of held him until police arrived investigators say they have no evidence of any terrorist motive yvette's prosecutor made this statement a short time ago. the suspects identity has now been established he is a thirty four year old german citizen there are currently no indications that he has become politically radicalized in any way yet the actor and. correspondent mark zandi joins us now from welcome back a police searching for any other suspects. well as of now there's no indication that there was any other suspect some there's a lot of speculation and investigators of this actually started questioning. vick victims of witnesses and the suspect himself was being held there will be brought in front of a judge tomorrow. on what do we know about the people who were injured. we know for sure that at least ten people were injured about six were stabbed by them by the perpetrator and some others got injured while trying to get off the bus in a panic and the bus driver himself was also attacked by this suspect while he was trying to put out a fire that the the bad actually he try to set his ba

. >> reporter: yvette is a third generation mexican-american and has family members who have served in the armed forces. when i told larry, he apologized to her th-in- law. >> hhad the courage th and say that, th really s. don't yocountry. am diane king hall joins us live from the new york stock exchange with this morning's moneywatch report... go enny! in >>> new tariffs are expected to begin soon, and diane king hall has more from the new york stock exchange with our money watch report. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. global market action, asian shares rallied today. on friday the dow climbed 99 points and nasdaq almost 102. more than a thousand products are set to be more expensive as the trade battle kicks off after new tariffs on chinese goods. china hit back with economic penalties of equal measure, so products like frozen beef, ples things will get more expensive. according to real estate research, the nation's average is still rising. and the soda tax is a sweet deal in seattle. a $1.75 an ounce surcharge went into effect january 1st, bringing in nearly $4.5 million in

and till today insisted he has nothing he has done nothing wrong yvette you know these violations committed are not real because cattery citizens still live and work in the u.a.e. and i still being allowed into the u.s. . i mean they have been saying this and they are saying this and they will be saying this in the future as all you can see this after the. decisions and still they are repeating the same story again but qatar was able to prove that they. qatari people have been discriminated against by showing evidence of this not by talking about it it's really that we are living in this country we have relatives we have a friends we have colleagues we have people all of these people have been discriminated against especially students and relatives and. families ok let me bring in africa in london now what's your reading of this ruling do you think it's a victory for qatar. well i think it might be a victory for carter but it's an even bigger victory for the international system i think that what we're seeing here is one party using the the the the concept of the right is might and the othe

he has since apologised — but the former cabinet minister, yvette cooper, said that wasn't enough.do you condemn the comments by peter willsman? completely, ithink he needs to be suspended from the party and his comments have no place in a political party especially from someone political party especially from someone supposedly so experienced. i think what needs to happen on the issueis think what needs to happen on the issue is thatjeremy corbyn needs to come out and make it clear it does not matter who these people are that there is no space for people who are anti—semitic in the labour party, as simple as that. do you know when peter willsman made these comments, was it two weeks ago? the meeting was it two weeks ago? the meeting was a few weeks ago, i have been out of the country so i only came across them in the media. i think it is important to remember that the vast majority of labour party members are committed to fighting racism and prejudice and this is an important distraction from the work that they are trying to do. but when they are not dealt with efficiently and qui

salmon pune and who was thirty eight had successfully delivered tanks yvette to the trapped boys and their football coach but he lost consciousness on his dive back it is very risky please think about it a navy seal just passed away last night so how about a twelve year old kid. there's a renewed sense of urgency to find a way to free the twelve boys and their coach they've been stuck in this cave for almost two weeks with oxygen levels drilling and more heavy rain expected officials are aware there is no time to lose. previously we thought the boys could live there for a long time. but now everything is changed we really only have a limited time. for the boys relatives it makes the waiting even harder. over you know what i mean use and it is still dangerous to come out here and polite. but there are some worried he's never dived but can swim a little bit. rescuers are trying to provide a line of air to reach the youth football team but as they're trapped four kilometers inside the cave nothing about this operation is straightforward. for more on that operation i'm joined by journali

