journey to find out scientists working on the breakthrough listen project point of the massive green bank telescope in west virginia to listen for any potential alien communications or signals being emitted from the four hundred metre long object as of thursday it's been the sound of silence but don't give up hope it's an awfully big sky ride it is this this is the four hundred year like a movie there's a lot to learn from it it's. as much as i wish it was an alien programming to take me back to my home planet well in the reason of the evil daughter was something possibly aliens or the didn't require like the amount of space dust and debris that most objects hurdling through the void it requires very good cause. but they're going to go together they're not done looking at it so there still is a true story about is that enough of the other show for you to and remember everyone in this world we are told are above the bumps or so while i love my own entire robot and i'm top of the wall if people are watching those talks of a great day. here's will people been saying about rejected in the six

not just the land behind the green line if we gave them that land they demand our entire state that be no end to it. today some half a million israelis live in the west bank east of the green line. and some one and a half million palestinians live inside israel proper. israeli arabs like me and his family. and much of their everything you see here all these houses belong to a single extended family. yeah but this is my father and the oldest man of the entire family who is the first born the head of the family rule he will be for nine hundred forty eight there was no state of israel and of course no border either no i mean. yes let's go on the roof from there you can see the entire region that isn't there. is a museum with the green line separates have a nice family from the in. the palestinian city is just a kilometer away on the other side of the highway that connects israel's north and south. after they've built the wall a border post was set up there it's back there by all fame and. behind that hill we have family in qalqilya. and when we talk to them on the phone because and when we want to visit them they're not that we need to make a huge detour. th

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of this number, 15 can be considered units and larger corporations, 13 banks, wall greens, good will and 12 store fronts are vacant. the remainder, 77 is what is considered small businesses owners are not able to attend this meeting today because they need to monitor their stores. a significant number of these businesses owners have asked me to represent them here, many who have signed the letter examples pressing -- expressing the concern of their cannabis on their revenue. i shall submit this if allowed. i have received the signatures of the business owners and i can leave it with the supervisor if she likes and you can read the testament so i don't have to. >> supervisor breed: thank you, next speaker, please. >> we have one minute or two minutes? >> one minute. well, please consider what -- i live on 26th avenue, half a block south of golden gate park. please consider what will happen when you retail cannabis facility, opens to serve the recreational marijuana rirmentsz of the -- requirements of the thousands of vacationing visitors. stores this close to the park would attract di

journey to find out scientists working on the breakthrough listen project have pointed the massive green bank telescope in west virginia to listen for any potential alien communications or signals being emitted from the four hundred meter long object as of thursday it's found the sound of silence but don't give up hope it's an awfully big sky that it is this is this neat four hundred. there's a lot to learn from it it's. as much as i wish i was an alien coming to take me back to my home planet well and the reason of the evil daughter was something possibly alien is that the didn't require like the amount of space dust and debris that most objects hurdling through the void require very good cause. but they're going to look at it again they're not looking at it so they're all right about is there enough of the other show for your to and remember everyone in this world we are told build up above so it's always wall i love i am tired robot and on top of the people watching those talks of a great day my body. loses . when you don't. see the. dead equipped to do. what they need not through only ten

. >> european stocks mixed, a lot more red than green. banks and technology among today's biggest decliners. german dax on track for four neck tiff day in the pags five despite unexpected increase in german factory orders for october, the london ftse on the rise, rare speck of green as it continues to decline published reports say there will be no brexit deal with week. earlier today uk prime minister theresa may telling parliament good progress made on brexit this after a phone call with the head of northern ireland's democratic unionist party who says more work needs to be done to resolve issues involving northern irish irish border. in the uk hammerson agreeing to acquire rival intu, britain's biggest property company that's a big deal there. south africa-based sign off plunging in german trading after accounting irregularities. the retailer ceo has resigned. ste steinhoff is the parent of the chain. over to you. >> thank you when we come back why facebook could leave tech stocks with 30% rally. the analyst behind that call joins us as we he

