aberdeen is a small city on scotland's east coast. but it's one of the centers of the european oil industry. fellow teammate sister mcrae was for the american multinational how it was in the campaign's fiscal independence and says the money that comes from scotland's oil fields should study in scotland for the lead to his sorrows he can do well. they didn t or welfare state. as this is a population ag jobs being rich and poor alike to take that back in the center again the companies will come to get business songs on it cairns meeting up with cannons on this and he's in the construction industry one of the few schools as business leaders to come out publicly in favor of independence lauren. he says the construction business in aberdeen is blooming. i'm squeezing away from the uk would bring economic advantages of course the roadshow are still recruiting more people. a major skills shortage in this world. telstra in scotland's edinburgh steady monthly strong and do you teach you anything. inverness the island to those who keep anything

the best chance is north and aberdeen, andnear less chances the father west that you go. the in-house computer model gives us more on what to expect, around 2:00 we could see a flurry and then it will change in terrain. depending on how quickly this changes over to rain or snow, that will affect how much of we see around here. 1:30, we see some snow and it creeps out of here and then we -- and then comes that really cold air. how much snow will we see, converting to rain with the snow melting. maybe a half inch in the district. half with higher amounts towards philadelphia, new york city and boston. anything likesee they will see tomorrow night into friday. the overnight low and the daytime high is 40-43. the rain will change to a wintry mix and then to all snow tomorrow night and then much colder on friday, only around 25 degrees. >> friday is going to be the day to stay indoors. i took a cap today, and the cab today, and the cab driver said he had rumors about who would be the coach for the redskins. leavy. >> that is off the redskins list and we will tell you where he

behavior with them. 1996, after the aberdeen proving ground scandal broke, i was recalled to active duty but the secretary of the army to serve as the vice chair of the senior review panel on sexual harassment. there had been a tremendous amount of extremely adverse publicity concerning the event at the proving ground, where a number of drill sergeants and officers, and others were sexualted in having relationships with women in training. when this happened, the secretary decided the way to really get into the heart of what is going on here, was to have the panel go forth into the army and measure its human dimension, worldwide. the next year, our panels, there were 40 of us, went worldwide, to 65 installations, and interviewed with focus groups who were serving over 35,000 troops and family members also. we did a lot of wandering around, wherever we were to find out what was the command climate in which we were operating. 1997, the final report was rendered, and i will tell you, it was documented thoroughly. we had nine behavioral scientists working with us to ensure that our research d

starting this fall, two of these blimps will bloat at 10,000 -- float at 10,000 feet over the army's aberdeen proving ground in maryland in an attempt to develop defense against cruise missiles. essentially low flying unmanned aircraft. and other countries like iran are developing them. as it stands today we have practically zero capability to detects it much less defend against it one military officer said of the cruise missile threat. they carry radars that can search for hundreds of miles to detect the launch of a cruise missile and relay the data to interceptor missiles. but those same blimps can also be outfitted with radars capable of tracking vehicles on the ground. and with cameras that can watch people. much like blimps already do at u.s. bases in afghanistan and along the border with mexico. that would give government the ability to follow american citizens as they go about their daily lives. officials insist they have no plans to put cameras on the blimps but the aclu points out there's no law against it. >> right now, there are no rules. there's nothing that bars us from having hi

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aberdeen that there's always countermeasures for new puppy earlier this year on the fifteenth of january debating with a bowl cover with the note i'll get all the high end restaurant and went to private clubs to shut down for rectification becausof this notice what the plot quickly change their name. they wouldn't have taken thirty houses or normal restaurant. by doing that thany avoid being i i i i investigated by the government. don think of the worst are shot in the similar behavior to cope with the government policy the very few hotels and really cut their prices to think of the house went dark with the stars cover official feel of the book the hotel to the expected officials contend justily and five our money and staying in a four star hotel. severe problems china and corruption keep lingering in the culture business and government hereeee they are under attack for making symbol which is to adapt. long ago when officials are being closely watched with their budget is not likely to lavish spending will come to an end. okay that's all we have time for the day that the current type rig

of a big deal if you told them a couple of decades ago that they should be drilling for oil off aberdeen it's made people's livelihoods there hasn't wrecked the whole economy. no i know but the process that they're using now the hydraulic fracturing is a new it's a much new technology i mean the technology has changed very very differently from twenty years ago so the pressure that water is injected into these rocks is totally different the chemicals the very different and know well is is absolutely one hundred percent secure and the other thing is we know in this country when they frakt in near blackpool sorry in the filed nearby pool that there were many places many tremors they're thinking of fracking in former coal and coal sites in in south yorkshire in north nottinghamshire where they've already had substance and the land now if you start to do this this vertical not just horizontal but this vertical fracturing you don't know what on earth is going to happen both the geology there but also to the houses and to the infrastructure and to the dirt. poor kids. with those bills going up