and till today insisted he has nothing he has done nothing wrong yvette you know these violations committed are not real because cattery citizens still live and work in the u.a.e. and i still being allowed into the u.s. . i mean they have been saying this and they are saying this and they will be saying this in the future as all you can see this after the. decisions and still they are repeating the same story again but qatar was able to prove that they are qatari people have been discriminated against by showing evidence of this not by talking about it it's really that we are living in this country we have relatives we have a friends we have colleagues we have people all of these people have been discriminated against especially students and relatives and. families ok let me bring in africa in london now what's your reading of this ruling do you think it's a victory for qatar. well i think it might be a victory for carter but it's an even bigger victory for the international system i think that what we're seeing here is one party using the the the the concept of the right is might and the o

we're joined now by dr yvette 0ade, who is the medical director of the leeds teaching hospitals nhs trusts. you could keep pumping money into it. you could. since the nhs was warned 70 years ago, the development have been enormous. the things that we can do now for patients are just endless, really.” suppose the reason i was asking that is that there will never be enough. that is not the only answer to improving the nhs. it is not. we have to modernise our ways of working and make them fit for the future, and actually, the way people use technology now, we all behave differently in the way we book holidays, go to the supermarket. and actually, the way we use healthcare as individuals, i think we need to modernise as citizens, but also the hospitals and services need to modernise so that we can make the best of what we do have. what are the key treasure point that you are seeing? you are talking to your doctor '5 day in, day out, what is the priority? what they are saying is. it is notjust the volume, it is the complexity. so now we have lots of patients who have several long—term conditio

yvette cooper. all circumstances as a matter of principle. yet, in this case the home secretary seems to have unilaterally ripped up those principles on a friday afternoon in summer. principles on a friday afternoon in summer. what does he think principles mean and what does he think all circumstances mean it somehow be circumstances are not all circumstances? isn't he saying that principles mean nothing to the uk government any more?” principles mean nothing to the uk government any more? i am not saying that and the home secretary didn't rip up unilaterally. the home secretary followed the advice and guidance that has been in existence for many years which allows ministers to sometimes or to seek the ability to share evidence where there is an absence of assurances. that is what the has been there for many years. the uk is a proud member of the council of europe and the council of europe has made the abolition of capital punishment one of its main priority. it has been fighting for 30 years to out

yvette cooper.iffs for the uk? no, if you look at the concept of reciprocity is in the white paper. what we propose is there would be a formula arrangements so there would be a formula agreement for sums of money collected by the uk for the goods coming notjust to the uk but into the european union through the uk and a sum of money that would be related to those goods that would enter the european union destined for the united kingdom. it sounds complicated. it is not. what is happening at the border first, at our border, we will collect eu tariffs for goods heading to the eu. will we all will we not expect eu countries to collect our tariffs on goods destined to the uk? what we have put in the white paper and expect is eu countries, in fact the way the eu does this is not necessarily through individual countries in terms of the way payments are made, but that sums of money that would be relevant for goods entering the eu destined for the uk would be paid to the uk. there would be reciprocity in pay

yvette cooper. has changed? it has. actually, i didn't say nothing has. actually, i didn't say nothing has changed. i said our position had evolved and we have set out more details in our position and i believe that this is the position thatis believe that this is the position that is absolutely right for the uk. the best brexit deal for britain that gives us delivery on brexit and protects jobs and makes sure that we maintain our commitment to northern ireland in relation to the border and that we can have a smooth and orderly brexit. the prime minister is not dealing with the theory of leaving the eu, she‘s dealing with the practice of leaving the eu. can she assure me that the agreement from chequers allows the situation to continue with uk getting more inward investment over the last 30 yea rs, inward investment over the last 30 years, with both parties, then we could have anticipated, and that is good news for the future of the engineering industry as well as all those other jobs engineering in