shares in thomas cook fell by nearly 25% after the firm blamed the summer heatwave for a drop in itsad put off booking holidays abroad, choosing to stay at home injune and july to enjoy the sunshine. the duke and duchess of sussex showed off their sporting skills when they took part in netball exercises at loughborough university. prince harry and meghan markle joined british tennis star laura robson, athlete paula radcliffe, and met with apprentice coaches ahead of the coach core awards. the scheme gives sports coach training to 16 to 2a—year—olds who aren't in education or employment. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: luke modric! the man who led croatia to the final of the world cup is crowned fifa's men's player of the year. brazil and orlando pride's marta picks up the top prize for the women. and ahead of the start of this weekend's ryder cup, tiger takes his return to form to paris. hello and welcome to the programme. he's won three champions league titles in a row and gu

it will add thomas cook as a signatory airline. they will pay the airport approximately $76,000 a month for the season that they operate, which is july through october. because they are seasonal, and they only operate two flights a week, they are charged on a prorated fee perpassenger based on their use of the international terminal as well as their joint landing fees. the budget analyst does call out their monthly rent of $76,000 permonth and recommends approval, but i would be happy to answer questions if you have additional information that you're looking for. >> president cohen: you've answered my questions. i don't have any -- i don't see colleagues on the roster, so let's go to the budget legislative analyst and here her thoughts. >> these thoughts are summarizes on page 30 of our report. because it only operates between july and october, they don't pay year around rent to the airport, so they're paying based on the airport's rates and charges which are approved annually by the airport commission. so for 2018, for their opera

a warning from thomas cook. some companies are moving down in sympathy. at thomas cook is going. down by 2.7%. ryanair is weaker as well. down by 1.7 percent. let us get a bloomberg first word update from dubai. the u.s.-china trade war has entered a new phase. in a significant escalation, $200 billion of chinese products are now subject to increased levies. at the same time, goods from the u.s. will be subject to chinese tariffs. china called off trade discussions with washington saying they could not happen under the threat of u.s. tariffs. u.s. -- oil prices are higher today after donald trump demanded that opec take action. the group said it would boost output only if customers requested it. , saudi arabia, russia, and their allies signaled less urgency and stopped short of promising specific extra volume of crude. addition --ing in additional 1.5 billion. and the rest is subject to demand. the u.s., brett kavanaugh's nomination to the risk afterrt is at new sexual misconduct delegations have emerged. thatew yorker has reported senate democrats are in

. >>> in corporate news, thomas cook shares sink causingu.k. pr may faces a cabinet to save her brexit plan as downing street denies more rumors of a snap election >>> take you to the european market action this morning we've been watching the markets move into the start from the trading day as investors weigh out the cancellation of trade talks between china and the united states. negative tone moving on to these boards as we're trained across the call, the dax, the cac and the purple markets down a sixteenth of a percent a lot of action in fx. we can show you key trades parts of asia have been closed key markets like japan, china, south korea. some of the asian currency markets have been taking the brunt of the trading picture around some of the dispute you see between the u.s. and china so if we look at some of the core epic trades this morning, you can see on the markets that eur is trying to make. about .10 of a percent higher to the japanese yen the dollar a little bit higher there but you have some strength in sterling. 1.31 is what we m

a couple of stories on the business life age, an update, thomas cook shares down sharply, 18%, aftert also, as we saw from the business editor, shares in sky jumping 9% to £17.21. come cast as paid more than double the value of shares this time last year —— comcast. your're watching business live. our top story: the us—china trade warjumps into top gear, with america applying tariffs on $250—billion worth of chinese imports. a quick look at how the markets are faring. some of them taking it in their stride, the response from china is not as severe as many has worried but still questions about what happens next, will it ease before the elections in november, very few expect much progress until then. now, we've all seen those consumer crazes, something that goes viral overnight, generates huge consumer demand and it's often the most simple idea. and it's big business. that's especially true in the fashion industry, which was worth $1.7 trillion last year. well, one start—up vying for a slice of pie is kitri, which launched last year. each week the retailer advertises new clothing on it

