and the world's fastest go kart was built by twenty six year old tom back now look at britain it's jet engines hurled the many racers down the track at over one hundred eighty kilometers per hour the book has been published since one thousand nine hundred fifty five and has sold over one hundred forty million copies. now talking in a city can be much easier with a scooter or motorbike even if it's a massive chopper although it's probably easiest with dax and monkey bikes they're tiny two wheelers often driven by big blokes not really what they have built for but the mini moses have got a bit of a cult following in the biker community let's check them out. you spent years on a monkey you're something of a likeable character in the eyes of other drivers just like i am when you can drive fast even happier with. many bikes weighing just sixty to one hundred kilos can be a real blast cause of the concept is flexibility for places it's like a swiss army knife you know really need it but you feel good carrying it around everywhere that's how it is with the monkeys to. reach me designed in the

italy is circling back. tomnterviews we have done, it is amazing how people circle back to italy. it is about europe and international stability. francine: it is sticking to the roles are not, reactions to that report, we will have all your market action shortly. let's get to the first word news. here is taylor riggs. >> on capitol hill there will be high drama on the high court. a woman who is accusing brett kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her will testify before the senate judiciary committee. , shehristine blasey ford said she was too ashamed to tell anyone. , and thiswill testify week other accusers have come forward. kavanaugh has denied the allegations. international monetary fund has expanded its bailout for argentina. the countries credit line -- the imf will develop -- deliver more of that money up front. the idea is to pull the economy out of a recession. in italy, negotiations have been hit by last-minute demands for extra spending from the populist coalition deputy prime minister and luigi di maio.

tom that the door was locked. he said he would call his mom and get back to me. >> according to schrauben, tom called back within minutesan. >> he said his mom would go out that night and it needed to happen tonight because his mom can't take anymore. he said, if we didn't do it tonight his mom would do it. >> so they returned that night about 9:00. schrauben dropped t.j. off and drove around while his friend snuck inside and stabbed jack to death. >> we had walkie-talkies. he called when he was done and told me to pick him up. he had blood on his legs. we looked for a place to clean himself up. i believe it was a del taco with an outside place to clean up. >> the information he provided, if we could corroborate what he said would blow the case wide open. >> police questioned his friend, he said he didn't kill jesse. so he was allowed to walk. investigators focused on building their case against tom and sandra by documenting money transfers, phone calls, air travel. >> when you added it all together, what did you think? >> i thought we were starting to put together a good case. >> good enough that murray had tom and san

not for me. >> on september 15th the contractors will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome tom back in and he plans to move in by the end of october. >>> a san francisco supervisor is calling for flight pattern changes for planes departing sfo. "the examiner" reports the supervisor asked for a hearing to address more than eight years of unrelenting airport noise from new flight patterns. he says that people living in the city's southern neighborhoods like the portola and bay view hunter's point are, quote, virtually losing their mind and sanity. the board of supervisors land use and transportation committee is expected to hold a meeting next month. >>> speaking of sfo, i just saw you tweeted something out about them. >> they have delays because of the cloud cover out there. >> yeah. >> they're going to be around for the better part of the morning hours because the sunshine is going to be a little slower today. that's going to lead to cooler weather for now. warmer weather on the way as we continue the roller coaster through early september. hi, everybody. let me show you the players

thank you, tom, back with you. >> joining me now, mayor of jacksonville, sammy phillips. mayor, can you hear me? >> yes, kate, i hear you. >> thank you very much for calling in. the latest forecast i'm sure brings you very little comfort. the storm surge, what i was looking at where you are, could hit 8 to 12 feet. what are you seeing right now, mayor? >> right now we don't see that, but, you know, it's still early in the game. we're getting some gale force winds. some rain. intermittent rain coming and going. the wind will slow down a little bit. i just saw a man walking his dog a few minutes ago. didn't seem to be struggling too much, but we did implement a curfew at 7:00 p.m. this evening due to the worsening conditions. >> what -- >> we do have some high water but, you know, right now, you know, the main surge hasn't -- hasn't occurred yet. >> absolutely. how confident are you that the structures in your city can handle, if we are talking about an 8 to 12 foot surge, that they can handle it? >> well, that's going to be -- that's going to be a good question. that's goi

