mike weston, thank you very much.ing giant uber have been falling sharply in extended wall street trade, that's after it reported weak results. the firm's loss widened to over $5 billion in the three months tojune. that's the biggest loss in the young company's history. the bbc‘s michelle fleury has more from new york. responding to uber‘s second—quarter results, alyssa altmann from publicis sapient wrote: "uber has turned into the magical money burning machine." the damning words go to the heart of the company's challenge — can uberfind a way to be profitable? it's linked a set of results failed to assuage sceptical investors and they gave the stock the cold shoulder. it doesn't help that its rival, lyft, suggested it could achieve profitability sooner than expected. now traditionally, uber and lyft have spent heavily on promotions to attract riders and win market share. both companies have said price pressure is easing. but uber‘s costs still rose ia7% to $8.65 billion in the quarter, as it spent more on research an

simply to weston. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. you know world of big partisan loot. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. good morning this is our to internationalise now 17 minutes past the hour an american mother living in saudi arabia is set to lose custody of her 4 year old daughter after being told by a court her lifestyle was simply to weston it's a complicated tale and so after her ex-husband a saudi national presented evidence to a court that s

lots of isobars, so the winds will be pretty strong, gusting around a0 mph around weston and coasts.so that means places like brighton, london, norwich, hull 30, will get away with a decent first half to friday and the rain might not reach london until friday night, for example, but for wales and the south—west, looking pretty wet on friday and the temperatures only around 17—19 at least for most. 0n temperatures only around 17—19 at least for most. on friday night, the low pressure continues to make its journey to the east and come saturday and send a, turning lusty in the uk with gusts of wind in some areas could be approaching 50 mph. another very windy weekend potentially on the way. bye—bye. our top story: there have been clashes between riot police and demonstrators at hong kong's international airport where flights were disrupted for a second day running. police tried to storm the terminal building, only to withdraw after facing heavy resistance. at one point, a suspected chinese official was held hostage by protesters. meanwhile there have been more ominous warnings from chin

there was no electricity in the capital and whose city and the reason was a lack of rainfall in weston's arabia and eastern angola many months before and that caused less water and as i'm busy river and finally ends a car riba dam so that the remaining water had to be used for agriculture irrigation to avoid food problems and no more water was allowed to runs through the generator systems to get electricity so you see there is a cascading effect yassar on nexus being very different areas and more important in the country where people clear forests for charcoal they still believe forests are never ending however from our country relations we would say and 5 to 10 to 20 years the different groups will meet in the middle between 2 roads and then there will be no more forests this will be dramatic this will have to a metric economic impact and again political management of these ecosystems dramatic problems not you know you go nobody for you go refer station has been proposed as one of the ways out of climate crisis briefly as a viable solution. sometimes yes sometimes not a single it's over

hong kong which are now also impacting weston a company is beijing has taken any creasing a firm tone over the protests accusing foreign countries of inciting unrest the u.s. president on a trunk on sunday want to china that carrying out a ti-anna main square style crackdown on protesters would harm trade talks between the 2 countries beijing has pressured businesses to toe the line and condemn the protesters and a surprising number of big companies comply out of fear of losing access to the chinese market most of the hundreds of thousands of protesters braving the hong kong rain are employees somewhere this makes life difficult for big firms beijing is not happy and seems to be tightening the screws on business signs of pressure over the protests appear in different ways. chinese state media reported public anger after stop.

of fonda hailed from hollywood royalty his dad was the oscar winning actor henry fonda famed for weston's and the actress and activist jane fonda as his older sister. this is great for me to be able to join my father and i certainly know that my sister and daughter will be followers soon in fact my son is a camera man my oldest son you guys i love you all you know that because we see each other at all sorts of things but this is the people the by the difference. i have. over there you overcome it outer peter fonda found fame as a drug taking anti hero in the cult film easy rider about outcast bikers crisscrossing southern usa alongside a very young jack nicholson and the right to direct a dennis hopper neither received an oscar for the film but it inspired a generation of fans. growing up watching movies like easy rider really inspired me to take up the motorcycle lifestyle and just you know almost in a way following his footsteps seeking freedom and maybe being seen as an outcast i believe he had his own persona he had to rise out of his father's image henry fonda indeed became his own m

mike weston, managing director at the technology firm agillic. a deal do you think it would be if this ban does take full effect against huawei? there are billions of dollars of steak and us turnover. it is also a big dealfor of dollars of steak and us turnover. it is also a big deal for huawei as well. they rely so heavily, notjust on the software with google and microsoft, but also with the semiconductors, cooling glass. there is so much at stake, so many different things intertwined within it. that said, given the fact that this has been bubbling along since may, huawei has had time to position itself and make contingency plans, for example, coming up with its own operating system for its phone, so it does not have to rely on google's android. that is right. they say that harmony os is ready to go to moment's notice. but it is not as simple asjust moment's notice. but it is not as simple as just having the operating system in place. you need that whole infrastructure behind it with the app infrastructure behind it with the app store, which had