and these findings appear to confirm what thomas cook found through his independent experts. now the couple were on holiday with their daughter, kelly who has previously spoken to the bbc. she‘s described these findings by the egyptian authorities as utter rubbish. she doesn‘t believe them. she believes the authorities here are trying to blame someone. what she wants now is a new postmortem carried out on the bodies of her parents. repatriated and flown back to the uk and she‘s hoping that a new postmortem will then establish what she believes is the real cause of death. and egypt‘s minister of tourism has issued a statement saying ‘the causes of death, e—coli bacteria, were medically determined by a team of internationally accredited pathologists, which i hope for the family s sake will put an end to previous speculative suggestions of what might have happened. the health and safety of all tourists to egypt are absolutely paramount and i am determined, together with the prime minister, to ensure the highest standards of well—being for all visitors to our country. the inquest

thomas cook removed 300 of their customers from that h.had found higher levels of the bacteria in the hotel than would have been expected. has there been a reaction from the family? they were on holiday with their own daughter, family and friends plus their three grandchildren. she is not doing any interviews at the moment she is awaiting clarification. it has been awaiting clarification. it has been a long process in trying to get information from the egyptian authorities that she feels this diagnosis, she believes to be absolute rubbish. that was her words. she is very sceptical. she said last week she mentioned the fa ct said last week she mentioned the fact that thomas cook published this poor and she believes the egyptian authorities have jumped onto that. —— this report. is very upset and are waiting for more news. we understand the bodies are back in the uk and the home office will conduct a postmortem in the uk and she is very supportive of that because clearly she wants answers to what happened to her parents. because clearly she

rangoold up 6%, thomas cook has dropped, unsurprisingly.earching for the female mountain—dwelling west caucasian tur, which broke free from paignton zoo earlier. it is thought to be in clennan woods at goodrington. the zoo said the animal is "probably pretty stressed" and people are being urged to call police if it is spotted. the new series of doctor who returns to bbc one on sunday 7th october, and the thirteenth doctor — jodie whittaker — is in sheffield today for an exclusive screening of the first episode. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba gave us more details from the red carpet. jodie whittaker, next of the writer and short run of this series. he is known to many because he was the creator of the crime drama broadchurch and it is hoped he can bring that writing an editorial magica doctor who —— magic to doctor who. the headline figure wasjodie whittaker being appointed as the first female doctor on doctor who. it made headlines all over the world and is being seen as a real step forward in terms of inclusivity. but of cours

these findings appear to confirm what thomas cook bound to its independent experts.o the couple's death. the couple were on holiday with their daughter who has previously spoken to the bbc. she has described these findings by the egyptian authorities as utter rubbish. she does not believe them. she believes the authorities are trying to blame someone. authorities are trying to blame someone. what she wants now is a new postmortem carried out on the bodies of her parents. they were repatriated and flown back to the uk. she is hoping a new postmortem will then establish what she believes is the real cause of death. iam i am pleased by that because, full disclosure, susan was my father's cousin and she was a bridesmaid at his wedding so we are glad to have some answers for that because the family have found it very difficult in the last few weeks and so our sympathies to them. 0ur sympathies to them. our thoughts go out to your dad as well. fear may be its title, but bob woodward certainly has nothing to worry about when it comes to actually selling copies of his new bo

john and susan cooper from lancashire died during their stay with thomas cook at the steigenburger aquahe exact cause of their deaths is still unknown. the tour operator has apologised, saying standards were below what it expected, and it is committing more resources to tackle hygiene at hotels with high sickness levels. a major report has called for far—reaching reform to put fairness at the heart of the economy. the commission on economicjustice was set up two years ago, and includes the archbishop of canterbury as one of its members, as well as representatives of business, trade unionists and economists. it's called for higher pay levels, more investment and a change to the way big companies are run. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed has been looking at the findings. it's now at a point where it doesn't matter how many hours you work, if you've got family or if you've got any sort of debt, you can't ever get out of this vicious circle. so you're literally just out of this vicious circle. so you're literallyjust going round and round and round. ramsgate in kent, and stephanie todd, tel

