stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. this is going to be a jam-packed week. let me take you through it. it will be one headline after another. for those who love politics and money, it's going to be a bonanza. stay there, please. >>> let's start with today. we will hear what new sanctions we will place on iran. mike pompeo, john bolton, they are in the mideast lining up our allies. we trying to isolate and contain the mullahs. new sanctions today. >>> also today, bernie sanders outlines his plan to forgive all, i repeat all student debt. that's $1.6 trillion worth of debt wiped out if he becomes the president. wednesday, the first democrat debate. ten candidates on the stage in miami. thursday, the second debate, another ten democrats face off. i think it's going to be a bidding war. which candidate can give away the most. bernie's $1.6 trillion student debt wipe-out sets a very high bar. >>> at the end of the week, president trump meets china's leader at the g20. this is probably the most important event of the week. if

stuart: everyone. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: sure thing. hour i will be issuing, you will get my take, issuing my take, stupid thing to say, i will issue my take on president trump's campaign kickoff tonight. i think he has broken the presidential mold. you have never seen politics like this before. you get a big dose of it tonight. >>> how about this, filmmaker j.j. abrams, behind big histories lost, "star wars," warner media won a bid on his production company. you won't believe what they're paying for that company. astronomical dollars. we'll be right back. ♪ this is not a bed... it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed now from $899... senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. so you can come out swinging, maintain your inner focus, and wake up rested and ready for anything. only at a sleep number store, don't miss the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed, now only $899. plus, 0% interest for 48 months on most beds. ends wedne

stuart: okay. so after his death. >> yes. stuart: okay.roll that tape, will you? let's get his response to when i asked the question. roll it. you an angry guy? you're not in the hall of fame. >> no, i'm not angry. stuart: i'm not going to raise all that over again. are you angry? >> no, i'm not angry. why would i be angry? i'm the one that screwed up. i'm not going to get on your show and complain about not being in cooperstown. i'm the one that messed up and i'm willing to go on with it. stuart: he was an honest guy. >> well, i did not see that interview but that was very powerful, what he said. i played against pete my whole career, my entire career. he was a generation ahead of me. there's very few people in any walk of life that can make people better around him, and pete was one of those guys that made everybody around him, the philadelphia phillies when they won, what was it, my memory, 1980, they had lost prior in the '70s, they had great teams with mike schmidt and steve carlton but they could never get past the dodgers. i firmly

stuart: really.ica, are to a large degree the standout economy round the world. >> yes, we are. that's the way it's been in our survey for the last number of years. the north american economy is really a gold standard. when we ask cfos where they want to invest, overwhelmingly, almost 70% said they want to invest in their home markets here in north america. 99% of the 139 u.s.-based cfos said their investments will be here in the united states. stuart: you can see that, can't you. the market's doing very well. treasury securities are doing well. virtual ly all asset classes in the united states are doing well. these cfos are doing what they said they would. >> yes, they are. you look at concerns, external concerns, trade and tariff. it's something they are very concerned about. they want to see some clarity around what will happen with that. the internal concern is talent. talent is the big concern. acquisition, development, retention of talent is the number one concern of cfos. not just in financial

stuart: i agree, stuart.e way, as they're going through their turmoil in the tory party as you well know, the prime minister stepping down i believe a day after the president's visit is over, that party and that government would very much like to tell the people of the united kingdom that they have got a trade deal with the united states that will improve whatever the brexit exit ends up being but ultimately the president needs some good trade news right now too, don't you agree with china? stuart: i would. >> the latest escalation with mexico. stuart: yes, i would agree with that. it would be good to see a little softening, especially with china, but there has been a little softening with mexico. that is not really affected the market that much. i agree with you. i would like to see softening in the hardness of positions on trade. that would certainly help. i do love -- go on. >> we should have a great trade relationship with the united kingdom, shouldn't we? we have a great relationship on all scores. the t