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she was helped out of the mud by rescue workers at weston—super—mare, workers at weston—super—mare, workerst sink in. but i noticed in the picture, there she is standing there, immobile, with a mobile phone. she managed to take that with her, presumably to give people a moment by moment account.|j her, presumably to give people a moment by moment account. i got stuck in the sand and i remember my sister didn't want to bother to continue to rescue me because she wa nted continue to rescue me because she wanted to watch david cassidy on the telly. i'm quite lucky to be here. wanted to watch david cassidy on the telly. i'm quite lucky to be herelj was about up to hear! my mother was desperately trying to get me out of the tides were coming in. nothing short of a miracle that i'm here. well we are glad that you are! are you all right with beaches now?|j ta ke you all right with beaches now?” take great care in a muddy one. this is breakfast. we're on bbc one until ten o'clock this morning, when matt takes over in the saturday kitchen. matt — what's on the menu for us? morning, our special guest

more brazen . 2 yeah experienced with the mafia a group of people who had never before listened to weston type of music they hear musical piece and the music really realize this is sad something that seems to be partly universal in this rituals experience a creative musical euphoria so we came up with this technology where we create music in a way that is physically very challenging. fitness. i mean you already have the number off effects just specify listening to music but when you actively do it. i think effects are approximately. double the strong. in decreased enzyme. which in chronic pain is huge furthermore we found some in our launch vehicle effects when we find them on all sides concentration so the 1st barrier against infections and is increased off to the gym. we are basically rediscovering all these effects enough played a huge role in the development of human civilization. when we make music together we are truly and harmony. each player becomes part of a bigger whole. we feel good when we enjoy music and whether it's being played by an orchestra a rock band a samba class an a

you look at that truck bomb yesterday and the appalling nature of it in weston campbell and the lovecampbell and the love of afghans will have to be convinced they are serious about peace. —— western kabul. convinced they are serious about peace. -- western kabul. there is anger that the taliban is talking about peace in far—away doha but killing them at home. afghans are desperate for a ceasefire but we understand that in these negotiations between the us and the taliban, the ceasefire is not on the agenda and will only be on the agenda and will only be on the agenda as part of an afghan peace deal and not discussions with the us. we are discussing the last details for the peace agreement, and when they are concluded. so the peace deal as there, it is done. but you have no major objections now to the agreement as it stands now? no, all the points we discussed and we agreed upon during the past rounds of talks. so i already said it, we have done about 80% of the agreement. so that is the message we see from the taliban, the same we heard from the taliban, the same we heard from the c

pmi showers around for weston price of the uk on sunday as the weather front approach is an area of lowwest area seeing thick cloud and showers too, later in a day and afternoon and evening, i could turn heavy and bindery across scotla nd could turn heavy and bindery across scotland and also across northern england with threats of local flooding. probably than to be dry with sunshine around feeling quite warm and muggy with the temperature is about 27 degrees, that'll be the peak of the heat. this is what we got to look forward to for next week, another area of low pressure quite slow moving close to our choice bringing showers or long spells of rain, temperature is dropping a little bit and once again that the threat of flooding. hello this is bbc world news, the latest headlines, the united states has formally withdrawn from a nuclear treaty with russia. earlier this year and accuse moscow of... the head of brazil's space research institute lost his job and a row over the scale of deforestation. the president accuse the agency of falsifying data. raf chinook helicopters have been drop

. >> jennifer weston calling on congress to move forward on universal background check bill.he measure has stalled in the senate. taxpayers going after california for targeting the president's taxes was a bipartisan group of voters suing over what they call an unconstitutional attempt to keep donald trump off of the state ballot. todd pyro with more on what could turn into a massive legal battle. >> the four plaintiffs, two republicans, one democrat and one independent joining in the federal suit blasting the new law as an attempt to add additional qualifications for the presidency. under the new california law presidential and gubernatorial candidates must disclose 5 years of federal income tax returns in order to be listed on the state's primary ballot in an effort to give voters details about a candidate's finances. here is governor newsom's attempt to justify the law. >> ever since richard nixon released his tax returns in 1973 people have the right to know if the president is a look. it has become the norm that presidents of all political stripes released their tax retur

being located outside that weston's and tricks fair of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global events when you peel away all of the panelists a cove in the military in the financial dog and you see the people in those words and those policies are affecting see the emotion on their faces the situation they're living in that's when all the us can identify with the story. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis going to how many would like to have to die with this horrible stock responses on are really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a ruler in the south the case is interesting. because of the much money involved yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. there what you all deserve which makes the whole robin the hero of top news stories the u.s. has designated china as a currency manipulator as the trade war between the world's 2 largest economies intensifies stocks have dropped nearly 3 percent to wall street of china let its currency sin

