screaming, crying, just distraught, wally, you're not going to believe what happened. what? garrett has been shot. wally was a fellow stuntman and garrett's good friend. >> garrett was one of those men that you could count on you hear in life that you're very lucky if you have five friends or count a friend or one hand, garrett was that friend to me. >> wally had been in the business for more than 30 years. >> garrett warren was probably the finest fight man you could ask for. i had hired him on several shows and got to know him, watched his expertise, fen nominal athlete stuntman. >> you've probably seen garrett's work but didn't know. his stunt work was featured charlie's angels. but he said garrett's personality was not what you would expect. >> he was a focused individual. people think of dare devils as stunt people, crazy people. that's the last person i want on my job. i want the best. >> wally says the focus shifted the minute garrett warren meant claudia har ra. >> beautiful woman. we wanted garrett to be happy. he had found somebody that he sounded like he genuinely

the willowy bloend daughter of wally updike.he wealthy investor who'd once helped found chateau ste. michelle winery. linda seemed a perfect match for mark, according to the clients and friends who knew him best. >> she was mark two. you know, i mean, they were peas in a pod. they had similar hobbies. they'd hunt and fish, you know, go camp somewhere. that kind of stuff. >> he just thought she was the most wonderful thing since sliced bread basically. >> reporter: very protective of his linda was mark, as clients could clearly tell. >> he just thought she was beautiful, wonderful, smart. never, never, ever said anything bad about her. never. >> reporter: seemed to be in love? >> he was. he was totally -- totally crazy about her. >> reporter: it was linda's father, wally opdycke, who owned kiket island. mark and linda lived there on wally's island and grew their very successful business together. and then in 2002, they made their union permanent. an intimate wedding ceremony in the presidential suite of the las vegas four seasons

[ cheers and applause no, no, no, wally.ally, i'm calling you out guys, the last thursday we did a show, we did a 90-minute -- a special 90-minute "late night. so he i come out tonight, i look at my cue card, my first cue card wally didn't even write a new one. [ laughter ] and look at -- i don't even know -- i don't even know if you can see on camera the lazy effort to cross out -- [ laughter ] you were like, "quick, get me your smallest sharpie. [ laughter ] you're saving the environment and i appreciate that, wally i appreciate that. all right, let's get to the news former vice president joe biden has officially announced he's running for president. and he's already a front runner, which is ideal because nothing good happens when he comes from behind [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause first lady melania trump's birthday was on friday and this is nice, she got a card from her team at the be best campaign [ laughter ] democratic presidential hopeful beto o'rourke has unveiled a $5 trillion plan to combat climate chang

and zte like wally -- companies like huawei and zte pose.he reality is that they spend a , on the back of no interest loans, so they are not really competing in the economic marketplace either. that is a real problem also. emily: what is the evidence that huawei could be involved in espionage and a threat to national security? of course, we know the case by the justice department about the violating sanctions on iran. that is a different story. what is the evidence that huawei is a threat to national security? >> on that front, having close ties to the chinese government that refuses to talk about its relationship, what it will then won't do, and the fact that it can run an entire communication network, but to ride the heart of these networks. it is not necessarily what they might do today, but in the future. it is true that the u.k. -- that they are meeting some of that, but every day, the systems re: updated constantly in the re-ground and any flaw -- updated constantly in the background and any flaw. it's not unusual. it's concerning. if

i was just the i didn't go anywhere because that was so wally they couldn't come out so they leave. going out that was a very very very early in. c.s. . lewis house is just a few 100 meters from the shore the sea is the most immediate danger. this coming laws laws they were yeah why do you think it's coming maybe i don't know who these limits have been so i don't know if these are being really. it's often flooded parts of the city are below sea level the districts of. nova specially at risk un climate change experts estimate that sea levels could rise by a metre by the year 2100. these are stairs of a house that used to be right here and point to and you can clearly see how the sea came closer and closer over the years and took more and more lens many more houses under threat. the city has taken defensive action with a network of locks and candles and pots of measures have cost millions subsidised by development funds from germany. the regime to move on the day of the cycle and it also started raining we have been lost so the water could run down into the sea if we haven't done that