stuart: are you a republican? >> i am indeed. stuart: there you go.e on. >> well, look, i appreciate that. but some of these things i think are common sense. it's not about partisanship. i'm trying to do the right thing and show in real results and i think people are realizing that. as i said before, we have a lot of work to do but we are headed in the right direction. stuart: you've got a lovely city. i'm glad you're preserving it that way. it was an honor to have you on the show. i hope you will come back, sir. thank you very much indeed. >> look forward to it. thank you. stuart: thank you, sir. all right. by the way, it is the official first day of summer. that means it's the longest day of the year. we marked summer solstice just a few moments ago, at 11:54 eastern time, the moment the sun is at its highest point in the sky. just went past it. it's now summer. we'll be back. ♪ . . stuart: the market is modestly higher, 6point up. i got to tell you earlier today, the big question was why did president trump stand down, back off from the retaliatory

stuart: yes, you do. you do. you do. >> stuart, this is why. look, you had amy klobuchar, we are told she's the moderate, right. you had amy klobuchar saying i agree with julian castro on decriminalizing border crossings. they are all the same. they are puppets of the left. that is what they are. stuart: did you find it boring? theme president was on air forc one flying to japan, he takes out his twitter account and types one word, boring. you agree with that? >> oh, yeah. the most exciting part was when the mics went out at nbc and they had to take the commercial break and everyone was confused. when that's the high point of the democratic debate, safe to say it was boring. stuart: what are you expecting tonight? >> i'm expecting it to be far more contentious. you have bernie and biden. you will remember biden -- bernie, rather, kind of somewhat attacked hillary. it was tepid but he did. tonight the gloves are off. last time around the dnc rigged the election against him. this time i think he's gloves off. i think he's going to attack biden. w

stuart: huh.r pete doesn't like the president's foreign policy. >> you think? stuart, i woke up not feeling very well this morning. it turns out two hours of breathing in the noxious fumes of sewage, not good for you. stuart: you practiced that line and it didn't work. >> i just practiced it. it didn't come out as well as it did last night. you got to go with live television and answer the actual question. in this case, this is the only guy with military service on the stage. he tried to prop that up a few times. ultimately, listen, what this president has done has confronted allies who have been freeloading off of us, have acknowledged the world today is different than the world after world war ii, and if you want to have alliances they better be meaningful. just because you have an enemy doesn't mean you can't engage them in service of trying to maybe get rid of their nuclear weapons and bad deals like the iran deal should be scrapped so that we bring them to the table on our own terms. so when

stuart: okay.'s uber's stock, just a fraction down today, just a fraction away from its offering price when it did the ipo a few weeks ago. here's the news. they are going to offer helicopter rides in new york city and they're starting next month. all right. let's first of all deal with the new york city deal. from manhattan to jfk, how much? deirdre: $200. it starts around the staten island ferry, eight minutes later you get to jfk. $200. five people in the helicopter, maybe baggage fees are coming soon. i think it's a good price because you are saving time and it's expensive to take a regular uber or taxi to jfk, especially when you are in traffic. stuart: only certain uber people? >> you have to be a platinum or diamond member in order to be able to take this as they start this program. we have been talking, this is the first down day in five days for uber. they are heigright near the ipo price. we are talking about the different businesses they have. this is multi-modal. it's a car that takes y

stuart: you're all right. ryan, thank you very much. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: good stuff.google. they are on the screen now. look at them. they are down. apple is up but the rest are down. amazon, facebook and google, they face scrutiny for antitrust reasons from the government. that's why they're down. the declines in those three major stocks, that's why the nasdaq composite is down when just about everything else is on the upside. amazon down six, facebook down to $166. google, very close to breaking below $1,000 a share. who would think we would ever say that. >>> we are watching the president this morning. he was in england, earlier attending d-day anniversary ceremony with the queen. later this hour he will arrive in ireland, set to meet the prime minister at the airport. we will be sure to bring you that as it happens during this hour. >>> we have dusted off the good old legends and company animation. i don't know where it is. we dusted it off for the baseball legend pete rose. he holds the record for most hits in the history of major league baseball but he's not in

