major storms in the north sea have also been making their mark. more than 400 employees in the oil fields. the accident killed one person on wednesday. >> fierce winter storms blast across the north steep -- the north sea. a freak wave struck a platform. heading in the direction of conoco phillips and b.p. rigs. the barge eventually missed the rigs. emergency measures had to be taken. >> the situation has become a lot worse for us. it has been decided to totally remove all staff. there will be no people left. >> bp says it takes 24 hours. phil: one of america's best-known entertainers has appeared in court. over the last year, dozens of women have come forward with allegations that bill cosby drugged and sexually assaulted them. for the most part, he maintained his innocence. >> bill cosby arrives with his lawyers in a suburb of philadelphia. there, he was arraigned before a district judge. he is to remain free pending bail. a few hours earlier, montgomery county prosecutor kevin steele announced the first criminal charges against the once beloved

i'm termed we build a bridge to the future for all those involved in the north sea.oing to helpdive thers s billion of support for the north sea and implementing the review [sd go to aberdeen tomorrow to see whatho more we can do to he. >> jeremy corbin. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the 71r s anniversary of the liberation we have to remember the deepest, darkest days of inhumanity that happened then and the genocides that sadly happened since and educate another generation to avoid those for all time in the future. i thank the prime minister for what he said. rate o mr. speaker, independent experts suggested that google is paying an effective tax rate of aroundt 3%. does the about prime minister dg that figure? >> let's be clear. th're talking about tax that should have been collected undee labor government arranged by a conservative government. giabout.at we're talking i do dispute the figures that he gives. it quite rightly this is done w independently by hmrc but i'm se absolutely clear that no government has done more than rl this one to crack down on tax evasion a

this causes real difficulties for the north sea and we can see the effects in east. i'm determined that we build a bridge to the future to all those involved in the north sea. we are going to help the export, expertise, help the economy's diversify. we've announced 1.3 billion of support. we are implementing the review. we will be saying more about what we can do to help the vital industry on this vital time. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. on behalf of the opposition can i welcome the remarks about holocaust. we have to remember the deepest, darkest days of inhumanity that happens now and the genesides that have happened. i thank the prime minister for what he said. mr. speaker, independent experts suggest that had google is paying tax rate on uk profits of around 3%. does the prime minister dispute that figure? [shouting] >> well, let's be clear what we are talking about here. we are talking about tax that should have been collected under a labour government raised by a conservative government. that's what we are talking about. i do dispute the figures that h

everyone was assuming that russia and/or the north sea or somewhere would have seen dramatic declinesse of these low oil prices. with russia at record production and the north sea looking great, has beenreturn of iran a long time coming. people thought we would have cleared some room for that by now. we're really congested. betty: everyone all on full speed at this point. thank you so much. the european head of energy research at citigroup. our next guest says all this volatility will create buying opportunities for those who have a lot of risk and those who are patient. first, you have to think small. eric marshall is the comanager of the high just small-cap fund. fund.ges small-cap you were just listening to our prior guest. i want to get your take on what he was sing about more bad news for oil. >> this is really a supply driven problem. we don't know exactly where oil is going to stabilize in the near term. productionina, opec and what the dollar does relative to other currencies all playing a big part in where oil goes in the near term. at the hodges funds, we are not try to pred

thousands of dutch revelers braved cold plunge in the north sea. they hit the water as part of a tradition thought to date back to the 19-60's. the event is now held as a charity fundraiser with each swimmer required to buy a ticket. across the netherlands, 40-thousand people planned to take the frigid swim. more mass shootings and more scandal. 20-15 seems like a year of history repeating. mary moloney looks at the national stories that made headlines this year. << long manhunt that ended with one inmate dead and another back behind bars. i'm mary moloney reporting.this was a tragically recurring scene during 20-15. crowds fleeing another mass shooting. from a military center in chattanooga... to a college campus in roseburg, oregon... then a mass shooting at a health center in san bernardino that authorities say may have been inspired by isis. president obama called it an act of terrorism. (president obama): "the threat from terrorism is real. but we will overcome it." in roanoke... two journalists were killed when a gunman opened fire during the