[ cheers and applause no, no, no, wally. no, wally, i'm calling you out guys

sure isn't qualcomm have been severely depressed following news they cannot do business with wally one of its biggest customers today the stock out hammered again as u.s. district judge lucy cove ruled that qualcomm used on lawful anti-competitive practices to license patents for modems use in mobile phones the lawsuit was filed in 2017 by the us federal trade commission mirroring similar antitrust claims made by apple apple and qualcomm reached a surprise settlement last month.

the white house has moved to curb access of wally to the u.s.rkets, and has put the tech giant on a blacklist. the e.u. and japan have been given six months to reach a deal that would limit or restrict auto imports into the u.s.. in return, washington will delay new tariffs. china has also cut its holdings of u.s. treasuries to the lowest levels is 2017, is slight reduction of about $10 billion, but enough to hit the two-year low. the world's second-largest economy owns more foreign debt -- more u.s. debt than any other nation and that is considered the nuclear option. ,e start with christian keller managing director and head of economics research at barclays. can would be absolutely certain that the trimming of treasury holdings has nothing to do with the trade war, because if you look at what has happened in the last couple of years, it was almost a natural reduction? christian: i would think the chinese are not in the mood to make it look as if we are using debt as a tool to fight the trade war. i think it would not be in their interest and i

shows and qualcomm have been severely depressed following news they cannot do business with wally one of its biggest customers today the sakata hammered again as u.s. district judge lucy cove ruled that qualcomm used on lawful anti-competitive practices to license patents for modems use in mobile phones the lawsuit was filed in 2017 by the us federal trade commission mirroring similar antitrust claims made by apple apple and qualcomm reached a surprise settlement last month that called for i phone to once again use qualcomm modem chips ditching intel in favor of an exclusive deal qualcomm's exclusive deals with apple for close rivals and was cited it is a prime example of its anti-competitive tactics used to maintain its monopoly judge co is ordering qualcomm to change how does business warning it will be monitored for 7 years to ensure it complies. and while the trade or dispute between the u.s. and china left many businesses in a state of confusion and uncertainty and unexpected beneficiary emerges vietnam companies operating in china have been subject to increased tariffs on export

impossible to do business in the us locals parent company alphabet said it was suspending some ties with wally and some american chip makers may be forced to stop supplying parts to it please although this time we're on the blacklist our own company won't be affected by it but the us is a country with the rule of law the u.s. companies cannot avoid respecting the launch as the media reports on this they should deeply understand that u.s. companies share a common fate with us or you should ask more from beijing. well we're enjoying fay was in defiant and confident mood as he met representatives of china's various state controlled media outlets he said that the united states had in his words underestimated wild ways abilities he also played down the impact of recent u.s. actions he also said that no country in the world could catch up with the advances that while way has made in 5 g. technology he also conceded that he fully expected that is daughter would go to jail now this was in a later interview with state controlled t.v. his daughter of course is mongering joshi's the chief financial offic

how have the big companies here in the us reacted to this news i'm never going to stop working with wally you know because of this battle of what's going to happen with those partnerships when the ban was imposed last week will say that they were immediately going to halt working with weiwei but when the extension came out the 90 day extension they said that they were going to work with them because you have to remember these are while we work very closely with google google maps you to g. mail and this would mean that they don't while ways phones would not have access to this so this is huge this is something that they very heavily rely on and again like i said while we said it's it's developed a plan b. and what this means is that they will likely build their own apps and their own platforms for this but you can't build them overnight so this is just going to take a very long time what are the overall implications of this given the recent tensions between these 2 superpowers given that the one thing it's not about cell phones it's about something completely different so what well really