the contractors will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome tom back. he plans to move in by the end of october. >>> gwyneth paltrow's wellness company goop settled a lawsuit with district attorneys from ten california companies including six in the bay area. >> the suit claims there's no scientific support for the products that advertise medical claims. goop said that jade egg and rose quartz egg could balance hormones. the eggs sold on-line and start at $55. customers who bought them between january and august can contact goop for refunds. >> they are still sold on the website but without the medical claims and one of them is set to promote positive energy. >>> happening today, the homeless veteran fighting a couple over a gofundme account will head to court. john bobbitt used his last $20 to help a driver stranded without gas in philadelphia. in return, the driver and her boyfriend started a gofundme account that raised more than $400,000 in donations. now bobbitt says the couple has actually spent much of the money and he's back living on the street

tom: we want to come back and speak of italy.n the decades of w ork professor eakin green has done. thinking about an interesting experience an experiment of europe. coming up on bloomberg daybreak, look for randall kroszner, david westin in chicago with henry paulson ♪. ♪ ♪ cirilli will stay with us through the morning on washington. right now, first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: president trump is demanding the senate vote on confirming the supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. moments after his impassioned denial, the president tweeted that he was powerful, riveting, and on this. democrats,ashed criticized the media, and claimed to be the victim of a conspiracy. >> my family and name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. taylor: his accuser, christine blasey ford, testified first, told the senate judiciary >> committee she was terrified. >>i don't have all the answers and don't remember everything i would like to, but the details that brought me here today are the one

succeeds in drawing tom back into into negotiations into into the ilo core. which is a good thing definitely. but in terms of the knickers sation we're not really much further along and i think one of the toss that moon will have to face the coming time is to basically and that's from know that the nuclear is ation is going to be a very difficult issue and may not be on the table at all and if it measures to do that well we'll probably see more progress if he doesn't manage to do that modellers where this is going to go remicade broke at the pituitary thank you very much. now migrant and breck's it high on the agenda of european union leaders who are meeting informally in austria britain's prime minister is there in full for going to try to convince e.u. leaders to be more flexible about the issue of britain leaving the european union and e.u. leaders they will be meeting without mrs may to talk about the blocks next steps and also been again the measures to try to prevent migrants and refugees from entering the. now the host austria says it wants to protect

tom watson is saying this, we must back members on new brexit vote. obviously been at odds on many occasions with jeremy corbyn on a number of things. jeremy corbyn on a number of things. jeremy corbyn on a number of things. jeremy corbyn has fast far said they should not be a second referendum, saying it is about the way we will deliver a better brexit than the conservatives. we have got tom watson talking to the observer, a new poll says 86% of labour party members want the british people to be given a final say, saying that he would back out and call for a second brexit vote. as we discussed earlier, the problem is, when? if this is an election manifesto, well, if there is no election for a few yea rs, if there is no election for a few years, it is irrelevant. there is no point, something that late, we will have left. it looks like labour are trying to square a difficult circle within the party. because labour is as fundamentally split as the tories. martin, i would like as fundamentally split as the tories. martin, iwould like you as fundamentally

never going to get into power and he changes giant jude and you're right he's now saying and tom watson's backing him up if the members want to second vote then that's the way it will go otoh he hasn't defined what question is going to be given to the conference this is all the faster you say they all have placards in their hands where they're holding their domains because these people lost their democratic will of the united united kingdom people was to leave we wanted to be out of there to years ago so there's no need for another vote this is all nonsense and largely down to mrs may being pretty damn useless do you think though that those private ambitions that you're suggesting that the labor leaders driven by here will still at least push towards another referendum that it will happen. i don't think another referendum will happen i think if they do they'll be riots on the street if there's a retrial of direction the democratic will of the people i think nobody trouble a few weeks ago machines may said they were worried and police chief said they were worried about civil disobedience if there

tom. welcome back to worlds apart with tony cabinet foremost troll and diplomat in russia and the author of the book called return to moscow. mr cameron what. we started discussing your crane before the break the break and there was definitely a genuine aliment in that uprising people wanted some change positive change they wanted to they on to to corruption the they wanted a more fair more representative a more transparent government and all of those. calls you can hear in russia these days changes also have pretty popular world in this country but i think russia's relationship with changes is interesting because as part of the loop and the former prime minister of the imperial russia once said everything changes in russian ten years and nothing in two hundred i wonder what are some of those changes the norm changes that struck you when you came back to this country after a very long break. well obviously we're talking about since the cold war years when i worked to forty six years ago it's a very different country now totally different in terms of material living standards in terms of the

