we thought he may have some wii action to what james comey, the thought he may have some wii action to, the former fbi director, was saying, but not so far —— have some reaction. much of the testimony from comey is based on the knowsley road after meeting president trump and asked why he felt the need to record the meetings he gave this response. a combination of things, i think these circumstances, the subject matter and the person i was interacting with. i was alone with the president of the united states, with the president—elect. the subject matter i was talking about, matters that touch on the fbi's all responsibility and relate to the president—elect personally, and the nature of the person. i was concerned he might lie about the nature of the meeting so i thought it important to document. that nation of things i had never experienced before but i thought i had to write it down in a very detailed way. —— that combination of things. one of the things being focused on is whether president trump attempted to obstructjustice by leaning on james comey trump attempted to obstructjustic

the switch is such an improvement on wii. it seems to have brought back nintendo's mojo.hat do you think is the appeal of mario, why do people love at? it is a tribute to the creativity and the teams that nintendo, just the passion and the love for videogames, it never stops and it is a joy to be a part of that. whoopee! that was chris fox with that report. we know that owning a car can be expensive but how about this? a parking space in hong kong has set another property price record, selling for just another property price record, selling forjust under, wait for it, $665,000, that is according to a newspaper. if it is correct, it is more than a valley of some hong kong home is where you can pick up an apartment for $540,000. gosh, lots of money. let's have a look at the markets and you can see the nikkei is flat, following on from wall street. and that is it for this edition of asia business report — thanks for watching. you're watching bbc news. our main story this: at least twelve people are now known to have died in a huge fire which engulfed a residential tower bloc

a little better the middle of the wii, and act to scattered thunderstorms as we get into thursday. kimberly: when it gets crazy hot like this, we know what time it is. robert: training camp. kimberly: you have melted in it. robert: and you have seen me melt. training camp coming up for the redskins. and the nationals are handling business against the mets right now. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: washington trying to go up 3-0 in the four-game series against the mets. trea turner off to a great start home run, nats up 1-0. looks great. oncond inning, jose lobat drives one deep to write, that's gone. right now the nats lead 4-2 in the seventh. o's hosting the cardinals, mark trumbo deep to center field, is my torment of the season. slugfest. right now the orioles lead st. louis 12-7 in the sixth. whether you're are sick of hearing about it or not, one of the biggest storylines, kirk cousins and whether the redskins will reach a long-term deal. the deadline, less than two months to redskins training camp, cousins reflected on t

going to take until probably the wii hours of the morning to get into the area. good deal. now, we can cut the grass tomorrow, golf, bike, softball game should be fun, perfect night for the mzq fest. hot, but less humid and fantastic sunday and monday. perfect for the barbecue battle. by the time it opens it will be sunny, will be nice. tenth of an inch across poef the -- most of the area. shut down metro, but that's not much rain at all. temperatures 91 tomorrow, 88 sun, down to 81 monday. look at this. steal a day from summer, 79 for high on tuesday, 85 on wednesday. and actually the humidity will be in check through wednesday. 8:30 tomorrow it's pretty much over. some showers lingering. st. marys county. done in leesburg, dc and even buoy and la play ta done. and by afternoon good shape by 10:00, warm, but sunshine, notice the arrows, nice northwest wind and 6:00 in the 80s, if you are out super late tomorrow, 60s in the burbs. 86 with sunshine by 1:00. on sunday, 88, a beautiful day. 81 on monday. i have a shower in there, but not a huge deal. bring your pups to the par

my name isn't adam wii. >> reporter: west received a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 2012.dam west was 88. cbs news. >> what a voice he had, too. west also had roles in a lot of other tv shows like bonanza and perry mason and bewitched. >>> today a formerly homeless woman achieved something she once believed was out of reach. she graduated from college. brenda brown proudly walked across the graduation stage at cal state each day to receive her diploma but the journey to the high point in life included many struggles. when the 55-year-old lost her job she decided to enroll in school. at one point she was living in her car near campus but friends jumped in to help allowing brenda to stay with them. >> it wasn't easy, but it was worth it. >> i still got lots to do, so, you know, then i'm planning on being in graduate school. i figure i waited this long. i might as well get that extra piece of paper. >> brenda spent today celebrating with friends and family. she says her dream job would be to work as a sports broadcaster or become a media representative for the 49ers. >>> a wi