yuden extending losses amid tech investor anxiety on curbs placed over wally.y is looking to buy back 1.8 starting this friday. the stock jumping the most since april in raising to a december hike. let's look at the board once more. , extendinglimbing games at july 2018 highs. an encouraging miners to boost their dividend payout. earthworks contract from rio. gold miners are under pressure this morning. sliding to an 18 month low. the stock was downgraded to underperform. strategists reckon it is overpaying to buy canada atlantic gold. paul: thanks very much. the aussie dollar has been under siege over the past month, falling 4% in that time. the pressure remains as the nation heads to the polls amid a stumbling economy and the ongoing trade war. let's get over to our asia fx and rates reporter. are those the biggest factors driving the aussie or are there more? think you definitely hit the nail on the head there. the aussie is under siege by those three bigs factors. we all know about the trade were between the u.s. and australia's biggest trading partner, chi

wally refused, declaring the confiscated slaves as contraband of war. further, butler made it clear that he would continue to protect and receive all of these negros who came to see him. after butler accepted the three runaway slaves seeking freedom, he was keenly aware that caution was needed. the wrong step in this politically charged minefield that smacked of abolitionism would ensure his removal as commander. yet -- in for a penny, in for a pound. butler wrote to lincoln after his declaration, but the president remained silent, watching to see how all of this would play out. on may 31, 1861, however, secretary of war edwin stanton approved these independent actions of butler, thereby establishing a union policy that affected the course of relationships between african-americans and the united states federal government. congress came in three months later with the first confiscation act in august of 1861. but this was not a humanitarian gesture. butler planned to employ all able-bodied african-american men to help union troops in exchange for food an

do you trust wally?k we have to make decisions that investment in areas of critical national infrastructure but also in areas like telecommunications based on a properly standardized review ,f the criteria we need to have but also to ensure in the process of doing so, we undermine the current and future we will take into account all the information and all of the fact there's we mentioned. factors we mentioned. >> taking place in london today and all week. the title seems to include -- of deutsche bank hitting the lowest ever after a competitor bank sales fell last month, a straight quarter revenue of traction. stephen, as the decline today just investors or perhaps looking at deutsche bank and it is running out of options with management potential time-outs last week. >> that is right. the stock price has been on a declining trend for a few weeks and today is no different. in new report is out from ubs, downgrading the previous rating that contributed to the overall sector, the overall hit in terms of s

the next version of wally smartphones out by china removes access to a popular app and services includingil app. novo is denying speculation it stopped offering products to huawei. supply is proceeding as normal and huawei will receive goods and services based on local regulations where lenovo operates. they say while huawei is an important client for their service sectors, anyone spreading false rumors may face legal action. 16ry: saudi arabia fined institutions for responsible finance principles. they enclosed this -- imposed this multi-to meet the needs of society are those facing fines including emirates here. the central bank hasn't disclosed the size of the fine. paul: president trump delayed for six months new tariffs on vehicles imported from the european union, japan and other nations, but he said they represent a threat to u.s. national security. that didn't sit well with toyota. in an unusual statement the largest oil -- automaker said this sends a message to toyota that our investments are not welcomed and the contributions from each of our employees across america are not val

needs we'll fix your safety to look wally in was interesting the whole soul the muscle the exit polls last and shut up is shut the it's over fishery full speed lost. souls this is just the starting almost trial. the advantage of hydrogen is that refueling is faster than with battery powered vehicles the truck needs just 10 minutes plus the range is further. toyota says it has invested a quarter of a century in the development of the technology the mere i fuel cell car went into large scale production in 2015 for now it is still being assembled by hand with output currently at 3. 1000 cars per year. these tanks contain compressed hydrogen a colorless and odorless gas when mixed with oxygen it is turned into highly explosive oxy hydrogen with combustion leading to the release of large amounts of energy the oxygen and hydrogen are introduced into the fuel cell a controlled flow rates the end product is electricity which powers the motor instead of carbon dioxide the waste product here is water. physicist sheiko hirose is one of the fathers of the battery based hybrid drives pioneered by

