who here thinks the bull should be taken down? anybody think the bull should be taken down? yeah. ourse the chinese person doesn't want to support american booming economy. as we sat drenched in cold rain, we realized that there was no good solution. so, inspired by the high level of internet discussion, we came up with the next best thing-- turn every statue into a comment board. now everyone will know that you think columbus is aguido, dr. sims, a psycho. and ralph cramden, a psycho. >> at least there's one thing we can agree on. >> why should it be dogs? humans. humans take pictures. >> trevor: michael kosta, everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) we just got to take it one game at a time. next question. odell! can you repeat everything you just said? my livestream won't load. (blows whistle) technical foul! wrong sport. wrong network. see, you need unlimited on verizon. it's america's largest, most reliable 4g lte network. it won't let you down in places like this. even in the strike zone! it's the red zone. pretty sure it's the strike zone. here, use mine. all

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time to freak out about the imminent end of this great bull run? we think not neither longevity or high stock prices or political turmoil usually are enough to send stocks into a protracted slide the culprit in nearly every case is recession stay the course or get worried >> stay worried. i'm always worried listen, i love ben levenson i love the article there's nothing in there it's bull/bear ping-pong all right, this is bad, but on the other hand, this is good, but this is also bad, but this is also good, and if you skip and read the last paragraph of the article, no one knows what any of this means or what's going to happen. >> they say interest rate backdrop combined with valuations could mean the bull market is higher now -- >> you could have written that article every year over the last four years, because you've had progressively higher valuations throughout the bull market you've had p\e multiple expansion peach time you point back to, okay, great, but what else am i going to buy because look where interest rates are. same conclusion in this

the owls will visit 20th ranked south florida and the bulls are the pick for the conference. the bulls are 3-0 averaging 30 points per game and their quarterback quenton flowers is a dual threat qb beating you with his arms and legs. and jeff colins is not shying away from this. he knows it's a big game. >> they know what it means for the division and the conference but you know we minimize it down to here is what we need to do and what they do and what they do at certain positions and we have to execute and play hard and play one single play at a time. >> penn state will hit the road this week, saturday night the fourth ranked nittany lions face iowa catch the game on 6 abc coverage begins at 7:30, penn state off a 56-0 over georgia state but this game should be a little bit tighter. cecily tynan has the late word from arc weather when we return in just a moment. >>> you can talk about hurricane jose but as you said last night the really big story out there is maria. >> this is a potentially catastrophic storm. it already made one landfall and looks to have several more to g

and out sport hopes to continue their red hot start as life's a came to town with the red bulls run wild in bavaria or meet their match. a matter of a welcome to the program what kicked things off with the big one shelter off to a roaring start under new coach go he has led them to three wins from four but tuesday saw them host by in munich however men will neuer was out he won't play until january in fact due to a broken foot would know it was absence be the difference. all eyes were on smith on tuesday after modern though it was a year ending injury he was one of six new players as carlo enchiladas. made wholesale changes after the weekend win over mines the new look by made the strongest stock with sebastian hooty testing it i famine early on. the visitors kept up the pressure and it paid off in the twenty fifth minute thomas rodriguez bust into the box and hit now though from close range. the video referee correctly deemed it to be a handful and gave a penalty the robot eleven dusky stepped up to open the story was the back four minutes later shot to where their own undoing they lost

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>> i'm supposed to be the bull. >> in this case. >> i am, in fact. >> well, i hope so why? brands have a lot of opportunity going forward. the luxury consumer is in great shape. i like this move of luxury brands like michael kors going out and buying other things they can exploit, they can expand, they can leverage. many of their back-office operations i think that's a good move for kors. >> dana, what about you? you're not so psyched about the sector >> i think overall when you think about the luxury goods companies, there are stocks and there are companies. they had a really good first half of the year there's tougher comparisons in the second half of the year. you're going to see some of those international companies overall. tough to compete against some of the numbers they had in the first half of the year i think acquisitions, they need to be accretive, takes time to make that happen certainly the international side of the business is more challenged than the domestic side >> what do you want to take on there? >> yeah, i mean, kors isn't my favorite name. i do think t