. >> we would love for this to be family friendly and come out on family wii games or family play stationan app on your phone. >> the ultimate aim, she says, is to make a difference. derrick ward, news 4. >>> good stuff. they hopeo on the market. the students have been contacted apple and android about an app based version of the game. we'll see where it goes. >>> a boy in maryland must have really wanted a prize. he climbed inside one of the claw arcade games at a hotel in maryland last night. we're told that he got in to get the -- he got in throughout game's prize door. the problem was that he kobt get out. it took the machine's owners 30 minutes to get the keys to get the boy out of the machine. no word on when did get the toy. we'll tlet you know about. that thousands of people were in and out wheaton enjoying great food. the taste of wheaton festival took place downtown. that's been an annual tradition there for some 22 years. and they took -- they had the best luck weather wise today. you could imagine a better day to be outside eating good food? >> so nice out there today. did you

its last console, the wii u, failed to connect with the public, selling poorly.ts success as the fastest selling console in ninty history, crowds flocked to its booth at e3 this year. nintendo doesn't do big press conferences any more, instead choosing to make its announcements via an online presentation. fun and battle, always locked together. last year the nintendo booth was all about one nintendo icon, zelda. but this year there are games aplenty. and a lot of this guy. # here we go, off the rails! super mario odyssey sees him travelling the globe in a wild and ambitious title that relies a lot on mario throwing his cap about. so what we've got in this game is completely new. mario's able to throw his hat, just like that, pop on a rocket and accelerate away. and it's notjust rockets. his hat has become a key game mechanic used to break bricks, collect coins, ride around on chain chomps and even inhabit the body of anything his headwear lands on. as one of nintendo's most popular characters is mario the ace up switch's sleeve? translation: certainly that is the

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. >> never done yoga >> not even wii yoga on the wii >> no. >> that one is pretty good >> done wii golf better at wii golf than real golf take a look at the futures with dow positive last time we looked up 15. what happened there. fair value -- because fair value is going down so much. but, up 15 points. the s&p is down less than a point, the nasdaq indicated down about nine points. it's better. it's improved. it's a busy news day basically just have that in the master -- >> yes >> if you ever hear anyone on tv say it's a really unbusy news day, they're probably -- they would never say that >> that's supposed to give our secrets away >> listen up people, it's a really interesting news day. >> it's a really busy -- >> way to sell it. >> one of the top stories we're watching, saudi arabia's king ousting his nephew the sitting crown prince putting his son mohammed bin salman next in line for the throne the new crown prince is just 31 years old. he will maintain his position as defense minister and will continue to oversee a vast economic portfolio he was also name as the prime minister and

wii hasjohn whittingdale say he thinks it's better if it oosthuizen theresa may stage than if conservative into leadership on this. if she were to go, it would lead to a rapid new election. what are your thoughts? it interesting we are framing this in terms of what is best for the country, seems to be what's best for the conservatives. they have proven themselves, twice now, that they are quite prepared to ruthlessly put their own party ahead of the good of the country. i think we should stop looking at it in terms of what will work for the conservatives, what work for the country is we need stability and the labour party and now has a mandate. it has reached people across all kinds of divides, young and old, white and black, rich and poor. it has prevented a vision —— presented a vision of a people's brexit putting the jobs and economy first. it seems there is a lot support and it is growing as days goes on. we would like to see another election? i think the labour party could run a minority government if they wanted to. good to hear your thoughts, rachel. that's it for the moment from we