thomas cook, which removed 300 guests from the hotel immediately after the news of these deaths, conductedthere were higher levels of ecoli at the hotel. they are looking at the report today. i have spoken to mr and mrs coopehs today. i have spoken to mr and mrs cooper's only daughter, on holiday with them when they died. she is sceptical and doesn't believe ecoli killed their parents. —— her pa rents. killed their parents. —— her parents. their bodies are back in the uk and she is supportive of a further postmortem being carried here. sarah campbell, thank you. the inquests into the deaths of five people in the westminster bridge terror attack have been shown cctv footage of the moment a mother—of—two was struck by attacker khalid masood's car. aysha frade was on the way to collect her children from school when she was hit by the vehicle. daniel sandford reports from the old bailey. aysha frade's still grieving husband and two sisters came to court with their lawyer to hear the distressing details of how she died. she was the beloved mother of two young daughters and was on her way to pic

deaths, their tour operator and mrs coopehs deaths, their tour operator and mrs cooper's employer thomas cookhotel. more than three weeks after the deaths, the egyptian general prosecutor concluded that both died from complications caused by e. coli infection. 69—year—old mr cooper had underlying heart problems which made his reaction more severe. his wife susan pulis 63, developed a rare syndrome his wife susan pulis 63, developed a rare syndrome as his wife susan pulis 63, developed a rare syndrome as a result of e. coli. professor brendan wren has been studying foodborne infections for 25 years. it is very unfortunate but possible that both of them get contaminated food source and it had high numbers of the bacteria on the food source. unfortunately it is possible that they could both have very severe symptoms which could lead on to death. their only daughter told the bbc she believes the e. coli findings are not truthful that she has previously spoken of a strange smell in their room the night before they died. -- are not true. my daughter said she smelt something funny that was not right

after their deaths of their tour operator and mrs cooper's employer thomas cook immediately moved alls general prosecutor concluded both died from complications caused by e coli infection. 69—year—old mr cooper had underlying heart problems which made his reaction more severe. his wife susan who was 63 developed a rare syndrome his wife susan who was 63 developed a rare syndrome as a his wife susan who was 63 developed a rare syndrome as a result of e coli. yes, this is a completely harmless... professor brendan wren has studied foodborne infections for 25 years. it is very unfortunate but it is possible that both of them ate a contaminated food source and it had high numbers of bacteria on the food source then unfortunately it is possible that they could both have very severe symptoms that could lead on to death. the couple's only daughter has told the bbc‘s she believes the e coli findings are not true. she has previously spoken of a strange smell in their room the night before they died. my daughter said they could smell something that was a little bit funny that wasn't right. all

british couple died last month. john and susan cooper from lancashire died during their stay with thomas cooked sea. the exact cause of their deaths is still unknown. the tour operator apologised, saying standards were below what it expects and it is committing more resources to tackle hygiene at hotels with high sickness levels. mps are expected to vote later on government's plans to ban what's known as upskirting — when a photo or video is secretly taken up a woman's skirt. some mps are backing an amendment to the proposed law which would see misogyny classed as a hate crime — meaning those convicted of upskirting could face tougher sentences. sima kotecha reports. being harassed for being a woman. it happened to rosie. we were dancing sort of in a group with all my friends and there was these guys literally just going along and swiping everyone's bums as they went along. and now some politicians want tough punishments for those guilty of misogyny — the hatred, contempt or prejudice of women. someone just seeing you as an object completely, as if they're just allowed to touch you in whateve