record run here, a .5 years into the bull market, the sp hovering above that level. the dow higher by 63 points. the nasdaq gaining .1%. as investors, the fed meeting on wednesday, and janet yellen this time, talking about quantitative tightening, right? rolling back on the balance sheet. haidi: it is this idea that a quantitative easing has given birth to his 8.5 year bull market as you say, it seems a little illogical or concerning that the market seems to see quite a bit of tightening. it is not going to have much of a negative impact. the big question going into the trading week was can the bulls and fresh impetus inspiration in a week voted with a potentially revolutionary meeting from the fed when they start talking about this unwind? we are still pushing fresh records. take a look at the setup for asia because we are seeing potentially a bit of upside when it comes to the asian open as well or it this is how we are trading in terms of new zealand. the kiwi dollar at 7259. the u.s. dollar holding that drop. ofot of money coming out haven trade despite fresh con

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it all happens so quickly makes the bull make a run. then just cross it in. school the goal. was textbook stuff really off and on take the lead just thirteen minutes in the nineteen year old tennis guy got his first ever win just leave it go with now we're really happy for him because he's so young and his is doing so well and he is just playing like he is almost thirty years already and there's like one of the games. developing young players is one of noddles men's strengths to desk it was also keen to give the young guns a chance like how it could quite handle the pressure here. i'm not quite a unit yet but they're getting better under the new coach what needs to be done in the final first. when i really want a scoring spell and i really mean i was horrible it'll come shall kick up the mainstay kingly close in the battle of the coaches they improved in the second tough to desk who might have been top of the class in his coaching academy but his self aside and not top class yes still a lot of work to be done. sooner go to feeling you know so if we score it's better. meanwhil

> you got the bull dog >> and they made it clear the bull dog is a boy. >> we'll be out here the nextou know i love the black and gold, i'm on board 100 percent. i wonder why. of thanks guys, great stop from bowie in the meantime back here in the studio, while annie and wisdom and tucker are out there celebrating bowie state, we're celebrating national coffee day. the coffee professionals from commonwealth joe coffee roaster whose join us this morning, good to see both of you, this is stephanie, this michael, we're doing cold brew and learning more about whole coffee process. >> what is cold brew >> what is cold brew >> coffee that's been steeped at room temperatures a little cool, the entire process >> never heated >> ice coffee is brewed hot and served cold, this stays cold the entire process, throughout the process of brewing, it pulls out acidy and bitterness, so you'll be able to spotlight some of the sweet flavors of the coffee >> while steve is doing that i want to know how do you get into this, did you guys have a love for coffee, having a cup one day and said we can do this b

cities right in the bull's-eye. >> officials calling this the big one.eeing to shelters or hitting the roads. some sticking it out at home but left highways jammed and gas plumps completely dry. the southwest coast is bracing for what could be a catastrophic storm surge up to 12 feet of water we're talking about and "world news" anchor david is leading our coverage all weekend from miami. hi, david. >> reporter: great to be with you. the weather shifted in the last 20 minutes and reported wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour from the outer bands of irma, of course, watching that shift in the track this morning. a slightly more westward shift. it certainly means south florida and key west, miami will feel hurricane-force winds and a major storm surge but simply adds all those cities up the west coast of ft. myers, tampa. sarasota. watching it closely and the skyline of miami. as you know if you've been here you know all those cranes and new construction and all of the people who live thin these high-rise and tom llamas has more. >> reporter: david, good mor

many cities in the bull's-eye. the city of naples where they're expecting a storm urge of up to 12 feet where we find abc's victor oquendo. victor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. that's one of many concerns. people in mind a lot of people actually came this way to try to get away from hurricane irma and all watching the latest models and, unfortunately, for everybody here, this hurricane is now heading right this way. mandatory evacuations have been ordered for people living in coastal communities like where we are right now, but in speaking with the chief of the naples fire department, he says at this point it is too late to try to drive out of the state. lack of gas, traffic could still be an issue. see the best option for anybody look for a safe spot is to head to one of the many shelters that opened up. major concern, catastrophic winds and powerful storm surge. worst case scenario could be looking at 12 feet of storm surge. we mentioned this umbrella. the top of it is 12 feet high and tha