>> the c-130 hercules because if you took a slip and slide and multiplied it by tom cruise? the back c-130 opens up, there's a lot of smiling faces. we prepare the slip and slide. we can do this. >> no way. >> oh my goodness! >> wow! >> that is so rad. >> it is insane and probably the coolest way you can do a sky dive. >> they're at about 156 myles miles per hour when they're exiting the back of that, but the ride is not over yet because the slip and slide continues. >> wow! >> if anybody's worrying, don't worry, it's environmentally friendly. now, for something to be this insane and well shot, there's only one person that could hav> >> devon super tramp got together.s spoored bycannon sr as w kno with every super tramp videos there are really cool behind the scenes video. this wasinteresting. >> dang, bro. >> he said that's where the camera came into its own because they didn't have to use any light if the you twooent joit epicness or get behind the scenes and learn how youtube can pull off a production like this, go to rightthisminute.com and click on tv or use our mobile app. >>>

tom? >> martha, thank you. >>> back here at home, to the major fallout at the u.s. open, and the moment witnessed by millions. serena williams fined $17,000 for yelling at the chair umpire, smashing a racket, loudly complaining of a double standard between men and women players. erielle reshef was there. >> reporter: it was the explosive battle on the biggest stage in tennis that no one saw coming. >> you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. >> reporter: tonight, serena williams fined $17,000 for going head to head with the chair ump. >> you need to make an announcement. i didn't get coaching. >> reporter: it started when the ump issued a warning when serena's coach made this illegal hand signal. the tennis superstar seething. >> i don't cheat to win. i'd rather lose. >> reporter: after the match, her coach saying he was doing what's become a common tactic. >> well, i mean, i'm honest. i was coaching. i mean, i don't think she looked at me. that's why she didn't even think i was. >> reporter: serena saying she had no idea. her frustration building. at

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tom: very interesting. i will wake up at some point. hour, up in our next susan lund will join us as a look back at the last decade of financial recoveriess. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. francine lacqua in london. i'm tom keene in new york. turkish gdp rose during the last few months of june -- weeks of june. with us is john and rupert. as the festivities of e.m. and whether e.m. today seems deceptively quiet. what is the deception right now in emerging markets? john: i think the uncertainty is exactly how much it affects our credible. we have an outstanding threat to put new tariffs on chinese goods. because you never have a media follow-up from anything the president says, i think investors are little nervous about taking e.m. dramatically low because of the negative comments on friday. i think the handwriting is on the wall that the u.s. is playing the long game here. i think that is why em will go down short-term. gtb.we will get to that on this is logged jpmorgan emerging-market fx. the drama and second derivative of this chart is something. what does it say to you that we have seen one brutal move, another brut

perspective that is local quite frankly, for all of us, remembered some of the work -- and a look at tom cochrane back here and remembering being in copenhagen. boy, we had some great hopes and thoughts and hopeful outcomes that were going to happen as a result of that convening. but we all know that not everything happens that we wanted to have happen. i will tell you that it is local government leaders like the people that are here before you today whose voices jumped out. after that occasion, all the way to parents, we had to show not only in the united states that local government that this is where stuff happens. this is where the consequences of actions and inactions on climate change actually manifest themselves. someplace, somewhere. it is not just the mayors here, it is a mayors around the world. i know that we continue, through the conference of mayors, to speak with other mayors around the world and i believe that it is those mayors at the local levels that spoke out and gave the courage to the heads of state to vote for and accept the paris climate agreements. in spite of the fact that the

david: we welcome now tom doherty, senior republican strategist now a partner at mercury. welcome back good to have you here. do you agree? the problem is not the economy, but it is what mr. trump is tweeting? tom: it is the problem. they can't stay on message. any good politician trying to drive a message, not only you but your surrogates are constantly talking about the economy and all the good things that are happening. the problem is he's talking about everything else on a daily basis and 47% of the american people think he should be impeached. that's an outrageous number for any u.s. president. we have a divisive government right now and he needs to stay on message, with the midterms right around the corner. david: any reason to believe he will change his ways? >> the only thing that will change him as a big defeat in november. remember, we went into the 2016 going to, we said he's lose. he wins. until he is proven wrong, he's going to keep up with the same thing that got him elected. david: understandable, in some ways very if you are a candidate for the house or the senate, what

