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meanwhile, spence is already living life in the fast lane. thank you, lara.way, this is how you really do it. laughter. this year, mercedes has got its pit stop down to an incredible 1.85 seconds. now, that is quicker than it takes to say 1.85 seconds. it's a finely tuned operation that the engineers practice over and over in the days before each race. the human element to this ultrafast manoeuvre is a technology individually developed by each team. even the hydraulically powered wheel guns are a closely guarded secret. and i hear they're quite expensive. they are expensive, and they have a life because they're under an enormous amount of pressure, so we're changing internal a great deal. do i hear about £30,000 each? i wouldn't know the exact cost, but that sounds quite low to me. at this year's world cup finals in russia, data is set to play a bigger role than ever before. like it or not, data is already an integral part of modern football. you can't watch a televised game without being bombarded by all kinds of statistics. for the first time, fifa are prov

thank you both very much. >>> almost a full day after the "buzzfeed" story dropped, the spence counsel is responding. >>> joining me now congressman a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> joining me now congressman rasken, a house democratic rasken, a house democratic caucus leadership representative and congressman it's been quite a day. obviously i saw a lot of members of congress somewhat agast by the facts laid out last night. there's now this statement from the special counsel's office i should read again. saying right before we went on air around 7:45 this evening, disputing certain parts of the accuracy of the "buzzfeed" story. your response? >> yes, i think i got feedback from someone

consumers spence u.s. consumers spence when they have a job. anna: thank you very much.ck armstrong stays with us. a good topic to discuss further. up next, stocks on the move. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. we are 10 minutes into the trading day. we are looking at gains new european stocks. in the most part i'm a gains across the board, although, sometimes, the deck is only up 1/10 of 1%. the pressure on finance from recent market turmoil is starting to show as investors pile in to passive funds and asset managers look for ways to employ technology to reduce costs and workers jobs are under threat. it is a selection of the negative announcements since the start of the year. blackrock's undertaking its biggest workforce cuts since 2016. round 500 employees are under risk. management is on the line. state street as well, looking to trim senior ranks. morgan stanley has cut underperformers in its fixed income, equities, and research division. meanwhile in europe, santander is reducing as much as 1400. caixabankh competitor is set to be in tou

the touch screen to adjust the active body control suspension individually for each wheel with a spence and travel of ten centimeters you can even bounce the car up and down in the low riders style yarn and go right up. which we have to try out of course first you have to select off road mode and you can then switch on the free driving option. the bouncing is only slighted first but then increases it's designed to free the car if it gets stuck in sand or mud or any other tricky situation. be exterior of the g.o.p. has stepped back in time a little and is now once again more like the first m. class the edgy design lines have given way to a more rounded appearance again leading to improved aerodynamics with a drag coefficient of zero point two nine it's the best in its class. at the rear of the g.l. e-sports sharper narrower taillights similar to the new a class. than turnbow six hundred thirty leaders who space with the rear seats folded down that expands to an incredible two thousand and fifty five leaders. at the front the two twelve point three and school. barney needy of i can't hear

meanwhile, spence is already living life in the fast lane. the way, this is how you really do it. laughter. this year, mercedes has got its pit stop down to an incredible 1.85 seconds. now, that is quicker than it takes to say 1.85 seconds. it's a finely tuned operation that the engineers practice over and over in the days before each race. it's a bit of a ballet. the ergonomics are quite important. there are 20 odd people around the car to do a job in two seconds. you start banging into people you lose half a second, a second, then the strategists can't get their numbers right and you don't get the position you need. the human element to this ultrafast manoeuvre is accompanied by technology individually developed by each team. even the hydraulically powered wheel guns are a closely guarded secret. and i hear they're quite expensive. they are expensive, and they have a life because they're under an enormous amount of pressure, so we're changing internal a great deal. do i hear about £30,000 each? i wouldn't know the exact cost, but that sound