the real comparison is to the units.l wii, 101 million the markets seem to be fairly positive and nintendo50% since the console went on sale in march. haidi: we have to leave it there. up next, the latest economic indicators from china, stability or a slowdown? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin in the middle east and with the gulf state. last week, five middle eastern states, egypt, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and yemen severed ties with qatar. the goal was to isolate the country politically and economically for its alleged support of terrorism. the standoff that the u.s. in a difficult position, since both sides are american allies, and the u.s. has 10,000 troops in qatar. the state department has offered a resolution but it has not been , accepted. joining us is sheikh hamad bin jaimin

monday, a fine start to the wii, enjoy the sunshine when you have it.sh in across the west and wet to end monday across northern ireland. that takes is into a much wetter night and start to tuesday. it goes eastwards, blustery weather, and the week ahead many will see rain at times. that is how it is looking. you will have another date in half an hour. this is bbc news. i'm live in north london where thousands of people have been evacuated from tower blocks over concerns about fire safety. the government says 27 high—rise blocks of flats in 15 local authorities have failed fire—cladding safety tests. four buildings on the chalcots estate near swiss cottage were evacuated last night by authorities for "urgent fire safety works". making sure the authority has the ability to do what is necessary to ensure people have somewhere to stay and that the work is done so those tower blocks will become safe for them to return to in the future. some residents spent the night in hotels or on airbeds in a leisure centre. around 80 households have refused to leave.

we were preparing for the wii guide.ock to find out that you have got to leave right now. thanks very much for talking to us. as you hear that, gemma is refusing to budge. some of these homeowners have got pets and within hearing today how the rspca has been on hand to give advice and is offering some shelter to some of those pets and is helping people in that way. they have got foster homes on stand—by because people do not want to be separated. this is a very complex and difficult situation and our still a lot of officials from camping council that time that leisure centre at the moment talking to residents. amy, thank you. earlier my colleague annita mcveigh spoke to the leader of camden council georgia gould and asked her how many residents had refused to leave the tower blocks. my last briefing was that 83 households wanted to stay, obviously we are knocking on doors with the fire services, having conversations with those residents at the moment. so that is a moving picture. how many of those households, how many of

there has been sufficient time for the wii are has been sufficient time for the wii a re clear has beenut the deadline apm this afternoon. it remains to see if the first and deputy first minister to the northern ireland assembly can be appointed and the institutions that stormont restored. a retired appeal courtjudge, sir martin moore—bick, has been appointed to lead the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire. the proposed merger of sky and 21st century fox is to be referred to the competition and markets authority over concerns about media plurality. the northern ireland secretaryjames brokenshire says he believes a resolution can be found as negotiations continue over the resumption of power—sharing. the deadline is apm this afternoon. one of the most senior figures in the vatican has been charged with sexual offences. cardinal george pell, the highest ranking member of the catholic church in australia, said he would take leave from his job in the vatican to return home and fight the allegations. he said he was innocent of the charges — and looked forward to having his day in cou

the nintendo switch is too new to compare about -- but about 14 million new wii consoles have been solding up, we bring you more of our exclusive interview with and his thoughts on how to reinvent the connected speaker. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the story of the day, apple's worldwide developer conference has been going on throughout. bloomberg has been live at the event in san jose, california. emily chang just wrapped up an exclusive interview with tim cook and joins us now from california. amazing conversation. talk us through some of the highlights. emily: thanks so much. just finished a wide-ranging interview with tim cook. we are starting to get a sound out for you now. we started on the newest hardware of the day. that is the home pod. he says this is something apple has been working for four years on, which means they started working on this before the amazon echo even came out. you will notice apple is focusing on how this can reinvent music in the home. not all of the other potential use cases. i started off by asking why anyone should by this over amazon ec