what he said if he would talk about wally becoming a part of the trade negotiations. -- huawei becoming a part of the trade negotiations. boughtu.s. has never pro-dex from us. even -- products from us. we may not sell to them. there is no need for negotiation. i will ignore trump. if he calls me, not answer, but he doesn't even have my number. itee his tweets and think is laughable because they are self-contradictory. tom: the critics say you got to where you are with intellectual property thrift -- property theft and government support. what is your response? >> the u.s. has not developed a technology, so where should i see it -- from where should i steal it? it is likely they steal our technology. , trump would make so many of its to attack us. we are more advanced than them. tom: there have been callstom: by some in china for beijing to retaliate against apple. is that an action china should be looking at? happen first of all. second of all if it does, i will be the first to protest. apple is the world's leading company. if there was no overall -- apple there would be no leading -- t

thad it remains strongly capital generative and expects to build 170 to 200 basis points of captain wallyters reports that european regulators are worried the german lender's position has worsened since it failed to test in 2015, 2016, and you may recall they failed it last year as well. another failure could compile failure on the bank and hurt confidence the fed will carry out it in the coming weeks and will have results in july. investors should turn to challenger cities as the next location for long-term investment opportunities according to -- in a new report, the real estate group says that while the world's foremost resilient cities, that's new york, tokyo, london, and los angeles will retain the top spots through 2028, cities in china, the middle east, and india remain untapped and are rising fast. very interesting report you just put out, and in particular on these challenger cities, you've noted eight of them from regions like the middle east and asia that are poised to actually break in to those top -- those top spots over the next decade is there a common link eight challenger

shery: it seems pressure on wally is growing. a succulent -- huawei is growing.ean newspaper asked them to join an antiwar way can -- anti-huawei campaign. plenty more to come on "daybreak asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. paul can't the most in more than two years after the u.s. judge wald the company violated antitrust law by abusing its dominant position in the chip market. the ruling says qualcomm used its power to charge excessive licensing fees from filmmakers and suppress competition. qualcomm said is strongly disagrees with the judgment and will seek an immediate appeal. shery: china's biggest airlines -- the grounding of the 737 max jet. they have filed formal claims with the plane maker while tenet china at easts -- says it is asking for damages. the state-run carriers operate 53 of the 96 max planes lying idle in china according to local aviation data. paul: british steel has gone into liquidation, putting 5000 jobs at risk and adding to the gloom in u.k. manufacturing. as, the bailout was

one of our stronger cells moved across hamilton. 880 freedom all wet heading over 116 and ve went wallye big picture shows, it turns into migration. on and off showers today and everybody cooler than average, i mean look at these temperatures we're around 50 to 54 at 7:00.7. 60 to 62 at 4:00. grab a coat this evening and something to keep you dry as temperatures will be around 55 to 57 degrees. we'll take a look at the holiday weekend forecast next. here's alexis. >> i want to take you to our sigalert at university and berkeley. a three-vehicle collision. one of the vehicles is a box truck. it is facing the wrong way, it's tough to see that since it's under the underpass. to me it looks like the slow lane is inching by. now i think we're down to one or maybe none now at central, we have another long-term crash. you are looking at about 50, 53 minutes there

ainsley: his name was not wally. steve: nickname. i was hoping.me around. but, interesting, we found a bit of videotape of then senator joe biden when he was running for president down in 2007, he was asked about sanctuary cities during the democratic presidential debate. and listen to what joe biden said about sanctuary cities then. it sure sounds a lot like donald trump now. >> i would like to hear from senator biden would you allow these cities to ignore the federal law? >> the reason the cities ignore the federal law is the fact that there is no funding at the federal level to provide for the kind of enforcement at the federal level you need. part of the problem is you have to have a federal government that can enforce laws. this administration has been fundamentally derelict in not funding any of the requirements needed to enforce the existing law. >> senator biden "yes" or "no," would you allow the cities to ignore the federal law? >> no. steve: that's what donald trump would say. ainsley: why the change? steve: politics. brian: you notice h

