this will model what will happen in terms of the shadow of the moon hitting the earth and what that will look like. you have everything to scale. the shadows will work to scale. what you will do is take this outside and the tricky part is you use the actual son and the the stateu manipulate so that the shadow of the moon is cast on the earth. i can't do that in studio because i don't have the sun right here but i have a photograph. this is a photograph showing what the earth ball will look like if you line things up properly. that is pretty easy to do. if you look carefully, but i love about this model is that the very dark shadow that you are seeing in the middle of this marble representing the earth is the total eclipse occasion. if you live on the earth in that super dark shadow, you get to see the total eclipse of the sun. the outside ofon a very dark circle, it is another shadow, not as dark. that is where you will see the partial equips. using this activity, you are learning about shadows, the hombre shadow, the 10 number shadow, thee umber pen-umber shadow. this is one of the many

it will be hard. feeling -- there is a that maybe austerity policies will go away in the government will have to put forth some more spending to entice people into the coalition. if you lose a few backbenchers or any vote, you will lose. alix: if you were in the eu and dealing with the peasant, you heard theresa may, what are you thinking? >> what i heard was a corner blind something. the first thing she is trying to do, speaking to the country and trying to keep her job through the next week. >> for 24 hours? -- 424 hours? -- or 24 hours? >> in referencing terrorism are pretty understandable. at the end of the day, there is going to be a lot of chaotic forces coming together in how policy is actually comes together in the u.k. over the next several months. a lot of competing interest and what you do not have a strong center, there is an echo in the u.s. right now. it is not just be nine gridlock, ,t is more -- bening gridlock you see more people pushing into policies. to the point if you are in bruss

incomet will cover fixed and another will focus on etf's and the third will manage regional sales.mising to do more to suppress terrorist propaganda. google instituted new policies and practices to identify terrorist of videos. people are concerned that terrorists are using videos to recruit. signs thatore sides the housing slump and u.k. will continue. prices drop to 2.4% in june. david: thank you. it may be difficult to remember but there is a lot going on in washington besides the rush investigation. there is legislation on health trade policy and bank regulations. to talk about the other side of washington are our next to guests. start with banks. we've got the stress test coming up. where are we with bank regulation in washington today? a slowink there has been but steady migration of expectations. that is a theme you see throughout, and managing of expectations at a minimum. with banks, there has been a shift from the legislative expectations were anything is possible to retrenching toward that's probably. what's probable here or administrative changes. u.s. treasuries laid o

we will.ring temperatures. 60s and 70s low 80s. sal, 8:01, a couple of issues with cal train. >> yeah. the commute is starting to get later and later as we get into summer. people hit the road later just a little bit. at the macarthur maze, you will see that traffic will be a little slow approaching the 580/80 interchange. you can see that traffic is getting slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you still have a slow down. it will last for a bit. i always look at, and you can too, you can look at this ramp that i'm pointing out. once that ramp is crowded like this, that means you have a little ways to go before the commute unwinds. once you see that ramp get better, that is the first thing that gets better. then the rest of the commute follows. we have a little bit of time on the bay bridge approach. slowing past the coliseum. slowing all the way into downtown oakland. still have quite a commute on 580. it is a late one. 580 getting into dublin. and then

fascinating, how strong the language will be will be one thing we will be looking for. convincing he will hold sway and have the upper hand. i think he has more sway right now after the election because of the weakness of the government in general. machinations the of the -- the key word is pragmatism. that's what markets and investors want. step away from the harder line issues on both sides and try to find a way forward that doesn't disrupt supply chains and investment. manus: we saw nicola sturgeon yesterday politicking. and hisut participation call for greater cross party unity. went through my mind was this, the eu are so united or would appear to be, no sidebars, no side deals. ofbe there is merit in terms reestablishing some kind of strength from bargaining. david: it would be nice if you had a position that was well supported. think there are people who are putting the cart before the horse. , were we discuss the future don't discuss the trade deal before we discuss the phase one exit modalities. it includes the u.k. national and also the brexit bill. brexit bil

who will win, lose, who will be penalized. have the information or to make those judgments, i also want to have some perspective on who is thinking about this so i can make those qualitative judgments about management and risk management that often unlock bigger values. francine: is there a chance there is no risk. ? longer-term,that if you do not know exactly what the risk is, what is something is impacted but you cannot actually measure it? a company today could decide on how to disclose it. mr. carney: part of that goes to thinking about a scenario where -- you can think of various degrees scenarios from a carbon price perspective. that is almost as similar as what you are doing now. sophisticatedmore ways of thinking about the energy mix and aspects. if i can play that through my business and look through scopes 1, 2, 3 and look at my exposure and how competitive i will be, what can i adjust? what is easy? what could i do today versus what should i put off? what is the optimal timing? on,hat extent should i rely you know,