shares in thomas cook have fallen by almost a quarter after a sharp drop in its annual profit forecasts levels of discounting" in august and september to lure people abroad when the weather was so good at home. broadcaster sky has confirmed that it's going to accept comcast‘s takeover offer of £17.28 a share, saying it"represents saying it "represents an excellent outcome for independent sky shareholders". the offer of £30 billion — which is nearly double the value of shares this time last year — beats a rival offer from rupert murdoch's fox's. let's get more on those proposals from the shadow chancellor to give workers shares in the firm they work for. they are worth up to £500 each year. speaking at the labour party conference, mr mcdonnell said that firms will have to put 1% of their shares into the fund every year — up to a maximum of 10% — to give staff more involvement in their company. but the confederation of british industry described labour's plan as a "diktat" and said it would "encourage investors to pack their bags". looked everybody understands because there is bipartisan

thomas cook had previously said tests identified a high level of e.gne region today to test a way of dispensing bubbly to future space tourists. the mumm champagne house has commissioned a high—tech twin—chambered bottle to cope with zero gravity. and to bring in some extra pr! time for a look at the weather. here‘s ben. i want to start off with a check on hurricane florence. you can see it on the satellite picture. a short time ago, this was a category for hurricane. most forecast models take this over the next couple of days towards the carolinas, where it is expected to bring huge amounts of rain, damaging winds and really dangerous weather. back home, things are quieter. we have this stripe of cloud which has been bringing some outbreaks of rain and behind that, we‘re getting into some cooler and fresh air. most of sending the afternoon with some weather. pushing the last remnants of that front away to the south—east. another front pushing into scotland. rain, it will turn windy. elsewhere, it is going to turn into a chilly night, particularly acr

thomas cook shares have plummeted this morning.the tour operator replaced its cfo after botched travel forecast from an unusually hot european summer flush to pass the forecast from the stash for the second time in two months. a former lego executive will come in on an interim basis. the trump administration is considering to draft an executive order for the president that would instruct federal antitrust and law-enforcement agencies to open probes into practices of google, facebook, and other social media companies. the white house officials said it was in the early stages and has not been brought past other government agencies. lyndsay walker says the government is not part of official white house policymaking process. that's your bloomberg business flash. trying to commodities, oil prices higher this morning after opec's tepid response to donald comes commands. the group says it would boost output only of customers requested it. russian energy minister about his country's output capacity. of all, let's see how september ends bec

thomas cook's profits will be hit by the summer heatwave — remember that?es that, if there isn't a general election, labour should support all options including, campaigning for another referendum. our political correspondent alex forsyth is at the labour conference — alex, will this outcome please leavers and remainers? so far, nobody has pushed back on it. the problem for labour was this, there were groups within the party pushing hard for labour to become the party that officially backed the campaignfor the party that officially backed the campaign for another vote on the brexit deal. but there were concerned that if labour did that it might alienate the supporters who did want to leave the european union. so jeremy corbyn did want to leave the european union. sojeremy corbyn said it is up union. sojeremy corbyn said it is up to party members. and officials got together and it took them a long time, but they came up with this form of words which will be voted on later this week which says, if we cannot get a general election and things go wrong with ther

john and susan cooper from lancashire died during their stay with thomas cook at the steigenburger aquaommitting more resources to tackle hygiene at hotels with high sickness levels. an emirates aeroplane travelling from dubai has been quarantined at new york'sjfk airport, after about a hundred passengers reported feeling ill while on board. officials said they examined the 521—person flight after passengers and crew complained of coughing and fever. 10 people have been officially delcared as unwell, and emergency services have transported several people to hospital. donald trump has issued a warning to the syrian government that he is carefully watching its actions in the idlib province of the country, the last stronghold of active rebellion against bashar al—assad. speaking to reporters during a visit with kuwaiti ruler, the us president warned there would be consequences if there was slaughter in idlib. the world is watching, there cannot bea the world is watching, there cannot be a slaughter. if there is a slaughter the world would get very angry and the united states is going to ge

