we are used to seeing politicians in wellington boots, and so politicians in wellington boots, and soto that. is this the kind of thing, that will detract from the president's performance? this is just from the president's performance? this isjust a from the president's performance? this is just a sideshow. from the president's performance? this isjust a sideshow. the trump presidency has been dogged by the idea that there is a lot of attention paid to image and not much attention paid to image and not much attention paid to policy and detail and getting the logistics of situations right. this picture on the front page of the metro does not do his presidency any favours because we might think it is funny that she is wearing stilettos, but it is not a fashion show. nine people have died and they suspect many people will have died when the floodwaters finally go down, thousands and thousands people are not in their homes, and the effort to evacuate people has not been that organised. the warnings were already there. i wonder how long trump and melania trump can get away with this idea t

the duke of wellington said he didn't want the command. he was offered in america.e said he didn't want to be killed. he said i must not die. he had this idea that napoleon was not going to stay on alba turkey would stick around. by the time every american, every british general fought the americans have been killed by sharpshooters. so he stayed in europe. but both sides were really broke. in october of 1814 we could not pay the interest on our war bonds. we could not pay any of our debts. we were bankrupt. when we put the order in for the 1815-penny, the supplier of copper refused credit to the united states. so there was no 1815-penny. the diplomats were deeply in debt, including dolly madisons son who kept throwing parties, putting her mother and stepfather deeper in debt. he was one of the assistance to the delegates. the dutch in a french refused any more credit to the american peace negotiators. so we have status quo antebellum. that's the technical term. nothing happened historically. it was a hiccup. give it all back. 20,000 americans have been killed. 10,0

the duke of wellington was a reformer.and when you begin to become my ministry had the reform act of 1830. he's an exception to a lot of things. so, it depends on when you're looking. if you're looking between 1815 and 1830, things are getting better because the british are broken. they have to try something else. many leave and come to the united states between 1820 and 30 and even more to canada. england have been beaten into the ground. after 1830, they begin to go further afield. so, you do have the 1857 mutiny in india which was a bloodied slaughter. is because they kept in the same things, they would pick a minority party or minority ruler aback him against the majority. that has been their policy again and again to kashmir, india, africa, et cetera. you can change governments but can you change attitudes? >> thank you very much for your attention. [applause] [inaudible]

the co-owner of the wellington pub there giving her description.ain's king and queen attend special mass in barcelona to honour those killed in the catalonia attacks. police say they do not know if the man suspected of driving the van used in the attack in las ramblas is still in spain. a british paramedic who was stabbed four times in the finland terror attack insists he's no hero. hassan zubier was attacked while trying to save a women's life. let's get all the sports news now. here'sjessica. good afternoon. huddersfield and newcastle a re good afternoon. huddersfield and newcastle are about to kick off in the premier league. it is huddersfield's first home game in the top flight for 45 years. in the premier league, otherfixtures today, tottenham will love host chelsea for their first premier league home game at their temporary stadium, wembley. again, chelsea and with the last premier league champion always is massive motivation for us. i respect chelsea. about the play now and try to show that we are better than them and it's always a challenge

all of these were created by a sculptor named frederick wellington. from new york. who represented sfis kaised european training. the same level of competence and ambition that has been represented in the origin nam construction of the state house itself. it's interesting that one of the more recent monuments created was the monument to the african american experience. which takes us right back, doesn't it? . to the pedimental sculpture that was destroyed and not built. the african american monument here we might say is the equivalent of the new martin loouter king man yumt on the mall in washington. in both cases, a sculptural representation of significant experience of the american citizens. monuments because they are serious, often elicit controversy. on our grounds perhaps the monument to the confederate soldier and the confederate flag behind it represent controversy. deeply felt historical experience. and there are group of people who who cherish what they represent. and there are others who feel it's something dark that should be suppressed. my own feeling is

by lunchtime well into the 80s for wellington. by then the fog or the shore will be long gone. could be some scattered clouds and 77 degrees in atlantic city. we may see some clouds popping up this afternoon. even an isolated shower could be possible over delaware. at 7:00 this evening, game time looks like we're in for good game weather but the clouds will be increasing during the game and the humidity will be ramping up too. 87 degrees at 5:00. game starts at 82 degrees and by 10:00 down to 78 degrees. dry during the game but the dry weather takes a break before we get to the weekend. the potential for thunderstorms when i'm back in just a few minutes. >>> some bonus traffic coverage here. wud open, so you're getting up, hitting the vine, he's taking your traffic job. >> get out of here. we're going to start on 422. there's construction here too, and we have one lane getting by right over here. you can see some lane restrictions but typically they pick up a lot of this around 5:00. sometimes they're ahead of schedule or behind schedule. they clear it even before 5:00. so with