it has been called that many times, people love wally there -- people love huawei there. people are going to choose between an apple or a huawei device, they might lean towards what is going on with the impending u.s. ban. caroline: as someone who is running these numbers, we have heard tim cook lame the slowdown the certain extent -- blame slowdown to a certain extent, laying it at the feet of the u.s. and china. how quickly you think this will get to the bottom line for us? gene: i agree 100% with what mark is saying about the boycott apple campaign that will definitely start in china. i want to put to rest some fears thend trade tariffs from chinese, putting that on apple products like what goldman was talking about. i think that is unlikely. we have recently spoke with former u.s. trade officials, and i think what is most important here is the people who understand the intimate workings of how things progress do not know how this is going to play out, but one thing that has been reiterated to me is that apple is an important part of that partner for china. -- partner

the ceo of cisco systems has told bloomberg it is hard to say if wally being sidelined will help his chuck robbins said u.s.-china tariffs have so far only had a nominal effect on pricing. >> if we can mitigate it, we will pass through pricing. our teams did an amazing job over the last eight months and put us in a position where the latest 25% had a nominal effect from a pricing perspective. they did such a good job of optimizing our supply chain. debra: the french finance minister wants renault and nissan to strengthen their ties. he called on the two companies to advance, progress, and consolidate their alliance. their partnership has been rocky since the arrest of carlos ghosn triednancial misconduct he denies all charges and pretrial hearings start later thursday. football's governing body has scrapped plans to expand the 2022 world cup to include more teams. growing the tournament from 32 to 48 countries would have to much impact on post qatar. the world cup will not be expanded until 2026 when the finals will be held jointly by the u.s., canada, and mexico. that is your bloomb

royalfamily tree, even back been going right back through the royal family tree, even back to mentions of wallislayed a role the royal family way back when. a lot of interest here, that the interest in the royal family, but predict the meghan and harry and the new baby. and you mention, dan, all the speculation surrounding a name, and whether, in some way, whether it's via the naming of this baby, or in some other way, the couple will reflect the meghan's us heritage. we saw the most reverend michael curry participating in the ceremony, so one would imagine that they will wa nt to so one would imagine that they will want to reflect that in some way with this baby. yes, it will be interesting to see exactly what happens on that front, whether we do see a reflection in the name, that is chosen, and in how this boy is brought up, how much time he spends in the united states, given that this is where his maternal grandparents are, although of course we know that there is a difficult relationship between meghan and her father. how will that play out? how much of a role will meghan's mother play and m

and you are against the president's wallis t frustrating to you that so many of your other republicanes have pposen the president, as oed to you, who are actually on the front lines? >> look, here's my responsibility, is to explain what's really going on, on the border so i have 820 miles, 29 counties, two time zones. t ites 10 1/2 hours to drive across my district at 80 miles an hour, which is actually the speed limit in most of it. >> seth: right >> i found out it recently this weekend that's not the speed limit in all of it [ laughter ] so, t d -- look, i spent almos a decade as an undercover officer inhe cia as you said i was the dude in the back alley at 4:00 in the morning collecting intelligence on threats to the homeland. i chased bad guys all over theus world, ran intelligence officers, terrorists, nuclear weapon proliferators and so i have some experience on how you stop bad folks and building a 30 foot high concrete structure from sea to shining sea is the most expensive and least effective way to do border security. and part of that is there's parts of the border where bor