tom: going back 36 years. francine: thank you both. anthony crescenzi and larry brainard. ct with the charts, using gtv . tom: the economic war. francine: you can browse recent charts, use them, make them better, send them back. this is "bloomberg." ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. let us check in on what is trending. tiger woods is back. the 42-year-old has won his first tournament in more than five years. this could bode well for sponsors such as nike. could the u.k. opposition be closer to endorsing a second brexit referendum? jeremy corbyn would prefer general elections but will be bound by the decision of the labor party. they will debate the decision tomorrow. our most read stories, jpmorgan sees market risk from overconfidence. in second place, the second round of u.s.-china tariffs. opec gives a tepid response. bloomberg spoke exclusively to the russian oil minister and he told us that his country has capacity to boost output. terms of the short-term potential, a couple of hundred thousand barrels. lot of it depends on overall policy of the country an

tom: sure. lemonis: you don't trust him, he doesn't trust you, all the nonsense back and forth. d on trust. i made a deal with tom and nancy because they said they were making $400,000 in profit. but when i look at these financials, it says $200,000, i need to get to the bottom of this. amber: well, i mean, you did a deal based on $400,000. now it's $200,000. how different would your deal have been? lemonis: i wouldn't have done one. amber: at all? lemonis: no. i asked you to see your financials two days in a row, you didn't have them. i feel like you guys are [bleep] with me a little bit. nancy: not at all. lemonis: so, has somebody stolen from you guys... tom: no. lemonis: ...is there illegal activity? nancy: no. lemonis: are you guys taking money out that you're not supposed to? nancy: no. lemonis: the dissension between the two of them was probably more toxic to me than them doing something funny with the numbers. lemonis: nancy, can you give us a minute, please? nancy: mm-hmm. lemonis: so, how does it tie to the net income? tom: i don't think you fully grasp the seriousness

political correspondent tom sparrow welcome thomas why does the chancellor seem to be going back on her own decision obviously we heard the german chancellor just a very it's not only the german chancellor who wants to revisit this decision it's also the other two members of germany's grand coalition in wa and it was in fact one of the other members of the grand coalition namely on their knowledge of the social democrats who first sent a letter to i'm going to call on to the interior minister horsy hoover who is also the leader of the bavarian c.s.u. saying that they had to revisit this decision that they had made the wrong decision and that people in germany voters in germany were disappointed by that agreement that they had reached the screen this week obviously that agreement that they reached earlier this week was one that was met with a lot of criticism here in fact the solution turned to be even a bigger problem than the problem itself as far as many people are concerned and that is the reason why i'm going to call on the other two members of germany's grand coalition will sit dow

the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, and his deputy tom watson have both said they would back a second referendumbrexit if party members wanted it. dozens of motions supporting the idea have been submitted to the labour conference, which gets under way in liverpool this morning. 0ur political correspondent iain watson has more. labour's slogan for this year's conference is rebuilding britain. the party wants to be seen as an alternative government. its leadership will be unveiling policies to appeal to those who feel left behind by economic change — people who, perhaps, voted for brexit. but some in the party want another vote on the eu, a new referendum on any final deal. the shadow chancellor has not ruled it out. it's on the table. we're keeping all of the options open. but the people's vote campaign, which wants a new referendum, is pushing labour to go further, to make a positive commitment. a poll of more than 1000 labour members suggested... the main issues today won't simply be debated here on the conference floor. behind the scenes, there is a big push by some in the party's rank and fil

tom: thank you all for coming. i want to thank you for inviting me back. there are a lot of positive stories to tell in our current economic environment, 10 years after the worst financial crisis since the great depression, our economy is finally firing on most all of its cylinders. second-quarter growth hit above 4%. that is about a 100% increase from the 2% that we had as a cap for almost 10 years. employment continues to surge. in fact i think we have the lowest unemployment in probably 60 years. but we have a real problem and that is we are running out of people. right now. it will be a real problem for the economy. interest rates remain historically low while investment is climbing. we will all see how that holds. there is no big mystery. the results of the federal government getting up the backs of business in a way that everybody understood was going to have to happen. it looks like we have the leaning tower of pisa because every time we had a new regulation whenever took away the old one. that foot lots of conflict in what people were facing. i rea

the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, and his deputy, tom watson, have both said they would back anothereferendum on brexit if party members wanted it. dozens of motions supporting the idea have been submitted to the labour conference which started this morning. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith, is in liverpool for us at the conference. this is quite a big week for the labour leadership, and a week that could determine the course of brexit. yeah, carole, all some of the pressure has been building for the pressure has been building for the labour leadership to shift its position on brexit and back a so—called people's vote, another referendum. we have seen some of the big unions beginning to shift their position, we have seen around 125 motions submitted to this conference, also making the case for a second referendum. this morning, we heard from the deputy leader, saying very clearly that there should not only be a vote at this conference, but it should be a clear binary vote, in other words not some kind of badge which keeps all options on the table. however, jeremy corbyn,