the cape prime minister heads to poland in search of a new ally after firing heard deputy damien green. bankica's ceo tells bloomberg brexit is not good for europe. it is negative play i do not think it is a strong negative. there is no incentive to have this thing screw up there growth rate. matt: saudi arabia's angie minister said level stockpiles will not be anywhere close to a picks target when the group meets in june. >> i am looking for the second to see where we are in terms of supply and demand. there is no intent to [inaudible] what we agreed on. matt: good morning. from our new european headquarters and from me here in berlin. let's take a look at how futures are shaking -- is shaping up. with the open of cash trading in less than an hour's time. future -- ftse futures up and dax futures up negligibly. very little direction you're getting from this picture. .2 01%.res down do not expect a heck of a lot of movement in the equity indexes this morning. what is on your risk radar? ana: do not expect to much of movement and that would be a pickup from where we have seen things landing i

on this green bank by this soft stream we set today a votive stone that memory may there deed redeem,de those heroes dear and die to leave their children free, bid time and nature gently spare, the shaft we raise to thee. spirit, spirit and perseverance. george washington once said to me it's one of the most powerful messages ever to all of us, per ver reince and spirit, perseverance and spirit have done wonders in all ages. [ applause ] >> please welcome oneida nation representative and ceo of indian nation enterprises, ray ha halbritter. >> thank you for that kind introduction. it's truly an honor to follow one of america's greatest historians. i bring you greet lgz of pooez peace from the indian nation and our people began gatherings and have since time memorial with a thanksgiving address with these thoughts that we all come together in peace as one and we give thanks to what we have and our minds become as one. native members have traveled here to be part of this special day know that prayer well. we are so fortunate that together we could be here to celebrate the grand opening o

green. barclays bank says it will no longer offer a russian anti virus software programme free to customersmlin. and today collect that the sports news, it's been a busy day. that's a good evening to jessica, news, it's been a busy day. that's a good evening tojessica, hello. what a match at the emirates. manchester united beat arsenal to narrow the gap on leaders manchester city who play tomorrow. united won 3—1, finished the match with ten men but have david de gea to thank for the win..tim hague reports under the lights at the emirates. arsenal versus manchester united as iconic fixture as it gets in the premier league. but this game is about more than history and renewed rivalry. united tried to stay in the title range, arsenal tried to continue their recent run but this seemed unlikely after three minutes, a misplaced pass time its way to antonio valencia them back to valencia and into the net. they ended a great one. another arsenal possession punished. lingard with the goal and anthony martial with the goal and anthony martial with the assist. it was befitting of the first half which

green bonds financing is exploding. going to reachre out with blue bonds. what it does is, it transforms the financial sector massively. stephen: the world bank has been a leader in green bonds, funding projects in the private and the public sector. we are looking at some of the ways they're being used. forrter: it is a train used renovating railwayays. to maintain high-speed rail services, this machine removes all tracks to replace them with new ones. that there is something special about this s project. it is funded by green bonds, or bonds whose proceeds are used to finance environmentally friendly projects. france's state-ownened raililway company is a worldwide leader in the use of green bonds. the company has already raised 2.5 billion euros with them to renew its infrastructure. funds we have raised thanks to green bonds have been allolocated to projects that hae produced a total of 2.9 tons of co2 over 40 years. but green bonds are just one of many ways for companies to combat climate change. locacal govovernments, bubusine, and banks are scaling back investment on projects that involve the use of fossil fuels. we have decided to decr