watching this juicy beef wellington get carved tableside? it is the best kind of dinner theater. whenever you are ready to toast your success, there is a champagne button built into every booth. >> cheers. nikki: by now, you have earned a day off. this is redchurch street, in the heart of shoreditch. stop by modern society for indie jewelry and clothing, or monologue for great home wares and desk accessories. go around the corner for giftable travel sets, all in custom patterns. when it comes to british food, i can't leave without trying the real national dish -- curry. fabulous. at madame d's, the menu focuses on the himalayas. the talented indian chef is making excellent risks on these and amazing lamb noodles spiced with powerful thai red chilies, dishes you would be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. it is all proof that in this fast-paced city, things are always in a state of evolution. >> from this great destination, we shift our focus to the journey. up next, hannah elliott takes a drive in three of the best suvs money can buy. one of them sure to be right for you. this i

watching this juicy beef wellington get carved table side is the best kind of dinner theater.never you are ready to toast your success, there is a champagne button built into every booth. >> cheers. >> by now you have earned a day off. this is redchurch street, in the heart of shoreditch. stop by modern society for indie jewelry and clothing, or monologue for great hardware and desk accessories. go around corner for giftable travel sets, all in custom patterns. when it comes to british food, i can't leave without trying the real national dish, curry. fabulous. at madame d's, the menu focuses on the himalayas. the indian chef is taking risks on these mimosas, and amazing lamb noodles spiced with red thai chilis, dishes you would be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. it is all proof that in this fast-paced city, things are always in a state of evolution. >> from this great destination we shift our focus to the journey. up next, hannah elliott takes a drive in three of the best suvs money can buy. one of them sure to be right for you. this is "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ >> ramen, th

>> i'm the new white house communications director, bob wellington.e was fired. >> jimmy: you're the new white house communications director? >> that's right, jimmy. matt brady. nice to meet you. >> jimmy: now this -- wait -- another -- another new communications director? that's the fourth new communications director in one minute. how is that possible? >> i know. it's a little crazy. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wait you, again, andrew, they -- they rehired you? >> oh, no, i just left my mug here. [ laughter ] it was the only thing i had enough time to put on my desk, so. >> jimmy: well then who is the new communications director at the white house? >> it's me, jimmy. [ laughter and applause ] i'll just do it myself. >> jimmy: donald trump, you're your own new communications director? >> yes. oh, no, i guess not anymore. i'm looking at my twitter account. i just fired me. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, that's enough, thank you very much. andrew moore, jerome kennard, bob wellington, matt brady and donald trump, everyone. confusing. c

watching this juicy beef wellington get carved table side? it is the best kind of dinner theater.never you are ready to toast your success, there is a champagne button built into every booth. >> cheers. nikki: by now, you have earned a day off. this is redchurch street, in the heart of shoreditch. stop by modern society for indie jewelry and clothing, or monologue for great hardware and that home where's -- homewares and death because areas. -- desk accessories. go around the corner for giftable travel sets, all in custom patterns. when it comes to british food, i can't leave without trying the real national dish, curry. fabulous. at madame d's, the menu focuses on the himalayas. the talented indian chef is making excellent risks on these mimosas, and amazing lamb noodles spiced with powerful thai red chilies, dishes you would be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. it is all proof that in this fast-paced city, things are always in a state of evolution. >> from this great destination we shift our focus to the journey. up next, hannah elliott takes a drive in three of the best suvs

residentes de este vecindario en san francisco. nat sonido de las sirena video:castro standoff raw wellington las horas avanzaron en medio de negociaciones entre miembros de la unidad especial de tcticas y un hombre, presuntamente, armado ... circunstancia que oblig a las autoridades a exigir la evacuacin inmediata de residentes de la zona y pedirle a otros que se encerraran en sus casas en el afn de evitar que la situacin se complicara debido a que el hombre se negaba a entregarse. mikail bli / specials operations burough 04:37:14 "fifteen hours of negociation with the suspect that finally surrendered after a self inflited gunshoot" - quince horas de negociacin con el sospechoso quien termin entregndose luego de autoinfligirse un disparo, declaraciones del vocero de "operaciones especiales" de la ciudad. mikail bli specials operations burough 06:33:09 "the incident started at 11:30 last night..." - el incidente, segn bli, inici a las 11:30 de la noche del domingo cuando recibieron una llamada de emergencia por disparos alrededor de la calle 15 con biever... unidades respondieron a la escena

