joining me now is mark sweeney. now is mark sweeney. viewers about the complicated process which hasay. process which has led up to today. wire, there could be £30 million spent to seal the deal. spent to seal the deal. finalised or do other keys need to be crossed and eyes darted? be crossed and eyes darted? will have until october 11 to decide whether to accept the deal. whether to accept the deal. assurances have parties had to give to get to this point? to get to this point? have always been issues about his control of news media. control of news media. murdoch also has sky news and papers in the uk. in the uk. had lost the line but please continue. continue. everything is 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

john sweeney, bbc news.as told the bbc that all ethnic groups are equal in xianjiang. in a statement it said: the us will end all funding for the un agency that supports palestinian refugees. washington had already drastically cut its support for the agency, which helps more than five million palestinians in gaza and the west bank, and in other countries neighbouring israel. the state department described the un relief and work agency as irredeemably flawed, and said washington will hold talks with the un and others to consider new approaches to the conflict between israel and the palestinians. for more on this decision let's go live to chris buckler in washington. i gather there has been a response from the agency. what they said? the american statement made it clear that as far as they were concerned, they were concerned by the financial impact on america, and they felt that they were lifting the burden on this. but there is deep criticism of the programme itself, talking about it being in crisis mode for

deputy director sweeney really cleared it, starting with this kind of new complaint basis. it is something that we can manage in our normal code enforcement process. >> ok. so, start with commissioner warshell and then commissioner walker sfj my only request for clarification, clearly there is a permeable issue when you do concrete, pavers or gravel, it's permeable. but you can still park your car on it. give always really quick idea of that discrimination between that being a permeable surface versus the use still could be the unauthorized parking on what was supposed to be a different use. >> according to the supervisor's office, i understand this is an educational matter that a lot of the people who were actually involved in these violations aren't aware of those al tern timothy mcveighs that you are talk about, that they could approach this and do nit a way that would work. >> but to the point, you know, the p.u.c. would love fit it were permeable because they have the issues with water draining. but are we getting at the issue of the front lawn or front open space. and

tiffany sweeney, bbc news.tting out her government's policies for the year ahead calling them "the most ambitious" yet in terms of investment in education, infrastruture and health. as msps returned from summer recess, she announced a number of policies including an increase of a quarter of a billion pounds for mental health services over the next five years. and there'll be an extra £7 billion for investing in schools, hospitals and transport our scotland political editor brian taylor is in holyrood tonight for us. so, brian, what's the thinking behind this investment? despite those detailed announcements, opposition leaders characterised the statement as tired and lacking vigour and it is workaday rather than spectacular but it is building on established polities —— policies and maybe it is keeping in with the zeitgeist and in these mid—brexit days people are suspicious of spectacular political gestures and flamboyance. more money for mental health, new initiatives on mental health, and figures out today show

from: that is paul sweeney princeton, not from here in new york. the balance of power newsletter at bloomberg.com/politics for the latest in your inbox every day. coming up, the u.k. trade secretary will be joining bloomberg. bloomberg. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton was first word news, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh who is being accused of sexually assaulting a woman, has president trump in his corner. shortng to reporters a time ago, the president said he is totally supporting kavanaugh, and he is one of the most outstanding people he has ever known. fordeam said -- christine said that he tried to rape her at a party when they were teenagers in high school. called the allegations completely false. the president's welcoming the leader of poland, mr. trump and first lady melania greeted president andrzej duda and his wife. there will be a joint news conference later this afternoon. the united states and canada naftaesume high-level talks tomorrow. both parties will meet in washington, trying to reach an agreement for canada to stay in the three na

ryan sweeney. kenneth swenson. kevin thomas. michael. firefighter sean patrick. rachel.ard year. donnie brooks. hilda taylor. leonard taylor. larissa taylor. sandra taylor. paul tech meyer. stanley temple. and my brother lieutenant philip scott petty letter 12 fire department we miss you tremendously, not a day goes by you are not thought of or spoken about and prayed for. we never get tired of telling stories about you. we remember you in our hearts how you will live on in our lives until the day we die. i love you phil i will talk to you later. >> and my cousin maria, it has been 17 years, we love you and miss you. god bless america. [applause] thomas junior. leslie thompson. brian thompson. glenn thompson. nigel thompson. harry thompson. william thompson. eric thorpe. the cola the work. sal edward. john patrick. mary ellen. william randolph. even edward scott charles. jennifer dino. john james tipping. hector louise. alicia and nicole titus. otis tobin. vladimir. stephen thompson. doris torres. luis torres. christopher michael. daniel patrick trainor. abdul kareem. gl