there has been talk about diana and wallis simpson the other american divorcee. people keen to see exactly where this boy will fit in the royalfamily, exactly where this boy will fit in the royal family, with exactly where this boy will fit in the royalfamily, with what exactly where this boy will fit in the royal family, with what angles of american culture, how much his american background will be part of his life now growing up. just before we cross from you, i mentioned the tweet of congratulations from michelle 0bama. she and barack 0bama when they met the queen and the duke of edinburgh, got along famously but has there been any word of congratulations from president trump that we know of? no, nothing yet from the white house. perhaps that's not so surprising given president trump wasn't invited to their wedding last year when michelle and barack 0bama wedding last year when michelle and ba rack 0bama wear. wedding last year when michelle and barack 0bama wear. that was seen as a snub at the time of the president has not tweeted anything relating to the roy

hammering out a counter approach to wireless networks, replying to concerns over equipment made by wallyment against relying on 5g networks that could be susceptible to state influence, or are based in countries that have not signed international agreements on cyber security and data protection. let's discuss that with our cybersecurity later, who joins us here in hong kong. we see this unified approach in terms of security a 5g. what are the biggest security concerns now? we are talking about these new network services. what are the biggest risks? >> the concern is that there will be some sort of covert surveillance network that is rolled out with 5g technologies, anyone can have access to it. susceptibleentially to be intercepted and interpreted. >> we don't know much about 5g as it gets implemented very slowly, not really happening yet in many countries. how do we know how to be protected? how do we protect ourselves and all that fits into it? >> the actual technology is a little bit of a distraction. whether it is forging or 5g, it is the passing of data to enable business process an

where's wally?!” still looks beautiful. it is like where's carol? where's wally?!e half of tv is being able to hear. hopefully we will speak to her after our next guest. he's known to his fans as billy whizz, but when racing driver billy monger lost both of his legs in a crash two years ago, it was feared he'd never compete again. but he was back behind the wheel soon after, and now the 20—year—old is on top of the podium again, claiming his first victory since the accident at the pau grand prix on sunday. we can speak to him now. i know we have had g1 breakfast a few times, delighted to have your on—again. that had you on breakfast. congratulations on your win, how it feel? i really can't believe that what happens happens. the qualifying in the morning was really disappointing for me, i ended up 11 and made a mistake which cost me a top five grid position. i knew we had the pace, the heavens opened and we made the right choice with going on to wets, i carve my way through the grid from 14th at one point to win. anybody who follows motorsport will know that tyres m

gay wallyed on the street workers that socialized there. it was a place gay people could call their own. >> on the presidency, here about the watergate tapes. >> if you listen to this, president said this, said this, said do that, you will not find anything that says the president gave an order or acknowledged criminality. it is just not there. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span three. today the house judiciary committee meets at 10 a.m. eastern on a resolution to hold william barr in contempt of congress for not complying with the subpoena. the democratic-controlled committee is expected to approve the resolution, which then goes through the house rules committee before consideration of the full house. we spoke with molly reynolds from the booking -- the brookings institution on washington journal. molly reynolds from the brookings institution joins us to talk about this idea of contempt of congress, use of contempt by congress. good morning. guest: good morning. host: if no agreement happens today, what is the hurdle if they

that is not being determined to block wally. -- huawei.mes at a time when canada is determining whether to extradite the huawei cfo to the united states on those charges by the united states on facilitating trade to iran as well as some of the long-standing complaints from the united states that huawei equipment can allow backdoor access and spying. paul: chief north asia correspondent stephen engle, thanks for joining us. and bloomberg markets: asia will have special coverage as the increased tariffs come into force. we will have analysis and all the market and political reaction as well. at midday,l show hong kong and beijing time, 2:00 p.m. in sydney. u.s. subscribers can watch it via tv were on bloomberg.com. on tech areets starting to pay off with operating income within tripling in the last quarter. they saw a earnings surge at least on paper thanks to a new valuation of its take in uber. -- stake in uber. i want to start with your birdseye view of those results. what were your key takeaways there? >> thanks for having me. softb