stuart: really. >> buy it. stuart: still in it? >> still in it. stuart: great guy.ught it, you're still in it. but are you buying any more? >> sure. when we have new floats we buy more. stuart: glad we got you in. $1900 a share heading to $2,000. we shall see. it's that time. 9:40 eastern time. joel, thank you very much indeed. shah, you're all right. thanks for joining us. >>> check that big board. a hundred points, almost, 97, we'll take it, a third of 1% to the upside. >>> nike dropping a line of sneakers reportedly over concerns about angering china. we will tell you all about it in a moment. >>> president trump warning iran he's prepared to use quote, overwhelming force if it attacks anything american. next, we have congressman adam kinzinger. he wants the president to take a hard line against iran. he was disappointed that we haven't attacked them already. we will ask him more about that. >>> the president once again going after fed chair powell, telling maria bartiromo earlier today he would rather have someone else in that position. roll that tape. >> draghi

stuart. stuart: colin - connell mcshane in china. he watches asia and i want your reaction to these protests and the suspension of debate. what do you got? reporter: most important thing is the protesters one. if you go back three, four days ago everyone said there'd be the second reading of the extradition bill but it has occurred and who knows what will happen in the future? because the protesters want today they are emboldened and probably going to continue to do this and will create the standoff with the chief executive of hong kong is now in a very difficult position. stuart: president xi is in a difficult position. reporter: absolutely. stuart: i suspect there was going on in my kong is a challenge to his authority, and my right? >> you are certainly right. he was the one with the hong kong portfolio and he is the one who set this hard-line tone which means he's now being held responsible for this. he's being held responsible for the trade war and for hong kong. that puts him in a difficult political position because his enemie

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stuart: thank you.ident tariffs threats on mexico work in the sense that mexicans have agreed to strengthen their southern border. michigan congressman fred upton did not agree with tariffs on mexico in the first place. what does he think now that they are working? he is on the show next. also ahead, what's up with the city of beverly hills banning the sale of nearly all tobacco products? with the mayor of beverly hills on the program today to try ♪ ♪ and explain. ♪ [music] ♪ i have heart disease, watch what i eat, take statins, but still struggle to lower my ldl bad cholesterol. which means a heart attack or stroke. could strike without warning, pulling me away from everything that matters most. (siren) because with high bad cholesterol, my risk of a heart attack or stroke is real. ♪ repatha® plus a statin seriously lowers bad cholesterol by 63%. and significantly drops my risk of having a heart attack or stroke. do not take repatha® if you are allergic to it. repatha® can cause serious allergic reacti

stuart: it is. ashley: for europe. stuart: it is.er overseas story of great import after millions took to the streets in protest, i mean millions. hong kong's leader said she would suspend the controversial extradition bill indefinitely and also apologized for it. the author of "the bully of asia" is with us. i think this. i think this is a hit on xi jinping. makes it more difficult for him in the trade talks. what do you say? >> absolutely. hong kong is the goose that keeps laying the golden eggs. now the chinese communist party appears intent upon strangling it. we have a separate agreement with hong kong on the understanding that china was going to abide by its 50-year arrangement under the treaty to allow the current political, cultural and economic situation to stay in place in hong kong until 2047. china tore up that agreement two years ago. they said it only had historical value. and this extradition treaty would have been the end of the rule of law in hong kong which was a great bequest of the british. the british left the ru

stuart: right.efits, it not only cultivated good will with the employees but with their public image as well. stuart: you have to keep the workers you've got because you can't get new ones. they aren't available. >>> a group of state attorneys general suing to stop the sprint and t-mobile merger. why? ashley: $26 billion merger. why? because they don't like the anticompetitive nature of it. it would reduce the number of national carriers from four to three. they don't like it. new york state attorneys general, state attorney general, is leading the charge on this. i know you will be shocked by that. stuart: no, i'm not. ashley: he will be holding a press conference this afternoon. they say at least ten, maybe more will jump on to this lawsuit to try and prevent that merger. stuart: both stocks down. thanks. now facebook, they are building a gigantic solar farm. it's going to be five times the size of central park in the city. it's part of a plan that could power 72,000 homes. we will tell you where