on this green bank by this soft stream, we set today a votive stone that memory may their deed redeem spirit that made those heroes dare to die into leave their children free, bid time and nature gently spare the shaft we raise to thee. spirit -- spirit and perseveran perseverance. george washington once said -- to me it's one of most powerful messages to us -- percent sbreerns spirit have done wonders in all ages. >> please welcome oneida representative ray hallbritter. >>. [ speaking foreign language ] thank you for that kind destruction. it's truly an honor to follow one of america's greatest horns. i bring you greetings of peace from the nation and our people begin gathering and since time immemorial with the thanksgiving address with these thoughts that we all come together in the peace as one and give thanks to what we have and our mind become as one. native members have traveled here to be part of special day know that prayer well. we are so fortunate that we could be here to celebrate the opening of such a grand museum. today is a day of gratitude. oneida is proud our ancestor

bank itself. but i think that this will be it the green factor francine:. bank that most exposed to the u.s.. willis help with you with the revenue, stateside? laurent: whatever is positive for the u.s. economy is positive for business in the u.s. so we do view that positively. we also view it positively for ourselves because we will take benefits on that. so that is two positive elements that we see from this deal. francine: guy johnson has a question for you. guy: good morning, sir. brexitiday's deal on reduce the incentive for financials to leave london and moved to frankfurt? laurent: i think the good thing about having an agreement on brexit is that it gives some visibility. financial institutions hate situations where you have no visibility. it gives visibility and the fact that it is an organized process means that more people will stay in london or not, something we can't access today. betterotiating is a much agenda. guy: where do you think clearing will end up? do you think you will ultimately end up in frankfurt? there is a fragmentation argument

green. and barclays bank will no longer offer a russian antivirus softwa re longer offer a russian antivirus by the russians. the uk government has insisted universal credit is working. in scotla nd universal credit is working. in scotland there have been protests against its roll—out. a day of action in leith, these protesters wa nt action in leith, these protesters want universal credit stopped. they claimed the new all in one benefit is driving more people into debt. thousands of those in work here are also in poverty. i'd like to see the government put a pause on universal credit and address the issues with it. rather than think about it as a cost saving exercise, i want them to look at the impact it is having on people. we want a fairer benefit. they say more people are relying on food banks or being evicted from their homes. the long wait to receive the benefit has been criticised, as has the online only application process. this is human rights. it's about one houses, food on the table and basic human rights for children. we are looking to ensure that the system respects human rights

you are starting to see green shoots, the banks do the right things, finally in greece and about to havep. i think you are going to see -- if you remember argentina as to somewhathandoff much more focused on business and economics, then being -- i somethingwill see slightly similar in greece with leadership today that may not be the right leadership and the will make in waiting something great happen in greece in the next two years. >> hand the reins makes it sound more friendly that is typically is. you would like in the opportunity in greece do what you and others enjoyed in argentina with the transfer of power? >> i would. there is not a great parallel to that other than i think ward is notin word -- i happening to a large scale because the political situation is what it is. local investors need more economically friendly leadership to take over before you see true privatization happen in greece. you will see some privatization of the next couple of years. >> how much money can you make in greece on an un-levered basis? when you spot opportunity, in terms of what? >> look at the greek

by the amount of pornography he claims was on a parliamentary computer seized from mr green's office. the royal bankn —— online. prince harry and meghan markle have begun their firstjoint official visit in nottingham, arriving to cheering crowds and meeting members of the public. it job losses at royal bank of scotland. it's closing 259 rbs and natwest branches with the loss of 680 jobs. the bank said more people were choosing to bank via computers and mobile phones. in scotland, the rbs closures represent one in four of its branches. the uk landed record foreign investment in the year of the brexit vote boosted by major takeovers. that's according to figures released by the ons today. more on this in a moment. british factories enjoyed their best month in more than four years in november according to a closely watched survey. the ihs markit purchasing managers' index showed that activity rose to a four year high of 58.2 compared to 56.6 in october. some businesses "noted higher sales to clients in europe, the americas, asia and the middle east". hello and welcome to the business news this afternoon