a fierce storm in the north sea has forced oil companies to evacuate drilling platforms in the north sea. they're worried about a possible collision with a barge that tore loose from its moorings. the storm system is the same one that's brought widespread flooding in britain over the last week. back in this country, three top aides to republican presidential candidate ben carson resigned today. the campaign manager, deputy manager and communications director said they're stepping down immediately. they cited frustrations with outside advisors. carson was, for a time, the g.o.p. front-runner, but his poll numbers have since fallen. wall street ended the year on a downer. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 180 points to close at 17,425. the nasdaq fell 58 points. and the s&p 500 dropped 19. for the year, the dow was down 2%, and the s&p was down a fraction of one percent, but the nasdaq gained more than 5.5%. and, the largest container ship ever to visit the u.s., entered san francisco bay today, and it was a tight fit. the "benjamin franklin" passed under the gold gate bridge

an island on the north sea, known for its picturesque coast, luxury properties and the celebrities whoere every summer. while some might regard sylt as an exclusive playground for the rich, it turned out to be a sanctuary for the destitute somalian, one that has provided him with a job and for the very first time in his life, a home to call his own. reporter: abdihakiin mohamed abdurahman's dangerous journey from somalia to sylt took eight years. he crossed the sahara, was locked up in lybian jails, and finally made it across the mediterranean. now he's found freedom in list in the far north of germany. reporter: abdurahman's life in a better world began in the locker room of fc united sylt. a soccer team that consists entirely of refugees. they have all experinced similar ordeals. after one of the matches, a volunteer helped abdurahman find a job. here, at the five-star arosa sylt hotel, this luxury spa has offered work to three refugees in all. hotel manager gordon debus gives him a warm welcome. today, abdurahman will be signing his first ever employment contract. it's a first for t

north allowing temperatures to tumble. as soon those clouds will start to clear. it's creating rough seas for boaters, which is why a small-craft advisory is in alert until 12:30 this afternoon. we are looking for a cool breeze through tuesday. tomorrow morning could be the chilliest with temperature readings dropping down in the low 50s and few upper 40s. by the middle part of the week, we are staying quiet and cool acrosshe area. the extended outlook is calling for warmer friday that couldld warm us down >>> and off the satellites, a car mashing into a gas station nearly hitting a woman inside. the accident in sydney, australia caught on camera. the car flies into the convenience store just missing her. the collision triggering a gas leak dragging the two car passengers to safety >>> a rescue off sea, the ship two respond hoisting the men hoisting them to helicopter and taking them to the hospital. >>>nd dish for the entire family. >>> i'm belkys nerey. on the next bite, we're going south of the border. next. >>> today we're going south of the border and we're going to make an a mexican

towards sandpiper road crossing the area is not too far south there of not silent hill over to the north sea and bridge back to sand ridge road a limb down through nemo and upon go to the light rain there as well without a few other scattered or isolated showers countries right now at fifty degrees winds out of the east northeast that'll continue. another eleven mph despite a forecast for tomorrow is fifty six degrees of that is what we give us and for today we said fifty four and so far we know it's been fifty one so another spot on day five in a row and now twenty six at the last twenty seven so hopefully get that back up there's even some higher numbers hunters out there right now a lot of fifteen fifty ones we get closer the coastline have a couple fifty twos and some even a couple fifty fours and fives but for the most part most of us are in the lower fifties same thing up here to the north forty nine c for forty eight langley but everybody else basically they're right around fifty or fifty one slightly cooler but not by much forty eight to fifty or sell northern neck middle peninsula a

beyond, and particular work out how we can avoid the destruction of her own oil industry in the north sea? >> my right honorable friend makes an important point which is this very big move in the oil price. it as highly beneficial effect for all our constituents were able to fill up their cars for less than one pound a liter, and that is a big increase in people's disposable income and holy welcome. a low oil price is good for the british economy, but, of course, there are other consequences and he made many of them and we need to look very carefully at how we can help our own oil and gas industry. as we were coming to the end of this session you mention one other calamity that the low oil price brings about which is the to complete collapse of the snp's policy. >> the report suggests -- [shouting] >> the honorable lady must be heard. >> recent press reports suggest some other government backbenchers would agree with me despite the fact that my back will be with the prime minister we consider to be menial -- [laughter] a reduction in the state from 100-pound a minute. the cabinet office s

the destruction of our own oil industry in the north sea.minister: my right honorable friend makes an important point. dropping oil prices has a highly beneficial effects in being able to fill up their cars with petrol. a lower oil prices is basically good for the british economy. there are other consequences. we need to look very carefully at how we can help our own oil and gas industry. we are coming to the end of prime minister's questions. led to collapse of that policy. suggestt press reports that someone agree with me calling for reduction in the aake from a hundred pounds minute. the cabinet office seems reluctant to review this industry. it refuses to bring it under scrutiny. in the prime minister assure us that the government will undertake a review of this dangerous addictive problem? minister: we have to look at this problem in this industry. we did make a series of changes including planning changes. if we keep this important situation under review. 2100 homes were flooded and three bridges were lost and for schools were flooded