the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, and his deputy tom watson have both said they would back another referendumf party members wanted it. dozens of motions supporting the idea have been submitted to the labour conference which started this morning. mr corbyn, in an interview with andrew marr, said he would prefer a general election to settle brexit but he would do whatever the conference decided. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is in liverpool for us at the conference. as with so much else in life, brexit really dominating the wheat flour. and there is a real tussle going on here now over what their party's position should be brexit, with the says the leadership riders clinging on, trying to hold onto their position which is to say they favour a general election and then for a labour government to try and negotiate and improve the deal. but huge pressure is coming. in the summer we huge pressure is coming. in the summer we have huge pressure is coming. in the summer we have some huge pressure is coming. in the summer we have some of the big unions coming out in favour of another r

i think that is a theme we keep coming back to. toms. .eutsche bank headlines i don't even know how to translate it. we will talk about this later. deutsche bank plans to operate as a branch in the united kingdom post-brexit. maybe they will be giving out toasters. who knows? that is amazing. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning. "bloomberg surveillance." ticket your monday started. a focus this morning on london and the u.k. sunday,: every everybody reads what boris johnson's latest comments as. we hear theresa may saying she is fed up with the leadership contest. we also have article four, the annual health check on the u.k. gene.get back to this is as expected. it is basically, the ims shows up and says we need a deal, but what does it depend on? is it the eu that needs to allow the u.k. to cherry pick? gene: i think this comes down to the maximum that all politics is local. within the government, basically deciding between the options. we kind of half joke that theresa may has adopted the strategy which is to run st

and actually with my boss tom started back that we could do this and i kept him. updated throughout the. talks but he did not participate in any of the talks but they went back we were very active both on the phone in order then because they didn't obviously didn't speak to each other then so we were sort of the message is growing. to the two of them went through us and of course we also then tested out i mean certain things either for the palestinians today as well is that why it's worse or maybe do you think you could accept if we did like days so we do like they said i mean these kinds of things they were able to play these very senior people off a soldier. and of a general meaning if we needed coffee the deputy minister for the first would have come with coffee if we needed an idea he would come with idea if we needed that somebody would speak with him for mr kristol first state department so the same man who brought us coffee were also able to speak with christopher which is from our point of view was a classical environment allowing us to dictate what should

tom brady had it back in 2008. experts do expect him to make a full recovery. of course, this was the season that everyone was looking forward to. yu, kpix 5. >>> the 49ers are now putting their faith in the backup >> there is a reason they have a backup. before garoppolo arrived in santa clara, the 49ers drafted cj by third. he started five games last season winning just won. -- winning just one. does he possess the skill to run the offense? there being -- they are hoping his second year in the league has made him a more refined quarterback. >> he is been very supportive of jimmy. he is a gamer. he is a guy who loves to play. even though he doesn't like how it happened, he is excited about his opportunity. >> if you're wondering about colin kaepernick, shanahan ruled out a reunion. he is not a good fit. the 49ers are searching for a backup. >> what a loss. >> he will be back next year. the silver lining, it happened very early in the season, so he should be good to go by next august. >> and a lot of great players are on the team, too. >>> a toxic concern in th

will this trade battle last no one knows the one thing that business truly hates is uncertainty back at tom'smodels tom and yet this is trying to keep calm amid the trade turmoil going to take time for the end result to happen to see if these terrorists are beneficial towards the u.s. or detrimental. now. trumps tariffs taking their toll from tech to choice rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles also joins us now live from beijing and so scott with no talks on the horizon more threats from donald trump to impose even more terrorists is this just simply heading for more escalation at this point. seems to be down that path absolutely you know because we saw the the tit for tat last week twenty billion in tariffs announced by the white house on monday immediate reaction from beijing here sixty billion in response to that obviously the numbers a little bit different but that's because the the trade difference between these two countries even before that sixty billion was officially announced by china president trump said if china retaliates we will retaliate again we will fight back we will hit back