green. what bank do i like? i like the bank lending in my neighborhood with crime rates.hat is the bank i like. i like the bank that is give me a home loan, small business loan, to become an entrepreneur. that is a black bank been fantastic! we do business with black banks and hispanic banks, anyone who is trying to help equal opportunity. some people do not like that. i don't care! because the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome. it is not with what we have been trying is working i'm bringing something else. someone said to me, lunch i tried god? because god cannot possibly miss manage your life like you have. that's why! once you have a credit score for that leading up to that, we walked across the hall quietly. no screaming, no hollering, no drama. we present her application and she gives a four percent mortgage. treated like a queen. because a homeowner. and we have a lady like an earned income tax credit $10,000. she was not planning on even getting, she was going to buy a house in the hood in memphis f

green: mr. speaker, we have 30 banks with assets in excess of $5 trillion. these banks have been designated as sifi's for a reason. they ought to have to let the regulators know how they can be wound down in the event there is an emergency crisis in the economy. they ought to undergo stress tests. if a consumer wants a loan, the consumer has to demonstrate credit worthiness. if banks of this size are going to remain in business, they ought to let us know what their liquidity is and require to have a certain amount of liquidity that will cause them to stay in business even when we are faced with a crisis. they ought to be tested for their credit worthiness. that's what we currently have. if the $50 billion threshold is released, then they will be placed under the designation of sifi by regulators and met life is proof positive it is difficult if not impossible to do. a.i.g. went under simply because it was already known to be a systemically important institution. mr. speaker, we must defeat this bill. i call on colleagues to vote against it. it is a big bank

they are trying to recover from the massive bank account fraud scandal. >> given the green light. changes to parking meter prices in san francisco approved by mta last night. the meters will be priced based on demand with the cheapest at 50 cents an hour. they make it easier to park and boost sales tax. >> details on the kate steinle murder case. the undocumented immigrant accused of killing her. we brought this as breaking news during the 6:00 newscast. jose garcia zarate is being indicted on two gun charges. he was found not guilty of murder and manslaughter charges. meantime, the district attorney is speaking out about that verdict for the first too many on camera. he is responsible for any failure of the case. >> this is not the verdict we were expecting. >> why do you think it came out the way it did? >> i don't know. it wouldn't be appropriate for me to guess what they were saying. >> as for the two new federal charges, it carries a maximum of ten years in prison. >> just in. literally, right now, "time" magazine's person of the year is announced. the silence breaker part in

and blue is the ecb and green is the bank of japan.shows how big the balance sheets of gotten as a percent of the economy. how much is this going to stop qe? torsten: that's an important question. they have signaled they will and in some number. they will do a sudden stop in september and then no more. we will see what they say this week rid the bottom line is we think this is going to be a change in the mindset of many investors who are used to 10 year bonds being 35 basis points. we are leaving behind a regime of eight years of negative interest rates. i think we will basically get the bonds out of hibernation in 2018. that is the theme that will be coming for the u.s. and the euro area. alix: torsten slok is staying with us. join our special coverage on the fed rate decision tomorrow. we will have the latest analysis and news from alan greenspan here it -- greenspan. that's going to be a lot of fun. we are going to look at the world's most popular cryptocurrency. bitcoin futures are down 4% today. how smoothly did it go? what are th

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green bond in europe. is it pension funds or banks? like pension insurance are probably the primary source of investors into green bonds. >> can you give us a an idea of level of priority of greed financing for china? 5?the number 2, 3, , inn the latest document the 19th party congress, which had only a few senses of finance, one of them is green finance. haidi: that was former advisor speaking to francine. a quick check of the markets around greater china trading, marking the trend when it comes to upside that we are seeing across asian markets. downside about 3/10 of 1%. better than expected credit numbers. we are seeing banks and financials leading when it comes to short stocks. still weakness in particular coming through from consumer stocks. we are seeing muted volumes ahead of the final central-bank meetings. has turned his attention from tax cuts and the alabama senate race. he told nasa to go back to the moon and eventually to mars. he said it would be a giant step towards an inspiring future and reclaiming america's proud dest

