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the more favoured areas the further east ui.until tea—time. a fairly stiff breeze blowing the brain through. further east across parts of eastern england and the south of england it looks a fine day, but for wales and the north—west of england there will be a fair amount plaid cymru afternoon after the sunshine in the morning. it will be a lovely morning. for the athletics, in the morning. it will be a lovely morning. forthe athletics, i in the morning. it will be a lovely morning. for the athletics, i do think we should avoid the showers until late in the day. the cloud will increase as we go into the evening hours. we have also got some football, the community shield, is because we are in wembley it looks as though it should stay fine and dry. it is further west of where we've got all that rain. that rain blowing and by fairly brisk winds, feeling cold with the rain, migrating further eastwards. further north and west, a bright picture, not too bad a day in eastern areas tomorrow in what is looking like a very unsettled pictur

and the training that has got due to where ui now, many people have seen of you doing those insane push—ups i love it, people say it is hard, probably the worst thing you could imagine every single day, six hours. as much heart exercise as you can do. but for me that is my comfort zone. and the best still yet to come? i have not even started to reach my peak yet. i need that man strength to come through, and still on boy strength. his only rival now would seem strength. his only rival now would seem to be the clock, the man taking british swimming into uncharted territory. in the last hour, the british athletics team have returned to the uk for the world athletics championships which start on friday. they‘ve been preparing themselves at a training camp in paris, but have been doing so without stars including the retired jessica ennis—hill, and greg rutherford — who will miss out through injury. 0ur sports correspondentjoe wilson is at st pancras internationa. amongst the continental commuters arriving back in london today precious cargo of british athletes returning from a foreign preparati

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uys"e are no screaming "b out there in the equity markets, but europe is a better sector.tend to favor value, places like banks are very worried about the slope of the yield curve. i think that is something they should not be worried about. they should be looking at the outright cheapness of the banks. so there are places to be defensive, but there are still some pockets of value in a market that is overall not that attractive. vonnie: what do you make of the economy at the moment, david? we did get the upgrade to the gdp for the quarter today, but that is not necessarily mean that gdp growth will be very healthy for us in the cycle. we are still in the status quo market since the beginning of the rebound and expansion, since the great financial crisis. we averaged 2%, 2.1%.-- maybe higher than that. my views are not much different rum the consensus. real gdp will probably be around 2.3%, 2.4% in the third quarter, harvey might knock 2/10 of a percent off of that. we might gain some back in subsequent quarters. but in the potential gdp standpoint, productivity growth plus

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. >> we continue to monitor conditions in both texas and ui new developments overnight. we'll run them down for you overnight. first up, we've learned that as we continue to track harvey, the headlines coming out of that area, the death toll continues to rise. so far, 28 lives have been lost in this historic storm. plus, chemical plant concerns as well this morning. the plant outside houston is poised to explode. lost power that left volatile chemicals. >> evacuations began on tuesday. vice president mike pence is visiting texas as well. he'll be joined by his wife and entourage of secretaries appointing to the trump/pence administration. >>> it's hard to imagine that things can get back to any type of semblance of normal when you look at video like this. this is one of the drone shots, the aerial shots of houston that we've seen. as harvey moves on and the water does begin to recede, the task of cleaning up begins. sarah dallof is in houston to explain what officials are concerned about this morning as they begin >> reporter: good morning, erika and aaron. floodwaters e

ui you, lsu football game likely not to be played in houston. tread judiciously away.n the forefront of people's minds right now. lauren: garrett, thank you so much. you can catch reports 24/7 in serious xm channel 115. trade do a lot more coming up. continuing coverage of tropicals on harvey. you're going to want to stay with us. we will be right back. [inaudible] if you all are trapped in houses, stay in your house, call 9-1-1. don't get in your car. [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. cheryl: the numbers are staggering. takes 20 million people affected by 2000 9-1-1 calls over the weekend. more expected today. being a texan, we at texas tech. we are going to get through this. the community is very important. lauren: reminder that the lone star state is not alone. other states are sending their fire department, police officers and response teams to help