stuart: we will take you there after this. stuart: 119th u.s. it, catch it on fox sports 1. now, our own gerri willis is there covering it for us. wait a minute. looks awfully cold to me. gerri: it's a little chilly, i won't lie to you. i got to tell you, we can't be on the course because i'm too noisy so we are over here but i got to show you something super special going on right now. we have players who come down these steps right here at pebble beach. it's the 100th anniversary of pebble beach. they will be walking right through here as we have seen all morning long. we have seen jason day, over here to the putting green is the next place they go. what are they doing? practicing their putting, getting their act together, their heads in sync for this particular event. i have to tell you, all eyes are on brooks koepka. he's not teeing off until later in the morning but he wants a three-peat. he wants his third u.s. open, consecutive u.s. open to win. that's the excitement there. as you can see, everybody here kind of drilling down, getting the

stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning everyone. we have major developments on the oil tanker attack has to do with iran fox news pentagon producer is getting all of the information together for us. we will go to him as soon as he has ready. here's what we have so far. video of what is believed to be an iranian boat removing a mine from the side of an oil tanker in the gulf. this tanker had been attacked yesterday. perhaps the mine was removed have failed to detonate and the iranians wanted to get rid of evidence that they were behind the attacks. mike pompeo said yes they were in this morning on fox the president said the attack have quote i read and written all over it. despite what is happening in the oil patch. it remains at a depressed level. as we speak. why do we give credit to america's oil glut. we run the show now. and oils at $52 per barrel. they had signed a letter opposing tariffs on china. they harm our economy. the president is losing some support. there is no certainty that a meeting with sheathing ping will take pla

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stuart flinders is in liverpool for us.us is close to its final destination at liverpool waterfront. that is the scene from above where thousands of people have been gathering for many hours in anticipation of the scenes. you can see the various police officer on either side of the bus as it crawls through those streets, where so many people have been wanting to come out and congratulate the team on its sixth champions league victory. stuart flinders has been watching events in liverpool throughout the afternoon. bring us up—to—date this terms of where you are and what you can see? we are on the waterfront just near peer head, looking towards the albert dock and the beatles museum. a lot of these people have been standing here since about 12, one o'clock. 0nly been standing here since about 12, one o'clock. only now are we told that the bus maybe about five or ten minutes away. it is coming from pier head and will come past all these fans. look how many there are. they reckon there could be three quarters ofa reckon there c

stuart flinders, thank you very much in liverpool.s to north london where the tottenham fans have been gathering. simonjones the tottenham fans have been gathering. simon jones is. the tottenham fans have been gathering. simon jones is. -- we can ci’oss. gathering. simon jones is. -- we can cross. the waiting is over and for the fans it is a nervous 90 minutes. if you look there are... they have been enjoying the sun so far this afternoon. they have been enjoying the build—up and now this is the moment of truth. many spurs fans i have been speaking to did not expect to get to the final of the champions league. it was a difficult group stage for them and they thought they would be knocked out at the last moment against manchester city. they went down three mil to ajax so many people here felt they believed this was the year for people here felt they believed this was the yearfor spurs. people here felt they believed this was the year for spurs. to defy the odds and win this vital game. many people watching on eight big screens in the p

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hey, stuart, i see you're getting ready for your halloween party. yeah, it's my annual attempt to meet women. ninth time's the charm. would you like me to help? i do have a certain je ne sais quois when it comes to soirees. thanks, but i can't afford je ne sais quois. how much for just quois? you know, you don't worry about money.

