to beef up their content and go from there. couple of players to beef up their content and go from theremof players to beef up their content and go from there. it begs the question of there for, is this too little, too late? netflix at amazon already have the services. --. ido not amazon already have the services. --. i do not think it is too late. disney have an enormous back catalogue. they will pull it from netflix. the disney brand is extremely well—known and popular and i think with the history it has behind it, it will always draw in viewers. thank you very much. let's go to asia now and the trade war between the world's two biggest economies, china and the us. the world trade organisation will try to get between the two of them. rico hizon is following the story in singapore face—off. anotherface—off! face—off. another face—off! laughter we are not talking about the recent complaint china has made about the us about this ongoing tariff wall. december 2013, beijing disagreed with the way washington assessed whether certain chinese exports had been dumped at unfairly low prices on to

i think thereme, is no better opportunity than partner for qualcomm than to work with apple.s in the technology leader in mobile is partnered with the product leve leader in mobile. eventually you get the disputes figured out and move on. emily: you believe apple will remain a customer? steve: i think so. look, if you have leadership technology, your roadmap will eventually dominate the business relationship tween companies. i think there is no reason why that should be the case. emily: you are taking on the world's most viable company. you have stopped putting your chips in their phones. you say the patents they are paying you for are invalid. how do something so bitter get resolved favorably for qualcomm? steve: bitter may be the wrong term. we have had disputes in the past as well over the price of ip. really than no different than that here. just bigger companies. we are both big companies. they are a large company, but we are not a small company in terms of executing the strategy we things gett these resolved. sometimes on the courtroom steps, sometimes they don't. the s

usually we go and hide out therem is not the first time you and your family have seen a hurricane, telled in 2016. that's correct. my namesake, hurricane matthew came through and toppled a tree on top of our house. we were not prepared for it, luckily we made a last—minute decision to leave the house and go and take shelter and we had a phone call in the morning that said there is a tree on your house. we actually had to vacate their house for eight months, around about $100,000 of repairs were undertaken. given what you have been through and what you might potentially face, you seem what you might potentially face, you seem pretty laid back about it to me. is that how you feel?” seem pretty laid back about it to me. is that how you feel? i do right now. when the weather is so good outside, there is only so much you can do to prepare for what is going to happen. see you stock up on your suppliers, you keep watching the news, you listen to the emergency announcements and have all bases covered. the new can be about as confident as you can be. —— venue. —— then you. chrissy kohler is a we

and you see, thereme. is we could have severe weather. >> yeah. this is battle of the seasons.his isn't fall quite yet. then wednesday is summer-lying temperures with the mid to upper 80s. rather humid and a good chance of strong to pentially severe t'orms. right now just nay. shower, drizzle, right through time period. look at the rainfall. it is raining area wide. yhere you don't see it to the south, nobods really getting out of here. look at this area around fairfax. a pretty low at of rain, 56. just a nasty goal of things. college park, 95. then toward route 7. and martinsburg, hagerstown that's where the heavier, steadier rain is. nothing too heavy but henvy gh that you can feel it. you have more rain to the west. we'll see moris rain vening right through the day tomorrow. especially in 7:00 a.m. to aboun most of us should be dry by noon but keeping a chance of showers in there. wave good chance of rain tomorrow. at least early. wednesday, it is much later in the afternoon. but still, we're talking about it. a chance of severe weather and we think it will be in theur eveni

looks glorious therem really is beautiful here.better to talk to them this gorgeous setting than two people who live and breathe it. i have joining me now is jacki davis, eu commentator and analyst, and james crisp, the telegraph's brussels correspondent. you been here the 26 years, jackie, andjames, you been here the 26 years, jackie, and james, eight years. it's a lovely story, a rather special place to you. actually proposed to my wife here about six years ago and since then,in here about six years ago and since then, in stark contrast to the brexit negotiations, things have been going really well. i'm very pleased to hear that but it is a stark contrast. 26 years, you are here after the maastricht treaty and how do you think it is now progressing, in terms of tone and the confusion or in terms of clarity? there's a tremendous sense of frustration, that we are over two years from the referendum, six months to go as of this week and still, we don't have the final shape of the divorce bill, and the outlines of what the future rela