. >> phil, what's the bull case for the feasibility of this?is -- let me answer this quick, bob, then i'd love to get your thoughts. >> yeah. >> the bull case, sarah, is? you are a trucking firm, and you have a designated route, wherever it might be, and you know that your trucks are generally going to be making runs on that particular route every single day, if you can bring the cost down because you know that you have the battery power that you can handle the load, then it makes sense. but the argument against that, and bob can talk about this, is if you're a long-haul trucker and making a run, let's say, from, i don't know, chicago down to new orleans, do you have the battery power so that -- >> a lot of electricity -- >> so the trucks can be efficient. where are you going to recharge it these are all the questions along with the infrastructure that would need to be answered. >> yeah. >> bob >> that's a big part of the problem is even cramming the thing full of batteries, you're still going to have limited range. and unlike a truck with dies

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the out by the bulls the warriors called to inquire about aquiring him but reportedly not enough playingime was a concern for wade with clevland will be going for their 4th straight finals appearance since james will have to do it without kyrie irving traded to the celtics for isiah thomas it doesn't get any easier for the raiders as they travel to denver to take on the broncos sundayhere is defensive back david amerson on the rivalry "denver is always a big week here in oakland. not ony with them being a divisional opponent, but with the history of oakland and denver going against each other. so you know it's always a game that the team gets hyped up for, the fans get hyped up for. it's always gonna be denver- oakland. it's gonna never change no mtter what happened the week before or the week after." a tough loss and cross country trip didn't stop the raiders from performing in the communitya day after returning home members of the team including khalil mack and bruce irvin visited young patients at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. 9 players spent their lone o

cities right in the bull's-eye. >> this, folks, is the big one. >> the national weather service issuing a dire warning. nowhere in the florida keys will be safe. a mass exodus leaving highways jammed and gas pumps dry. >> get where you need to go, and do not wait. >> racing the clock to find a safe place to ride out the storm. will everyone be able to get out in time? >> new shelters opening overnight. >> they're saying don't stress. don't worry, but how can you not? >> as thousands seek refuge ahead of the storm expected to be a powerful category 4 when it makes landfall on the u.s. mainland. some hunkering down ready to ride out this storm at home. >> it is very serious. >> is the miami skyline in jeopardy? >>> and florida's southwest coast bracing for what could be a catastrophic storm surge. the frightening projections, plus, states of emergency all the way up to virginia. our david muir and amy robach on the ground leading our team coverage with all you need to know. >>> and good morning, everybody. let's get ri

clearly, the bull market is going to be reversed at some point in time. e top 1% of your clients must be very happy. this is a big those for wealthy clients. i think any type of tax reduction across the board is going to benefit individuals. surely, the wealthier population will benefit from it, but they will also benefit from higher asset prices. shery: where do you see the biggest risks right now in the u.s. economy? we are seeing potential wage pressures coming through. >> one of the risks would be .ull markets economic expansions don't try of old age. there is a catalyst that brings them to a screeching halt. that has historically been higher interest rates. if the fed doesn't manage the process properly and moves interest rates too high, too quickly, and the bull market comes to a screeching halt. the other risk would be it has been too easy. over the last eight years, the index went up. the most part, that is exactly what we have seen. but we know cycles. it's not going to play out over the long term. you have clients in states like colorado, illinoi