. >> we will defeat you. you will not win. >> the latest investigation into deadly at terry -- deadly terror attacks over the weekend extract families a law enforcement react. >> and that coldhearted murderers hard i call on him today to tell us where sierra is so we can bring her home. >> the man who killed sierra lamarr receives life in prison. the the 4 on 2 starts now. >>> it is a day some thought might never come. two men are being held accountable for the worst fire in oakland history. those men are under arrest and facing serious charges. welcome to the the 4 on 2 . >> we begin with developing news out of the east bay. a fire broke out along highway 24. the highway patrol says it began as a car fire and flames spread to brush. that fire has burned about 25 acres. we are told the fire is out but two lanes westbound are still shut down as crews mop up the scene. no homes are threatened and no injuries have been reported. the situation has led to traffic backups in that area. you can see on the top of you

it will be a very busy morning. one reminder about the security is to leave your backpack at home because there will be security checkpoints throughout the morning as people celebrate the warriors, live at 11th and broadway, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the nba finals kevin durant mvp will experience the first victory paraded just hours. >> the champions met with the media and kevin said he is excited but winding down from the long postseason. >> i feel pretty good and i keep praying. i feel like i'm still in game mode. it is hard to get out of it when you are in the middle of the playoffs, and especially an extra month of the season, a different level and a lot of things. it is hard to turn it off. it is good to know that all of the hard work paid off for us and to win the championship. i would like to relax a little bit and get out of the basketball mode and hopefully over the next couple of days i will. >> later kevin durant said that former president obama send him a text congratulating him, " enjoy the win, and have so

janet yellen will provide more go,il on where they will and we will see whether markets react to that is not really a big deal. tom: randall kroszner is with the blue school in chicago. we will drive forward the conversation with a touch of washington. kevin cirilli will join us as well as gideon rose. from london and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: again, a senate panel. this time, the attorney general on russia and a clandestine meeting at the mayflower hotel. meanwhile, could rosenstein, sessions, could they fire special counsel mueller? trump supporters ponder this morning. a yellen press conference tomorrow. and in francine's united kingdom, prime minister may survives another day, boris support.roviding good morning. this is bloomberg. crazyom keene with the news flow with francine lacqua. she is still prime minister, right? francine: yes, and she will meet the french president of little later on. she has negotiations with the d.u.p. and she starts talks with the french. will smoke and have an espresso or whatever. issue like a prime minister or is it still up in the air?

how much will he answer today?evin: he did say that he had previously undisclosed meetings with the russian ambassador. i would also pay attention to whether there is anything between the president and attorney general. sources close to the attorney general say that might be overplayed. there is no question right now that all attention is focusing on how to respond to the t of the hacking of the 2016 election things to that great reporting from our colleague. 39 states were impacted. i think lawmakers are trying to reach consensus on whether they need to impose sections against russia. we heard from senator ron paul who said that not all republicans are on board with that. first, they need to see if there was evidence of corruption or collusion. to right now, not a lot of republicans and their is enough there. -- republicans think there is a lot there. vonnie: we also know steven mnuchin will testify on the budget, and the president is in wisconsin talking about infrastructure and labor force. distract in any way f

when will rain hit us? how much will we get? has the answer in 15. >>> the rain and heavy rain, in particular, is heading right toward us in philadelphia, you will see this line of showers and while we're on this wider shot of the radar we should mention we will get wrap around moisture for rest of the day. once this line of rain comes through we won't be finished for the day but may not be as heavy as right now. lets zoom in on a couple neighborhood seeing very heavy rain this morning. we will see northampton, buckingham in bucks county, warminster is getting heavy rain, abington as well, moving further south in delco, marple township, radnor getting heavy rain and merion right along city line avenue it is starting to pour, upper darby, rain is lighter but still raining steadily. pike creek in new castle county, delaware, wood brick, hockessin, cedars all getting this line of heavier downpours and if you are south ande of thaw are about to get it as well. rain sticks around on and off throughout the rest of the morning even whe

it will be slow. it will first come in other public securities markets.ll come in equity markets outside the u.s.. iny gradually will we see it markets. >> i think of janice henderson completing the merger this month. industryore m&a in the . where does that leave -- >> for the most part, we have not seen much. very little capacity has come out. we see some players begin to come together and i would characterize those as the industry. continuing to grow, continuing to gain assets. they are also doing well. a series of people the middle have not been able to generate that for the client. those folks have been struggling a bit. they have begun to come together, whether there is a real capacity, i don't know, that has yet to be seen. >> we wrap up the conversation by asking you about risks. perhaps we're mispricing whatever asset classes are looking at. what is the biggest risk out there? the next look out over two years, we could say there is a relatively low risk of us having a classic business led recession. i think the markets would view that as the cons

katie will let us know when our next warm up will be and i have a feeling it will be very warm when we come you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. we are expecting sunshine and a couple of cloud as the day goes on but very nice weather all and all and comfortable warmth. normal high in the lower 80's at this point so we will be shy of that but we want to invite with you your forecast here to join us for alex lemonade stand, tell-a-thon getting underway in just over an hour. so hopefully you will stay tune, and tune in for that. but we do expect sunshine and very pleasant weather here today, for all of the folks, hosting lemonade stand. as day progress we will only get hotter. it will sound, awfully tempting by this weekend. mid 80's saturday. lower 90's begin on sunday and last right into tuesday.