i just want to give a shout out to john stuart that was powerful testimony and bravo. david: absolutely. >> yeah, it's hard to, you can't really argue. i know it's bulls & bears but i don't think any of us can argue on something like this. people who gave their lives need to be taken care of as do their families. i read over 11,000 reported cases of cancer ranging from aggressive brain tumors to debilitating lung cancers that these heroic people have so they need to be taken care of this is really sad. i don't know if congress is maybe just all focused on the mueller report. david: who knows maybe they were thinking over john dean's testimony but the fact is that john stuart said that this is viewed by many people inside congress as a local issue. the largest single attack on u.s. civilians in our history is viewed as a local issue. john, is that, does that hold any water at all? >> absolutely they attacked our country. they weren't attacking as john stuart said he were attacking america. they attacked our pentagon. it's like saying what you mentioned to us pearl harbo

stuart: well, may i interrupt, sir. you are a united states senator but i'm going to interrupt anyway. i don't think they want to give the president a win of any kind. if they were to help him fix our border, they would be helping him win. that's why they will do nothing forever.

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emily: now, stuart, analysts say that startups are a dime a dozen.ou have huge competitors like microsoft and facebook with huge pockets and millions of users. over the long-term, how do you differentiate yourself? how do you compete? even as you say, you haven't figured out the optimal price because it depends on what your competitors are doing? >> it's hard for me to imagine anything a competitor would do that would cause us to change our plans when those plans are all about creating value for our customers. what you want to do is make slack the company become more valuable because the product because more valuable. because of the platform, because of the incubation. there's a whole world out there of other software that continues to proliferate, continues in a world where we have 10 million daily active users out of the 200 million plus that we think would benefit, it's just wide open. emily: shares now indicating to open to $32 to $34 per share. it's getting a little bit higher. this means that investors and employees can sell their shares immedi

stuart flinders is in liverpool for us.saying earlier, there are a few people coming, it is filled up nicely in the last hour or so. there must be thousands of people just within walking distance of where i am little known throughout the rest of the city, the city is packed people have travelled here from all over europe. look at the crowds. people have come here from germany, holland, just to be here for the match last night and just to see the trophy today. look at these guys. if you can't get a good view on the ground, clamberup to you can't get a good view on the ground, clamber up to the top of a traffic light, it doesn't look very safe, beyond them you might be able to see one of the road signs, two men with signs there and it looks like the least comfortable perspective today but you won't matter that the. masses of people here. the parade has started a short time ago. the players flew back in from madrid earlier today and now they are on that bus starting their long crawl through the city. they won't rush their way

we've got stuart here with us, who is a dairy farmer.u? well, it was rough but you just hit the nail on the head, you know, all the different scenarios we were dealing with and 2019 looks the same. different scenarios, totally opposite, and so this brings me to think that the volatility that may come with climate change could be extremely challenging and the flexibility we've got to build into our systems in order to produce food. you say volatility, with farmers' incomes down overall 20% last year. how many years of that can they survive? well, there will be ups and downs. i suppose some of these years, it can be up to five year cycles and it's very tough depending on any individual circumstances. if you are an established farmer, maybe you can talk things out. maybe you can tough things out. if you are a young farmer taking a big loan up, it's going to be, you know, it could be catastrophic. in that situation. but there are no guarantees with anything and the whole thing about this, it is being able to be self—sufficient in food produc

stuart and i have become good friends. okay, one vote for, one vote against. leonard, you're the tiebreaker. i don't have a problem with stuart. besides, he gives us a 20% discount at his comic book store. well, i don't sell my friendship that cheaply. i can go 30. welcome aboard, old chum. okay, the nasa web site says howard's final descent has begun. (sighs) he left a boy, he returns a boy-sized hero.