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landscape the fast as airplanes are covered for good by these horse heads for as far as the eye can see sweeney slowly to extract the black calls from the subtree interrupts. it became urgent to build four lane highways all around town in order to accommodate the lines of trucks transporting all kinds of pipes beams sand and water used in fracking. nothing was planted advance everything was done in a hurry because of the immediacy of the work of the enormous influx of workers investors and the unemployed rushed in chasing their dream to grab a piece of the pie. german guy an austrian guy italian an american and my rifles just in case i need to kill someone. most americans have guns in their house. and at the foot of my bed is a bible. most of my adult life was spent in universities doing teaching or research i went to the university of maine and got several degrees there in agricultural engineering information systems then i worked for mit on the human genome project. there came a time when there was a recession there was high unemployment i spent a lot of time reading the news on the internet

we are honored to bring you paul sweeney.ntelligence worldwide and he joins us. you have followed this. moffett said, why does comcast want sky? paul: comcast needs international exposure. tv business is mature. if you envision yourself as a global telecommunications media leader, you need to get outside the u.s. borders. sky is a crown jewel. it has 23 million subscribers. this is a great waysky is a croo diversify. including jonathan ferro watching soccer games on saturday morning. is the idea ofl technological obsolescence. model sod technology fractured that maybe it is at risk? we are seeing cord cutting, 4%, 5%, the u.s. market drops. about marketshink where they are not cutting the cord. the u.k. markets are still growing in terms of penetration. that is the growth they are looking for to augment what is a good business. francine: what happens to fox's stake in skype? disney does not want to be a minority shareholder. my senses they will sell the stake or swap it for the state comcast owns in hulu. are you watching for

tiffany sweeney, bbc news.d of standing, he knelt when the us national anthem was played before matches. other players followed suit, but the protest divided the country and sparked donald trump's anger — as caroline rigby reports. "believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything" — the words of former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick, part of an advertising campaign for the sports brand nike. kaepernick was at the san francisco 49ers when he began kneeling during the national anthem in the 2016 nfl season, a protest against racial injustice and police brutality — what he saw as state oppression against african—americans and people of colour. his actions sparked a wider movement and national debate, criticised by some, including president trump, for being disrespectful to both the american flag and the military. now a free agent, kaepernick is suing the nfl, alleging team owners colluded to prevent him from signing with another team. being chosen as the face of nike's latest advertising venture is

alexis sweeney is seen giving birth in the family van. >> yeah, the video taken by her husband while driving them to the hospital and their sons were in the backseat. their daughter was born just before they got to the er and they spoke about the whole thing on "jimmy kimmel." >> the whole time i'm watching i'm thinking put the camera down and drive the car. >> that's what everyone says. >> yeah, right. >> y'all can blame me. i asked him -- i was like in case she's born in the car, like take a video. >> what about the kids? what's going -- i mean, you know, at some point you have to tell them where babies come from and they're going to say, well, the car, of course. >> so kimmel bought them a new minivan because that one was a little bit of a mess and dad says their new daughter will be their last child. >> he doesn't want to try to go for another. >>> now to an ultrasound that was an ultra surprise for a texas couple. >> samantha berkens and her husband are texas a&m grams but a sonogram shows their unborn son showing the hook 'em horns symbol. >>> if your kids are grown up in colle

mark sweeney. chas hodges — one half of the musical duo chas and dave — has died at the age of 7a.cock in 1975 and became pioneers of the musical style labelled "rockney". they had 8 top—a0 singles, including rabbit, ain't no pleasing you and snooker loopy. chas hodges passed away as a result of organ failure. he'd been suffering from cancer for some time. let's listen now to their first top 20 hit gertcha, from top of the pops in 1979. # gertcha when the kids are swinging on the gate # gertcha when the # gertcha! chas hodges, who's died aged 7a. the former tottenham and chelsea midfielder, micky hazard, who collaborated on tracks with chas and dave for tottenham's 1981 and 1982 fa cup final wins, spoke to me a little earlier. he was an incredibly lovely gentleman. my first memory of him was playing in football tournaments with him, organised by his ex—manager bob england. and then obviously, when we ossie's dream in 1981, i think it is the most iconic football record release, and it was a m football record release, and it was a joy to reach the woodwork with them. i think it reach

our thanks to paul sweeney.omberg. ♪ live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. \ romaine crossing that trillion dollar market capitalization. amazon shares are now triple within three years. romaine: even when you look at this year alone, they are up 74% year to date. second-best performer in the nasdaq 100. they consider that your persona each. they have really outstripped apple on a percentage basis, more than triple what off a bit and microsoft do as well, which are trying to get closer to that $1 trillion mark as well. he made a great point about all the levers that amazon and basis and poll. sour, hesiness goes has 20 other things to rack ate up to keep the revenue going. of course, there is the perception they can turn on the mats anytime they want to. vonnie: obviously, there are web services, two. the ability to try new things. one thing they talked about is getting into advertising a lot more. it is worth facebook is in compared to outfits out there. a lot of things brewing that does not get enough media a