through the dalian through the morning that will ease and it will bea morning that will ease and it will yesterday. white muggy as well and the thunderstorms are still around manchester and cheshire for example. we are back under blue skies in the south with a high temperature. high pollen levellers well. very high and uv levels as well. don't forget to drink plenty and get into the shade when you can. where some pretension and cover—up. south—west england and wales that extends to as well. and wee bit cooler with some release before northern ireland you will enjoy some to sunshine this afternoon with a few showers in the west to. the showers across north—east england and lincolnshire will continue into the evening and overnight and then we see that low cloud and hell for coming in from the irish sea and the english channel. a new set of thunderstorms then and severe ones, will cross parts of england and wales. a lot of water and a small amount of time. gusty wind and large hail. first thing in the morning, they have cleared the south—east by early afternoon. so before the racing at roya

katie and pat will be here in a moment. but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute thursday, june 22nd. >> the truck driver makes a bizzarre discovery overnight a seven year-old found asleep in the back seat of the repossessed car. >>> that little seven year-old girl is okay, i'm told she slept through the entire ordeal. >>> big clean up after severe weather rolls through the region. >> she came down, came down quick, like boom. >>> the first major storm of the season takes aim at united states, tropical storm cindy inches closer to the gulf coast. >>> and break out your bathing suits and flip-flops, philadelphia pools opened up to the public today. >>> marco rubio giving ivan contact trump an awkward hug. that is not how you react when someone hugs you. that is how you react when you are waiting for a bum many bee to fly away. >> is it gone, is it gone. >> just slowly back away, yes. >> you know, he is one to shy away from hugs. >> he doesn't like affection. >> he is a germaphobia. >> aw

and it will form into force that will move to china. havestillwell wants to do, composite divisions. two chinese regiments and an american regiments. never really happens because the war ends. oer gentleman here gets an says, i'veyer and had about 500 generals in my life and i would rate this guy about 499. stillwell's chief of staff. not happy with him and he was not happy with wedemeyer batiste. commanded -- we do not command the chinese units. we advise of the chinese units. the leverage that we have our air power and logistics -- are and logistics. with logistics we can these people without commanding them withoute can move people commanding them. to 60 but the way x, y, the force and this is what we get to by august 1945. they would have punched into burma from india. several of these armies would have been punched down into we not onlyyunnan -- build the army's but we built over them. bn iruild ai army,t d not do very ll. army, it mayfghan not be doing so good on sundays. if you keep the advisors with the units, keep the logistics

the morning will be closed session, or it will be open, and then it will be closed. what do you think we will learn from that? >> he will be coached. and i think he will be pressed hard about what he said before and whether he has changed the story now. but what comes in the closed briefing will be pretty interesting. and the way washington is working these days, we'll probably know everything about that in 15 minutes. >> yeah, leaks probably. >> how scared do you think president trump, or do you think he is scared of what james comey might say? >> if he's guilty, he's probably very afraid. but guilty of what? you know, he had every right to say, hey, you know, i have looked at the circumstances, i would be appreciative if you backed o. that's not illegal. would would be illegal is if he ordered him or intimidated him by saying, hey, if you want to remain fbi director, this thing better stop. >> we will find out one week from today. brian, thank you. >> you are very welcome. >>> now to breaking news unsanta clara county where we've learned the verdicts in the case of

there will be sunshine. some of you will wa ke will be sunshine.the weekend. the rain today is linked to this zone of cloud. to the north of that, fresh air on the way, especially scotland and northern ireland. the overnight rain is clearing, sunny spells develop, a fresh breeze already. cloud for northern ireland, southern scotland, producing rain and drizzle. parts of north—west england, cumbria especially, where it is raining heavily and things improved party pushes into lancashire. in county durham and yorkshire we will see some spots of rain. not as wet as the west of the pennines. the same in wales, west in the west. east anglia and the south and east midlands start with dry weather. most will be dry and fine. the best of the sunshine further east. around the bristol channel as well. cloud amounts come and go. it will be dry. scotla nd amounts come and go. it will be dry. scotland and northern ireland will be bright in the afternoon with sunny spells. northern england is fairly cloudy with occasional rain and drizzle. temperatures close to wh