the party may be over for investors, but don't tell that joe green black. he is bankingctive strategy. joining us in seattle with more is bloomberg's know of a higher. great to have you on the show. if you go back and time, the. between -- period between that time, it was stellar. this guy is saying, we will shake it up and use a mixer you have to listen in. talk to us about the strategy he is using and what kind of returns it is generating. noah: his latest fund which has , part ofnd since 2015 the money tracks the s&p 500 index. with the remainder, what he is doing is he is going out and going long -- along stocks he likes and shorting some he does not like as much. the positions are netted. the idea here is really to reduce the amount of tracking error that the fund has with the index. as we have seen, and a lot of passive strategies have done very well recently. he told me, a, as lot of investors chase returns. they get out at the wrong times. and they won't jump in after a fund is are ready run-up. the idea is to reduce that tracking error and have people stick with

fraudsters can get the money by opening up a new bank account using a green dot money card or stealinge are not local. they could be out of the country for all we know.>> reporter: deputy da said if you think you are a victim check or freeze your credit. file a police report. he wants of scammers posing as fema inspectors going door to door. they should never show up unless you applied.>> what would your message be?>> that we are aware of what is going on. we will do our best to find them.>> reporter: the fbi set up a task force to investigate and prosecute potential scammers. it has been an alarming number of duplicate fema claims.>> we have seen hundreds.>> reporter: thomas's personal information could have come from previous data hacks. fema applications are often submitted electronically. or gained by someone pretending to be a government worker. >> all those agencies will have proper identification and a uniform. an inspector should not be asking for a social security number or bank information.>> reporter: the first sign of identity theft is this letter from the u.s. small busine

to late they got within four but that was as close as they tulane's melvin frazier banks three home owls fallthe greenat is sports in a minute. i'm kristin >>> well, thanks, kristin. >>> lets talk more about the this before they played well enough to build double digit thn they blow it. that happened last night begins portlandood for three-quarters. sixers lead swelled to 18 an thanks to jell embiid with his three-point shooting, he made three's i one, six, finish with 29 points but port la back, in the fourth, they scored 42 points in the them to win 114-110, mccollum had 34 points. i guess we can say sree-quartero play a lot have people asking what happened discipline. >> you have to finish strong, >> 6:25. to finish strong. >> i sure wish this weather sue. finish. >> that is another process we will to have trust. >> good one. some snow coming in on saturday, snowy saturday, we lovetion bute like mess it makes we will 2 inchesif we're still and is what up for new years eve and day thator no escaping d it is brutal outside and hand, jenny joyce. >> reporter: good morn fighters on you the here for sev

and i think, you know, potential green light is something that they're banking on in terms of announcinghis today. >> dan, great stuff. thanks for joining me, particularly since you're coming from jatal this morning. >>> up next, decision day for net neutrality the vote that could affect the future of the internet first, here's today's weather forecast from bill karins. >> good thursday morning to you. overnight snow made things slippery in ohio, pennsylvania, southern new york, new jersey, new york city and long island. some of that light snow continues it will get better as we go throughout the day the blue here, a lot of it was coming down overnight. this will weaken by the time is gets over to new york city i don't expect the airports to be too bad maybe early morning delays and then improving during the day. this is 7:00 a.m by the time we get to noon, the storm is off the coast everyone will clear out and we'll go into sunshine as we go throughout the afternoon again, conditions much worse the early morning commute, improving during the day the rest of the country, fantastic weathe

fraudsters can get the money by opening up a new bank account using a green dot money pack card or just stealing mail. >> these people are not local. they could be out of the country. >> reporter: patrick collins says if you think you are a victim check or freeze your credit, file a police report. he also warned that skimmers posing as fema inspectors going door-to-door. >> we are aware of what is going on and we will do our best to find you. >> reporter: the fbi has set up a task force to investigate and prosecute potential scammers. there has already been an alarming number of duplicate claims. >> we have seen hundreds. >> reporter: thomas said the personal information could have come from previous data tax. fema applications are often submitted electronically or obtained by somebody pretending to be an official government worker. >> they will have a uniform and proper debt -- identification. they should not be asking for social security numbers or bank information. >> reporter: for many the first sign of identity theft is this letter from the u.s. small business administration. >> we

