former president trump is back in washington right now. looking to bring a new unity to the republican party and he will be hosting meetings with lawmakers, business leaders, and potential candidates for the vice presidency. he is expected to speak at the national republican vittorio committee later this afternoon. we will be monitoring his movements in washington all hour long. hello, everyone. this is outnumbered, i am kayleigh mcenany and here is my cohost, emily compagno, along with cheryl casone, and kaylee mcghee white, and fox news contributor, attorney, and former nypd inspector, paul mauro. first, let s go live on capitol hill. hey, kayleigh. it s been quite the circus here in washington, d.c., as we hop around different parts of the city following the president on his whirlwind tour of washington, the nation s capital. she s with the ceos of different businesses at a roundtable, trying to sell his economic policy and trying to win some donors. next, he will be c
the usb memory stick. he sold the firm for $1.6 billion but describes it as one of his biggest regrets. stay tuned and we ll tell you why. and as lab grown diamonds become more popular, today we want to know, would you mind if the diamond in your engagement ring was man made. let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. later today the uk s trade secretary liam fox will be in washington to discuss a preliminary trade deal ahead of britain s departure from the european union. a final trade agreement cannot be ratified until the uk formally leaves the eu, but the two nations are keen to lay the foundations for what the us president expects to be, a very, very big deal . in an interview with the bbc, mr fox said that uk us trade is currently worth nearly $220 billion. but this could increase by as much as $52 billion if trade barriers between the countries are removed. for now though the process cannot begin in earnest because the uk is not
off toa off to a snappy start social media company snap inc surges on the sharemarket debut. and as the chinese super league prepares to kickoff, we explain why it has become football s latest financial superpower. welcome to asia business report. many of you would have heard of it, snapchat, an app popular among teenagers and well known for the quirky video features as well. now it is the tech listing of the year. shares of the company behind the app went 44% up when they listed, in the largest share sale from a tech company since china s alibaba three years ago. earlier, i spoke with dave lee. it has gone very well. they could have sold the shares several times over if they wa nted shares several times over if they wanted to. they began the day at $17. it was above what many thought the price would be. in the course of the price would be. in the course of the day it rose to $26.05. at the close of market, it is $211.48. so, very impressive for snap. we have seen this befo
of support for @torres. he s stable and conscious. he ll spend the night in hospital and undergo more tests tomorrow. on the pitch, it needed an antoine griezman goal in the 68th minute for diego simeone‘s side to take a point back to the capital after florin andone had given the hosts the lead in the 13th minute. but it still leaves them 11 points adrift of leaders, barcelona. elsewhere on an eventful thursday, sevilla have moved to within a point of second placed real madrid and two points off leaders, barca, after vicente iborra followed up on stevanjovetic‘s missed penalty to ensure a 1 0 win with his seventh league goal of the season. staying in spain, and it was back to work as normal for barcelona coach luis enrique on thursday. he took training, the day after he announced he would be leaving his role at the end of the season. the 46 year old gave the news of his imminent departure after his side beat sporting gijon 6 1 to go top of spain s primera division. sevil
Shortly after the covenant shooting, and the republican colleagues of this week special session, they are showing blatant disrespect for the memories of those that have been slaved and survived thereafter. what conversations have you had with your colleagues about this level of disregard for just human life? i continue to urge my colleagues to do something about preventing gun violence. and instead we are seeing laws being put forward by my colleagues, who instead want to count the number of mass shootings that occur. they want to make sure that we have a lurches stems for when mishitting s have been in our schools. but they don t want to do anything to present assault rifles from getting to the school. hasse they don t want to do anything from preventing people who shouldn t have guns from having access to them. so all the legislations system has become as an opportunity for us to prepare for tragedies instead of preventing. them the same colleagues are gonna be the one who offer th