medium wellington castillo. orioles come out on top by 5-2. inductees enslieped to the nfl hall of fame. he went into the hall of fame as a member of the dolphins. however, he spent one year in d.c. back in 2008 as a member of the red skins. that year is a blip on the radar in his successful career, taylor too many his time tonight to remember his time in the nation's capital. >> sometimes as players we forget the men who afforded us the opportunity to play this game we love. i had a good talk with when i came to washington. i stole a lot of money from you, but i appreciate it. hey, i'm just being honest. >> ryan kerrigan is entering his seventh season with the red skins. he never missed a game in 96 regular season games started since the day he was drafted. he is already third on the team's all-time sack list. overall 2016 was a down year for the burgundy and gold on defense. they finished 26th in total yards allowed. kerrigan believes the team is showing clear signs of improvement in training camp so far. >> i really feel like it is on us th

co—owner of the wellington pub in cromer which is still shut. bring you up to date with the weather. sunny spells tonight. south—west england and wales saying cloudy and gets greyer in the afternoon. outbreaks of rain get more extensive. heavy bursts in cardigan bay and some edging into northern ireland. everywhere else with isolated showers. some heavy rain at times tonight. increasingly so rain at times tonight. increasingly so back into northern ireland. to the south of that, humid air in place. dry and bright day ahead with some sunny place. dry and bright day ahead with some sunny spells but was whether from northern ireland ‘s into south—west scotland and northern england. early rain or drizzle across southern england. early rain or drizzle across southern areas england. early rain or drizzle across southern areas fizzles out. sunshine coming through. it will fill humid. a bit fresherfurther north. the rain continues to move north. the rain continues to move north on monday night. hello, this is bbc news. spain's king and queen have attend

years so australia has said that it will stand shoulder to shoulder with washington but why is wellington now stepping away from this. well i think obviously there's a you have to look at the dynamic as a whole so you're looking at a regional security dynamic where some some of those actors are able to act more independently you know australia or new zealand don't although they have their own alliances and partnerships there's a kind of an ability for smaller partners within the group in some ways to voice their objections more strongly as opposed to those who are seen as tied in very closely to the pacific rim alliance and you have to remember that some of this is also about sending messages to the other international actors so it's not necessarily actually all about north korea some of this is about demonstrating the renewed presence of the us in the region in response to for example the ongoing rise of china in response to the comparative advantage which china is gaining in the military arena if you like versus the the u.s. japan and australia so although china is still a long way behi

situation here is very dramatic, there are some children who are just enjoying going out in their wellington day off school today, as you'd expect for the schools in the austin area and houston area. but yeah, when we got here, one police officer said to us, watch out for the algaitors that you may see in this river. the colorado river itself is probably about a quarter ofa mile itself is probably about a quarter of a mile from us. it's burst its banks. can you see how fast the current is flowing. and how dangerous this is. and why people had to evacuate their homes. this is just a microcosm. this is happening here, 100 miles west of houston. think what's happening in houston, wherein the greater area 30,000 people have left their homes. in houston more than 2,000 people rescued with several hundred more rescues expected today. this is what's happening here. all as a result of that tropical storm sitting in the gulf of mexico, not moved by the winds and dumping more and more rain and the water levels are rising. thank you very much. a lorry driver has appeared in court following a crash on t

a co—owner of the wellington pub in cromer spoke to us earlier and told us what happened there.y in the pub, but they did turn up yesterday, they we re they did turn up yesterday, they were rather rowdy. there was about 16 of them. after a few hours, the number rose to about 30. obviously, as you can imagine, when you have a massive group like that, it can be very intimidating. when they were asked to leave, they tried to grab my manager across the bar. as told him they had to give him some money to leave. that's when we decided we'd call the police. the police turned up, and we decided we would just shut the doors completely. more on that story as it comes in throughout the day. in the last hour the clipper round the world yacht race has set off from albert dock in liverpool. 12 teams will spend a year sailing the globe in a 40,000 nautical mile race, featuring 700 participants over eight stages. the first leg of the race is a 35 day voyage across the atlantic to uruguay. 0ur correspondent andy gill was at the docks as the teams prepared to set sail. about 40% of the people on