and these findings appear to confirm what thomas cook found through his independent experts. coli bacteria at the hotel. at that time, they said they could not linked e coli to the couple's death. now the couple were on holiday with their daughter, kelly who has previously spoken to the bbc. she's described these findings by the egyptian authorities as utter rubbish. she doesn't believe them. she believes the authorities here are trying to blame someone. what she wants now is a new postmortem carried out on the bodies of her parents. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is? forecasters are warning that the most powerful storm in nearly three decades to threaten the carolina states, on the us east coast, is expected to strengthen over the coming hours. this week marks ten years since the global financial crisis began — and we're going to take some time now to look at its impact. it was on september 15th, 2008 that the lehman brothers bank filed for bankruptcy. it had been one of the largest investment banks in america. but its share price told the

tourism sector, web jet in australia falling the most in 10 months, one of its hotel suppliers thomas cook in the u.k. said it cfo.etrace -- replaced its that has weighed on web jet as well. manus: thank you. the latest on the markets. as juliet was saying, chinese stocks are lower this morning and fx industrial metals are also taking a hit. markets are digesting the impacts of washington and beijing slapping hundreds of billions of a different -- of different tariffs on each other. chiefldman sachs global strategist is playing down the impact. >> i think the markets already observed the risk to some degree even from these levels in the tariffs. that the overall macro effect so far globally i think is relatively modest. there is a multiplied affect through the process and i do not think it will be significant. manus: we renew a broad church of voices at bloomberg. let's bring in our voice of the morning, bloomberg's managing editor for asia. joining us from tokyo. the chinese are saying we do not negotiate, not with knives that are neck. -- at our neck. chris: we had a day after the tariff

thomas cook have confirmed high levels of e—coli were found at the egypt hotel where a british couplerates passengerjet travelling from dubai has been quarantined at new york's jfk airport, amid reports of passengers feeling sick on board. officials say approximately 100 passengers, including some of the crew, complained of feeling ill, with coughs and high temperatures. pictures posted on social media show ambulances lined up on the runway, next to the aircraft. police and experts from the centres for disease control and prevention are investigating the cause. senators in the united states have begun questioning top executives from twitter and facebook, about their efforts to tackle disinformation and meddling before the us mid—term elections. twitter‘s chief executive jack dorsey said his platform was "unprepared and ill—equipped" for the "weaponisation" of debate. in his prepared opening remarks jack dorsey, said the spread of fake news was a threat to his compa ny‘s business. we found ourselves prepared and ill—equipped for the immensity of the problems we acknowledged. abuse, har

thomas cook finance chief l scott will step down.ing the most since the brexit vote. germany confirms it has had positive feedback from iraq after a bid for power generators. a german newspaper says the deal would increase iraqi opacity by half over four years. the deer is -- the deal is near completion. that is your business flash. week inhis is climate new york city. as new york leaders gather to discuss the climate changes we have faced, but bloomberg daybreak will take a closer look at climate change. we will have an installment of weatheringubg -- climate change series. tomorrow we'll look at agriculture, wednesday, security risks, thursday, policy initiatives, and friday, the effects on investing. alix: a boston consulting group is releasing a study about how countries that take on climate make a seriousan impact and boost economic growth. joining us from berlin is philipp gerbert, boston consulting group partner and general director. walk us do the impact a country can have, and the price tag they have to put to move the needl

shares in thomas cook have fallen 23% after it blamed the summer heatwave for a drop in its annual profitcaster sky has confirmed that it will accept comcast‘s takeover offer of £17.28 a share, saying it "represents an excellent outcome for independent sky shareholders". the offer — which is nearly double the value of shares this time last year — beats a rival offer from rupert murdoch's fox's. let's get more on those proposals from the shadown chancellor to give workers shares in the firms they work for, worth up to £500 a year. speaking at the labour party conference later, mr mcdonnell is expected to say that firms will have to put 1% of their shares into the fund every year — up to a maximum of 10% — to give staff more involvement in their company. but the confederation of british industry described labour's plan as a "diktat" and said it would "encourage investors to pack their bags". joining us now is simon french, chief economist at panmure gordon. nice to see you. this is an interesting one. what is your take as far as benefits to workers against benefits to business? good morning