i know it is the wii hour of the morning there in japan. what are you hearing of the search mission for missing american service members? >> reporter: ana this is truly a sleep less night for the u.s. servicemen and women who are based here. they have been enduring a brutal day after one of the board ships left this naval base on a routine operation and returned to some 16 hours later with 7 members of the crew missing. members of the community and family members gathered here to great the ship as it returns. the crew members aboarding tboa ship are being praised. after it collided with the container ship there were some three times its size. the japanese coast guards responded along with japanese defense forces and u.s. mill tear forces to conduct that r t rescue mission. we know that three different sailors aboarding and on board the commander. the question is where are seven members of the crew who are still missing. there is been some suggestions of a possibility that some of those sailors could be trapped in some of the ship's ca compa

term bottom but certainly, the way a will the of those stocks moved and the way the volatility spiked, wii saw puts go you know, three times where they closed on friday and guys were just coming in with both hands to liquidate those wut putts. so i'll just caution vote that is the volume has been so extreme and the vxn as a great measure telling you of those blow off kind of things you look for. the volume was there and the fact they came in so heavy on the put side still better than 2-1. he's mostly on the sell side now. it was on the buy side on the first hour interesting stuff. you guys got a comment >> you take a stock like that. i'm using paradigm or nvidia. you can see that now, they're up do you think that that could be sustainable or o at the end of the day, do you say this is going to start all over again tomorrow >> since they don't have a catalyst for what it was, i mean, pete and josh have cited twitter and josh just now on the show, the viking liqucquidation that could have been a trigger or people that follow that potential strategy that could be, jim i don't know i can't thi

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i know last week some were canceled wii ranking member adam schiff. >> that's actually not accurate. i'm not quite sure how that story gained momentum. but the fact of the matter is the the investigation is going very well. mike conway -- there was a little blip there when a subpoena was issued by the chairman. that presumably has nothing to do with -- or i would hope has nothing to do with the investigation since chairman nunes said he would not involve himself in any way in that investigation. but we are getting documents and reviewing documents. and of course you don't want to interview witnesses until you be the all the documentation so you can ask informed questions and be strategic about the order you interview witnesses. of course we will work closely with senator warner and senator bird and make sure we've got all the information the other committee has. but i think it's going well. >> did you know chairman nunes could still issue subpoenas? because he stipped aside from the leading the russian investigation, but he still has subpoena power. do you think he should continue to

probably around three and a half, four which is still significant enough ek wii tiss aren't believing that necessarily, so the commodity is trading ahead here. i think it's a sell. it's going a lot lower >>> our next next tom lee made a call on energy just about a month ago here on the show >> i do think energy is a lot more contrarian, so i'd rather stick with a contrarian, which say i'll buy energy. >> tom comes back here tom, what can you do now >> well, it was an interesting comment you made energy has had its worst start first half ever. but energy it's a huge divergence from what equity investors feel about oil in the future still think energy is pretty attractive here. this is a generational bottom. >> is there a possibility the credit markets have it wrong >> yeah, they git wrong but the probableties this is one of our corner stones for our work, credit markets more than half the time whether it's consumer or tech, in fact, this is the only sector this year where the credits and equities have diverged is energy >> now, tom, that you are a friend of the show dear to our hearts,

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i may say that the wii producer, michael moore is going to come out with something called trumpiliki.embers of congress are going to say that if you can be a whistleblower does classify information, deciding to do. this i read that article. look, 73 years ago, was the invasion of normandy. we depended on absolute secrecy of operation overlord, so that people did not die as a result. now from 2010-2012, we have lost 20 spies and china. they have been executed. these have a debilitating effect. they may not happen today, harris, but they happen over time. in fact in a document, there is a designation there. the united kingdom, australia, new zealand, who are our partners in that. it may have come from one of our partners, and if this is getting leaked, and their neck to be sharing the information that we may rely on one day to stop an attack on our own soil. >> harris: you talk what history in world war ii. i mean, that is certainly a lesson to be learned from all this. i would have to guess that most americans, when they think about this administration, the trump administration, trying

