today, zak, who has onlyjust turned 15, was back at school studying for his gcses.rts. and emerson at the age of 15 years and 73 days, making history last night. today he is back to studying gcs the history. it's a realfeeling today but of the sea last night did not get home till late and it's been surreal and unbelievable. when he stepped onto the speech last night he became the second youngest player ever to play in the english football league. if he plays in the fa copy will break that competition's record and asked by every player passed by the ultimate goal of paying for ingram that record is held by everything who played when he was i7. everything who played when he was 17. it's very rare he doesn't come around often but to be fair he lives and breathes it and he does everything right. nobody when these opportunities are given to them his isjust that he is back in school. today's pe lesson was not shooting practice. just bringing him back down to earth and he is a level— headed down to earth and he is a level—headed lad. down to earth and he is a level-headed

for more, i caught up with a bloomberg opinions columnist cyril hall stack -- sarah hall zak. >> theyd in e-commerce comprised 60% of their sales in a court filing, and that would be a lower penetration then we see for the apparel business overall. you just don't have to look that far to see the companies that are sort of eating forever 21's lunch. fashion know the -- fashionnova is a great one, tailored to instagram from the start, and forever 21 has suffered at the hands of brands like that. taylor: you mentioned instagram. talk to me -- how has social media and instagram changed the way the marketing, really, and the way these fast fashion retailers can or cannot survive? >> a lot of these retailers have had to partner with influencers and fashionnova has gotten the likes of cardi b and kylie jenner to hawk their products on instagram. forever 21 has maybe had a little bit less success in that realm. instagram is also rolling out features like shoppable posts that all of these brands have to figure out how to try to master and keep up with. it is important for any retail branch to

zpoit buying back tens of billions of zak. >> we knew that. the exciting part was growing. wearables. >> and the stock up 57% on the year. >> i'm just going by apple but pushing back onthe view that i was a bat bad report. >> held on gain dan i almost feel like no matter what apple was going to tell us, you would say, apple is bad news >> because apple gave a good message yesterday and you're still saying, do you believe the guidance >> listen if you believe theired guidance when they gave -- when they gave that holiday quarter that year then you got screwed that's stock went down 40%. >> how many times peak to trough. >> how many times have they guideden with been low on guidance a lot of times. >> sandbagging. >> they used to sand bag. >> apple is not the aggregate sales number our you're in the playing apple. playing more fortunate revenue mechanics and margin mix. >> the revenue mix iphones go fieer. >> the $15 million services company alone. >> installed base is not growing. >> i'll say it wasn't a bad report it wasn't a bad report and so you may. >> versus low expect

zak wagman is a conservative party member and student.our and green in the past. this time he'll vote labour because, he says, of the nhs. claire bradwell is a tory memberfrom sheffield. fay rahman from london voted to remain in the referendum but isn't yet sure how she'll vote. liz needham is a member of the lib dems and wants brexit scrapped. and in inverness isjerry lambert who is supporting the snp. he says independence for scotland is more important than brexit right 110w. we also have with us three parliamentary candidates who are all standing for parliament for the first time. chloe hutchinson, she's the liberal democrat candidate for swansea east, currently held by labour. faiza shaheen who's standing for labour in chingford and a conservative seat. dr anwara ali who's standing for the conservatives in the seat of harrow west that's currently held by labour. how do you feel about us still being in the eu? i didn't want to leave the eu, so i am happy that we are still in, but in scotland we have got to take our own decisions about