last week three is off to the nation's revelation which led to the lc abort critically to say no aberdeen been on leave however the transition to democracy has been undermined by the two division side of the road to rio incumbent on the assassination of two sixteen the politicians by hardline islamic extremists the eye. senior post on diplomat has to know what the clients of the weapons discovered in the palace on embassy complex in prawn quo really cool. jill ringer idea when soviet deputy palestinian foreign minister said the guns have been in the embassy for a long tall and a man had either been licensed in the embassy would given as gifts to the ambassador. some unregistered weapons was discovered on the residents of the palestinian ambassador to draw following an investigation about how the palestinian am but still was killed in a mysterious explosion triggered by him i kidding aside a total of twelve illegal weapons were found including pistols and submachine guns. boston the following day which is righties concerns as to whether the embassy was in some way involved in weapons distr

. >> reporter: starting this fall, two of these blimps will float at 10,000 feet over the army's aberdeen proving ground in maryland in an attempt to develop a defense for the nation's capital against cruise missiles fired from ships offshore. russia already has a large arsenal of cruise missiles-- essentially low-flying unmanned aircraft-- and other countries like iran are developing them. as it stands today, we have practically zero capability to detect it, much less defend against it, one military officer said of the cruise missile threat. the balloons carry radars that can search for hundreds of miles to detect the launch of a cruise missile and relay the data to interceptor missile which have been positioned around washington since 9/11. but those same blimps can be outfitted with radars capable of tracking vehicles on the ground and with cameras that can watch people-- much like blimps already do at u.s. bases in afghanistan and along the border with mexico. that would give government the ability to follow american citizens as they go about their daily lives. officials insist they h

this fall the pentagon will commission two blimps to float at ten thousand feet over the army's aberdeen proving ground in maryland that helium filled arrows stats each two hundred forty three feet long is more than three quarters of the length of a football field they are to be stitched into existing defenses as part of a test of new technology ordered by the defense department now the three year test which is slated to start in october will cast a vast radar net from raleigh north carolina to boston and now to lake erie with the goal of detecting cruise missiles or enemy aircraft that could be intercepted before reaching the capital these arrows stats have been deployed by the military at u.s. bases in iraq and afghanistan in the past and are known to carry powerful surveillance cameras that can track the movements of suspected. surgeons and even u.s. soldiers and when army staff sergeant robert bales murdered sixteen civilians in afghanistan in march of two thousand and twelve and aerostat above his base captured video of him returning from the slaughter in the early morning darkness

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. >> the blimps will be flown from the aberdeen area proving ground in maryland. the tests are expected to last the next three years. >>> an al-qaeda inspired militant group is claiming responsibility for a series of deadly explosions in egypt. six people were killed, hundreds hurt. the deadliest attack was a car bombing outside police headquarters in downtown cairo. the attacks come on the eve of the third anniversary of the uprising that forced president hosni mubarak to resign. >>> lawmakers voted to scrap the $64 hybrid tax enacted a year ago. governor terry mcauliffe said he will sign the measure. the move to repeal the tax is after hybrid drivers say they should be rewarded for buying energy saving vehicles, not penalized. >>> this sunday on wusa9 it's the 56th annual grammy awards and as andrea roane explains, organizers are making sure this year's show is a sizzling success. >> every year the grammys try to do something to make it bigger and better and this year they're pack being the stage with some of the hottest new -- packing the stage with it some of

materials, as they're called, but they've got an expert team, many of them who are based from the aberdeen proving ground. it looks as though their going to be able to do this, if the chemical materials can be moved by the syrian government to the port of latokia and put on board that danish ship that you referred to. >> so that to you, at this point, is the question mark, or at least the thing that's worth worrying about the most in terms of the potential success of this operation, whether or not it can start, because the chemical weapons get moved to the right place to start the process. >> well, exactly. you know, the syrian government has been cooperating with every step of this chemical weapons elimination plan that was first worked out by the u.s. and russia, but they're now at the phase where they have to move in dozens of ground transport vehicles, in big trucks, the material across land, on a road that is contested right now in the civil war. so, security is an issue. weather has been an issue. getting the right trucks and equipment to the syrians for the operation. russia has hel

little did i know that in aberdeen, indra was developing more natural, better for you snacks. forerunner of this whole issue. i stood corrected. she corrected me. she's one of my bankable 25. >> she's got great lines. very healthy snack foods. >> i didn't know they had -- oh, a third one on your list, sue, when we were young pups in this game, michael dell was lauded as the transformer of industrial process. just in time -- >> you are going to get a dell. everybody was saying that. >> that's why you like him, right? >> yeah. you know, i'm going to segue to something which jim said just before the break about ibm in contrast. i very rarely disagree with jim and most times i regret ever having done so. in this case, michael dell is a reminder about the transformations that sometimes happen sadly because of the short term notion of our capital markets, michael dell has had to take this company private to pull off some of the miracles that jenny is similarly trying to do at ibm. what michael has done is five times over, he has fundamentally transformed dell and he's the one, by th

