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how pre-season training as gone and he's confident and very excited he says going into this opening tash. i'm excited rather than a nervous because i think we've had a wonderful time recently in pre-season. we've worked hard with well we are well prepared for the game so we'll see what happens thanks again. somebody else called their office it'll be a tall task there for howard what do you think about the season on a whole what do you think will pan out this season well i mean like we've been saying for by munich the top 2 defense is going to be very difficult unless they get a new signing until the end of the transfer window on the 2nd of september of course dortmund are also going to be very close you know breathing down their necks this season once again and for bruce you don't mind another good kind of sign something that we definitely could be giving them confidence as they head into the campaign is that they have made some big new signings including up front. and of course much who was returning from by munich to strengthen their defense now i think after they came so close last se

is that and fan tash is that cost a lot of money, it did not take him a lot of money so making theser films helped him to refill his coffers. another example is bugs bunny. i would say that this is even worse than the first one. ♪ >> what's up, doc? [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> regrettable incident. honorable general. oh, excuse. oh, not want to make -- oh, honorable ah-ha, that's not a japanese general. oh, no. that's bugs bunny. cartoon picture. oh, yes, he no fool me. what's up, honorable doc? >> honorable -- yikes. [ inaudible ]. >> okay. i think we've seen enough bugs bunny. so i would ask you what do you see in these cartoons? what jumps out at you? it's the same question that i would ask my students. what are the -- what are the producers, what are the writers, the creators of these cartoons, what are they trying to convey to children, to the american public? what do we think? >> well, that we can outsmart them, ultimately even our cartoon characters can prevail over the enemy. >> right. exactly. okay. very good. >> also many -- many regional cultures in the u.s. at this

and the tash brand, it has the highest emotional connection and other brands are emerging, ithink connection another one is 20 years old, i think they will also evolve into being very special in their own market position. the reason branding in the hotel business is so important is because people know what they are going to get, don't they? they know a brand, whether you are in new york, mumbai, sydney, but it has to be different, because you runa it has to be different, because you run a hotel, i would it has to be different, because you run a hotel, iwould imagine it has to be different, because you run a hotel, i would imagine very differently in mumbai than you do and say, sydney so how do you make sure you offer the same thing but differently and stay true to where you are? that's interesting, but not for luxury. i think our backbone of out for luxury. i think our backbone of our brand escape is to touch brand and that cannot be the same, in india it has to be indian hospitality but the way of service and culture outside of india could also be in tune with what we would do within the in

. >> a date of international tash -- tax exists. everything that has been paid will be reinvested.ke down the developments with laura davidson. france passed a digital tax, a 3% levy on revenues in france, and the u.s. said, this is not fair. you are going after american companies. the u.s. trade representative opened up an investigation and trump has threatened to put tariffs on french wine. today at the g7, we saw them come to an agreement. they are going to negotiate these global negotiations going on. they are looking at reallocating taxing rights, which country has the right to tax which profits. france says, when there is a global deal reached, they will take away their tax and reimburse all the companies who have paid it. they have not agreed right now to appeal the taxes, but they have an agreement at a future date to repeal the taxes? --. emily: which companies benefit the most? amazon.oogle, facebook, what we will be looking for going forward is this global agreement they are working on. digital companies will be taxed, but it affects pharma and manufacturing and it has b

every day that mitch mcconnell refuses to act the on gun safety reforms more lives will it's time tasht one more. next up people attended the gilroy garlic festival or were finally able to pick up their belongings today one week. >>after the mass shooting there and we continue to fall all those deadly mass shootings in dayton ohio, el pa >>cousins did not deserve to lose their life they have children, hard working people. all it was join tonight on the tail in the day. >>back to our top story tonight. police say 24 year-old gunman connor bets opened fire in downtown dayton, ohio, early this morning armed with an assault rifle and a popular nightlife area. he killed 9 people and injured over 20 and less than one minute and surveillance video captured most of the chaos. >>says that gunman began shooting on his way into a bar. ryan young reports. >>late saturday night in dayton ohio, a night out turned into a night of terror. dayton mayor nan whaley says suspected shooter 24 year-old. >>connor bets begin shooting around one oh 07:00am. >>a suspect opened fire. along the oregon district wh

you think eat-by is no good anymore, so toss it in t tash. so cutting food waste. food waste is wasted land, wasted water, wasted greenhouse gas emissions, it's wasteyd mo. so taking a bite out of that land that we need to prltoduce agrie, this is a very effective way. >> the report also suggests that, glally, we ought to change our diet, eatins l meat and more vegetables and plants and fruits. how importt is that in this process? >> critical. i'm glad to see es. the worldrces institute report came out recently creating more sustainable food feature, and also put diets on the issue. the reason is not alfoods are equal in terms of the greenhouse impact. so beef, foexample, produces 22 -- proces 20 tes as much greenhouse gas emissions per ounce of protein as, say, plant-based protein like beans or >> james: huge, that kind of thing. >> yeah, people think about where doe my food come from, how is it produced? that affects greenhouse gas issions. but more significant is what do i choose to eat? that wilhave the most profound imhackett on the diet-related emissions that