north sea are being used. in the norwegian north sea, the figure is just slightly higher. did 2014. that is your bloomberg business flash. let's get a check on the markets with matt miller. matt: want to give you a couple of stocks to watch this mine. caterpillar, the dow member is being written up by baird. the selloff we are seeing has been overdone and we could get better here in caterpillar stock was down 12%. in the premarket, up 2%. apple being written up by piper jaffray. the analyst there says that the iphone seven could result in the rising 50%. it is a $533 billion company. that would be more than a quarter of a trillion dollars added to the market cap if gene munster is right. disney is another one. in an article out this weekend, saying that it offers compelling value. it has fallen to a 52-week low with an 11% drop so far year today. buying sharesiger in the stock of the company he runs yesterday. finally, i want to mention macy's. look at macy's in the premarket. right now, up 2%. if you will get a year to date, it is relatively shocking considering what we h

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yes, high cost areas like alaska and the north sea can cut back. , the economics looks very poor on priceevels for oil. saying thatguments over the next six months, we will see the supply side tightening, but i don't see much of an improvement in demand. i think we will go through this unsatisfactory price turning, brent in the lower 30's -- price churning, brent in the lower 40's and 30's. seeing on the back of week pmi data, this is not a new story. china storye rumbling through 2015. how nervous are you? chinese equity markets are down shenzhen.8% in into whatreak it down is happening in the economy. we have this ongoing divergence between the official andfacturing pmi, 49.7, another that is consistently weaker. i don't see any reason why that should change. as one looks at the drivers for the chinese economy in 2016, consumption data is still running over 10% year on year. infrastructure spending is still very strong. this restructuring of the economy with more focus on the service sector. manufacturing will remain weak. it is consistent with the imf forecast for this year, 6.3% growt

widespread rain brought the santa clara valley light ran for dublin pleasanton as a sign the map to the north sea to sea from about san ramon dr. ala even a light rain or heavy rain as vehicles and toward the golden gate bridge things are going to get more intense as to get closer to the morning commute you can almost bet your bottom dollar that it will list today this is born to be desperately needed more rain will show that to you with the seven day around the bay forecast. >>robin w: will see if it stays that way no major problems right now you can definitely expect to see a number of spinoffs letter on this morning when we start to fill the rush it will be after 5:00 right now we're looking at early commuters 4:00 they know what to do they get into san francisco before starch to back up. >>robin w: for those of you coming from an airplane across the bridge over to the toll plaza in san francisco last and 20 minutes right now over to the richmond san rafael bridge. >>anny h: howe crews are trying to prepare the area before the next time the storms hit. >>dan k: 1 and its sea wall and the other

beyond, and particular work out how we can avoid the destruction of her own oil industry in the north sea? >> my right honorable friend makes an important point which is this very big move in the oil price. it as highly beneficial effect for all our constituents were able to fill up their cars for less than one pound a liter, and that is a big increase in people's disposable income and holy welcome. a low oil price is good for the british economy, but, of course, there are other consequences and he made many of them and we need to look very carefully at how we can help our own oil and gas industry. as we were coming to the end of this session you mention one other calamity that the low oil price brings about which is the to complete collapse of the snp's policy. >> the report suggests -- [shouting] >> the honorable lady must be heard. >> recent press reports suggest some other government backbenchers would agree with me despite the fact that my back will be with the prime minister we consider to be menial -- [laughter] a reduction in the state from 100-pound a minute. the cabinet office s

group announced a $700 million impairment charge in the fourth quarter related to oil fields in the north sea. shareholders vote on january 28th and it reports full year results on february 5th. >> well, julia, it's been quite sometime. we have been waiting on the big oil majors to get going with earnings season to see what the toll will be due to the lower oil prices. shell taking some by surprise with the preliminary financial result but this 50% drop, up to 50% drop is a little bit belocon census among most analysts. however some analysts say they hold their buy rating because for one sake shell maintained it's guidance on capex plans and key here for the dividend. but a lot of uncertainty as we get closer to the voet coming up at the end of the month. shell hopes to complete that mega merger in the coming weeks. so a lot of anticipation. shell and bg both in the red. and decide whether they can justify the purchase price they pay for bg. the critical question is have they now stripped out enough cost. for all the $200 billion in capacity cuts in the last year i read that the 75 biggest oi