the hope will be that will give her enough space to govern.ll sorts of a rumpus, like social care, that will be quietly put away in a drawer and forgotten about, i think. it‘ll bea and forgotten about, i think. it‘ll be a stripped down government agenda. and even then it does not mean this is going to work. there is a good chance it might not. even with the backing of the dup, it only gives a majority of six. if you are the chief whip you are a worried man. trying to govern with a majority of six is incredibly hard. you only need a tutorial mps to say, ido you only need a tutorial mps to say, i do not agree with that, and you are in all kinds of difficulties. —— are in all kinds of difficulties. —— a few conservatives mps. let's talk about the short—term first of all, mark devenport. what are the key things, some of which will have been thrashed out already? we know the chief whip was in belfast over the weekend but what are the key points today? they will look for some kind of tangible benefit, the dup, for their voters back in northern irela

we will see a dry start, but things will change.er fronts push through during the night, bringing increasing amounts of cloud northern half of the uk to start tuesday. it won‘t be a cold start, by any means, but that cloud will bring the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. western scotland, northern ireland, hills north—west england in particular. eastern scotland, some good cloud breaks here. we could see temperatures into the high teens once again. and the further south you are, not only dry but some sunny spells, best of which will be on the south coast. into wednesday, we draw the air up from the south. we‘ll still see some rain at times in the north—west highlands and islands of scotland. most, though, will have a dry day and, with southerly winds coming off a pretty warm continent, temperatures will be the highest for the week, maybe reaching 26 or 27 celsius across the south—east corner. that‘s how it‘s looking. see you again soon. theresa may is completing a cabinet reshuffle, and changing her leadership style, in the wake of

will it continue? or will european skepticism rise up again?t will couple kate things and the destruction -- it will couple kate things in the destruction -- it will complicate things and the distraction. does the bank nejra cehic and simon kennedy. a year ago, did you think this? they said it was either brexit or not. davidagmatic brexit for -- pragmatic brexit. the european side, saying let's do it. now, mid-june -- >> no progress. >> david cameron made a semi-it would happen and negotiations with -- made it seem like it would happen. i what to bring in jim bianco and michael hanson. what have we learned about brexit? jim bianco: we don't know what to do next. it has been such a difficult process that has taken a year to process. financial markets has largely taken it in stride. yes, the pound is down over the last year but sonata's crossed off it as one would have predicted. -- but not as catastrophic as one would have rejected. -- one would have predicted. david: what is going on with the european economy? >> you have seen a boost from the

eddy will also be important, and we will continue to discuss on wednesday. he is going to be influential in generating interest in saudi arabia. as we will look at on wednesday, saudi arabia becomes a field of interest in the 1930's. in 1932, standard oil of california, which becomes chevron, strikes oil in bahrain, and at that moment, it feels like there is much more to gain on the arabian peninsula as a whole. in 1933, it wins a concession from saudi arabia allowing it to explore. tough going for the first 4 years or so until 1938, when its first major well comes in, indicating there is an expansive pool of oil in saudi arabia. as we enter the 1940's, he will become important as someone that can broker the relationship between saudi arabia and the roosevelt administration. you see evidence of that in 1945 aboard the uss quincy in the suez canal. he helps translate and in many cts as a diplomat between the saudi king and franklin d. roosevelt. again, talking about a pressing issue of israel, the potential of an israeli state in the middle east is disconcert

ml it will infect everyone should insurance and i will get to that. as many as 400,000 are in jeopardy of losing their insurance because of what is done in regards to the alliances in the medicaid program itself. many more will lose quality coverage. senator markey talked aboutt pre-existing conditions. he claimed there is protection for pre-existing conditions, but it does not guarantee the services will be provided. because the states have given tremendous discretion as to what would be a required benefit, within the healthcare plans. so, someone has a mental illness or someone has a drug addiction, is there a guarantee coverage that person would be able to get services? and if that person has a b pre-existing condition and may very well not be covered because of the absence of essential health benefits. let me give you another example of what could happen under this bill. this is a real example under gender discrimination. coverage is critical for a childbearing woman. bec now if that becomes an optional coverage because of state plans and discreti

ireland will mainly be northern ireland will mainly be fine.tures not dropping quickly at all. 27 degrees in london. those temperatures will in london. thosetemperatares witt— to drop away. it will be struggle to drop away. it will be warm and humid across - some warm and humid across england. some low cloud floating across western areas. patchy rain in north—west scotland. this weather front will in place across scotland sit in place across scotland tomorrow. some cloud into eastern and southern scotland but in england and southern scotland but in england and wales, long spells of sunshine. come inland and it could get to 32 degrees. away from the north—west areas, tomorrow will bring high pollen levels and the sun which is very strong at this time of year. through sunday night into monday, although it looks like it breaks into two, it will bring some slightly cooler, refreshing conditions but further south it stays hot for the start of the new week with plenty of sunshine. the headlines at four. police say a total of 58 people are dead or mis