what we have all said over and over, i think you goo uys are getting it now.ged the republican party and the realignment of something sounds like america's first is happening. it is changing every aspect of the republican party. i don't think things like charlottesville are going to change that trajectory. i don't think bannon's leaving is going to change that. that's who trump is. >> i think it is interesting both the republican and the democrats are pushing to say a message for the president will not change. it was the president's message and the president alone. maggie, we'll ask you one last question here of the business of the white house. the administrative qualities inside the white house. do you think any sense that it will operate more smoothly. >> i think general kelly is trying to put some structure in place and some processes in place, they're still appear to be ongoing. but at the end of the day, john kelly is not sleeping with donald trump at night. he's not taking his phone and putting in a safe. donald trump, a number of people he speaks to lat

at the white house press briefing sarah sanders put on uis on congress. >> it's our job to inform congress of debt ceiling and their job to raise it and congress and the previous administration have obligated trillions of spending and we need to make sure we pay our debts, we are still committed to making sure that gets raised. blake: did not give any sort of sign that there's any impending mez when he spoke at a town hall in boeing in washington state. >> making sure we pay our debts, we pay our debts and we will continue to do so, it's going to get done. blake: white house gave a twofold defense on the president's statement earlier this twheek he would be okay with government shutdown should there not be funding for border wall. sanders said the wall is something he campaigned on and something he wants to see funding for. when she was pointed out the fact that the president no longer talks about mÉxico paying for the wall, sanders responded by saying, he hasn't said yet that they won't pay for it either. back to you in new york. cheryl: more on that story coming up in the show. the bigge

i think that we also have to see the president come out and condemn ui haven't heard democrats condemnause they go there and their entire mo is to provoke violence and violence clashes with the extreme right. they have a relationship because they love to fight one another and cause havoc. julie: the alt-left does the same thing, they come out and their mental is basically to disrupt and to act violently, it's not a rational behavior. >> i have to push back a little bit on that, because what we would say the alt-left -- >> i can't stand the consideration of alt-left and alt-right. >> there's a history what they are saying and what they're doing and so i think specially the african american community, black and brown people are saying that it's not okay to just call this out today, every day we have to be actively calling out members of both parties who are encouraging this kind of behavior when republicans use language that, you know, we need people like paul ryan not to dodge questions and take it head on -- >> paul ryan came out strong today. >> today. he hasn't in the last couple of

i am reaganite in ui to communicate what you intend to do and you should intend to do it. that's out of norm and a american politics. obama promised us he could we keep our insurance policy and he knew was a lie. trump says you ought to come to my golf course. it's the greatest, it's unbelievable. he became a billionaire by selling. you don't sell your hotel by going its mediocre and the staff isn't very good. personally if you can avoid it i go somewhere else but that brings with us the baggage that "the news york times" exaggerates. trump always wants to negotiate down, not negotiate up so he will always set the initial term. we are going to build a wall mexico is going to pay for it. okay. and then the congress, they cut this deal with the democrats in a continuing resolution and they can build a concrete wall. the democrats thought they were being very clever in the following days after the democrats revealed how clever they were they released a picture of a steel wall. when you negotiate with trump you have to read this small print. he knows how to negotiate. >> in th

four days in a recovery program that's uys know, nothing. 'm here so that parents, no parent should have to bury their child. should have to, you know, wonder, as vanessa said, i id try, this is entirely something that can be dealt with and i appreciate what you are do. g to president trump: in this program, would he have been in better shape? it have possibly helped? he was in a couple programs. president trump: i'm just saying she said -- think 35 e was in the program days. that was his most successful program. mentioned, carlos had an underlying problem with forgetting about himself. e had a scholarship to a prestigious university. as a freshman going in, he was accepted into an engineering normally that didn't happen. he had a lot of different outs. see it. dn't he was always looking for, how can i escape? thought also he several times about suicide, so treating the whole person. it's not just the disease of it's what is causing you to go after the drug, to seek it out, to stay with it. hooked, you're hooked. how can you work within your