aberdeen asset management, that is loun 4% after it withdrew monies in the final quarter of 2013. rio tinto is up 1.6% today. the stocks that we're looking at today, shares trading down at richemont. france has sold 1% of the european sales company. 451 million euros, stock fairly flat. let's get more on those two stocks. stephane has the details for us in paris. >> good morning, ross. there are two different reasons why carrefour is trading lower this day. the growth in the fourth quarter was weaker than the growth that carrefour predicted in the third quarter of this year. least yeefr, it was demented, there is a question mark about the sustainability of this recovery. now, the second reason is the price of the stock. carrefour already trading at 17 times the estimated earnings for the full year. that's to compare with 14 sometimes forecasts. it's smaller rival and less than 1 1 points. its british rival, so the stock might be big nor from an investor point of view. for that, it explains why they have to think of the reaction. car four, 2.3% for the forty quarter and 2.35% incre

largely people that we've heard about since the white house, maggie williams, cheryl mills, huma aberdeen, they're not necessarily on the payroll now. huma is, but the others aren't. they are her friends, people who give her advice. and then she's brought in new people, and i think that might be a promising sign in how a 2016 campaign would function. she's brought in people like tom nides who is at morgan stanley now but was a top aide at state. jake sullivan is a policy guy who works for biden now but who she's close to. and so it's sort of a mix, but i would say it's still made up of those core group of people that we heard about in hillaryland in the white house. >> host: sure. one of big questions, if hillary clinton does, in fact, run, just how much help can she get from president obama's operation, the one that actually toppled her in 2008? what's your take? >> guest: yeah. priorities usa, this is the pac, has already brought in jim messina and said it's going to work towards getting clinton elected, so i think they are going to bring in some obama people. but people i talked to sai

we have heard that the tailhook and aberdeen, and the litany is endless, and we could talk for hours about the number of times we have been told that this was changing. it is time to throw everything that we have added, as reluctantly as i have said to come to that decision, which i called a draconian response, in my testimony two weeks ago. one that i came to have the same sense of despair, and just influence i talked about charlie brown and lucy and the football. eventually you have to say to lucy, somebody else is going to hold the football. it is time for somebody else to hold the football. and i believe more than just sexual assault cases, but in all felonies, it would be civilian crimes. so that we are not creating courts that are unique to this issue. but allowing for a wider range with all civilian felonies that are not military crimes. let me say that chaplains, at our best, serve each, our god, but care for the humanity of the service members that we encounter. that is our ultimate and most precious charge, the humanity of the people we serve with. and we serve them in the

in aberdeen, south dakota. >> oh, my goodness, this is really incredible. >> so visibility is near zerove less than 3 inches of snow so you don't need a lot of snow to have blizzard conditions. all over the northern plains and parts of the great lakes and now we'll see that active pattern move through this weekend and behind it super cold air. minneapolis, 12 below monday. chicago wakes up to 2 and on the east coast little bits of snow especially in new york city to boston. but not a whole lot of accumulation. >> that's for friday night into saturday, that's the big picture. >> this weather report brought to you by pacific life. amy and i were talking, we were in the 40s. it's been so mild. you can walk outside. >> right. >> by tuesday, next tuesday -- >> wah, wah, wah. >> enjoy what you have. >> we've seen that movie. it doesn't end well. >> we have been warned. thank you, ginger. >>> coming up, the jaw-dropping moment a woman fell off a cruise ship. now she's speaking out about what really happened when she went overboard. >>> and the money booth is back and so is the tongue twister.

concerns about aberdeen's exposure to iemerging markets. >> and meanwhile emerging markets providing> we're watching natural gas which just topped $5. the first time that's happened since june of 2010. this is a 5% surge just today in natural gas futures. that has a lot to do with the fact that the revised forecast that we're seeing for the weather calls on cold temperatures, record cold to last into february. and we are looking at production freezeoffs in some areas as well as some pipeline disruptions. that has helped to have natural gas rally 5% a day for the past three days. we're looking at natural gas as the best performing commodity in 2014 and a lot of folks may be looking to see how they can play natural gas. retail investors look at the natural gas fund. that etf is up sharply this year. up about 15% or so since the start of 2014. we're also watching what's happening in terms of the oil market and the big news this week with the starting of that trans canada, southern leg of the keystone pipeline to the gulf coast and that has caused the spread between brent crude futures a