bank stocks. wells fargo in the green, dow gained 63, nasdaq up by ten. >>> if you're in the market for a few bricks, concord has deal for you. selling commemorative bricks for the founder. getting ready to celebrate 150th anniversary. he founded the community in 1868, calling his new village todos sant todos santos. renamed it but he's still getting statue. >> not only a founder but great concordian. when he had the first swimming pool in the city, any kid in the city could go to his house and go swimming. >> bricks will be placed in the plaza where the statue will be unveiled july 4th. if you want your name on one, get your name in. >> one of the great cities in the bay area. >>> we don't need cold but do need rain. >> truth. hopefully we'll see some. >> we will. it's not going to happen before new year's day. here's the deal. live doppler 7, see some clouds time to time like right now. we have to wait for the rain until about tuesday night into wednesday of next week. i do want to show you a look at air quality forecast for tomorrow. spare the air alert up for tomorrow through new year's eve. air

bank stocks. wells fargo in the green, dow gained 63, nasdaq up by ten. >>> if you're in the market for a few bricks, concord has deal for you. selling commemorative bricks for the founder. getting ready to celebrate 150th anniversary. he founded the community in 1868, calling his new village todos sant todos santos. renamed it but he's still getting statue. >> not only a founder but great concordian. when he had the first swimming pool in the city, any kid in the city could go to his house and go swimming. >> bricks will be placed in the plaza where the statue will be unveiled july 4th. if you want your name on one, get your name in. >> one of the great cities in the bay area. >>> we don't need cold but do need rain. >> truth. hopefully we'll see some. >> we will. it's not going to happen before new year's day. here's the deal. live doppler 7, see some clouds time to time like right now. we have to wait for the rain until about tuesday night into wednesday of next week. i do want to show you a look at air quality forecast for tomorrow. spare the air alert up for tomorrow through new year's eve. air

clearly, it is a down day for banks, but if you look up the winning side, hsbc is adding the most points to the stoxx 600 this morning. you see more financials in the greenanz is a gain or. lloyds banking group is again or. you see some the oil and gas companies on the plus side. here are bp and total gaining. you see bhp and allianz on the plus side. guy: let's talk about what happened stateside. the u.s. president declaring the republican largest tax cut in history. trouble sign the bill on january 3 -- trump will sign the bill on january 3. joining us, neil dwane. gary cohn over at the white house expected to -- expecting the market rallied to continue. neil: we think it is merely rallied far enough. result earnings of 6% in the market has rallied five. what are you going to be talking about in 2018? impulse? is the next say thewould have to lessons of the obama crisis, lots of boost pension funds. the problem with the infrastructure is the states have to spend the money rather than president trump. it is difficult to see that helping the economy. matt: one of the cool things i have noticed from the tax reform , most people in the u.s. this is only go

green. he has denied looking at or downloading palm graffiti. barclays bank says it will no longer offer a russian antivirus software programme after warning it could be exploited by the kremlin. kaspersky lab denies any links to the russian government. at 10pm any links to the russian government. atiopm a any links to the russian government. at 10pm a full round—up of the day's news. first, our world. is it easier to talk to your mum or at school? or it's the same? you see this fear overcome her. she's not talking to anybody in school. it's affected her whole life. it's been very, very difficult. the only way to get over selective mutism is to confront it. and to confront the situations that make us anxious. part of you is telling yourself to go and do it but then you say you can't. i felt like this week is make or break it. we need this right now and we need it to be successful. i want their lives to change from it. so there is always a part of me that's worried that their lives are not going to change enough. welcome to we speak! cheering. all of you guys

