so it all start like that. 0k, we're going to have delivered there doctor victoria hui from the universityhave seen that destruction, we saw the damage, the protesters, we heard from carrie lam, thank you so much fraud being across everything taking place in hong kong. do stay with us on bbc news to give updated with us on bbc news to give updated with developments. —— keep updated. hello again, our weather is pretty quiet to be honest. for many of us it's going to stay dry with spells of sunshine. in europe, cooler atlantic air is meeting the extreme heatwave. we have these massive thunderstorms that have developed. there is a risk of damaging winds, flash flooding, but we also have some thicker cloud working into scotland and northern ireland at the moment and that will continue to provide the focus of a few showers in northern scotland over the next few hours. but otherwise, if you heading outside in the next hour or two, it is most likely to be dry and not too cold, most temperatures between 9— 12 degrees. tuesday's weather picture, we will have those showers continue across northern s

victoria hui speaking to me a little earlier.where a series of earthquakes has killed at least eight people. the us geological survey said the largest quake registered was a magnitude of 5.9. many of the island's renowned spanish colonial era buildings have been destroyed. the bbc‘s howard johnson in manila has more. to give you a sense of the geography of where these earthquakes struck late last night here in the philippines, itbayat is the northernmost inhabited island in the philippines. it's around 200 kilometres away from taiwan. when we visited last october, locals told us it's so close, they pick up taiwanese radio there. now, sadly, one of the people we met last time told us that her house had been destroyed by this earthquake. she said that the church opposite her, the santa maria church, the main church on this island, which serves around 1000 people who live on the island, had been badly damaged, lots of cracks in the facade, the belltower had snapped into two and collapsed onto the road. we've also seen on social medi

let's talk to victoria hui who is an associate professor of political science at the university of notrerted about the x tradition build but the protests seem to have moved on. yes, every week there have been new protests because the government wouldn't make any concessions, in particular withdrawing the bill completely and starting an independent investigation. 0n starting an independent investigation. on top of that every week the police have been using excessive force, so every week there have been new reasons for the protesters to come out. talking about excessive force, the police say they've used rubber bullets and tear gas because of violence from the protesters. how angry are the protesters with the police? extremely angry. 0n social media there have been posters showing the contrast between last week and today. last week you had people wearing white, gangsters. today you had police forces in full gear. police have been beating up protesters. is this making the resolve of protesters even stronger? it seems this is going to backfire. the protesters have become more determined to c

paul: university of notre damepaul: political science .rofessor victoria hui chairman gives us his outlookater this hour. shery: we will be speaking to them until capital's representative. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: after a day in which u.s. stocks rallied all-time highs, futures are now retreating after news that the u.s. is considering adding more tariffs on e.u. goods. joining us now with diamond hill capital management portfolio manager, -- the trade optimism between china and the u.s. did not last long. now you have more uncertainty over what is going to happen with the european union, so let's just look at fundamentals. let's take a look at valuations, for example. this atv chart on the bloomberg showing the s&p 500's forward twelve-month pes. not strong when you look at the average for the past year. when you look at this and that you put into perspective the trade concerns, geopolitical issues, and so forth, how reasonable are they? well, thanks for having me. i do think valuations for global equities are generally reasonably reasonable to attractive right now. you made the great