bull market. further drawdowns? about 28% of the 49-66 bull market didn't stop the 87 crash.cular bull market unless there's a thermal nuclear event, i don't see what deters this one. cheryl: where we had in your opinion the bull market? >> i think maybe the fifth or sixth inning. you transition from a secular bull market to an earnings driven market. they look pretty good and if we get this they will look even better. >> tax reform is something investors want to see. are you looking to buy on dips if we don't get tax reform was so much to do and so little time right now. >> i lived inside the d.c. beltway in the people i talked to i get a sense will get corporate tax reform. this is probably going to be something like 23, 24, 25%. hypothetically s. $1.31 to earnings. trade do so many of us hope we will get something meaningful. hurricane irma with a second devastating storm on its way to the united states after harvey. congress looking at the $8 billion aid package for harvey now. would you make of this storm system you see this week? >> the tampa clearwater area are nervous

$64,000 question wayfair's most recent rally, was it decisive win for the bulls like the 1918 -- when the german army finally collapsed or temporary offense rolled back, like russia's offensive that nearly knocked austria out of the war before unraveling wayfair reported a blowout quarter, delivered higher than expected sales and smaller than anticipated earnings loss and gave strong guidance for the next quarter indicating that growth rate was accelerating again. back up to 40% stocks rocketed up 20% single session short sellers got squeezed many forced to buy in shares to close out positions. early august wayfair posted another excellent bottom line beat with robust guidance and bullish -- from management on the conference tall. repeat rates rising. people returning to site and buying more stuff. holy grail of sales. but one flaw in it ramp up investments in advertisements and hiring more workers. using amazon template hoping to grow and take over the furniture world. received a slew of upgrades and bullish mentions from many analysts in june oppenheimer did the same thing, wolf res

yet their so it wouldn't surprise me here in the next four to six weeks that we pull back a little bit but it is hard to argue that we are close to a final bull market. the breath of leadership and you have cyclicals and defense, there is a lot of disparate sectors and groups near their highs. it led -- it doesn't look anything like a major bull market top. whatever we see here, will resolve and we will be entering 2018 near me bull market highs. 2600 to 2650 on the s&p. let's look at a chart. it shows global stocks moving in sync with u.s. stocks. is that concern you at all? that we have things worldwide doing the same thing? doug: no and conversely it is not something necessarily that would make us more bullish. for an lagged the u.s. very stocksor the -- foreign lagged the u.s. market very badly for many years and that was not a reason to run for the sidelines. now that the action is reversed i wouldn't view it as a reason to turn more cautious. if valuations on those foreign stocks are much lower than we see in the u.s. so they are playing catch-up. shery: what is interesting to see is the move of the japanese yen. usually when we have ge

i think the problem with the strategy, the farther you get away from the center of the bull's eye, where you're raining hell fire on to a specific individual, anything that's going beyond that specific circle of the bull's eye, our strategy gets weaker and weaker and that's the point i'm trying to make and why we may not disagree. >> can you talk about this idea and also feel free -- i know you've written about trump's visit over to saudi arabia and the promises he felt before hand and what you think of what's come after, so feel free to talk about that? >> well, i'll go even further in the disagreement, all right. this conversation about root causes and whether a youth gets a job or not, that's really fallen down the list of priorities at least in how young people i imagine across different demographics think in the middle east. many parts of the middle east, young people think there's a war going on. they've been fed this idea, that there's a narrative, there's a war, there's a one aspect of it is tech tearion, iran is extending its reach, the sued niece are being beaten up on and what

bull." he tied from complications of pneumonia. he had 30 knockouts. and earned a reputation as a brawler and earned t the bronx bull. iro issued a statement saying rest in peace, champ. >>> leading the news after months of low poll numbers the president's approval rating is tick up. showing 43% of americans approving of mr. trump's job in office. that's up three points since august. 52% disapprove of his job. it's a stark contrast in republican circles. with 83% approving compared with 41% of independents and s10% of democrats. and 71% of respondents approve of the deal with democrats to keep the government over. but when asked of his time in office overall, 66% say that trump has accomplishedon or very little as president. >>> we are four months away from the winter olympic games but we got a look at the medals. they were revealed in new york city and seoul yesterday. they feature korean writing on the edge that translates to pyeongchang, winter olympics. the games start on february 9th. you can catch the action right here on nbc. >>> some news from u.s. gymnastics as well. four u.s. women heading to the world champ