alexa begins tori, it will be great. that will be fantastic.l do it for here, now natasha back over to you. >>> that is going to do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00 o'clock. >>> i'm meet local goodies lauren case any sea isle city where we have pleasant conditions right now, dry conditions but much more active weather to the west of city where we have severe thunderstorm watches and warnings, i'll show you latest coming up at 6:00 o'clock. >>> plus real concerns pennsylvania's potential problem when it comes to new licenses, the confusion that is swirling around the changes on state id's. >>> plans announce todd clean up a west deptford neighborhood built on top of a toxic super fund site i'm cleve bryan, coming up how clean up will impact those living here. >>> skies opening up in bethlehem moments ago as a line of storms moves in from the west. live look here at storm scan three where you can see that system lighting up the screen and pushing in our area parts of our area in a big thunderstorm warning. good evening, i'm natasha brown in for j

it will take time if they all come of bags. there will be food and drink within the venue.membrance for the people who lost their lives in the attack at ariana grande's concert. clearly tonight is overshadowed by the events in london and people's thoughts will be there with those affected, including ariana grande, who has treated that she is praying for london. you're watching bbc news. we are following the story of last night. six people who have been killed in london. three attackers have been shot dead by police. this isa have been shot dead by police. this is a terror attack in the london bridge area of the capital and the borough market area. it is an area which is very popular with bars and restau ra nts which is very popular with bars and restaurants particularly at that time of the evening. we have since heard from the police, who said armed officers were on the scene within just armed officers were on the scene withinjust eight armed officers were on the scene within just eight minutes of those first reports. the three attackers we re first reports. the three attac

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he says the president's decision will prove temporary and says science will eventually bring the u.s. back to the forefront of climate change efforts. >> we face not just a technical barrier, we face political barriers. there are still some in powerful places who are resisting reality, who are resisting the obvious science that we know governs our lives. >> brown signed agreements with china's government and two provinces to fight climate change together. he also reiterated the need for u.s. states to step up and take lead on the issue. >>> on that note, the santa clara county board of supervisors will vote on a climate change agreement. they plan to reaffirm their commitment to the issue and call for other counties to do the same. that's at 9:30 this morning. much of the south bay is at significant risk of sea level rise due to climate change. >>> another moment of silence to honor the victims of the attack at the london bridge the chimes of big ben echoing throughout the city for one minute this morning. people across england stopping what they wee doing to honor the victims of satu

so we will see it every day. montgomery drive, headlights moving in the eastbound direction looking good, you can see neighbors out there, also 202 near king of prussia taillights moving in the northbound direction, headlights moving in the southbound direction, beautiful sky starting to shape up. but we have an accident investigation, investigation underway, accident around 3:45 underway in princeton, new jersey. route one northbound and southbound now are closed, between harrison street and washington road. your alternate would be route 206, for a while it was just one side and now both side north and south. factor that into your morning commute this morning. i will let you know when that clears. we have another accident here in new jersey turnpike southbound pennsylvania route 322 partial right lane is block, we will talk about more construction when we come back in 10 minutes, rahel, back over to you. >>> hundreds of the supporters turned out for mural arts philadelphia annual wall ball. colorful celebration

"i am 100% willing to testify." the words of president donald trump repaired to respond undergrowth about his conversations with former fbi director james comey. and dw reporters prepare to take the country's pulls on a nationwide road trip. i'm sarah harmon, welcome to the show. it's good to have you with us. british prime minister theresa may is resisting stepping down and says she will form a minority government after the snap election that she called in hopes of strengthening her mandate. conservatives losing their majority in parliament. she plans to work with northern ireland's democratic unionist party. >> this is hardly the way she imagined things. there were no smiles as may made the traditional journey to buckingham palace for the queens go ahead to form a government. she insist only her conservatives have that mandate. though they will need some help. >> what this country needs more than ever is certainty. having secured the largest number of votes in the greatest number of seats in the general election,

i will be honest.at equities have gone up in the provider last couple of months has been a bit of a head scratcher for me. i cannot really understand why that would be in a world where there are likely to be fewer people who will have insurance. alix: and a broader 4000 foot wide perspective, we wind up -- the story is that ceos have tons of cash. they are not spending because of uncertainty in d.c. is that aired a true for m&a? -- narrative true for m&a? dale: it's a bad year for m&a is the narrative and that's not so. we are on par with 2016, 1 of the top years for m&a. we are down from play 16, 1 of the biggest years in history. we are a little down from 2016, but we are study. this is a slower market than 2015 or 2016, but by no means debt. dead. david: you have said that hurdle rates have really not gone up. as a cfo taking look, doesn't make sense. it to find by cost of capital. cost of capital must've gone down. how can it be that the hurdle rates have not gone up? dale: it is useful to do a tho

there will be people who will not be happy with this. it shows the british government is not an impartial mediator in this deal. let's be very clear. there is no coalition. -- what isi c could called a confident and supply arrangement. the dup will support the conservative minority government on key votes. getting with the queen's speech. it is read by the queen but it is written by the government. that gives the political legislative agenda of the government. that has to get the majority. the dup will vote with the government and support it in order for teresa's mays government to be able to govern. the briritish government will release a document on the rights of eu citizens living in the united kingdom. what more can you tell us on this document? >> we need to await the publication of that document. it's an awful lot of questions. that wasno doubt always going to be formidable. that wasas dominated by the legislation needed to enshrined eu legislation into british legislation. parliamentary life will be dominated by brexixit. we got d