four days in a recovery program that's uys know, nothing. 'm here so that parents, no parent should have to bury their child. should have to, you know, wonder, as vanessa said, i id try, this is entirely something that can be dealt with and i appreciate what you are do. g to president trump: in this program, would he have been in better shape? it have possibly helped? he was in a couple programs. president trump: i'm just saying she said -- think 35 e was in the program days. that was his most successful program. mentioned, carlos had an underlying problem with forgetting about himself. e had a scholarship to a prestigious university. as a freshman going in, he was accepted into an engineering normally that didn't happen. he had a lot of different outs. see it. dn't he was always looking for, how can i escape? thought also he several times about suicide, so treating the whole person. it's not just the disease of it's what is causing you to go after the drug, to seek it out, to stay with it. hooked, you're hooked. how can you work within your

al thulg were rue uied up a goo forces. i don't believe that anybody felt that mosby would go in and capture washington, but he would get close enough that he began to worry them as far as what things he might do. so he was actually successful on both levels. but from start to finish, i truly believe that mosby did things his way. initially his chain of command, he would report to jeb stewart. he had a direct shot to stewart. once stewart was mortally wounded at yellow tavern, he reported directly to robert e. lee. that's the only instance i can think of where a colonel reported directly without anyone in between to robert e. lee as far as his operations. but mosby did it his way. what do i mean by that? when mosby had had enough men to go from being what he called mosby's conglomerates, that would have been january 1863, to the 9th of june, 1863, when he operated not as a formal unit, with no no other blessing from anyone, other than the fact that he was in charge of this group of people, until the 10th of june, 1863, when

into a telephone pole what she said as she tried to commit suicide which is hard for us to hear and uisder what you could have done differently, i think you wonder that if your grown man or a ten or 11-year-old kid, you're always wondering what could i have done to make things better and that never leaves you. >> host: how old are you? >> guest: thirty-two. >> host: how old is your mother? to be 55. >> host: let's start with bob, who is bob? >> it. >> guest: bob was a stepfather, mom third husband. bob was actually my legal father, and still is. when i was five or six years old my biological father decided he was going to give me up for adoption. he and i are close now so we connected, but bob, mom's husband at the time was a person who is there when my biological father wanted to give me up. he became my legal father. i took his name and became james david hamill which is not many many more. he was around for a couple of years but a lot of things were exposed to at that time he didn't stick around, he didn't become my dad. he became another guy who came into the picture and then left.

they had immense innone dags ui. the same process, same wide area search process that we're going to execute 0 beginning at 9:00 this morning is going to have to happen in different parts of houston. but at this point, this area has the environment in that area is such that we can begin this second phase. >> and, chief, not to put too fine a point on it, there's just no telling what you'll find. at the moment, the death toll, while tragic. i mean the last number we had is 37. obviously, it could have been much worse, could have been catastrophic such as in katrina. what are you bracing for as you go door to door? >> well, we hope we don't find anything in those city hopes but i can tell you that the area we're you searching is as a result of it being inundated with at least three feet of water or sometimes completely underwater. it's going to be an immense undertaking. crews are going to be searching in that area alone. we've got over 16,000 single family home that is we need to search. over 2500 multi-family homes.