and they were known as the old bulls. the old bulls. eastland in mississippi. the hearings, he got real quiet and glared at marshall and said, mr. marshall , do you like the white people of the south? that was a question. it was lieke a hammer fell. because that was the question all the southerners wanted to ask of thurgood marshall because their mindset said you have updated our -- up ended our way of life. thurgood marshall was considered public enemy number one. throughout the south . one white man in his late 60's who i interviewed, he said, one of the amazing things is that when i was little in my community our parents would tell bad thurgood marshall is going to come get you. [laughter] and this is a line. yeah. my book.is a line in he told me, he said, and i did not even know what a thurgood marshall was. old bulls -- algenon: didn't all come to the table with clean hands, did they? wil: no. algenon: a couple of them had a murderous past. wil: you are stealing my thunder. that is a fascinating little sideline. james eastland's father several months before

we turn to the new isp on this they get giants lights and after a number of disappointing results the bulls were under pressure to pick up a victory against a frankfurt side who are famously difficult to break down. rb leipzig got back to winning ways the twenty eight minute chemo venue shot saved by lucas road deaths but. was on hand to tap in the rebound a one two punch too hard for the keeper to handle. then midway through the second tower berna doubled the lead with his fifth goal of the season. across from august a sloppy clearance by makoto haas a big and very no leaving right jet ski with no chance to nail. then frankfurt finally came to life marius volved teeing up on terror a bitch to hit the target to pull this team to within one but despite this strike and other late efforts by the visitors leipsic hung on for the women have. the souvenir for a fun was one of the highlights when surprise packages stuttgart and went head to head likewise a nasty knock on the head for a judge who had to leave the much as a result. creek forward on the stars used honest with one of the game's few re

penalties for changing the red bull engine meant the drivers would not stay at the front.king was in the airas lance front. record—breaking was in the air as lance stroll became the youngest driver to claim a place on the front row of the grid. the grand finale came from who else but hamilton. the briton underlining his superiority by going more than a second quicker than everyone else. as he wrote his name into history. italy, i love you, i'm so happy to be here. even though we are with ferrari in their homeland, such great support for mercedes. so to do this on such a historic circuit, great country, great to celebrate. so hamilton understandably emotional in the press conference after qualifying and whilst it was the red bull drivers of max verstappen and daniel riccardo saponara alongside him in that room, it will in fact be the 18—year—old rookie who drives for williams, lance stroll, the 18—year—old rookie who drives forwilliams, lance stroll, lining up forwilliams, lance stroll, lining up alongside hamilton on the front i’ow up alongside hamilton on the front row of

the actor robert de niro, who won an oscar playing la motta in the film "raging bull", issued a statement saying: "rest in peace, champ." stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: in a speech to the un general assembly, theresa may urges internet firms to act more quickly to stop the spread of terrorist material online. the prime minister talked of setting a deadline for material to be removed and the possible imposition of fines now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. the great unwind. the us central bank will start shrinking their portfolio of bonds in turnover. italy is most famous luxury drew is cashing in on a growing appetite for blink —— blink. good morning asia, hello world. glad you could join us. iamat hello world. glad you could join us. i am at rico hizon. the world is most powerful central bank, the us central bank left interest rates unchanged. the federal reserve kept borrowing costs in the range of i— i.25% borrowing costs in the range of i— 1.25% but another rate hike is on the cards in september. starting month, they will start reduc