we have already seen wally targeted, obviously now the u.s.ng to ban five chinese surveillance firms -- we have already seen huawei targeted. is this really only all about trade or is there something bigger going on here? >> with huawei, there's no question there is legitimate criminal u.s. law enforcement. that's little question president trump has made statements that have suggested that he wants to use that kind in hisrcement negotiations with china, but the united states has legitimate reason to be engaged in the investigation of huawei and the imposed.tly paul: pretty much every candidate wanted out of the tpp in the most recent election campaign, but with the u.s. have then and a stronger negotiating position for all of this had it remained or joined tpp? >> absolutely. the transpacific partnership served many important purposes for the united states, but one of the biggest is that it really put china and a corner and gave the united states great leverage for future trade negotiations with china. it was made up of 12 countries, all of wh

channel, this morning and later on, the house of representatives getting ready toebate and echent wally vote on a heartbeat bill, governor of this state, john bell edwards, a democrat, has said that he has vowed to break ranks with the national party and sign it. this morning, another state employed to take up a restrictive abortion bill. louisians house could be the latest to pass a so-called heartbeat bill, making abortion illegal once a fetal heartbeat is detected. the state senate has already approved the measure. in all, 30 state have now introduced restrictive abortion measures. in missouri on friday, despite vocal protests outside and inside the chambers, lawmakers passed a bill making abortion illegal at eight weeks of y, pregnahe only exception when a pots's health is at risk. >> you vote 110 yes, 44 no gove unequivocally in favor. >> i bel . >> reporter: the governor unequivocally in ifavor. >> believe in pro-life and i'm going to sign the bill. >>eporter: it comes on alabama's senator signing the most restrictive bill in the country, outlawing abortion including rapend incest

was it really -- how much of it wally was the relaunch of the espresso machine which got mentioned ach of times >> we're in the midst of a transformation with our blueprint for growth i think we made really smart investments last year. we're still in the early stages. espresso was one of them, one of the biggest undertakings we have ever done. we got the great extraction out of the bean. now that we introduced signature lattes, our customer base is huge on flavor fanatics. that's done well for us. we made smart investments around digital, bringing the ip inside the company to be more flexible and nimble we want to remove some of the friction on our app and digital experience, so one click enrollment, reduce simplification on ordering, new skins on the app made the consumers really respond to us we think we're delivering a better experience than some investments the consumer is appreciating right now. >> we saw that in the average check size rising. still traffic is negative. what are you going to do about that >> we're not immune to anything in the industry as well. this has been an

wally olsen. stuart: i'm sorry. i'm sure you share my view. >> oh, yeah.es that improve the lives of ordinary americans? >> oh god, no. this is high school writ large where one person blames the other for doing x and other person blames the other for doing y. really speaker's choice and democrat's choice. they have decided that the mueller report didn't produce what they wanted, so they will keep digging. what do you expect the president to do? to sit down, sit down with people who think that he is ethically unfit for office, decide to try to put it behind them. they don't put it behind them so why should he put it behind him? stuart: you don't think trump democrats, same people that voted for ronald reagan, that same group of people, you don't think they will shift their allegiance? >> not because of these sorts of things, no. in 2018 i think most of them stuck with the republican party. i think most of them are still behind the president. when they actually see a nominee where they have to, even if they're not crazy about the president now, the few that

this is a very difficult edition of wares wally. a picture the himalayas.an you spot the snow leopard? some serious camouflage going on. keep looking. it took me about two minutes to find it. just below the snow. 0h, about two minutes to find it. just below the snow. oh, well. you can just spot the eye. can anybody see it? it doesn't look like a cosy spot for another. look at that. we will see a bit later. carol is looking at the weather. you did mention warmth in the headlines. that's right. good morning everybody. today, we're going to see temperatures higher than they were yesterday and as we go through this week, that will be the case wednesday, being the warmest day. a beautiful start today for some of us. a lovely sunrise, and as we mentioned this week, is going to be mainly dry and settled. it's warming up. we will send to the mid 20s, parts of scotland with the highest temperature is likely to be by wednesday but towards the end of the week, it looks like changes afoot again. is dominating the weather, a week with front moving across, producing and