move on as normal and thatis business will move on as normal and that is what we are look

i've spent years with southeast best lawyers in the country, including the larry spence teaching lawyerst ask questions. what you're dealing with, with who is there and race, you only had three african-americans who were questioned and all of them are accused for cause. defense at a disadvantage. >> beyond race what do you think the defense attorneys are looking for in jurors and what is the prosecution looking for in jurors? >> the defense would like older people who might remember bill cosby as america's dad and have that fond memory. people who might appreciate the quality of celebrity, they obviously, the defense is looking for african-american jurors. there are not many there. the defense, again we're dealing with stereotypes here because that's all we can do. the defense is looking for young have a much better feeling what sexual assault is and that's different from an older person. >> i want to go back to the question about race. bill cosby raised it. they've selected five white jurors. they have seven more to go. is it important they have people of color on this jury. >> to the d

. >> the spence counsel hurts our country terribly. >> he's entitled to his opinion.e president that one has been appointed. honor that decision, cooperate where it's appropriate. >> reporter: it was hard to find a single republican who backs the president's assessment. >> i think this is a serious investigation. >> is this a witch-hunt? >> i think i'll not characterize what it is. >> reporter: rosenstein was initially invited to the hill to discuss the firing of former fbi director james comey. the white house at first claims the president acted on rosenstein's which he outlined in a memo. but trump admitted, recommendation or not, he was going to fire the director. >> i was going to fire comey. my decision. >> reporter: in the press conference the president vented about comey's testimony before congress. >> makes me mildly nauseous to think we might have had some impact on the election. >> that was a poor, poor performance. so poor, in fact. you'd have to ask him but i believe that's why the deputy attorney general went out and wrote his very, very strong letter. >>

drew spence completing the humbling of the reds.cky thornley led great britain's medal haul at the european rowing championships in the czech republic thornley partnered katherine grainger in rio but is now competing in the single sculls. she held off the two time olympic champion from belarus to take gold. great britain also won three bronze medals. sweden's alexander noren won golf‘s pga championship at wentworth, after shooting a 10—under par 62 on the final day. the world number 13 had what he described as the best round of his life. he started the final day seven shots off the pace, and ended up winning the title by two shots from italy's francesco molinari. england beat the barbarians 28—14 at twickenham in their last match before next month's tour to argentina. eight debutants were named including nathan earle and nick isiekwe who scored a try each. danny care claimed england's third. what a xwizy bank holiday of sport. looking after children or caring for a parent, can mean time out from a career, especially for women. but g

drinking water state revolving fund dollars can be spence on numerous activities that support those goals. treatment upgrades. improvements for storage, and system restructuring and consolidation. we want to highlight just two of those here as examples. pipe repair and replacement and source-water protection. as you know, epa stinestimates may have some 6.5 million or 10 million lead service lines or partial lead service lines. it is highly dangerous and children under 6 are more at risk. american society of civil engineers also estimates there are over 240,000 water main breaks each year due to deteriorating and poorly-maintained pipes. as you probably know just this week, a pipe from 1860, a water main broke right in northwest d.c. we lose water through leaks in mains and service lines as well and these disruptions threaten public health, allowing pathogens to get into the pipes and lead to loss of treated water, some experts say up to 18% of treated water, which is a valuable commodity if you will. so shoring up our underground drinking water infrastructure not only protects public hea

there were so many at spence is just expenses that were pile -- ,xpenses that were piling up but whenou were looking at the numbers under the policy, if she had reached her lifetime cap, family would have lost their health care coverage, not just my daughter but this kind of collateral damage. everyone in our family would have been without health care. by some insurance companies, having down syndrome is considered a pre-existing condition. a friend who had a child born with down syndrome was told they could not put that child on the family policy. these health care costs for these families pile up so caps, quite annual frankly, are literally the lifeline so they can make sure they can pay for their child's medication that month or their treatment or whatever they are needing access to. >> thank you again to all of you, really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. senator booker? >> it is time to get emotional when you hear these incredible stories. i just want to thank you all for your testimony today. it is home because the stories you share our stories i have , and from own state pe