Thinks there could be a demand problem. Power lunch starts right now the dow in triple sdwrdigits take a look at the financials. The worst performing sector today on track for its worst week since march it wasnt the drop. It was the rally ta got every ones attention. The dow has dropped 1200 points at its low this afternoon. Leading the pook wack was semi conductors it was all those names analog, qualcomm and micron. I want to keep an eye on those big names. Home depot, mcdonalds, costco, nike industrials did okay but their rally was much, much more muted. Caterpillar but not as much as more growthy oriented stocks i think the other important thing is probability of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve for this month now 90 probability of a rate cut, 50 in december as well you can see yields also stop going down just about the same time as the market stops going down melissa, back to you kelly, back to you thanks very much. President trump talking all angles of the china trade deal earlie
Immunisation programme. Facebook is threatening our safety thats the stark warning from the home secretary, who is calling on the social networking giant to rethink its plans to make its messages more private. Sir rod stewart surprises the bride and groom whose dream wedding was nearly ruined by the thomas cook collapse. Andrew and sharon were here on the sofa with us last week. Well speak to them from las vegas. And ex hurricane crosses our shores but not going to realise it, most of us. But not going to realise it, most of us. For most cloudy days. Brighter later. Your forecast right here on brea kfast later. Your forecast right here on breakfast later. Its friday the 4th of october. Our top story its been another glorious night for british athletics, as Katarina Johnson thompson won heptathlon gold at the World Championships. She set a new british record in doha last night, breaking Jessica Ennis hills score from the london olympics. Her victory came 2a hours after Dina Asher Smith
Hello its friday, its ten oclock, im joanna gosling. An undercover investigation by the bbc has uncovered clerics in iraq offering children for sale in temporary marriages. Well talk to yanar mohammed, who works in iraq, helping female survivors of Sexual Violence. A paralysed man has been able to move all four of his limbs using the power of his mind and a special suit. In his only bbc interview, well talk one of the team behind the exoskeleton. A report due to be published in the next half hour into an investigation into an alleged vip paedophile ring which turned out not to exist, is expected to strongly criticise Scotland Yard. And personal trainer matt lindsays photos of his body transformation were taken from instagram and used to promote diet pills hed never used. Well talk to him and ask what you can do to stop your personal pictures being used without your consent. Hello. Welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. Do you believe everything you see on social med
Millions of customers are being penalised by staying loyal to their Insurance Companies warns the financial watchdog. 0h oh yeah oh yeah all right. And coming up on the programme, the beatles abbey road album returns to number one in the uk, 50 years after it first topped the charts. Good evening. The duke of sussex has begun legal action against the publishers of the sun and mirror, in relation to alleged phone hacking. Documents have been filed on behalf of prince harry at the High Court Regarding the alleged illegal interception of voice mail messages. A spokeswoman for News Group Newspapers, which owns the sun and the now defunct news of the world, said. We confirm that a claim has been issued by the duke of sussex. We have no further comment to make at the current time. Earlier our royal correspondent jonny dymond told me there are two separate but linked legal actions taking place. Against News Group Newspapers which owns the sun, used to own the news of the world, which was prob
Out there for some. Its wednesday, the 8th of may. Our main story. The parents of 11 children, who died after what they say were the failings of social media, have called on rishi sunak and keir starmer to do more to protect young people online. In an open letter, they say theyre disappointed by the lack of ambition shown by the regulator, ofcom, which has today set out its plans to force Tech Companies to make their platforms safer. Our correspondent Angus Crawford reports. I want to know what theyve got to say, and i want them to meet people with lived experience. Its really important to try and understand what ofcom are doing because from the outside they seem to be doing so little, which is ridiculous and frustrating. Brianna and molly, their short lives spurring their parents on to try and make the online world a safer place for all children. We showed them posts and pictures, easy to find on social media of self harm, suicide and eating disorders. Had you, um. Had you seen conten