up to the north sea row is the real feel here in orange and sullivan county. 8 newark. single digit windchills in a lot of spots. these are the winds from overnight. 37, 38. we have a wind advisory in effect. winds will gust to about 45 today. area today. tomorrow the high-pressure ridge slides eastward. into the future here, give you a head's up toward friday and saturday, rain will be on the way for saturday morning. this afternoon windchills in the teens. 3:00, 4:00 after school nobody is near the freezing mark in the real feel out there. 6 for monticello to 19 in the park. 20 in the east end. tomorrow morning the windchills are cold in the teens and single digits but it will warm up in the afternoon. we are looking at temperatures getting above freezing. after school, kiddos, it's el coldo. dress warmly. lots of layers. you get the frostbite effects your forecast, 38 tomorrow. friday 47. the weekend we will take a closer look to that. saturday we are looking at rain in the morning and north and west. particularly cold air starts to rush in and we are starting to loo

i have darkened your shading though for the north shore and sea coast of new hampshire, up to coastal maine for the potential of some snow squalls but over the cape it is going to be generally rain and come flurries around town south of the mass pike, i just don't really see much in the way of accumulation and that's the friday set-up 40 and weather maker drifting toward northern new england and southern new hampshire the slight risk of a flurry, here you can see coming through on saturday and just not far enough south and impact local weather and 40 on saturday, 50s monday and wednesday with rain. back over to you guys. >> sara: nine-year-old has toy anyone jealous and give doll away to kids that don't have a place to put them. >> daniel: hundreds of children came to this country illegally and alone looking for find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should

times as many users. 4000 jobs will become from upstream worldwide in 2016, 600 jobs within the north seaheadlines here. tom: thank you so much. a lot of news flow there and job cuts as people right side for the new economy. let's get a single best chart right now on neil ferguson, this ideal of comparing china and india. i'm worried about the stereotypes that can be said here, but there it is. per capita gdp for china and india, back 20 years -- this is a long chart were slope matters and percent change matters. meghnad desai with us. china falling down on growth, or is it about india and modi is going to catch up? meghnad: i think both. china will grow at 5% or 6% in the foreseeable future. india can grow at 7.5% to 8%. i think they will converge together, but it will take 25 years. is a convergence of 25 years, adam posen -- when you the at olivier blanchard, template here is the gloom of the new mediocrity. do you just assume we move beyond that, back to growth for china? growth for india? or for that matter, growth for the united states? adam: you cannot assume that anymore. i think

south korea to restart loud speaker propaganda broadcasts against north sea korea at the border. >>>s chief justice is ordering to enforce the ban on same sex marn same-sex marriage. >> he says the law targeted other state bans and not alabama. a federal judge said the ruling was binding in all 50 states. >> the supreme court issued the landmark ruling seven months ago. moore has consistently fought it. an attorney for the national center for lesbian rights say anyone who follows his order is at risk for legal sanctions. >> with me now is richard cohen. he's the president a civil rights and advocacy group. your group filed an ethics complaint. it's worth noting this is not the first ethics complaint against the chief justice you've filed. >> what we've sang is that he has encouraged probate judges to defy federal court orders requiring them or prohibiting them, rather, from discriminating against same sex couples in issuing marriage license. he should be removed from office as a result. >> since this is the third ethics complaint you've filed, how likely it is you'll get any traction

don't see whole help lot coming off of it but bringities enough moise and late-morning and north shore and sea coast prone locations pick up cloud cover, especially to the north of boston here as the day goes on. mostly cloudy skies, folks. let's get ready for pockets of not all day, not all afternoon, but even overnight tonight, little bit of moisture and problem is with temperatures at or below freezing here when many of you wake up tomorrow morning, it is the potential for freezing drizzle and along the border with new hampshire, even potential for a couple flurries that can make for some slippery roads. this afternoon though we have boston up at 41 , norwood 43, plymouth and hyannis 44. let's go up to 36 in worcester and i got upper 30s into southern new hampshire. i suspect lawrence and fitchburg may also stall out upper 30s, pretty common when we get the wind off the water and pulls in the clouds and keeps things kind of cool and a little bit damp, and tonight because of the freezing drizzle and flurry potential i have slippery roads outside 128 in particular let's keep an eye on the mas