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this could be just a matter of time as the president indicated he will not be backing down. tom is underground in beijing and, tom, the question is how much china responded -- responds. hit backa says it will with its own tariffs on $60 billion worth of u.s. goods. we can expect the rollout of the retalix area measures will be closely calibrated to the rollout we see from the u.s.. in terms of the corporate sentiment, and have -- i had a convert asian -- a conversation with someone who is sick of dealing with the dealmaking and he said the trade tariffs are overshadowing the business sentiment now. he says companies are looking to shake up the supply chain but that is timely and costly. they are not convinced the measures that the chinese policymakers have outlined will necessarily be enough to support the businesses. who better to talk to in the next hour than the president and ceo of a footwear is to beat her and retailer of america. he will beginning us insight into the impacts of the sector if these are put into place. david: absolutely. he will be a good guest to have. afte

being drawn to a summer situation involving anita hill and then supreme court nominee clarence tom is backmately confirmed to the high court despite hills allegations against him. now the committee's ranking democrat dianne feinstein is releasing this statement saying "in 1991, five days after anita hills allegations, the judiciary committee held three days of controversial hearings. the fbi and white house are failing to take even those basic steps to investigate this matter. we must not repeat the mistakes of the past and rush the process before we were able to gather more information. if so obviously there's a lot of different areas to go here with this, but looking back to clarence thomas confirmation hearing, what can we learn from history and how that was conducted moving forward with a separate situation? what are some of the things that we can learn and how to handle this? >> jason: found it interesting that senator feinstein is saying this to the appropriate thing and have the investigation have a background but she was in charge of that process and she had the opportunity in july

going back to your vector, it's down. toml economic analysis, it's interest rates, nominal and adjusted real rates. how does the study you do change given the negative fed funds real rate. there has to be a big asterisk over traditional work. >> thank you for drawing the distinction. we don't have economic models. we're looking at coincident indicators and the vector of those indicators. there is a very long history, a century long history of patterns we're looking at. you can see the flattening yield spread it, there's a lot of debate about that and what the research says. it's different this time. don templeton would've reminded you those are the most expensive words in the english language. rates are very consistent with an economic slowdown. which is going to continue tightening. end,you look at the long everyone and their brother anticipated interest rates on the long end by now, we are closer to 3. that is completely consistent with a slowdown. i'm trying to distinction from a recession. we don't have recession risk in

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our top story: the labour leader jeremy corbyn and his deputy tom watson have said they will back anothert referendum, if their members call for one. it comes as a poll suggests overwhelming support within the party rank and file for another vote, and for remaining in the european union. our political correspondent iain watson has more. labour's slogan for this year's conference is rebuilding britain. the party wants to be seen as an alternative government. its leadership will be unveiling policies to appeal to those who feel left behind by economic change — people who, perhaps, voted for brexit. but some in the party want another vote on the eu — a new referendum on any final deal. the shadow chancellor has not ruled it out. it's on the table. we are keeping all of the options open. but the people's vote campaign, which wants a new referendum, is pushing labour to go further to make a positive commitment. a poll of more than 1000 labour members suggested: the main issues today won't simply be debated here on the conference floor. behind the scenes, there is a big push by some in the part

so back to tom aspire to these polling numbers explain why the three party leaders have agreed so quickly to new talks about massa in part i would say that is correct and that also you can you could also see that in under analysis is a statement precisely talking about about the feelings that that decision had generated among many german but i would analyze those poll numbers in a in a rather different a way in a broader perspective by understanding that there is a problem here in germany a problem that has been already identified for a long time now namely as a sort of disconnect between what voters think is important and what may be the traditional parties in germany want to focus on so whereas the news headlines have been focused time and time again on this quarrelling between the members of germany's a coalition many voters in germany are saying that's enough focus on some of the issues that we care about and those issues are rather different to the quarrelling that we're seeing right now tell us first thank you. britain's prime minister has spoken for the first time since her bracks

tom llamas. david muir right back here tomorrow. good night. tomorrow. good night. c7ews. about a bizarre traffic death when a woman jumped out of an ambulance. >> this ambulance incident happened in pleasanton at 5:30 this morning. >> laura has more on what happened. >> reporter: hi. we're all learning this actually started in downtown pleasanton early this morning. this morning, they detained this woman, they say, for reckless driving and hitting parked vehicles. they had to days htase her to g to comply. she was not arrested instead being transported to another facility when this incident occurred behind me. it was a transport clance ride pleasanton to a psychiatric facility in san leandro. it all changed when the patient became agitated on the connector ramp between 680 and 580. >> while the patient was being transferred from one hospital to another, that patient got out of the ambulance and walking in the traffic lanes. >> reporter: the co-owner of the ambulance told us the patient was secured with several restraints, sate belts, basically, when she became agitated an