so you might have noticed a huge saying they'rele uying vpn services with this net neutrality deregulation coming up, a lot of isps, or not legally now they'll be in a much better position if they want to watch your traffic, see what you're doing, and then inject advertising into the web pages you go to or just passively the websites you go to and then sell that as marketing nfks. so now you're at home browsing your favorite sports team and you know you're getting sports advertising. you're, like, i didn't tell team but liked that maybe your isp knows. never mind you're paying them month, they're trying to $0.30 off of you. >> no. >> would they be the types of people you would want to have on? >> we keep thinking about inviting them, but i don't think so. reasons. one, stealing a bunch of secrets releasing them doesn't make you a hacker. a lot of people can steal things nd release them to the press and that doesn't make you a hacker. might be interesting -- i'll and itely buy you a beer listen to your stories but that doesn't mean -- what are you tell the hackers? and then i used a photoco

it is a minor miracle ui and perform in this way when earlier in the uau at having to learn to walk againbecause there were points when i thought i might not and i would have to get over it but to be the great britain kit and being in front of this incredible crowd feels so good. the final heat is about to go and the athlete that we thought was going for a double after stunning in the 100 metres has not turned up to race. she isjust taking the 100 metres gold and not competing in the 200. the reigning champion in the 200. the reigning champion in the 200 metres from beijing is the dutch sprinter dafne schippers who looked very comfortable in her heat. she was a winner in that as well by some distance, as you can see. she is going through to the semifinals of the 200 metres and i believe we can hear from the 200 metres and i believe we can hearfrom her as the 200 metres and i believe we can hear from her as well. a very easy race and i will go on to the next one. tell me about confidence and how you thrive off that. you have w011 how you thrive off that. you have won a medal in one event a

turning to the eclipse, ui looking at a live shot of the looking at-- you are a live shot of the firstd donald trump. julie: the first son baron. julia: many people taking a break from work to do the event, but we look at how businesses are reacting an approaching this and getting in on the action. bloomberg's emily chang has a closer look. ♪ emily: thousands of people will be lining up and watching the first total solar eclipse in nearly a century visible only in america. from google to airbnb are offering ways to watch the spectacle like never before. it isi am, san francisco, the ideal place to see the total effect of eclipse. to truly see that, you need to be along the path of totality, a 70 mile wide, 3000 mile-long lib that will cut across -- line that will cut across the country. the best view is for nasa pilots.their mission is to chase the darkness . hope to capture the clearest images of the corona's the sun's outer atmosphere, as well as the first ever thermal images of mercury, but for those of us not lucky enough to go supersonic, there are other ways to watch. google is p

the peoplee today i would have come back with a gun, i mean, it would not have deterred me or changed ui was, so we have to find a way to connect with the people that are sometimes the ugliest people around.ount. i know it's not for everyone and i know it's not something that-- there are groups that are on the left that are anti- races that try to solve it with violence and what i see happening is the right becoming more violent and growing because they feel more marginalized and people who are also marginalized are joining and using that as ammunition too grow, so when i see a nazi walking down the street my first instinct is i probably want to punch him, but i know it's not effective. it would not have been effective for me or the thousands of people we work with, so we have to find a way and i know it's not a popular idea, we had to find a way to steal that empathy for them and find a way to show them compassion because almost two to one as every person we work with will tell you that they changed because someone they did not expect it from or deserve it from show them compassion when

up by 3% with talks of potential uys of u.s. shale assets. also delay a movement to potash after months of public skirmishes with activist investors led by elliott management. purchase $2.5 billion of bonds as the market takes advantage of rising commodity prices to cut debt. they used $12.6 billion of cash flow to reduce net debt last year and return $4.4 billion to shareholders. it went up a fivefold increase. propelling shares higher today. 100 days into the macron presidency. how is it faring versus the stoxx 600? that was the second round. the blue line is the stoxx 600 and the white line is the 40. 3.6% for the stoxx 600. if you look at the 40 since the thet round, francine, initial market euphoria has faded. it is back to where it was before the election. the stocks seen as the biggest potential winners. that is interesting as is, the spread. -- this iselection the weekly german-french tenure spread which in february reached 80 basis points. the widest since 2012. it is come down to 30 basis points as of now. though stress levels we sa