continue their tumble, an additional percent decline today following what's going on with brent north sea crude, very popular in europe as the energy vehicle of choice. and no surprise, you have the dow well off its highs as a result. sort of tick by tick following oil. remember the days when oil went down, stocks went up? those days are gone for the time being at least. all right, we've got robin mills, our energy head of consulting joining us out of dubai. robin, how bad does this get? what are you hearing? >> well, i mean, we've obviously seen oil prices fall sharply because of the return of iran which it's expected now that sanctions have been lifted, and that driven prices down. the market should have been expecting this. it's kind of funny that oil prices have fallen even further. this is pretty well telegraphed that this end of sanctions was coming. but during the rest of in this year, we are going to see a lot of iranian oil coming back on the market and, of course, that's going to keep prices down. neil: all right. i guess how far down. i've heard one brokerage house say $20 isn'

costing the local economy dearly , he actively undermines investment in the north sea and it may have serious repercussions in scotland and its development as a world leader. provided succor to terrorists and provided hatred on both sides of the atlantic. of course he has a right to be wrong, but his statements are dangerous and threaten our public safety and national security. we cannot have laws apply differently depending on people's income, public profile, or color. what does that say about us? our rules and laws must be applied consistently for all. applyme secretary must her own judgment consistently, which is what i am calling on her to do and i look forward to hearing from the minister. anything else would be on principle quite simply wrong. >> i am also a member of the petitions committee and i am delighted that we brought this debate to the house today. committeee we as a held a particular view, but we felt that with the number of people that signed the petition it was right to air these very important issues. i am sure that like the hundreds of thousands who signed this pet

costing the local economy dearly , he actively undermines investment in the north sea and it may havessions in scotland and its development as a world leader. provided succor to terrorists and provided hatred on both sides of the atlantic. of course he has a right to be wrong, but his statements are dangerous and threaten our public safety and national security. we cannot have laws apply differently depending on people's income, public profile, or color. what does that say about us? our rules and laws must be applied consistently for all. applyme secretary must her own judgment consistently, which is what i am calling on her to do and i look forward to hearing from the minister. anything else would be on principle quite simply wrong. >> i am also a member of the petitions committee and i am delighted that we brought this debate to the house today. committeee we as a held a particular view, but we felt that with the number of people that signed the petition it was right to air these very important issues. i am sure that like the hundreds of thousands who signed this petition and no dou

this area got the worst ofofthe 3 3 the oigiant b-p evacuated one of its oil installations in the north sea...after a barge broke loose in a storm and was headed for the valhall oil field.the barge drifted safely past the oil field -- but remains unmanned and out of control 3 3 after the break on siouxland news at nrise...is your extra virgin olive oil real? it turns out, you can prove the authenticity. we'll show you how investigators in europe are searching for fraud against the mafia who profit from it. 3 yesterday we were 20 degrees cooler than the day before, today we are 20 degrees warmer! these big swings are 3 "first alertrtrt3 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 we will see plenty of sunshine for the start of 2016, but it will stay cool through the weekend. temperatures will remain mostly in the 20s and remain in the 20s and 30s for most of next week with increasing clouds as the week goes on.right now it looks 3 italy is ruler of fine things - and extra virgin olive oil is king. but italian olive oil may be less virgin than you think. and the italian mafia is t

. >> we're in the chukchi sea north of the 71st parallel - and the healy is breaking ice. >> how does that actually work? >> well we're 16,000 tons and we can get up to 30,000 horsepower. you get a bunch of power, headed in a particular direction and a lot of weight coming down on the ice and it will break. >> so what would happen to the average ship if they tried anything like this? >> well you've heard of the titanic, right? >> (laughs) i've heard of this. >> ice flows can be hard on technology too - like drones. that's one of the reasons noaa and the coast guard are working with this unmanned aircraft -called a puma. it can take this kind of beating... and keep on flying. >> it's designed for the wings to come off on the wings to come off on impact and that's one of the ways it dissipates energy. but it is amazing how hard a hit it can take and just be put back together and fly it again. >> so this here is your puma, what can you tell me about it? >> so this vehicle - it's hand launched and it can be recovered after deep stall landing in the water, on the ice, on the road, on the g

you could travel five miles and see rain and then five miles north and sea ice. that will be the case as some counties will be cut in half. throughout the rest of the day, ice continues for areas, especially around i-85 north down. significant i speculation. into saturday evening, that freezing rain changes the snow for us and we will see a period snow into the wee hours on saturday and moving up by 7:00 a.m. that could total around one inch to three inches. we will get one quarter of an inch to half an inch of ice from friday morning and into the afternoon. changing over to snow friday evening and three inches of snow could hop on top of the ice and for the mountains, four to six plus inches with nearly one foot in the north carolina mountains. the impact will be a low impact living drop the day on thursday and as he had throughout the day on thursday night, we start to see ice mix it with high impacts on friday night. myra: this morning on "today," the information you need as the storm barrels east, expected to drop up to two feet of snow and wind up to 50 miles