gainesville, wellington, bull run about 6:34, west gate at 6:36. we will put some more up here for you, as well. baltimore, meadowville, harley, broad run, broken hill, auburn, marshall, and gainesville. make sure that you take cover by going to the basement or lower interior room on the lowest level of your home or the bill that you're in, stay away from windows. you have to be very careful. any kind of flying debris. the lightning in this is extremely intense, take a look, foster fork, in the line of fire immediately. we've got to see that this system is really right on your doorstep. buckland, little bit more as well as broken hill, also in the line of fire. let's take a look and see what other neighborhoods that bucklands, talking 6:36 for you. once again, this is a tornado warning, that expires at 6:30 for central fauquier, west prince county, take this very seriously, located near warrenton, 15 miles an hour, and this storm is very intense, as i said it, has a history already of producing an awful lot of downed trees, and power lines, and so

we can also speak to rihanna, co—owner of the wellington pub in cromer. is it still shut?staff mostly to be fair that we will continue to be shut until they are rigged. what was the situation in the late last night? what happened? to be fair, we haven't had any trouble actually in the pub, but they did turn up yesterday. they were rather rowdy. there were about 16 of them. after a few hours, the number rose to about 30. obviously, as you can imagine, with a massive group like that, they can be very intimidating. why they we re can be very intimidating. why they were asked to leave, they tried to grab my manager across the bar and also told him that he had to give them some money to reef and that was when we decided we would actually call the police and that is when we decided that we would shut the doors completely. we have been hearing that traffic police are sending out extra officers on patrol ‘s soul that you are feeling reassured? we

in wellington, shares climbing 6/10 of 1%, the highest close since 2001.iwi dollar and aussie dollar are leaving g10 currencies higher. the aussies are still resilient despite the shift of focus to the household balance sheet in australia and concerns around the aussie dollar strength. and looking at the commodities space with the drop in gold, base metals are under pressure, steel falling, the lowest level in about two weeks in china. we are seeing the drop in aluminum, down .6%. and looking at what's going on in oil, prices in oil are holding gains. crude training -- brent crude gaining and we are seeing that play out when it comes to shares in the region, energy the only segment overnight. yousef: thanks. let's stay with oil. andy hall has closed his flagship hedge fund, the man who is better known as god, also the man who pocketed $100 million. isn thing he is planning what's going on in terms of deteriorating outlook. i want to show you something in terms of another metric -- it is not what's happening with oil --and, it's what's happening let's jump

the kiwi about .5%, a drop triggered by the miss on the jobs report and wellington.aking a look elsewhere. check this out. venezuelan bond deal spiked after arrests of two opposition leaders and bets on a default are climbing. citibank recommending five-year credit default swaps to protect against the potential risk. going back to our tech story, i want to show you some taiwan listed companies with exposure to the apple story. , whilesemble the iphone another up over 2% has a hand in turning out the apple watch. with the shift and technologies to things like the homepod and other new developments, one has to wonder what that can mean for apple suppliers. foxconn, trump said it may boost its investment in wisconsin to $30 billion, up 1.2% on the taiex today. rishaad: we are looking at the effect of the world's most valuable company as well. reasons why it's boss tim cook is happy. let's get to paul allen. thanks. apple shares hit a record high in after-hours trade after the fears the calledmed new iphone would be delayed. seen at $49 billion to $52 billion through sep

the wellington in kensington funds are also higher by about 7%.ix is climbing on the superhero bandwagon with its first ever acquisition. it is buying the comic book publisher behind kings men and old man logan. said terms were not disclosed. the metlife spinoffs shares began trading today, now -- with holding less than 20% of the unit. it has about $220 billion in assets. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. heing up, a milestone probably wishes he were not approaching, $100 billion in cash for berkshire hathaway. we are not being disingenuous. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets," i am vonnie quinn. berkshire hathaway is just shy of $100 billion in cash at the end of the second quarter. berkshire doesn't pay dividends its ownly buys back stocks, meaning those funds become a burden. to talk about that pile of cash is our gadfly columnist. this is like someone with a heavy wallet trying to get rid of it. craig smaller companies make sense. we saw the encore deal. only $9 billion, which doesn't really move the needle fo

wellington boots —— let's catch up on weather. wellington boots might be necessary.of a mess, to be honest, temperatures at 19 and 20 not what we wa nt temperatures at 19 and 20 not what we want to see at this time of year. bands of heavy, perhaps slandering boundary rain circulating across england and wales. the rain settling in the cost lincolnshire, yorkshire, anglia and the midlands. things drying out for butland in northern ireland and should be a decent day tomorrow. some did spells of sunshine across england and wales, the band moving eastwards, slowly, so the rainbow pile—up across east anglia causing travel problems. those temperatures tomorrow around 17-20d.