they are willing to say we will solve the 3 million but we will leave the 1 million standing.illion standing. we want to solve the four million and we offered this in december, but the european union did not agree to deal with that in december. we will deal with that in december. we will deal with that in december. we will deal with it at the very first... the million british citizens abroad we cannot deal with. this is why your negotiating strategy is a fa ntasy. your negotiating strategy is a fantasy. we saw jeremy your negotiating strategy is a fantasy. we saneremy corbyn as a man who did not is way through the complexities of this. he did not understand the difficulties of the negotiation or how to deal with the 27. he will be rolled over in the brexit negotiations if he is prime minister. it is absolute nonsense of what people will be voting for on the 8th of june what people will be voting for on the 8th ofjune is better public services and security in old age and a fully costed health service. it is a fully costed health service. it is a question of priorities, because

that will be a change.enry fernandez did mention that there are daily quotas, daily limits on how much trading can happen. he was hopeful those get lifted. lifted, who knows how much you could see each day. haidi: this fits in nicely with the year of political consolidation. what does it say about beijing's reform efforts and what is still left to be done going forward? you can expected to be touted by the leadership as a concrete example of opening the financial markets as they have been long saying they would do. many skeptics will say it is a piecemeal approach, particularly ,round the yuan, the renminbi whether they have taken a step back on that. others say it would help internationalize the use of the renminbi, something chinese policymakers have long wanted to do. these are value dominated shares in yuan, so that may be a factor. oferally, i spoke to the ceo china asset management company and an editorial board member on the msci. he said this was a tough decision to work out, a thatenging decision,

will.and city and city officials have also released a list of items that you are allowed to bring to the parade festivities. they advise bringing hats... sunscreen and plenty of water. there are also restrictions to the bags you can bring. the bags can be no larger than 16 inches long... 16 inches deep and 8 inches wide. and all bags may be searched by police and security. and if you plan on bringing a sign... city officials ask that you do not obstruct the view of anybody at the parade or rally. all signs will be allowed as long as they are no bigger than an 18-inch square... and there is no obscene language. ( james ) thanks will.( mark ) now let's go to lydia pantazes who is live at the walnut creek bart station with tips on how best to get to the celebration. lydia. ( lydia )the trains are expected to be packed and the lines long as people ride bart into oakland for tomorrow's parade.(take vo)here's what it looked like back in 2015, during the last nba championship parade.in order to ma

showers close, but we will be dry. showers approach the metro and the cloud cover increases after the sun sets. between nine and 10:00, some showers west of town and i will show them on your futurecast. south easterly wind is in place and we will be into the 80s even though we have cloud cover out there. at 8:00 tonight, a pretty good storm with heavy rain west of culpeper and areas south and west of d.c. will be in that pocket with heavier showers and showers extend all the way through maryland. they fizzle out by 10:00 and the best chance of showers will remain west of 95 and will dry out overnight with cloud cover sticking around to leave us on the warmer side first thing tomorrow morning. 60s for most areas. on friday, we stay dry and we have to monitor this yellow weather alert later on for friday afternoon and evening. watch what happens. by 12:00, dry and for your lunch hour, you don't need the umbrella. back to the mid-80s with temperature changes tomorrow and the storms grow during the afternoon. at 2:30 and t

ireland peter 0 mahony will captain the side. sam warburton will be on the bench. he was meant to be joined there by owen farrell, before the fly half was ruled out with a thigh strain. with the test a week away, this was expected to be a first choice team. we've got to make sure we are not fully showing our hand, keeping some combinations back. we need to keep the all blacks guessing a little bit about what the final squad maybe. so far, in new zealand, the lions have found hazards at every turn. the maoris will be no different. this is their moment and they intend to seize it. good news for those who like the warmer conditions i think? it will turn hot for some of us. a few like that sort of thing you are in for a treat. a nice start to the day in some parts of the uk with some good spells of sunshine. many of us will be worn with good spells of sunshine but maybe not for all. it has been a bit cloudy in wales but that cloud is showing signs of breaking up. macleod was the north—west. that brings a little bit of rain with it. winds from the south—west and that br

peeks of sunshine out there, and it will be hot and it will be humid.have got the southwest pump of moisture and warm air, and what that does is allow for a sticky and uncomfortable afternoon ahead. here are the forecast high temperatures for us. 90 degrees, the peak we should see near center city, near the upper 80s as well where we could see a spot shower or even an isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon hours. right now you see nothing on the board. and looking at 87, and 88 in allentown for the forecast high temperature for today. and we're up to the upper 80s as well for trenton, voorhees, and near 80 degrees at the jersey shore. now, this is by no means a washout today. if you have plans outside with dad you can do them, and it's not going to be very comfortable in the afternoon with these temperatures, and the feels-like temperatures will be in the 90s, but you don't have to cancel them because of stormy weather because that comes tomorrow. we are in a flood watch along the 95 corridor. monday afternoon through monday evening, we have issued a fi