during the evening and overnight hours, it may come in a little bit farther north ward before it starts to retreat on out to sea tomorrow morning. we are continuing here with the forecast of next to to go to up a couple of inches north. then the amounts ran about just south of boston two to as much as five inches. once you get down to the plymouth area towards the south coast and the cape this is where the potential is there for five to up to ten inches of snow. so notice is one impact with this storm. we also have concerns that a very strong winds, the coastal flooding and beach erosion. danielle will talk more about that. danielle. danielle: we have to talk about those winds because they're going to be ramping up as we head through the morning hours into the afternoon. we're also watching our coastline, of course, because that's when the winds will be the strongest. i do want to show you what's going on if i can. we have a high wind warning in effect beginning at 10:00 for the cape as well as for now remember the vineyard still under that blizzard warning so expecting very strong wind gusts there as well. als

a coating to ionch the max. the north show and sea coast as well as the main coastline. so again, it's. >> the huge thing but something to be cognizant of traveling around tomorrow. so we start the day with areas of rain and snow showers and near he freeze mark -- near the freezing mark. a lot of clouds and winds start to shift and that brings drier air for late in the day. so northwesterly at 5 to 15 by the evening. and rain or snow showers will wrap up for friday night a bessy pattern here. we have two systems tomorrow night. then heading towards saturday another front approaches but north. that means for us is that it will be a pretty quiet day. snow showers in northern new england but looking dry here. then on sunday, we get into the milder sector and it's going to be extremely warm outside for the final day of january. we are there. so 40 on saturday with partly sunny skies. right around sunday closing in on 50 during the afternoon. and i recommend going to the ski slopes this weekend. it will be cool and comfortable. saturday. and as we head towards next going to b

north he's west by 2:00, colder dryer air starting to work in. with that on the backside be can't rule out snow change over briefly on the sea coast and north shore. locations south ward, mid 40s, what you see what you get. tomorrow, we're dry for the later part of the day. watch out on monday morning, drive time. those of you us headed back to work, snow showers possible. an then the coldest air of the season likely by tuesday morning. 12 with below zero wind chills. >> blair: thank you, jason. >>> first of three winning ticket holders from this week's record setting powerball drawing has now come forward in tennessee. john and lisa robinson went to the lottery headquarters with their smiles to claim that prize friday afternoon. after announcing their fortune early that morning on national tv. the couple plans to continue to working at least for now is what they say. the other two winners have not yet come forward. >> heather: unhads of store closures world wide. wal-mart saying that will put people out of work. at least two of those stores are in massachusetts. ever mass closing on friday with 269 stores worldwide closing their doors. 154 of th

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beyond, and particular work out how we can avoid the destruction of her own oil industry in the north sea? >> my right honorable friend makes an important point which is this very big move in the oil price. it as highly beneficial effect for all our constituents were able to fill up their cars for less than one pound a liter, and that is a big increase in people's disposable income and holy welcome. a low oil price is good for the british economy, but, of course, there are other consequences and he made many of them and we need to look very carefully at how we can help our own oil and gas industry. as we were coming to the end of this session you mention one other calamity that the low oil price brings about which is the to complete collapse of the snp's policy. >> the report suggests -- [shouting] >> the honorable lady must be heard. >> recent press reports suggest some other government backbenchers would agree with me despite the fact that my back will be with the prime minister we consider to be menial -- [laughter] a reduction in the state from 100-pound a minute. the cabinet office s

sea turtle washed ashore. the turtle got stranded on the frigid shores of cape cod bay and needed help. >> residuers say this is the furthest north they rescued a sea turtle in january. >> come here. >> reporter: 2-year-old beta was walking op the beach in plymouth with her owner leah something a bit odd. tracks and noticed something ahead of her. >> reporter: she saw this sea turtle struggling to move. once she saw something was wrong she signalled for help. >> she put her tail up. waited for us to catch up with her. >> reporter: leah contacted a was able to pick it up and bring it to the new england aware yum. workers said beta p spotted it in the nick of time. >> this newfoundland spotting this sea turtle was just in the nick of time because it was a cold morning. >> reporter: she was a residue dog, and that gave her the instinct to rescue the dog. >> she had that instink. >> reporter: the turtle is doing well as the aquarium is calling beta a hero. head would not have survived two more hours. >> reporter: the workers said because they're grateful what she did, they are going to name the turtle after her. >> it's a great story