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spence of everyone else i'm not a socialist ok but i believe in those words are and i believe in a policy like that look does the european union look on and learn any lessons about what is one of the reasons why people voted to leave the u.k. they are they being introspective in wondering you know maybe it could happen to other countries in the e.u. for very very similar reasons i'm sure the yellow best agree go ahead look. very good that you mention the yellow face because as ken livingstone said we have lost a lot of industrial jobs but not only in britain also on the continent it's been terrible de industrialisation that we've gone through because of the policies of europe because of the policies of europe our trouble now they start speaking the commission as of early industrializing europe incredible you know after we've sent to china and southeast asia all our production i mean this is incredible it's the same guys so they haven't learnt yet and when you see michael having to face the yellow vests and the yellow fests also spring to to belgium to germany to other places i mean there

spence sr christian is tracking our next storm. >> you can see patches of moisture moving through the air here and some rain in the north coastline. the storm is out to sea. we won't feel the full force until sometimes tomorrow. it will continue dropping into the bay area and wednesday morning. we expect 3 to 4 inches of rain in the mountains. 10:00 tonight notice early tomorrow we'll see light rain falling and showers moving through the north there. a wave of steadier and heavier rain will move in, pushing first into the north bay and other part of the bay area. it is going to be a wet and windy storm. it affects areal wide in just a few minutes. use the app to customize your forecast and watch live doppler 7 any time. >>> a tree fell yesterday on the u.c. berkeley campus crushing a vehicle and killing a driver inside. we show you the condition when that tree came down. >> reporter: this video was taken moments after a 250 foot tree came crashing down on a vehicle. >> you can hear the rain coming down loudly on sunday afternoon on the berkeley campus. the windy conditions were strong

they've been encountering chile aties both in the spence mine and also in australia, the giant olympic, uranium mine with fires and outages. result is b.h.p. says they will lose $600 million in losses as a result of lost production, outages, maintenance costs. it looks like it will add to what already looks like a slightly difficult environment we move into an earnings report next month. that sort ofagged targets for operational costs creep a little bit higher which could have impact profit. paul: and david, volume's down in b.h.p.'s oil division. it sold itsafter u.s. shale assets but are there to add more conventional output? david: absolutely. 11 billion divestment of the u.s. shale assets completed last year and very much a focus on growing production from conventional oil. talked about success they've had in the trion project on the mexican side of the gulf mexico. they've encountered oil there up exploration licenses in canada. very much a focus on pressing with building out that conventional oil pipeline. they'll consider an investment a joint venture with b.h.p. in this current

of all, we are aligned in the need to andce drug prices further, to reduce the out of pocket can spence that consumers experience every day in terms of getting prescriptions filled. as we go through various proposals as part of the blueprint, we are encouraged that we believe many of the proposals will further reduce perception drug prices, and many of the proposals called on the tolls and resources that exist today, which is cvs bringing that to life. takes 20ou said it minutes to get a coffee because people are trying to talk to you. what is the biggest question you get from analysts and investors? larry: is a two-part question. part one is, what is it that excites you about this new combination? it really goes back to the strategy of putting the consumer at the nucleus of health care and changing that consumer experience. the second one really stems around what is the long-term value of this combination? to ourt goes back ability to improve the consumer experience and increase engagement around health care, and how that can impact positively health outcomes and reduce overall health

vice president spence says no decision has been made yet about declaring a national emergency. >> declaringrder, an emergency that doesn't exist is probably the worst public policy idea i've heard in about ten years. >> reporter: the white house cites the growing threat of terrorism at the southern border numbers provided to congress in may first reported by nbc news show in the first half of the 2018 fiscal year agents encountered only six immigrants listed on a terrorist screening database. >> this completely contradict what we heard from white house officials as they built their case for a border wall and for shutting down the government in order to get that wall. >> reporter: in a letter to democrats the white house is loosening its definition of border wall, steel not concrete. >> i do think his moving towards steel slats rather than concrete wall, if it holds is important. >> reporter: a big point happens this week when many federal workers are set to miss a paycheck. >> i'm sure that the people that are on the receiving end will make adjustments. they always do. >> reporter: the unio