stuart telling fox news lawmakers actions need to match their words and tweets.und is expected to pass in the house today. jillian: a lot of you have been sending us your comments on this story all morning long. our own janice dean tweeting, quote: i'm going to write a letter to each member of congress who didn't show up today. i'm so furious and ashamed. first responders and their families deserve better than. this. >> jamie on instagram writing finally a celebrity making a difference. >> i'm thought a fan of jon stewart but in this case he is right. rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. trading drumsticks for nightsticks. a former drummer of metal band five finger death punch jerry spencer calls it an honor to serve his indiana community as a reserve officer. he left the band. good for him. jillian: do you still sleep with your blanky? >> i'm sorry, i don't like people touching my blue blanket. it's just that i have had ever since i was a baby. and i find it very comforting. jillian: according to one poll survey 34% of adults sleep some

rob: john stuart is blasting do nothing lawmakers calling on them to back up their words with

stuart: i think that they concern is a trade war, what the potential ramifications could be.arket right now is pricing in a gloomy outlook. oil prices have come down in the last couple of weeks. let it really is a reflection more on the demand side than on the supply-side. i am not sure there is a lot out markets.reassure for instance, when president trump said he would talk to the chinese president in depth about this, the oil market rallied strongly. the opec stuff helps, but really, the eyes of the moment are on the trade war. taylor: thank you. all things oil, stewart wallace of bloomberg news. we await the decision of the federal reserve's open market committee. here with a preview is cameron crise, bloomberg's micro strategist. i love the headlines of your recent column -- if you think we can cut our way to inflation, you are wrong we. posted that question to the citigroup market strategist, ing at the top of the hour. he did not seem to agree. we can't always cut our way into inflation, right? to causethe impact is demand to bring supply and demand into equilibrium, bu

stuart varney, over to you. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. here we go.ains, one of the best rallies in a long time. look at this. after a very strong 5% gain in

the interior of the church was designed by james athenian stuart and william muta. following a fiery 1779 they renovated the originally a rock church in classical stuff. made by samuel green's. 78 to 7 the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole of thing today the melody played by the musical director of the rock chapel. beautiful thames while mabel hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resident madness spent most of the adult life in the spartan conditions that existed at sea found it hard in old age to get accustomed to the extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not for the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talk inflamed pillars colonnades unsealing frescoes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flattery all that's been watered down to. the heart of the mabel hospital is the painting for sabs is a dining it seats more than 300 that is a mark of respect 1st served by officers. the painted hole does food justice to its name for escape of every woman hu

stuart flinders is in liverpool.n hour ago, thousands and thousands of people were here just waiting to see the trophy. they had been here for much of the day, filling that space there. look at it now, all that is left behind is plastic bags, tin cans blowing in the win. a lot of work for the clea ners to the win. a lot of work for the cleaners to do before they can open this road to return to normalfor the working week. it has been an incredible day here on merseyside and andy swiss was in the thick of it. talk about painting the town red. for liverpool's players and fans, a day of unbridled celebration as the european champions brought the city to a glorious standstill. stars and supporters united in euphoria, managerjurgen klopp clearly enjoying the party as they paraded the trophy through the streets. whatever it took, you just had to be there. we're so proud. once you're liverpool, you love liverpool. i don't know. fabulous. if we're doing this now, the future's looking very bright for us, very bright, it's look

stuart exit tory leadership race asjohnson pushes jessica. as johnson pushes further ahead. the conservative party are saying they didn't want to coronation but after the first run of ballots, this has become a coronation. these numbers looks dark. jeremy hunt's numbers, boris has almost three times the number that he has got. it does look like boris is quite unstoppable and whoever gets into the second place, the tory members, it mightjust be a few weeks of getting a good thrashing from borisjohnson on the campaign trail. they insist not. it's all about whether there are dirty tricks afoot to make sure that all of the different rivals are eliminated. the third opponent, jeremy hunt. kind of moderate, sensible type and he's been given this moniker. she has been known to wear trousers. he's been really trying to prove that he is not that quy~ trying to prove that he is not that guy. he's been quite feisty on twitter, saying he is going to take boris to task and he will not give him an easy ride thatjohnson has so many votes to spare, that is w