joining us now is costing me -- paul sweeney. welcome.s broke a little while ago, why does this makes sense from sirius'point of view to merge with pandora? sirius is the largest provider, and pandora is one of the largest streaming services. sirius says they have an interest in audio business. we think there is life in the radio business, so they are looking to marry their in car experience with sirius xm to the streaming service of pandora to see if there are synergies. it has also been reported that john malone and liberty media are taking a look at iheart communications, the largest terrestrial radio operator. in thes clearly interest traditional radio and audio and streaming business. david: and the sirius xm stock is way up, so in some ways, it is a discounted price. this is get into scale compared to spotify for apple? paul: in the streaming business, it does not. you have to look at apple and spotify in the business, but this gets them in the game and gives them the opportunity to see if there is some way to leverage their sirius

an executive.f now, on the future of cbs, paul sweeney joins us. mr.a replaceable men in it. i am sure mr. moonves will be replaced. what is the process? paul: this is a major issue for cbs. you think about media moguls, less moonves is there. he has been critical to the success of cbs since he has been there. this has been an issue. the coo is going to be interim ceo. they will look both inside and outside cbs for a new ceo. they stocks have been trading better over the last few days, if for no other reason we are getting some of this noise up. aspect,m a distribution cbs seems alone. do these events affect some storm -- some form of combination with cnn? paul: they do. one of the parts of the resolution is it allows for cbs to pursue another combination on its own without interference whennational amusements redstone either passes or becomes incapacitated. that is a change. it gives them and its board more autonomy to pursue deals. francine: overall, merger speculation is all over the media industry. who do see emerging? bel: there is still cbs-buyer

sweeney.just another thing that's fading away, that young people like you will never get to experience, like sending a fax or paying for pornography. ( laughter ) so, i want to do something about it. i want to give the younger generation tonight a shot at an experience that will soon be gone forever. and it starts right now. all right, do we have millennials in the audience tonight? do we have a millenial? ( cheers and applause ) okay, that's the first-- you're not millennials. you're not a-- are you a millennial? are you a millennial? come with me. come with me. come on, you're a millennial. there we go. now we got to go back down here. come on. ( applause ) this is-- hold on. this right here, this is-- we call this the bill murray door, okay? because he used to come in and out of this door a lot. do you know who that is? >> yeah. from wes anderson movies. >> stephen: yeah! ( laughter ) from wes anderson movies. you're definitely a millennial. let's go! so, what's your name? >> i'm christine.

. >> and my husband, lieutenant brian sweeney, united states navy and the victim of united airlines 175an. we do good. we raise children in a very different world. we lived a life because we still have one to live. i will look for you when i get there. god bless america. [applause] [bells ringing] [silence] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and to my weight life, jennifer, a woman who meant the world only to me that everyone around her, mother, wife, sister, daughter, and, cousin come friend. your beauty on the outside was evident that it was unequivocally matched by your beauty on the inside. have you when you met was a better person for knowing who you were. the 17 years since u been gone seem like a a lifetime. you were taken away too early but your spirit lives not only inside me but in all those you have touched while you were here and many more you've never met. you will be forever respected. >> and my cousin, thomas. tommy, we miss you dearly every day.

tiffany sweeney reports. a rising golf star will stop this is 22—year—old celia barquin. was named iowa state female athlete of the year. on monday morning, she was discovered to run unattended golf course was celia barquin's body was found near an abandoned bag. someone was found in the water and subsequently identified as celia barquin. she had been stabbed in the upper torso and neck. at approximately 2pm officers encountered colin and daniel richardson, with the date of birth of september the 8th, 1986. colin daniel richards has been charged with her murder. many have taken to twitter to share memories of celia barquin. the iowa state director of athletics described her as having an infectious smile, and the european golf association tweeted this picture. this is beyond one hundred days. still to come: the pussy riot protestor flown to berlin after he lost the ability to speak or walk. was he poisoned or wasn't he? more on that next. the liberal democrat leader sir vince cable has told his party conference in brighton that brexit must be stopped, our correspondent jon

tiffany sweeney follows one of them from middlesbrough to istanbul to see how effective it is.ituation where i can't be repaired. there have been case reports around the world of people actually dying from hair transplants. ..and spending their hard—earned cash to get more hair. paul lives in middlesbrough with his mum and dad. hi, nice to meet you, i'm tiffany. nice to meet you. in a week's time, paul will be on a flight to turkey to have hair transplant surgery. you will constantly see me doing this all night. i want to find out why he is doing it, so i am here to meet him and his family. how does it make you feel that paul's having this operation? for the last year, his humour's starting to recede as fast as his hairline. he's not asjokey as he used to be and not as confident as he used to be, so i am just hoping that if this does go right, then it is going to bring back the humour and the old paul back again. paul works full—time in a supermarket warehouse and he has been saving up the six months for this treatment which will cost him £1400. i bring this long bit across to