we can always find a wii bit of good news right there. try and find the silver disaster scenario that we have on our hands in a moment in terms of the coalition chaos that has been delivered. that's the proposition for markets, what have you got? let's talk about the u.k., hard brexit, soft brexit, what could it be? support for theresa may is now so weak that she will be unable of arce through her vision clear break with the european unit. let's get to an edwards, rooted in the long haul. brexit could be a long time, you could be there for a long time. where are you with the brexit drawing board? will be back in the studio sometime before march 319. you never know. he is being distracted bloomberg as the biggest advocate of soft exit in the cabinet. we will see what he has to say it when he get is that cabinet meeting with the rest of the cabinet today. we understand on bloomberg, but he only agreed to serve on the cabinet if he was big -- given a bigger say. greene came back to the cabinet, the remainder, supporter of theresa may. subsit

as i went through the confirmation process, mitt wii h 40 to 45 senators, many who were not on the epa committee. since having been sworn in, i've been on capitol hill many times, meeting with democrat and republican members. it is my belief that it is my job to respond and serve all members of congress. and i look forward to doing so. i mentioned, actually, i was in east chicago, as i indicated earlier with senator dahmley and meeting on new leadership. so there's not a policy that recognizes the majority versus non-majority. >> another thing that has just been in the news, and i know you saw it, that there were reports that you failed to disclose e-mail accounts that you had while attorney general, the one that's esp at oklahoma and ag.gov. and it's kind of disguessitress because at your hearing you said you only have two e-mail addresses and now the third one came forward. so you were not completely accurate at the time. and senator whitehouse said you had several opportunities to correct the record on your e-mails. he, in fact, has a letter which i'm going to submit for the record

>> well, wii think it's just be a surreal atmosphere the last 24 hours. tonight was a great opportunity for people to come together. you had democrats and republicans hugging and people were crying and in this tragedy, it brings people together. and you've seen congress come together in the last day and a half or so. and tonight playing america's pastime here at national stadium we had a record turnout, 25,000 people, you know, the democrats won, unfortunately, but more than anything, it was an opportunity to just get together, play a game of baseball, and try to heal our congress, heal the country. we're feeling going forward, this is an opportunity to really redouble our efforts at civility, at working with people across the aisle, at solving problems and changing the tone in this country. things just gotten so caustic, it boiled over yesterday and i think congress is coming together and hope the country does as well. >> yeah. i think you guys need a well-deserved rest. i think right now you're on fumes or adrenaline, as they say, and well zervdeserved.

in egypt we have wii versus that as well between egyptians. we have we versus them. figure the culture itself became more aggressive. the religious dialect became a cultural practice. how can we as policymakersra change that? people by nature became religiously radicalized. so how can we change the dialect in the middle east? >> all right. we will just go straight down, and to whichever part of the three questions you would like. >> thank you. relating to the radicalism i think it will be a waste of resources. and much more important, the question of the eu, i already touched on relation. i said then and i repeat it now, we have learned our lesson. you may criticize the eu.. you may criticize the netherlands but we in the last two years tremendously improvey our information change through europol with regard to law enforcement, the so-called counterterrorism group which is intelligence services in europe through the filling of the systems of the information system by creating a pnr system to be of limited the latest in may 2018. we made huge improvements. we know who

service fund programs we were cooperative with states to make sure every dolladoubt that spin is been wiy on unserved areas and i met with a number state official -- >> is a one state that is doing it really will? >> that are a number of them. for example, with the tennessee have had a chance to learn about having migrated next-generation 911 which is an ip-based system. they've been forward-looking. i've worked well with governor cuomo in new york state to deliver connect america fun subsidies to upstate to serve unserved americans. every state i think shares that interest. they might have different challenges and different ways of getting there. >> turning to the budget quickly or comments both commissioner clyburn and commissioner o'rielly made. sort of coming up from different angles i wanted to give your chance to respond or anybody really but first your thoughts since you didn't address it into opening statements on possible agency structure, losing ftes, 5% shrinkage in the budget. how do you see that in terms of your ability to get your job done? >> a few different points. first,