i bet, stuart. the mood is more sombre in london — simonjones is watching with tottenham fans.ry at the decision? it was the worst possible start for spurs. going behind within two minutes. people here very much questioning that penalty decision. people are saying if you put your hand up in the box, you're asking for trouble. down there, hand up in the box, you're asking fortrouble. down there, people hand up in the box, you're asking for trouble. down there, people in still fairly good voice but still some anxious faces here because they know potentially, time is running out. they are still chanting, they are singing their support here in north london for spurs, but they haven't seen much to cheer on the pitch, and people really getting nervous as the clock continues to tick. spurs have a reputation the season tick. spurs have a reputation the season of coming back from behind. for people here, it's very much fingers crossed as the game still goes on. simon, thanks very much. 59 minutes gone, still 1—0. to tennis now and world number one naomi 0saka has been knocked out of the

the mystery of mr stuart's past links with moc.that he was recruited after leaving oxford university and spent seven years as some kind of intelligent officer before entering parliament. he left prematurely. the question is why are they revealing this and giving the impression that this is something to be concerned about. you think he might qualify him but i think it is because they are backing boris who gets five grand a column. they want to give the impression that he has lied against his past. it shows what an effective campaign he has a run. he has people rattled. whether that tra nslates he has people rattled. whether that translates into votes tomorrow is another matter. i find this a pathetic story. i tell you why, i am rather proud of somebody who has done something with his life rather than being a career politician and this guy, he went and spy for you and me to keep us safe. the headline is in stuart spied against britain. the stash he is not allowed to say what he did so either way he cannot say what he did. we know tha

graham stuart is minister for investment at the department for international trade.f the industry is still holding up one of the industry is still holding up pretty strongly in the uk and one where there is a lot of attention right now. we are delighted to celebrate london tech week. we are determined to make the uk a global tech centre as well. it is worth noting tech is holding up well, but the whole economy is holding up pretty well. we have record employment, as you will know. we saw in the latest export figures every single nation of the uk increased its exports to record levels and of course we saw in the ft report of a month ago of new investments as opposed to including mergers and acquisitions, we saw the uk has increased its lead in europe and had more new investments into the uk in 2018 than france and germany put together. we aren't always as good as we should be communicating to people letting them know what we're doing but we will do that, celebrating and showcasing the best of british tech this week at london tech week. i'm interested in the investment

we will hear more from stuart flinders through the afternoon.pering the search for eight climbers, including four britons, who are missing in india. the group had been trying to climb the country's second highest peak — nanda davey — but failed to return to their base camp on friday. officials say there were signs of an avalanche on the mountain. angus crawford has the details. more than 25,000 feet of ice and rock — nanda devi, india's second highest peak. now, eight climbers, including fourfrom the uk, are missing after reports of bad weather. it's thought they planned to take on another peak in the range never climbed before. it's a very challenging mountain even by its... i can't even say easiest route, but more common route. this is a mountain that's only seen 13 or 1a successful expeditions since it was first climbed in 1936. on friday, when they failed to return, the alarm was raised. the rescue hampered by rain and snow. one of those confirmed missing is academic dr richard payne from the university of york. the expedition leader is mart

graham stuart hitting out at labour mps for today.t bridgend on brexit. mr stuart saying the automotive industry is in flux, and to make it about brexit is to lead people astray. he was answering a question from mr davies, who said the workers in the area, who voted for brexit did not vote to lose theirjobs, and argued they deserved a final say on argued they deserved a final say on a final deal, to stay in the eu and not lose theirjobs, a final deal, to stay in the eu and not lose their jobs, but a final deal, to stay in the eu and not lose theirjobs, but this was what mr stewart was responding to, saying that this was a false argument for a second referendum. a pretty angry exchange on the commons on that. voting in the peterborough by—election is underway. the election was triggered when the former labour mp fiona onasa nya was removed from office after being jailed for lying about a speeding offence. 15 candidates are standing. the result is expected in the early hours of tomorrow. an independent investigation into a failed nhs tr