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mr green has denied looking at or downloading pornography. barclays bank will no longer offer a russian anti—virus software programme free to customers after warnings it could be exploited by the kremlin. kaspersky lab denies any links to the russian government. now on bbc news, formula i and nico rosberg. there has been a big shock in the world of formula 1. driver nico rosberg, who finally achieved a lifetime's ambition to win the world championship only last weekend has announced his retirement from the sport. his announcement coming just five days after he won the title for the first time, holding off lewis hamilton in what was a thrilling championship that went down to the final race. dance music. 12 months ago, after achieving my childhood dream and winning the formula i world championship, i decided to call it a day. this here is a story of my past year and what i've been up to, and of course, also, what i want to achieve in the future. security grip going on here already. here's a wonderful dad, really. really, really sweet. really, um... i think a

when you take you know make a show and whitney say there are no doubt banks are the real you need to get a tray out here at the green tree. heaven. and. but. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been criminalized or if you join us on inside. of it in the morning and says i want to cover the world in darkness this is a dialogue that could be what leading to some of the confusion online about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be what it is you know it's very challenging they believe but to be there because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended used to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. building a new life on

green. it's main story is about brexit and a bid by uk regulators to woo foreign banks with a promise of easyeaves the eu. and... the express reports on research claiming that eating salad vegetables every day could help stave off dementia by boosting memory power. it pictures meghan markle attending a christmas party at buckingham palace. we will start with the demise of damian green. take us to be metro, green out. pretty blunt. theresa may has lost her closest political ally and probably one of her few political confidants. the equivalent of david cameron losing george osborne when he was in government and for number 10 they need to spin it as an act of strength by theresa may, showing her ruthlessness. she got rid of her best political friend. as with all these things it was more the cover—up than the original claim they did for him. it isa original claim they did for him. it is a metaphor for her leadership. she felt she was getting momentum and this happens. jack, how do you seeit? and this happens. jack, how do you see it? this is the third resignation. michael fallon, priti patel, is

mr green has vehemently denied looking at pornography at work. royal bank. the latest round of closures at the state—owned bank follows 180 announced in march. the bank says it wants to reduce costs and encourage customers to use online and mobile services. mps scrutinising the government's brexit plans says border controls between northern ireland and the irish republic are inevitable if the uk leaves the eu single market and customs union. the commons brexit committee says ministers have failed to explain how the issue can be resolved, and that the proposals they've come up with, such as the use of technology, are "untested" and "speculative". four conservatives and one democratic unionist mp refused to endorse the report. survivors and relatives of those who died in the grenfell tower fire are warning that the public inquiry risks becoming a whitewash, unless a diverse panel is appointed to oversee the proceedings. they are petitioning theresa may to intervene, and they say the chairman, sir martin moore—bick, should sit with a range of people who unders

green looking great. thank you, sue. the food bank needs to raise $2 million in the next few days to reach its end of year goals. abc 7 news was in the neighborhood where food bank staff and volunteers are asking for donations to help feed 225,000 people it serves every year. it raises about 25% of its money during the month of december but this year donations are coming up short. >> hunger never takes a break, and we know there's about 25% of the people living in our community are wondering where their next meal could be coming from. the holiday season is a really important time for people to celebrate with family and friends and also keep in mind neighbor who is are in need and hungry. >> the food bank prefers cash donations over canned goods because it can turn $1 into two meals. if you would like to help we have a link. >>> a plan to prevent drunk driving. where police will give people a ride home and the one thing they're asking in return. >> exercise not only helps the body, helps the mind. the new guidelines for neurology. >>>