in retaliation china slapped tariffs on the agriculture industry, especially farmers growing pi tash yos worth 663 million in 2017,al monts accounting for $500 million in sales and california wines with more than $185 million in sales. whatever the product, grain, spirits or automobiles, chances are they have to go through the port of oakland to get to china. >> this can't go on indefinitely. how do you run a business. >> reporter: he says shipments to china may slow but exports to other asian countries have more than made up the slack for now. >> that's why the port of oakland and other leading industries in the u.s. are calling for an end to the trade war. >> reporter: instead, just the opposite is happening. president trump announced the u.s. will raise tariffs on another $250 billion in chinese goods. in oakland, eric thomas, "abc 7 news". >>> in the east bay a rally today in support of an 87-year-old holocaust survivor facing eviction over a jump in rent at his alameda apartment. it will be held in front of the dunes apartments on shoreline drive at 3:00 this afternoon. that's w

through isabeau as more from nova bandy around tash in the states of matter grosso. put here right in front of the usual way now river in my pocket also this is one of the states that has mostly affected by the fires affecting the amazonia region and we know that the government has just announced that they're deploying to hurry cuties military planes to the state of them don't you however several states are requesting the presence of the armed forces in order to be able to control the fires on our way here where we're able to see several fires right next to the road from cleared land mostly farmers are clearing the land in order to be able to have tackle or grow crops among other things but this fire can get out of control and that's part of the problem presidentially evoke and i was trying to show some type of action after being heavily criticised worldwide for what is happening here with the european union threatening to call off such a free trade agreement between america through trade blow.

and how about this for a goal from reading striker tash harding.he message from the england camp was a prank. he‘s pleased it‘s not. also in the squad for the first time is manchester united‘s aaron wan—bissaka, as the manager continues to promote young players. we have had the two year period of progress and constant improvement, i think, but we can‘t stand still and there are young players coming through that we might not see the best of in the next two years, actually, but for the long—term, for england we need to start integrating them because i think this team can constantly improve and evolve. he will certainly hope so. that england squad dominates the back pages this morning. "no one is safe", says the express, with a picture of kyle walker, who‘s been dropped. "walker axed in youth drive" is the times headline, as gareth southgate looks to speed up the development of younger players. and the guardian focus on england‘s women, saying they were "punished" by belgium. wolves are flying, they‘ve reached group stage of the europa league. and wil

of the board's youth mobility plan to implement programs that grouf mobility for students in san ma tash> plans are moving forward today. the golden gate bridge district has been given a $6 million federal grant to help buy a $30 million boat. the district says the ferry trips have increased by a third. they now serve some #, 000 rider as day. a new ferry is expected to be in service by either 2023. >>> the national football league is teeming up with music mogul jay-z's rock nation to consult on music and entertainment events like the super bowl's hahtime show and also teaming up with jay-z on ways to really improve relationships with the community through music. >>> a forker teammate of tom brady says there is a chance take the future hall of fame quarterback will play for the san francisco 49ers in a "sports illustrated" guest column. the chris long say as reported conflict between tom brady and the new england patriots' head coach bill belichick could drive brady to opt out of his contract. of course, brady grew up dreaming playing for the 49ers. chris long speculates that in his colu

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they beat the faroe islands 6—0 — and how about this for a goal from reading striker tash harding — aat the diamond league meeting in zurich. however, it wasn‘t enough to beat shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas, who stormed to victory with the fastest time for four years. miller—uibo will be focussing on the 400—metres at next month‘s world championships in doha, leaving asher—smith as favourite over 200 metres. the two britons still in the us open both play again today. johanna konta takes on zhang shuai, after a stunning performance against the unseeded russian margarita gasparyan — she took less than an hour and dropped just one game. da n eva ns will play roger federer — the third grand slam meeting between the pair. the last time they faced each other, federer said it was like playing himself in a mirror. evans beat luca pouille in four sets to make it through to the third round. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. concerns about healthcare and dwindling pensions is leading some british ex—pats living in spain to consider whether to stay in the

and how about this for a goal from reading striker tash harding?n—bissaka, as the manager continues to promote young players. we have had the two year period of progress and constant improvement, i think, but we can't stand still and there are young players coming through that we might not see the best of in the next two years, actually, but for the long—term, for england we need to start integrating them because i think this team can constantly improve and evolve. the holders liverpool will be pretty pleased with their champions league draw. they've been drawn with napoli — who they faced in the group stage last year — as well as genk and salzburg. in amongst all that smoke is jurgen klopp. after beating tottenham who face bayern munich in their group. premier league champions manchester city take on shakhtar donetsk again for the third year in a row while chelsea face last year's semi—finalists ajax, all the english sides have avoided spain's big three: barcelona, real madrid and atletico madrid. wolves are flying at the moment, aren't they? they