reporter: jon stuart grew attention, how do you see the 9/11 funds playing out. is there a sunset and everyone in the new york metro area is not getting a check if they get cancer? mr. mccarthy: from an entity going forward, you have to find who have been affected by it and care for those individuals and that's what we continue to do. there are checks and balances provided in there. we should care for those who have got cancer based upon working for this country. and that's what the legislation will do and we will continue to fund. reporter: if one of you was approached by a foreign power -- mr. mccarthy: like adam schiff? reporter: to contact the f.b.i. mr. mccarthy: you are asking a hypothetical and let's look what happened. adam schiff got a phone call that he thought was a foreign individual and he took it. what action did he take after the fact? did the democratic party spend money to a foreign individual to try to drum something up that were lies? that's what we found. didn't we go through a mueller report that found no collusion and no obstruction. if an e

coming out in support of the stuarts, for rer appealing the decision and from our perspective, vettelould not have done anything else but this is all been more emotionally charged for the driver because of the difficulties he's had now for some months. he could see he is already a long way off the pace and the driver standing in the title race that is now becoming a two horse race between the two mercedes drivers who have absolutely dominated. on the two of the seven racers the season have not been a mercedes one two. and it will ultimately go down as a mistake from him and the ferrari driver has not run a race since august of last year. —— one. —— won. lets turn our attnetions to cricket where west indies and south africa had to settle for a point apiece after their world cup game was abandoned earlier today. only seven and half overs were bowled. sheldon cottrell took the two early wickets of hashim amla and aiden markram. south africa were 29 for two when rain stopped play and the game was eventually called off. south africa have just a point and probably have to win their 5 remain

in her wonderful musings on the idiosyncrasies of germans and life in germany my colleague rachel stuart is talking about english words that the germans use incorrectly now there are quite a few of these that make us english speakers scratch our heads and don't be surprised or even shocked when you hear a word that would usually get bleeped in english television coverage now here goes with meet the germans. anglicanism are all over the place in germany failed in some nation a point that it's. no everyone is happy about these linguistic invaders particularly if a perfectly good german already exists but surely even worse already more bizarre is the use of english words that even native english speakers when understand. here is an english word that the germans use wrongly. that kick off with a classic example. in english handy means useful in german this is a handy i mean you do hold it in your hand but by that logic this would be a handy and this would be a handy. this is a great one is a little bit morbid public viewing in jet lots of people gathering public space what something with the

stuart flinders is in liverpool for us. not farfrom the not far from the docks.re still not there yet? well, who knows when that bus will get here? people have been waiting since about one o'clock. the parade started at about four on the queens drive area outside the city, but the police say it is making its way very slowly. it should have been here about now. but they now say it could be between seven and eight o'clock. people have been patient. they have been here for maybe five hours. and people are on top of traffic lights and road signs. if you look on the building behind you can see we have people in yellowjackets. you can't see them, because your looking at the bus making its way through the city. the players enjoying this. people have been here for hours waiting for the bus. no sign of it, but it has been going through the city, through the residential areas and on to the waterfront. there are those council workers, what a great view they have on one of buildings by the waterfront. we are just along from the albert dock, which is just there, where the bea

-- stuart. don't worry. you have a come to the wrong place. time, this place will be full. -- kick—off time, this place will be full. — — you kick—off time, this place will be full. —— you have not come to the one place but the 7000 screaming and shouting and sinking liverpool fans. of course many have actually managed to get out to spain itself, some of them using the most unorthodox means, i saw a lot of the cramped camper van setting off last week for the long journey by road. and one young man apparently spent £40 on a new car, i don't know howl young man apparently spent £40 on a new car, i don't know how i knew he would get for that but he spent that thinking that might be a cheap way of getting to the match by driving to with. i would love to know whether he actually made a possible for those who couldn't get to spain, maybe this is the place. one of three venues on liverpool's waterfront showing the match like tonight come organised by a bt sport, the tv rights holders, 11,000 fans in total across the three venues, and as you can see,