—— the house of lords for the wii —— the house of lords the house of lords is the same as it was, it again. every time you do that means another vote and if you are running a minority government the last thing you want is a votes in the house of commons, because you only need a few rebels and it falls, so only need a few rebels and it falls, so getting difficult choices, like cuts, throw, that is very hard. —— through. great moment to be a tory backbencher. yes, they will have a lot of power. we heard from john mcdonnell, saying theresa may should resign. he is saying that theresa may has the weekend, if that, to form a government, otherwise labour will try to form a coalition. they are going to keep pushing hard, labour. a quick final word because you need to go. it has been great having your expertise by the way. if you were in number ten this morning, would your expectation be that the prime minister will make a statement at some point? yes, she has got to. she should go and see the queen at some point and say, this is the strategy, this is what we are going to do. i completely ac

there are a lot of good people, great people in the state of mississippi where wii went to hh school and my parents are buried in the national cemetery because my father served in the military in three wars. the lgbt community is not looking for special treatment. they're not looking for special rights. it's about equal rights, civil right, human rights. that's what it's all about. >> you have a lot of love for your hometown. >> like they did in indiana they could take a look but this wasn't voted on by the people. this was a house bill that was signed by the governor. >> we'll be watching it. all right. >>> turn now to bill cosby back in the headlines this morning. his spokesperson saying cosby plans to hold a series of town hall meetings to educate people about sexual assault as a juror in his trial now speaks out and abc's linsey davis has the details. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, david. the jurors that we have heard from describe a grueling process in a tiny room and now the cosby camp is suggesting that the duration and location of deliberations may have actu

his treasury wii delighted that your with us today, worked at goldman sachs for 17 years. mr. chairman, you one of the great scandals of our time which is still impacting millions of americans today is that virtually ever major wall street institution was involved in reckless, irresponsible, and illegal behavior which led to the great crash of 2008 which caused massive unemployment in this country, people lost their homes, people lost their savings. we had financial institutions who sold mortgage-backed securities that were worthless while they ripped off low-income and work families throughout the country. in fact, among virtually every other major financial institution, as a result of their illegal activities goldman sachs alone paid a fib of more than $5 billion to the federal government. but instead of reforming wall street, which is what the president said he would do, instead of reinstating glass seeing it he will as he promised he would do during the campaign, president trump endorsed a bill that passed the house last week that would deregulate wall street increasing th

his treasury wii delighted that your with us today, worked at goldman sachs for 17 years. mr. chairman, you one of the great scandals of our time which is still impacting millions of americans today is that virtually ever major wall street institution was involved in reckless, irresponsible, and illegal behavior which led to the great crash of 2008 which caused massive unemployment in this country, people lost their homes, people lost their savings. we had financial institutions who sold mortgage-backed securities that were worthless while they ripped off low-income and work families throughout the country. in fact, among virtually every other major financial institution, as a result of their illegal activities goldman sachs alone paid a fib of more than $5 billion to the federal government. but instead of reforming wall street, which is what the president said he would do, instead of reinstating glass seeing it he will as he promised he would do during the campaign, president trump endorsed a bill that passed the house last week that would deregulate wall street increasing th

minutes, but simmering for at least an hour >> not bad >> and make them the day before, too, by the wiiwrou contact us share your thoughts about the program. here are some of those very comments >> okay. alex tweets about nike's partnership with amazon saying amazon is a killer of jobs and retail big mistake to sell on amazon. people have said the same thing about walmart for years. >> if amazon is now going to get that scrutiny, good luck to them >> i understand what he's saying, but success is success >> by the way, i'd rather know i was buying direct from nike than from a third party retarial. >> on the flip side, we got this from my stock life said closing bell, we love you guys, let's go nike just do it >> we love you, too. >> nike followers there. so from bill coleman, he tweets to me, bill thinks it's a good thing the outlandish pensions that are strangling the state in this case, illinois, cannot be touched. turn it around think of the number of states who have had budget deficits through the years and what do they do to solve that? take money from the pension funds and solve th