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bank headlines. as you can see, more red than green on the boards over there markets first, though, reacted to yesterday'stious comments on low inflation by janet yellen that overshadowed rate hike talk there, but today the bank of england, ecb and swiss national bank holding rates steady. just hours ago ecb president mario draghi saying the bank revised its growth forecast upwards for the next three years since the ecb expects inflation around 1.7% in the year 2020 that's below the bank's target of over 2% now the euro hit its highest levels in more than a week on the decision headlines and draghi's comments, but since erased some of those gains we're going to finish with sky, one of the assets disney is acquiring in its mega deal with 21st century fox shares in sky it doesn't already own and anticipates its purchase will close for sky by june 30th of 2018. carl, back over to you >> all right, dom, thank you very much. dominic chu. let's bring in cramer on the phone. we haven't had a chance to check in with jim regarding this blockbuster deal you read pretty well, heard the thoughts on iger, your thought

growth going green doesn't always seem financially lucrative or even viable for many corporations around the world. that's what leaders and activists who trying to change the world bank's among those stepping back from investments in oil and gas projects as julie seger reports. building up on the paris accords the focus this time is not political but financial. making sure major investors are moving away from fossil fuels but i for leading the way is the world bank with its announcement it will stop financing oil and gas exploration as it was in nineteen. great over also continue developing new instruments to help fund environmental projects. after green bonds it's created who wants to protect the oceans now wait wait out ahead sixteen billion that he had visiting green balls. edsa greenbaum fight ziggy's exploding. lake year we're going to show first move a bones. what that that's easy charles who owns the minds that the financial sector losses? a group of institutional investors are climate changed up climate action one hundred plus which manages more than twenty two trillion euros in assets has vowed to help the world's largest corporate greenhouse evaders. reduced

green. president trump has insisted there was no collusion between his campaign and moscow. barclays banktivirus software programme free to customers after warnings it could be exploited by the kremlin. england have lost to australia in the world cup in rugby league. australia edged the first day of the second ashes test, posting 209—4. chelsea beat newcastle 3—1. eden hazard scored twice at stamford bridge. they are level on points with manchester united in second, who play later. an update on the other scores. leicester beating burnley. swansea are one up away at stoke and spurs have fallen behind at watford. an update in the next hour. the christmas period is often said to be challenging for parents of a child with autism. the change of routine, noise and unfamiliarity can all combine to make it a particularly difficult time. our correspondentjohn maguire has been to visit a santa's grotto with a difference — one that's been adapted to become autism—friendly. as the song goes, it'is the most wonderful time of the year, but not for everyone. i used to hate christmas because he never got

bank of america. what's going on under the surface? what's green, full steam ahead?f yourrt out thinking about the economies, you come down to the largest andomies, the u.s. economy, two thirds is consumers. what are consumers spending on? they spend $30 billion to $50 billion on credit cards. is that getting bigger? if that's getting bigger, people are spending more money. it's up 5% every year. checks paid, cash out of the atm's, wires, debit and credit cards, that's good. that means consumers are spending money. that includes cash coming out of the atm's. checksbetter than if drifting down. consumers are spending, that's good. that means they have a job and they are confident spending. that means that will leave the economy. you saw them dress up consumer spending again and our numbers have shown can six in the -- consistently that they will be strong. they will be a little higher, not a lot higher, but a little higher than the other indicators you will see. >> a sense to meet you see signs that economic growth can accelerate beyond its current trajectory. in my h

green. unitedhealthcare >>> did you miss me? >> oh, our girl tyra banksf america's next top model. she left the show in 2015, but tyra will be front and center for the 24th cycle early next year on vh1. >> it really isn't the show unless she is there. >> i'm with you. we're rooting for you. >> we're rooting for you. anyway, americs a single mom. all of that would e halftixhaust not tyra because she is ferocious. what is the significance of this tiger today? >> i call my fans tigers with a "y," and creative director of paper magazine, he's like, girl, i want to turn you into a t-y-g-e-r. >> this fierce photo shoot, one five foot long one, five different sets of fake nails and three sets of prosthetics including teeth and this nose. hundreds of sequins went into this tiger mask. >> i've never done prosthetics in a glamorous way. however, i have done prosthetics where i was turned into a 350 pound woman and a man and actually when they transformed me into a man, i was attracted to myself. i was like, wow, i look kind of hot. >> tyra's transformation is for p