are thomas kushal how to. cook you must can cook but. you should rush how much of a budget. the kenyan packed design is were essential to the jewish leader david ben-gurion. he was building his new country and he wanted a million immigrants to people it and to defending. the home don't argue with bringing bring the jews here. because we don't want to help and do more today i know you can bring them so it's bring the jews. around spend most shame decided to learn hebrew the chosen one which is the new state i don't know of all the people that came to study with me. we went far far away in the desert somewhere near or. near the river or somewhere very far nobody lives there not a soul of the. first lady of the world there. with the bacon eggs they were talking about this or it was like the end like either but all the movie that so everybody was interested to go. in a nine hundred forty eight palestine was partitioned to make way for the new jewish homeland israel. the dream came to the zionists. and the nightmare began for the jews still living in the arab world. from egypt fr

chef speaking mandarin ] ♪ >> anthony: oddly enough, thomas tells me there's no mandarin or at least shanghainese word for wok. it's simply called a cookingcountry. oh, fantastic. wow. >> thomas: it's actually so-so. >> anthony: yeah? >> thomas: it's actually so-so. >> anthony: no? you're not loving that? >> thomas: not so, not too good, but it's not bad. >> anthony: to me, and i've eaten a lot of food, look, this is spicy, fresh, bright, vibrant. i'm telling you. >> thomas: after this i will take you guys to somewhere -- take you somewhere better. >> anthony: so are you a foodie, you -- >> thomas: yeah, i eat a lot. >> anthony: were you born here? you're from shanghai? >> thomas: yeah, i was born and raised in shanghai. >> anthony: at least in modern times, it's hard to imagine that any place has changed as profoundly and is changing as quickly as it is changing here. >> thomas: we, we, we really feel proud. we do feel proud. our qualities of life is improving really, really fast. >> anthony: in a poll, 85% of chinese who are asked the question, "do you feel that your life will be better next year?" 85% said, "yes, it will be better next

these three may be germany's coolest architects blonds cook a bag of less complex and thomas villa might the name of their practice reflects their interest in crossing boundaries between disciplines and grafting the creative potential of one realm onto another and certainly our category about the suffering . their work often boasts organic forms their range is broad from entire city districts to prod have to sign and they do retro futurism brilliantly. they've known each other since they were students they opened graft in one thousand nine hundred eight in los angeles from the start they knew they had a different unusual take on things. to mark the taste is the absence of appetite. in two thousand and seven with actor brad pitt and their make it right foundation they launched a campaign to rebuild a neighborhood in new orleans that had been devastated in two thousand and five by hurricane katrina. the idea was for new homes to re envision local architecture and to be sustainable affordable as well as stylish. craft now has offices in berlin and beijing as well and employs one hundred fif

thomas bjorn opts for experience over youth as he announces his wildcards for this month's ryder cup. after 12 years of record breaking batting, england's alastair cookrepares for his final test match. and simon yates remains the man in red follownig the longest stage of the vuelta a espana. hello and welcome to sportsday. when europe ryder cup captain thomas bjorn was picking his team, the usa's victory at hazeltine two years ago, their first since 2008, won't have been farfrom his mind. perhaps that's why, his team has been loaded with experience, garcia, poulter, casey and stenson all getting the nod, but he'll be hoping this man in particular can find his form. joe lynskey has been taking a look at this year's selection. the amphitheatre but the —— teens who were those who got best talent alongside those more experienced players, you know what to expect. your get the sport every two years. a players automatically qualify for tea m a players automatically qualify for team europe through their performances in prize money earnings on the european tour throughout the year, the captains, the issue is only three of the names have played in the ryder cu

thomas, d.c. bureauef of vice news. and amy walter of the "cook political report."nk you, let's just jump right into where we are. we have new york gualernato primary on thursday. we've got tomorrow, delaware and new hampshire which is strangely the last primary in the nation, i guess they could say now. but let's go big, why not.te amy, ll us what this means and what are the expected real battleines for november riht now. >> i think the one theme that has been apparent through out ll these primaries in al different kinds of states and districts is the number of women rewho we successful as candidates on the democratic side. my colleague lookeo all the races for a the house and whathe found is all the candidates anidemocratic prries, these are without incumbents, so open, se woman who was running against at least one other man, won 69% of the time. w so womre winning a disproportionatemoumber on the atic side, the number on the republican side, much, much, much lower. but that is one key variable. and i think that is going to be obviously a very big talking point on