we will take.hat this is 95 southbound, no delays as of yet but as we get toward that 6:00 o'clock hour you know what the deal is. is there an issue here in glenside mount carmel avenue is closed, between houston avenue as tyson avenue, alternate is glenside, that is because of the water main break, and big one, 12-inch water main they think they will have it cleaned up by early this afternoon. that is a good thing but for right now skate around that one. also this to keep an eye on 10:00 a.m. there will be construction on the schuylkill expressway westbound between route one, city avenue and the blue route, which is part of the larger scale construction we have been telling but so that is a mess, also a mess, on i-95, more construction, later on this morning so write it down, get ready for it, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. left lane will be closed between allegheny and bridge street so that should be a fun mess to get through. also on the parkway two things to tell but one southbound, one northbound we

going into the weekend, it will be dry for most, there will be sunny spells. it will turn warmer.bout 30 celsius. good morning, this is bbc newsroom life. the headlines. 17 people have now been confirmed dead — and that number is expected to rise — following the west london tower block fire. 37 people are receiving treatment — 17 of whom are in a critical condition. emergency services say they do not expect to find any survivors. structures will need to be built to ensure the floors are safe. before we do that we will utilise a specialist training that we have in conjunction with the metropolitan police that will go through the building and the area looking for identification of people. —— training team. the desperate search for missing friends and relatives continues. even my children, they could not sleep. we came near to the building around three o'clock and we came to the ambulances around four o'clock. the prime minister theresa may has been visiting grenfell tower. as the investigation into the cause of the blaze gets underway, the labour party is calling for an inquiry into

under president donald trump, america will lead in space once again and the world will marvel.applause] president trump recognizes that america needs a cohesive approach to the last and greatest frontier. that's why i'm especially excited to announce after more than two decades from when it was disbanded that soon president trump will relaunch the national space council and it will be my great honor as vice president of the united states to chair the new national space council in washington, d.c. america needs a national space council once again. twice before in our nation's history, our nation had a federal body charged with advising the president on national strategy for space. the first space council helped marshal america's energy and skills during the infancy of our nation's attempts to reach the stars. it was under the council's watch that america put a man, the first man in outer space and put a man on the moon in less than a decade between. our national space council will re-energize the pioneering spirit of america in space. it will ensure that america never again lose

it will make washing machines. they will invest $380 million and create 950 full-time jobs. t.ice increasing it's actively managed funds, despite the shift towards passive funds. they plan to expand distribution outside the u.s., creating multi-asset funds and boosting technology. beatentock funds have 75% of peers in the last decade. 1200 jobs cut in the u.s. -- u.k. with rising cost pressures higher minimumof wage levels and the weaker pound. workforce its global by 15% in the last fiscal year. take a look at where european equities are trading. four minutes away from the finish of the wednesday session with stocks lower for the fifth day in seven. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: live from london and new york, this is the european close. stocks finishing the wednesday session, stoxx 600 down as much as 1% and up as much as -- touch and go whether it will fall for the fifth day in seven. banks among the gaming industry groups. so much to tell you about we do not know where to start. in portugal and said the bank of england monetary policy committee may meet to begin raising inter

she will not do that though, will she? the prime minister of the uk and all that that means or both she is putting the conservative party and even more her own leadership first and foremost? i had the privilege of working with a number of prime ministers, tony blair, gordon brown, i have worked withjohn major blair, gordon brown, i have worked with john major and david blair, gordon brown, i have worked withjohn major and david cameron. they would never have ever done such a thing. in which you would actually risk the stability of the political process of northern ireland and the peace process itself. by brokering politics in order to cling on to your office in ten downing street. that was shaun woodward for —— former labour secretary for northern ireland. priti patel has gone into ten downing street, we wait to hear what has happened to her. we have heard that alun cairns has kept his role as secretary of state for wales, so another individual who is staying in the same position. much more on that at five o‘clock and all

heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime.york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> welcome back, check out the incredible, time lapse, this is chopper three, it is catching the sunsetting, on our longest day of the year, yesterday, we had about 15 hours, 34 seconds to be exact of daylight, isn't that just gorgeous. wow. >> bye-bye, sun. >> good night moon. >> good night moon. we read it at least twice a week with the girl. >> i can actually quote it. i know there are many mommas out there that can dot exact same thing. that is not a big feat. all right. so not only we have beautiful sunset but we are looking to beautiful sunrise. this is just gorgeous. this is one of my most favorite camera shots in the neighborhood network since we are given wonderful opportunity to see that sunrise every single morning. it is one of the biggest pros waking up as early as we do. 58 degrees at kutztown area middle school. beautiful colors. we will take you to the shore where it is an absolutely phenom