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. >> reporter: aaron spence is superintendent of virginia beach city public schools. >> well, i want to be clear-- we actually do a great jowith our special education program in virginia beach. on rare occasions, we have some disagreements and differences with our families. fortunately, we have a great system for working through that. >> reporter: some military families here disagree. bryn bennett, adriana rodriguez and sydney jillson all have children with special needs: >> a few weeks after my husband left for deployment, my son was having some sort of breakdown in the classroom. they couldn't get him to calm down. and, i got there, and they had chairs lined up. it was almost like he was a caged animal. >> to see the people that i know are supposed to be on his side,t the ont are supposed to be helping him, to see them pushing his buttons and upsetting him to such l >> they didn't listen to a word we had to say, they didn't listen to a word his doctors.ad to s they didn't offer any supports. h>> reporter: virginia be would not comment on any of the cases, saying it would be"ca inap

. >> reporter: aaron spence is superintendent of the virginia beach city public school district. almost a third of the approximately 70,000 students here are military children. educating them can be challenging. >> figurinout their transcripts, what are the classes they may have taken elsewhere that we don't offer here. we have a different curriculum in virginia than much of the country and so parents will want to know, if my child is in third grade math, arthey learning the same thing that they were learning in third grade math in yolifornia? >> reporter: amandr is a school counselor and a navy combat veteran. she's hired by the district specifically to support military students. yoder says it's tough always being the "new" kid. >> so the biggest thing we hear is who am i going to eat lunch with? is the sports team already full when they arrive? it's really important that we get those who haven't serviced and don't have a connection,lv in and trained to inderstand terms and emotions. >> reporter: so vi beach schools have several programs to celebrate these childrrt displays, mil

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this is a debate point every meeting spence times on that onnds time on -- spends time .80% of investors a recession or expecting a recession would hit sometime in 2020 or 2021. but at the same time there is only a modest increase in credit losses in their models or interest rates are more likely to move a little higher than lower. hike not being fully priced out of every investors model. there is a disconnect. you cut multiples. we have a stock market that is reflecting bank stock multiples that are trading at or below what we saw and 2001 on a pe basis. 2001 recession trough on a pe basis, yet the underlying economy is solid. we expect for the whole group, large-cap a group, 20% upside. businessis is in a with increasing returning capital to the shareholder where for many years they couldn't. they had to build up balance sheets. i talked to jes staley at barclays. what he was going to do with it and this is what he said. >> right now almost all the major finance institutions are having a covenant with your shareholders that by and large most excess capital being generated should be ret

at the basilica, darcy spence news 4 today. >> thank you.to the video continues pour in including from one native american lawmaker. you can find that in our nbc washington app and we posted the viral video for you. just search viral video. >> a march on washington and throughout the country. liousands raled while pushing for a more progressive america. >> this is what democracy looks enlike. >> wom took over the streets here in d.c. saturday. coming up in a few minutes, we'll explain what other issues orctnizers andists are fighting for. also, you'll hear more about a divide seen duringye this 's rally. >> d.c. police have arrested two teens in a brutalttack on a 69-year-old dog walker in broad daylight, and they say this womans notheir only victim. officers say 16-year-old kaveyon andrews and 17-year-old thadduse hartridge were trying to steal the dog walker's car on euclid street on tuesday. one beat the woman over the head with a pipe. police say the teens also robbed two other people recently in that sameho neighb. they are both being c

. >>> vice president mix spence defending his wife as she faces attacks for taking a job at a christianming up. ♪ ♪ . >>> to see major news organizations attacking christian education is deeply offensive to us. i mean we have a rich tradition in america of christian education and frankly religious education broadly defined. we celebrate it. the freedom of religion is enshrined in the constitution of the united states. we'll let the critics roll off of our back. but this criticism of christian education in america should stop. >> that was the vice president a couple of days ago defending the public criticism that his wife karen had take an job at a conservative christian school outside of d.c. since that whole thing happened there was a lot of negativity from the so-called mainstream press. a new hashtag was trending, #exposechristianschools. these are the types of tweets coming out in reaction to the pences at jane doe 2025 said, counselors caught my my depression existed because i didn't have enough faith in good. >> so people are lashing out with really nasty stuff. >> this kind of co