. >> weston, are you westin? >> are you he everette? they've got the popsicle and what you got. >> what do you have? ice cream sandwich? then a little sister over there eating one too named holland. this is a family affair. that's why we love being here so much to be with the community and celebrating a great night. >> we don't believe in napkins because we're 4 years old. give me a high five. >>eah. go. >> and that's what we're having down here. a lot of fun spreading cheer and listening to good music. we'll see you later on. we'll be joined by chris kamara. what's he investigating? >> what flavors are most popular. ask your consumer questions. jeff will be back too with your weather hit. we'll see you soon. >> the whole gang. music, ice cream, cute kids. >> thanks, guys. >> all right. up next, a jewish community center catches fire in the east bay. now investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause. quick action by firefighters in pleasanton this morning. a fire broke out at the jewish community center on hop yard. crews got the fire

. >> he's from weston, florida. that's near stone man douglas. thanks for joining us.e romans. "new day" is up next. we leave you with some of the names of those killed in el paso and dayton. >>> i heard clapping noises. we all started running. i had my mom. i had my daughter. i grabbed them both and i carried them out. >> i'm shouting out to the president of the united states, my cousins did not deserve to lose their life. >> hate has no place in our country. we're going to take care of it. >> donald trump is responsible for this. >> we're being attacked. our government needs to step in. if not, the people here will step in. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> reporter: this is a special edition of "new day." alisyn is off. erica hill joins me live from el paso in texas. 20 people were murdered behind erica in the name of white supremacy police say and the question this morning is really, america, what are you going to and the question is, congress, what are you going to do about it? mr. president, what are you going to do about it? america,

allianz's chief economic advisor and bloomberg opinion columnist mohamed el-erian spoke to chief -- david westonig economic picture behind the turmoil in the market. he said the federal reserve rate hike in was a policy mistake december that will have long-term implications. mohamed: the fed has lost credibility in the last nine months. it had to do a massive u-turn and the market is holding the fed hostage, asking for more and more, and at the same time not believing the fed can make much difference. you no longer have the ability -- anything anchoring market, the fed's ability to repress financial volatility, which leads to the third issue of what is next. the answer to all this is not the fed reducing interest rates, that is not going to help economic growth in europe or economic growth in china. the answer is more pro-growth policies to lift structural impediments. unfortunately, that is unlikely to materialize, and that's the big concern looking forward. david: how worried are you about a recession? i will put a graph up from the new york fed. they are showing the likelihood at greater than

matt: let me put the mliv weston to you, how does jerome powell killed everything rally? seen a rally across asset classes up until now. stocks have turned around drastically. eels are floating up today. -- yields or floating up today. has this killed the everything rally? is not toe fed job cause markets to rally the have a sustainable economy, full employment, and inflation at their target. that is what they are focused on. the immediate reaction is negative because the markets have taken out more aggressive policy action they had priced in. this is an economy growing around trend with inflation a little below target and likely to stay stable. low interest rates for extended period sounds like a constructive environment. anna: you cited the 1990's, i have a chart that reminds us of the moves over that period. parallels and what happened there? is of my colleagues referring to a pause in the 1990's that refreshed markets extending the cycle. are there parallels? think there are parallels. we have lower interest rates, but nevertheless it is the pause that maybe refreshes

on the map if not now i'll get it next time don't barton bridge 16 minutes from fremont across 84 weston 6.80 pacheco to danville one oh one wide open to san francisco and that trip on 5.80 west livermore to dublin, nice and smooth will check more just a bit james will. >>very much robin so california is suing the trump administration again this time over the detention of migrant children capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what's in the lawsuit. children don't become subhuman simply because they are migrants attorney general have yet to set a adding on to the pile of immigration related lawsuits against the trump administration monday's court filing comes as the federal government tries to up end what's called the flores settlement agreement which establishes how migrant children should be treated and limits the amount of time they can be detained while courts review their families immigration cases, california is one of 20 states suing with concerns kids can be kept in custody indefinitely the trump administration has said it will come up with new guidelines as it aims to sl

may be thunderstorms across outlets and then becoming more widespread between night and lives in westonould bring you some torrential downpour it's as they pushed northwards across southwest of wales and northern england and scotland. all tied in with this weather front as he looked out across the atlantic a couple of weather systems in fact waiting in the wings. this is when's picture a lot more clout around, outbreaks of rainfor lot more clout around, outbreaks of rain for scotland into much of northern and western england and wales and the skies will brighten up across scotland later on and ahead of that weather find a will still be quite hot and sunny and thunderstorms breaking out in the heat 2a through 27 or 28 across east anglia but cooler high teams celsius for the northwest. that is the theme as the end the week i will see outbreaks of rain and press to shower and it will turn breezy. this is bbc news. the headlines at 20:00: the prime minister says he's marginally more optimistic about striking a brexit deal after meeting g7 leaders in france — saying it's the job of everyone