also here, the bulls & bears, joan as max ferris, and gary b. smith along with stacey washington and adrian elrod. welcome to everybody. scott, why do you fear the fall out from this? >> scott: isn't this too bad dagen? on friday we get the outlines of this great tax plan that was going to help out the economy, help out the middle class, help out small businesses and create finally, some economic growth and now you have the at least chance for the left and the haters on the right to come out and say oh, my gosh look at all of the corruption in d.c. look at all of the backlash now that it has to come from this issue and now you'll take the official say focus away from what really ailes this economy which is tax reform and tax relief. >> dagen: and gary b., what about obamacare repeal and and replace? now you'll have to go through the confirmation process. will this resignation jeopardize trump's agenda? >> gary: it won't jeopardize the new agenda. i disagree with scott on this because unlike healthcare, trump is focused on the tax cuts and here is

being mitigated sinners the storm has a westward course that makes fort lauderdale and miami out of the bulls eye. the airport shut down last night as affirmation of good judgment like those who decided to leave yesterday. >> it's like a convoy, i don't know if you ever driven in a military of convoy. >> reporter: steve was in a stream of cars out of irma's path. >> 600 home community about 400 homes are gone. >> reporter: from the time we arrived, the enonormity of the exodu scvment -- these planes not waiting for flights, but for fuel. the rush to plea was not self driven. many evacuations underway in the southern most cities. a highway patrol officer said so far so good. >> for the most part everybody has been cooperative. we want to keep an orderly fashion so we can keep the traffic from backing on to the main line. as you can see it's success. , there have been times it comes close. >> one delaware county family was heading in determined to take their vacation at disney and hoping irma allows it. >> i'm hoping and praying for the best. >> i hope everybody will be safe. it turns out alrea

>> we opened with a mixed nature but a little bit of a risk on feel with the equity bulls in place. e s&p not doing a lot. the nasdaq up almost one half of 1%. this could be surprising given the headline risks that north korea shooting the missile with potential to reach gaum avenue -- guam and the london terror attack, not hurting equities in the united states. i want to get to apple because that is probably the bigger reasons the nasdaq is higher. apple and some of their suppliers like sky works making some gains with apple up the first time since monday. there were some reports in fortune that the iphone 8 and iphone 8 plus were sold out and perhaps starting to make -- pushing off shipment date, they were supposed to be in stores september 22 and it look like dates may be late september or early october. supplier starting to make gains on that headlines. the biggest winner i mentioned and the biggest loser is oracle. we spoke with vonnie which is down now almost 7% on concerns over the future of its cloud revenue, perhaps only growing 41% next quarter, versus 51% growth this year.

fact that the storm has a changing westward course that will take miami and fort lauderdale out of the bulls eye. that could changen 0 -- on a dime. . >> it's like a convoy, i don't know if you've ever driven in a convoy of military, but the one after the other. >> reporter: steve was one in the seemingly endless stream of cars with a common destination. out of irma's path. >> that's a 600 home community, 400 homes are gone. >> reporter: from the moment we arrived, the norms -- enormous exodus were a parent. flight after flight delayed. drone 6 shows the traffic on the grounds. these lines not waiting for flights, but fuel. >> evacuation mandatory, please evacuate. >> reporter: the rush to flee was not all self driven, mandatory evacuations underway and several of florida's southern most cities. a florida highway patrol officer told us so far so good. >> they need been in good spirits. we've had a few here and there, for the most part everyone has been cooperative. we're keeping an orderly fashion to keep the traffic from backing out on the main line. we're keeping it open. it's been success

the final. how much money can you make from bull writing. f a million. whatever year is it. given event this weekend. it is in long island. this is not a sport that we look at a lot. were talking about sports here all the time. that hasn't been an issue with the intimate protest and patriotism in the sport? >> i like to pay respect to the men and women who have given their lives and spent so much time fighting for our freedom. it is a big part for us. i can wake up every morning doing what i love. >> i have stood behind the shoots and behind where they load the bowls in. and you guys get on. it is an absolute blast. you are about to get on the bolt what is going through your mind. it is such a fast pace in that reaction time. i train and prepare throughout the week. that way i'm not thinking about it. i have a stationary barrel that just goes up and down. i can work on my moves and everything i need to do. spend a lot of time in the gym. i just do whatever it takes. the injuries that some of you guys sustained are just astonishing. i remember