thomas. revving up the trade war the president began earlier this year. beijing plans to levy terries sent to china starting on monday. tariffs are a biggic sure facing tech companying including apple. tim cook sat down to discuss the impact and also the high costs of the latest iphone. abc news reporter joining us live with what the tech has to say. hi. >> reporter: hi. unveiling the latest products. this morning he defended the prices and was optimistic about trade issues. apple is now success. what did robin roberts ask tim cook? a question about >> well, we want to make an iphone for everyone. that has always been our objective. we have several iphones and they go down to lower. >> apple unveiled the most expensive iphone last week. the iphone 10s max has a price tag. cook defended it saying it replaced the camera and music and video players. >> the way most people pay for them is they do with a carrier and pay so much per month. if you look at even the phone priced over a thousand dollars most people pay about $30 a month for it. so it's about $1 a day. >> could the prices go >> i'm optimistic that the two countries will sort this out and life will go on. >> reporter: cook said apple ha

thomas warns that key parts of the u.k.'s brags of proposals need revising if a deal is to be reached. it's being described as an informal summit. austrian chancellor's a pasty and cooks appear to be living up to the relaxed atmosphere as british prime minister to resign may arrive for dinner. but her main task is to convince the whole of the e.u. that her brags that package will work. ahead of formal negotiations may remained positive in the face of continuing harsh criticism over her exit proposals i believe this is the right proposal because it maintains frictionless trade it's the only credible and the goetia will plan on the table that delivers no hard border and although i'd also delivers on the votes of the british people and if we're going to achieve a successful conclusion then just as the u.k. has evolved its position the e.u. will need to evolve its position to. german chancellor angela merkel spoke to waiting journalists on her arrival in salisbury and reflected a spirit of positive relations. i hope that we can have an exit that takes place in a good half noosphere that there's respect for each other and that in certain areas very close cooperation is pos

by a family in the 19th century. 1940's, the thomas jefferson foundation restored the south wing and what they thought was expansive appearance, they cook's the kitchen, house and put in closed quarters. as much as this material we have been removing over the past couple of months and we are restoring the spaces, this is a more accurate representation. and we know that because there are physical and documentary evidence that tells us very specifically what jefferson wanted and even draws a plan to scale. so it is tremendous evidence that shows how big the rooms were and what the rooms were used for. we know what were the dairy and the slave quarters and the smoke house. what was exciting, we removed that 1940's material and found physical traces of where these walls would have been placed and we can put them back. on the chimney stack we have remains of the plaster that we know was there in jefferson's time because he asked his workmen to plaster this space. his is perhaps the jefferson where enslaved families would have cooked a quick evening meal. and also wonderful evidence of what the floors looked like. small detail, but we are dedic

thomas mays, took it upon themselves -- they have power, one of the only restaurants in the entire place that does because they're in the power grid of city hall. the clock, literally not sleeping for days, cooking for hundreds if not thousands of customers because they had nowhere else to go, as the floodwaters threaten their business, here is tom sanders saying why he chose to do this. >> well, i'm doing it because it's needed. i mean, there's nothing opened. the storm closed everybody down, and most of the places around here are corporate-owned or something like that where they don't open. as long as the law lets me do it, i do it. >> reporter: now, they are actually in the restaurant now trying to get open. they were up til three a.m. trying to make more dough. the line, hundreds of people speaks to the american spirit. and it's in a town that houses camp lejeune. they were going through everything, but mobility, floodwaters we almost got stuck fortunately. downed power lines, officials want -- the storm is passed, but officials want to get into recovery mode, but they can't get started because you can't get around. we're going to try and get a little more light and let you just see how unbe