in wellington, heading for the highest close since 2001.i dollar is the best performer on this tuesday. in sydney, gaining ground for a second day. space,commodities heading for its lowest close in two weeks. move in theg some oil market. this is after the tumble that we saw overnight, bringing it down. take a look at this chart. you can see that rally in oil could be further under pressure. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." the controversial h-1b visa program has been widely criticized for costing american workers their jobs. president trump: h-1b visas are awarded in a totally random lottery. that is wrong. instead, they should begin given to the most skilled and highest-paid applicants and should never be used to replace americans. no one can compete with american workers when they are given a fair and level playing field, which has not happened for decades. caroline: however, according to a new study from reacher series at the center for global development and the university of michigan, this visa program has provided economic

. >> they get to see that somebody who grew up wellington park. because mr. woods did that, i can do it as well. michelle: nathan woods graduated from syracuse university with honors and he taught the students in the low income communities in texas and now at 25, he is back home in d.c. uplifting children who are a reflection of himself. >> i told myself you have to get back. you have to go back to the community. michelle: he is now a manager and this community place is where he spends time with the students after school. >> this is a place that empowers children growing up in one of the underserved community. >> a program that he was once part of. >> i was a kid who loved reading books but we didn't have access to as many books as the library had to offer. in my house we were afraid we walk out of the houses and we may get >> he was five when his big brother signed him up for horton kids. he is big brother eric was killed in a shooting in 2008. >> this is a safe haven for many. >> knowing that they can come in to this place. the bulletproof windows make them

watching this juicy beef wellington get carved table side? it is the best kind of dinner theater.y to toast your success, there is a champagne button built into every booth. >> cheers. nikki: by now, you have earned a day off. this is redchurch street, in the heart of shoreditch. stop by modern society for indie jewelry and clothing, or monologue for great hardware and home wares and desk accessories. go around the corner for giftable travel sets, all in custom patterns. when it comes to british food, i can't leave without trying the real national dish, curry. fabulous. at madame d's, the menu focuses on the himalayas. the talented indian chef is making excellent risks on these and amazing lamb noodles spiced with powerful thai red chilies, dishes you would be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. it is all proof that in this fast-paced city, things are always in a state of evolution. >> from this great destination we shift our focus to the journey. up next, hannah elliott takes a drive in three of the best suvs money can buy. one of them sure to be right for you. this is "bloomberg

he answers to sirocco, and today, he's at zealandia in wellington, new zealand, where i'll have an opportunitymeet his fans. you could say he's new zealand's wildlife ambassador. he even has his own twitter account. so you can imagine the care that's taken with him. alisha, do you also have disinfecting agent? vc, vc, from alisha. can i get a copy, over? sartore: alisha is a conservation department ranger and has been his carekeeper for the past five years. his health and safety is her priority. they can't risk losing him to some kind of infection, so they clean anything that enters his enclosure. and i've never, ever had to clean these lights so thoroughly before. it's just all part of the quarantine ritual that happens with any interaction or gear that's potentially going in near sirocco. sartore: it's almost like going into an intensive-care unit. can i set this light somewhere? yeah, yeah, just a minute. is it one size fits all, maybe? alisha: i'm sure you'll be fine. okay. also, just gel your hands once you're all suited up. okay. okay, yeah, this is better. we're going to go in with siro

this is 3-year-old owen, they're from wellington, florida.eir hand at filming his golfing success. >> hole in one! >> mini golfing success, scoring a hole in one at mini golf clubs all over florida and one. they're about halfway through. it was inspired by a real pro who shot some real holes in one. >> wow, he's got the skills, huh? >> and for a 3-year-old, not bad. >> good training, i like it. >>> from hole in ones to a new goal. check out tucker gott in new jersey. he came up with a new use for his paramotor. think about pair gliding with a fan behind you. >> is he going to school? >> he's clearly in a rush to get somewhere. >> practice? >> and he found this was the most efficient mode of transportation to get where he needed to go. >> is he late for work? >> when i paraglided, the goal was to get to the bottom of a volcano. for him it was to get to mcdonald's. >> a very important goal. >> mission accomplished. >> a man after our own heart. speaking of mcdonald's, you know a young lady in mississippi decided to do her senior photo at m >>>