wish it were a better day for the bulls. oss of 230 points on the dow jones industrials. [closing bell rings] president trump is meeting with the so-called big six right now, talking about the tax policy. get over to "after the bell." melissa: stocks slammed today. the dow dropped more than 1% and 230 points. you can see 233. looks like we're settling there. s&p and nasdaq deep in the red as well. we'll tell you exactly why. i'm melissa francis. david: with emphasis on the we. good to be back together again. i'm david asman. join us for "after the bell." we have very busy hour. congress is back in d.c. president trump is not wasting anytime. he is meeting with congressional leaders and key members of his cabinet to hammer out remaining details on tax reform. president tweeting out this is a big week. it is.

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we turn to the new isp on this they get giants lights and after a number of disappointing results the bulls were under pressure to pick up a victory against a frankfurt side who are famously difficult to break down. rb leipzig got back to winning ways the twenty eight minute chemo venue shot saved by luke this red death ski but august was on hand to tap in the rebound a one two punch too hard for the keeper to handle. then midway through the second tower berna doubled the lead with his fifth goal of the season. across from august a sloppy clearance by makoto and vera now leaving right at ski with no chance to nail. then frankfurt finally came to life mario's evolve teeing up on terror a bitch to hit the target to pull this team to within one but despite this strike and other late efforts by the visitors leipsic hung on for the win on. the souvenir for a fun was one of the highlights when surprise packages stuttgart and went head to head likewise a nasty knock on the head for a judge who had to leave the much as a result. creek forward on the stars you don't miss with one of the game's few r

otherwise, saturday still looking at the dryer of the bull ashmead road the dryer of the bull ashmeadtherers and turns grey and down. it is fresher tomorrow at 16 degrees for most of us. but the mild air returns to saturday night and also the heavy rain and increasingly windy weather through sunday and sunday night. yes, milder by that stage but rather damp and dreary affair. more details in 30 minutes... this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at four: he beat the controversial anti islam campaigner anne marie waters who had been widely tipped to take the leadership. the governor of the bank of england gives his clearest signal yet that interest rates are set to rise for the first time in ten years. if the economy continues on the track that it's been on, and all indications are that it is, in the relatively near term we can expect that interest rates would increase somewhat. one of the alleged kidnappers of british model chloe ayling should be extradited to italy to face trial, a judge has ruled today.

state confirmed russian hackers targeted our voter registration last year. 21 states in all were in the bull's-eye. secretary of state alex padilla said this is the first time he's been notified of this by homeland security. he said the practice of withholding critical information from elections officials is a detriment to the security of our sxlekss our democracy. there's no evidence that any of our state systems were breached, or any information was compromised. >>> we'll look at two suspects, the teenager is charged with robbery. detectives say they targeted at least four asian women walking through parking lots. officers captured both men near mckee road and jackson avenue. >>> a teenage family can sue a deputy after the ruling in court. to continue the wrongful death lawsuit. the officer shot him when he was holding a toy rifle. the federal appeals judges wrote r.gehee suppose nanan dode held liable. >>> this evening many in san francisco are mourning the loss of a well known and well loved local businessman. while police search for the driver who ran him over and sped away. >> his name was c

the bull case is valuation. the bear case is pretty well covered.flat. a pretty tough environment for financials to make money. we arethe things neglecting in the conversation is insurance stocks are a large part of the strong tend to downtrend. insurance is in the headline out because of harvey and now irma. there are a lot of reasons why we don't like financials. i think the bull case is that valuations are low and there is not a lot of opportunity in the rest of the s&p 500. jonathan: you have a tug-of-war taking place in the regulation and the yield curve, how does deregulation reassert itself in the coming months? >> you have to have better headlines from washington, for a start. some size washington will get something done beyond just kicking the budget and debt ceiling conversation later in the year. you need real action that suggests maybe there is a potential for change. david: are we expecting too much from the banks right now? they are making a lot of money, just not growing as fast. they have essentially become a cash cow because they ca