the south china sea and the film talks about how preposterous that is it's like mexico claiming the gulf of mexico but that is a claim they are pursuing. they claimed the islands in the north china sea and japan controlled those for over a hundred years and even claimed the continental shelf out of japan's territorial limit. there is no question that china has the intentions of taking territory from its neighbors. they shared its fear of the u.s. intervening. what japan did to set up a perimeter to keep us out what china wants to do is push us out and then maintain that a perimeter. so you can see the parallel. there is no question there should be concerned. the chinese have told us there is no secret. so then we have to go to the question of capabilities and i think there is a hubris within the beltway and even amongst the people that we are the toughest military and in the world and nobody can mess with us. well, let me count the ways. they talked about how china is the most diverse arsenal missiles in the world of a range from the tactical all the way and they have a great underground wall. we don't know how many. it comes in to the air defense systems and on top of all

while his work to actively undermine a vital offshore renewables investment in the north sea may have serious repercussions for scotland's development as a world leader in that emerging technology. donald trump has provided succour to terrorists and promoted racial hatred on both sides of the atlantic. of course, he has a right to be wrong, but his statements are dangerous, and they threaten our public safety and national security. we cannot have laws that are applied differently, depending on people's income, public profile, religion or colour. what does that say about us? our rules and laws must be applied consistently to all. i call on the home secretary to apply her judgment consistently in this case, and i look forward to hearing the minister's response. for her to do anything else would be unprincipled and quite simply wrong. steve double: it is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, sir roger, and to participate in the debate. i, too, am a member of the petitions committee, and i am delighted that we brought the debate to the house today. that is not because the committee

but a lot of that adjustment is going to come in the u.s., maybe some in the north sea.u will see a million or a million and a half barrels come off this year, iran notwithstanding. >> good discussion. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> you can go to powerlunch.cnbc.com to see when paul thinks the selling will stop. >> all right. oil trying to hold on to the $29 a barrel level. not actually doing it as you see there. it's fallen $28.59 despite more evidence of oversupply. we'll see what happens in the final 40 minutes of trading. lats more coverage of the world economic forum in davos. it starts tomorrow. cnbc, an interview with jamie dimon. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." here are this hour's power points. stocks are in the green. they have given up much of the earlier gains. telecom, utilities, consumer staples, they're the best performing sectors right now. and news breaking this hour that texas attorney general saying that fantasy sports sites constitute illegal gambling. joining a host of other states that say fantasy sports should be regulated. >> all ri

and the north sea but if this conflict between iran and saudi arabia continues to escalate.bia punish their enemies is by oil. they keep the prices high and production low. >> what was your initial reaction? >> gut reaction is unrest in the middle east that must be bad for supply, but in this instance once the market sorted it out, they realized the likely reaction is more production, more supply. >> alright. so you say that there's a couple men in the room. there was a boogy men of 2015 and showed up in the first trading day of the year. >> it was low oil prices and the weaker chinese economy and unfortunately, we are seeing them back in 2016. the market is misreading the implication of these two two events. low prices are bad for saudi arabia and bad for houston. it's bad for almost everybody else. we think it's incredibly misplaced. >> what about the loss of jobs that we have seen out west in this country as a result of lower energy prices? >> we call it shifting gears. the gear that the u.s. economy has ridden since the great recession has been the energy expansion, grea

so investments in the arctic or canadian oil sands or the north sea of offshore brazil, those have disappeared hit, we see it in the declining rig counts. what's going to happen is shell will be the first to come back over the next couple years. i call that the mid-cost producer rather than the high cost producer. charles: let's talk about the demand side for a little bit. yesterday when those gasoline inventory numbers were out yesterday, in my mind that's what cracked this market. it just -- it's kind of eerie that gasoline can be this cheap and no takers. no one either needs it or wants to buy it. why is gasoline building up so much? and what does it say about the american economy? >> well, the inventory is on both gasoline were were actually horrible. and what we're seeing is the refiners are cracking out the gasoline at the same time we're getting imports and january, which is a seasonal low demand, is impacting the inventories, and we saw this big build. charles: what's your bottom? what's your worst-case scenario right now, for oil, andy? >> well, i think we could drop to 25 to $27 a ba