and in one's collateral misconduct, another weston is some of the services use a closed case.some use a open and closed case. and i think that's another definition, you can only , this is up for debate. you can only count those collateral misconduct cases where the case has been closed. or action has been taken on a collateral misconduct. there needs to be some uniformity across the services and as it was, the counter there misconduct way. i believe it was the air force that didn't have anything that wasn't completed case. but that's just something for your consideration and. >> is obligated i think because as we've heard some victims want the collateral consequences adjudicated, close in time to the report and somewhat to wait until after the termination of the case. so what we don't want to do is have something where the collateral consequences comes way after the termination of the case and we don't see it because it wasn't told. then you would lose it forever. i don't know howyou would attach it toanything . i don't know what the solution is . >>. [inaudible]'s pool of cas

. >> we have 10 minutes so i want to be sure everyone at the chance to ask weston's. if you have a question raise your hand. back there. over here as well. >> thank you all so much. while listening to your papers wondering if maybe an institution could bring them together would be the u.s. senate. in the 1790s it meets in secret. it is supposed to be the elite and the cabinet but it doesn't quite work out that way. and then it is not directly elected. it is separated from popular politics to some extent. could you weave all of the themes together in an edited volume that would make that work? i'm just wondering if you gave any thought on whether or not that could be the representative body for all these ideas? >> thank you. and we have a question over here. while we are waiting, is there anyone else who have a question i want to ask? okay. >> because these were face-to- face communities, i was wondering if the location of the capital is changing the deliberations you are seeing about each of these issues? does it matter in new york, philadelphia, or washington and tha

city park organizers say the rally would celebrate traditional gender roles, christian anthony in weston'sblation. critics accused the group of spreading hateful and anti-gay message. city leaders say the request was denied over safety concerns because the group doesn't have insurance. the city says the event, to still take place in a downtown plaza if organizers get the insurance by next week. >>> marin city students getting help with the back-to-school shopping day. >>> the centreville police department and fire department teamed up to take them shopping, good morning to you. >>> >> reporter: good morning. shopping is always a big part of the returned to school, tell us what is happening and the kids being served by today's event. >> reporter: this morning the kids showed up at marin target and we had a bus that brought them to san rafael where they have a nice big supply of school clothing. they all have to wear uniforms to school, so they have a nice big supply of uniforms here. we give them $100 gift cards. they can spend and spend and get what they need. they come to the cash registe

moynihan, bank of america, in the 10:00 hour with david weston.ut $3.5 billion for the basketball team and its arena. he previously bought a 49% stake until 2021 to exercise his options to take control of the club. the purchase may be officially announced as soon as today. wal-mart has posted strong second quarter sales boosting employer outlook despite escalations of the trade war with china. 7% on thursday and most since august. apple will create 20,000 new u.s. jobs by 2023. the tech company is expected to contribute more than $350 billion to the u.s. economy in the next four years. apple currently employs 90,000 people in all 50 states. and that's the bloomberg business flash. tom and francine? tom: thank you so much. it's been an extraordinary week for our team in asia with our coverage led by ottis and our media coverage led by the man who camped out at the hong kong airport day after day, spearheading the coverage is fione lee on twitter particularly on the weekend with important messaging on the protests and thrilled she can get to the t t

hay muchos sitios sin gas y vengo desde weston de mi casa y faltan 48 horas para el segundo reporte peros las condiciones lo permitan mantenerse a salvo. >>> la gente estÁ pendiente de toda la cobertura de telemundo, tambiÉn en nuestros cadenas locales y que estÁn mas a salvo donde estÁn en el sur de la florida no ocurre eso mismo en el condado de palm beach y mÁs arriba. pero siempre hasta Último momento por experiencia de huracanes sabemos que todo puede cambiar y girar y todo lo que estÁ en este carrito no esta demÁs para que estÉ en un hogar, lo compran a tiempo y lo tienen en la a la cena y lacena y se no y hay muchas tiendas asÍ y llamar y salir con tiempo. >>> gracias mi querido camilo haremos conexiÓn de los diferentes puntos que se estarÁs moviendo y brindar informaciÓn en la gente del sur de la florida en este instante de preparaciÓn y se espera al comienzo del dÍa martes pero lo ideal es prepararse con mucho tiempo como lo estamos haciendo y vamos con erica y ada y los videos captados en cÁmara. >>> este pequeÑo oso se trepÓ para buscar comida en el basurero de un hotel que es