of course now there will be lots leaf reading on when the next set hike will be and when it will unwindheir balance sheet. that will be the topic that dominates the conversation around the fed. i want to mention that about 45 minutes ago we had news from the washington post about robert --ller looking into investigating trump for possible obstruction of justice. hop into my bloomberg quickly and take a look at what happened to the s&p many futures. drop, it looks quite dramatic here. downid see a definite move after that news came out. i think it drive some the point about how nervous people are about the trump presidency, and that we might see proceedings like this that will eventually lead to what they call impeachment proceedings. that is the whisper around washington. that gives you a sense of the nervousness in the market. shery: i sense of nervousness you can also feel in the tech sector there. we have seen the tech selloff come back in the u.s. it is also felt in the u.s. -- asian trading session. new zealand, the only market that is open. we did get data out of new zealand. the

i am owe optimistic in 2020 we will continue to fight. we will not go away.embers are more and more mobilized. i look forward to the day when our children and our teachers and entire city of philadelphia can have a great education. >> when there is a contract in place there is a different kind of environment in the schools and school district and for that we are really, really pleased, about the a agreement. >> reporter: school superintendent doctor hite is also glad union voted to approve the contract he thinks teachers working under an agreement will retain a recruit most talented staff members so school reform commission tonight will vote on the contract, mike and alex >>> we will have cameras there for sure. 6:35. >>> philadelphia's district attorney begins legal fight of his life, opening statements get underway today in the& corruption trial of the seth williams. >> lauren johnson is back on the her powe. >> reporter: prosecutors say paycheck was not big enough for philadelphia district attorney seth williams so that caused him to defraud government tak

the map will be endowed. —— will be in doubt.the country needs certainty and she was going to provide it. can she survive this?” think any short—term, yes but i don't imagine how tenure and energy to be very wrong. many tory mps think they will be looking for a new leader in the summer. that is in pa rt leader in the summer. that is in part because of the anger at the way that theresa may brought about this election totally needlessly. the campaign which was very much theresa may's campaign fought by her people and their manifesto with their approach to the election, there is a question mark about whether she could pursue courses about grammar school and social care, any majority to pursue his policies? but above all because of brexit, there is a view that she simply no longer has the authority to take britain out of the authority to take britain out of the european union because she wa nted the european union because she wanted the selection to be the moment when she told us many times that it would strengthen her hand, instead

will be.y have two top to her. we need to stay calm and stable and work this through. it cannot be business as usual. it is clearly not business as usual. it is clearly not business as usual. it is clearly not business as usual. the result is full of procuring things. are poll rating has gone up but we have had a worse result. we have lost colleagues around the country. there is turmoil going on. the next 24 hours we need stability in and we do not need any rush to see change, we need to see what the results are and if we can form a government. on the point about vote share, when you are working with the labour party the share was 30% in's or in has achieved 40%. share was 30% in's or in has achieved 4096. it has been an extraordinary night for labour. there were labour mps up and down the country wondering if they would survive the night. jeremy corbyn ran the opposite of the theresa may campaign, it was open and full of hope and popular and he was visible. it is incredible we are in this sit

emily: what will it look like? how much will it cost?to buy it over echo or google hum? >> apple wants to differentiate itself by selling something that can plug into its ecosystem. i think it is cool being able to talk to it. i use an iphone and ipad and mac. those devices do not play nice together. if i want the speaker technology, i have to go to amazon and see other services. slowly, i start ditching my iphone and ipad for this new google or amazon ecosystem. apple needs to put a stop to this. that is one of the main reasons they have to do the speaker. emily: one of the main reasons to use amazon echo is to order paper towels. will we be able to do that? >> there will be integration with the developer community. they will probably have an app store or framework so people can fill out application and programs you can control with your voice. last year, they opened siri to developers on a small scale. i would not be surprised to see that go to a new level where you can do more with your voice, especially geared toward the speaker rath

it will be real hands to the pump, so it will be real hands to the pump, so to speak and everyone willforced the all blacks for making changes to their side. here is our by changes to their side. here is our rugby reporter chris jones changes to their side. here is our rugby reporter chrisjones who has been following the tour with the kiwi perspective. right here in the new zealand hotel where both teams have made their sides. there has been a war of words between warren gatland and steve hansen. steve hansen has tried to play it down. we can get the perspective of a top broadcast journalist. jim, the war of words has been happening this week, what to make of steve hansen's attitude, and also changing the line with farrell and sexton starting? when you are1—0 up farrell and sexton starting? when you are 1—0 up you can make comments. steve hansen was riding the moral high horse pretty loud and proud. he has not missed one opportunity to have a subtle dig. he said the lions are magnificent with the ball in hand, they should do it more often. he has had those little su btle more often. he