anti-extremism, climate change, and iran's nuclear programs, but china's activities in the south china sea, and northorea's nuclear tests were the main subject. >> china has a special role in its connections to north korea, an ability to be able to help us significantly to resolve this challenge. >> china is north korea's main ally but has condemned the nuclear test. the chinese foreign minister suggesting that china would not support any sanctions against pyongyang. >>> the u.n. envoy to libya warning that the political process is taking too long, and allowing for further expansion of isil. jamie mcintyre is live at the pentagon. and jamie what are military officials in washington saying about any operation in libya? >> reporter: the u.s. has been hinting for a while that it feels its needs to expand its operations against isil in libya, as isil has been expanding its influence in that country. it was something the defense secretary mentioned in congressional testimony, and the joint chiefs traveling in the region, mentioned that within weeks, the u.s. would be considering some options for expanding

rain that we have in place mostly focused over nantucket and calumet flurries with both the north shore and sea coast of new hampshire and future cast generally dry, mostly cloudy, not going to -- thicken between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. and very hit or miss style and a lot more of us likely miss out on wet weather today than see it and all be prepared along the coastline and end up being a couple of sprinkles and back into central mass, southern new hampshire, flurries, last of it 10:00 tonight and then we clear out tomorrow morning. it could end at 10:00 with flurries down to the coastline and this is a great looking saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. this is the afternoon at 5:00 p.m. and clouds will be coming back into place. now, only northern new england that gets some saturday night snow, we stay dry here, and by sunday we will return to partly sunny conditions along with warm-up. some of you even near 50 today lower 40s for the cape and islands, south shore, southcoast, and that's where we get mostly rain drops. as we start talking about mix of drizzle and talk about one of the bureau, framin

on the outer banks more than 300 sea turtles are recovering at the north carolina aquarium. the turtles are "cold-stunned" from the drop in temperature last newschannel three photojournalist shawn o domski takes us inside for a closer look. rosemary lucas, north carolina aquarium of roanoke island: "we ve had an influx of sea turtles here in the last two days we ve had 349 come through and get pricessed these sea turtles are here because they got what we call "cold- stunned". it )s very similary to hypothermia in people. so these turtles are required to have the environment around them be warm in order to keep their body temperature warm. because they are reptiles. unfortunately we have had kind of a warmer winter followed by a sudden cool snap. so the water dropped fairly quickly so we think that may be the reason we have so many sea turtles here. debbie massey- suffolk volunteer - we heard that they were needing some towels and buckets for all the turtles that were cold stunned and we decided to drive down today. rosemary lucas, north carolina aquarium of roanoke island: t

coming in from the north, it looks like sea-effect snow. that we typically see off the coastline of japan. actually, it really is. this is across the black sea. you've got cold air picking up moisture and it is dumping an excessive amount of snowfall there into northern areas of turkey. over 260 flights cancelled in istanbul. also we are looking at very hazardous conditions out there on the roadways. numerous accidents have been reported. definitely very rough weather. an additional 80 centimeters could be occurring in a few of these locations. as far south as syria we're going to see white stuff with this just because of the storm system continuing to stay in this large pocket of cold air in eastern europe. meanwhile, back towards the west, we're seeing above average temperatures and more rain showers for those of you across london and most of the british isles. have been seeing some very severe flooding. talking about severe flooding here in the central areas of u.s., the last thing you need is more rainfall. it does look like we're going

neighborhood home >>> south korean scientists say they found a small amount of radio activity over the sea where north korea said it tested a hydrogen bomb. they say it's still not enough evidence to provide proof that it was actually detonated. there were fireworks in north korea on friday to celebrate the latest nuclear test. it was also kim jong-un's birthday. thailand is implementing stricter penalties against child pornography. people found with child porn will be sentenced to up to five years in jail. previously intent to distribute wasn't a crime. >> reporter: many of these border areas are remote and under developed leaving children vulnerable. thailand is one of the hubs of the child pornography trade but the police finally have laws to work with. this community bordering myanmar is coming to terms with the arrest of one of the well-known resident residents. >> there's immigration police coming to do a check. i will be late >> reporter: it was far more serious than that. investigators came to arrest british national fabian blandford after a tip off. they say they found more than 600 pornograp

this will occur over the next two years and this is so-- and the regional president of bp north sea says they have to do this in order to stay competitive in this field. dagen. dagen: thank you so much, nicole. we will be right back. i think it landed last tuesday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ >> i'm hoping whoever becomes president does the right things and including knowing that business is a huge positive force for good. dagen: that's a teaser clip from tomorrow's segment with jamie dimon weighing in on the 2016 race. you can't miss that. maria will be live from south carolina tomorrow morning. guys, i want your final thoughts before we go. you first. >> focus on earnings and a little less noise from around the world would be a happy week for me. dagen: you might get it, but you might regret saying that if the-- or might-- >> pleasant prices, the expectations ar