none of that was disclosed you goo uys come to us with stoe all day.the nature of the story which you are coming to talk to me about i am responding. the president does not have knowledge of the story and the white house did not have any involvement in the story beyond that, it is ongoing litigation so i refer you to the parties that it does >> i got two questions for you, i want to follow up something you said yesterday after my first question we were on the flight back from the g-20, did you advise the president to be truth fuful. >> i was not here. i was on the plane but i was not apart of the conversation so i cannot speak beyond that >> yesterday, you said the president was joking about his comments, pushing the suspect's head and pushing in the car. was he making a joke out of brutality? >> he was making a comment and it was a joke and nothing more >> sarah >> should he apologize for that joke it was not a directive, it was a joke there is a big difference. >> why was that not clear? >> sarah -- [ inaudible >> he has not signed it. we'll let you

i fell in love witness story of felicia blakely my heart went out to her. úi had a lot of compassionlso a lot of times like people can be quick to judge what she did and what she did was wrong and she is serving time in jail in prison for the rest of her life. but when you look at how she got there, that's what i was attracted to, i feel like there's so many young women that are vulnerable and get caught up and get mixed up in the streets i always feel like, listen, she was so vulnerable and so much in need of love that she ended up giving her life over to this man, and now she's paying for it. but i think that this could be a story that so many people could learn from. especially families. if you don't love your chi >> yes. >> because if she would have had the love she needed from home, she probably wouldn't have ended up in the strip club, with this guy, that manipulated her and pretty much conned her into committing these murders and h hitting these licks. which are robberies, right? >> um-hmm. >> so i feel like we need to educate our children how terrible the streets are. so that

part of my book deals with the uys who first figured out the heroin traffickers, who first igured out that this very aggressive push to promote pain pill prescribing among doctors doctors buying into that idea, would eventually lead to a heroin -- a vast new heroin and the guys that i write about in my book were the ones who figured that out and saw in columbus,erging ohio, in the areas around there. he various cities around cincinnati. wheeling, west virginia, places like that. hese guys had developed a system by then, they developed coast, where all the markets that they broke into static number a of addicts, and they are all from the same town. t was all this one town in particular, i think it played a very important role in this. name of the town --- -- these guys figured out a retail selling heroin by the 10 of a gram. ery much similar to pizza delivery. so you call, you order, they to deliver driver hits of heroin to near where you lived. with their model initially developed it on the western side of the united tates, where the number of addicts were static. they became master m

. >> ui technology can the financials, what? the immaculate financials for different reasons. they have an earnings momentum, but they also benefit from a weaker dollar. there is a real positive here. financials deregulation is in place going on in washington right now. they should really benefit an industry like financial banks. dagen: what looks inexpensive here just in terms of sectors? the market doesn't look wildly overvalued. the price tags are high, so what sector looks undervalued? >> right now i don't know if you look across at her as if anything looks undervalued. some are down like energy because energy is obviously experiencing negative numbers in terms of oil. having said that, the way to look whether it's in the labor department, whether it is about tracking and oil production in this country. the regulations on financial firms. there is another incredible statistic not just rolling back but in terms of rulemaking they are down 40%. this is in the first six months president trump been in office. maria: such a huge important point. >> they talked about the fact th

ui charges. he won't appear at his florida arraignment hearing was arrested back in may.him asleep behind the wheel. he claims he had a reaction to prescription medication and appeared to struggle during sobriety test and also took multiple breathalyzer tests. police reports show he had no alcohol in his blood at the time of his arrest. you want to deradicallize a cold blooded terrorist? easy, just give them a hug. that's the approach one country is taking. denmark is hoping to stop the spread of extremism with its quote hug a jihad program. danel issue in police claim the controversial concept of tweeting radicalized young people with empathy rather than as criminals has produced results. the tallahassee homeowner's association is now allowing the flag to stay after threatening john ackert with a final saying it didn't meet neighborhood standards. over the weekend he joined "fox & friends" to make his case. >> it stayed there for four years and nobody said anything about it my neighbors never complained about it. i thought it was a little bit of legal bullying and i quit

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