more than the wii of sunshine for the south.a filament of sunshine across the south. high pollen levels. temperatures possibly getting up to 26-27dc. temperatures possibly getting up to 26—27dc. there is a chance on wednesday night that there could be some thunderstorms. on thursday, a weather front pitching in from the west and things tunnelling fisher. back to business in westminster — but it's not business as usual. the bbc understands next week's queen's speech will now be delayed. the formal opening of the new parliament, when the government's legislative programme is announced, is expected to be put back by a few days. after losing her parliamentary majority on friday, theresa may faces tough questions today when she meets with tory backbenchers. brexit talks are due to begin next week, but scotland's first minister calls for a pause to allow a new four—nation approach to negotiations. business leaders warn of a drop in confidence following the election result — saying political uncertainty could be disastrous for the econ

that term "nation" intentionally, quite a few times and i take the commitments of our country that wii made with taiwan very seriously and i believe you do too. taiwan is a close ally of ours. it truly exercises freedom and democracy and can be a role model to other nations facing an aggressive bullying neighbor. taiwan faces an unrelenting threat from china, which is nearly 600 ballistic missiles aimed directly at taiwan. although taiwan enjoys de facto independence, china's ultimate goal as we know is the annexation of the island. therefore, the taiwan strait remains a potential hot spot. the prc's aggression towards taiwan has only grown over the years. the prc is referring to taiwan more and more as a core interest to them. they continue to block taiwan's participation in international gatherings and the world including the united states embarrassingly usually yields to china's bullying. further china continues its long campaign to pressure nations around the world to stop their recognition of taiwan. and panama this week announced its intentions to yield to that pressure. fortunat

we certainly with respect to mexico and canada it's a something that members care about wii will be informediews are and we will certainly take note of the fact that you are concerned about it. we do have the biggest sugar issue we have right now is mexico and in the context of that litigation of the title vii litigation we have a suspension agreement, which i think will probably in the resolving that issue through the negotiations. >> i serve as cochair of something called the sugar caucus. chicago used to be known as the capital of america. our members are expressing serious concerned-- concerned about the continuing domestic rising sugar prices, which is actually caused already a number of our companies and corporations and entities to move or relocate out of the country or to look elsewhere to purchase their sugar because they use huge amounts of it. some of the candy and other things that are made are mostly sugar. can you share with us the administration's concerns relative to this continuing rise in domestic sugar prices for these businesses? >> congressman, i don't have any views on

. >> let's back to our guest host, scott sperling scott, wii want to pick up wher we left off. conversation through the break. the idea of how the government looks at anti-trust may be antiquated there are all kinds of changes afoot, where you could see broader interpretations of how this comes down, if you have a populous president or you could see narrower definitions and you could say, look, competition is just different today very different and so we've got to start looking at it differently. >> and as we were talking about, the power that technology has unleashed that is broadly held in terms of the ability of individuals to express opinions and news and to influence is much greater than it was >> and that's in relation to the fcc. >> that's in relation to the fcc, for example the power of controlling commerce has now been concentrated in other hands. so google, facebook, amazon, three major players who have done spectacular jobs of building businesses that truly exhibit dominance in their areas. and they have been building on that dominance and have created the business m

let's go to the wii is now, she is outside and you can see the giantand she is outside and you can see up at 430 in the morning but i get up at 330. lovely to see you. it is important that you are involved today. we are discussing education, social care, security. charlie mentioned in the next few minutes that we will be speaking to sadiq khan we want to get involved and put questions to a panel of experts. we have bbc reality check here and we also, have rachel bird from 5 live. we also have a wonderful cartoon is too has been quite hard this morning. he will give us a little... i don't know, a visual summary later on, won't you? we have a breakfast bar... i'm making the camera people walk backwards, there told me that i now have to walk backwards. and we would not be called pleat unless the bbc breakfast sofa was down here with us. we have so much information. get in touch on social media and ask your questions. we will put it to experts here throughout the morning. first, however, we need to know about the news. scotland yard is facing questions over a decision to downgrade a previo