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day began in edinburgh with a fat announcement from nicola sturgeon here at her official residence, bute she is seeking a second independence referendum. let's get a report on that now from our scotland editor, sarah smith. since she was 15, nicola sturgeon has dreamed of an independent scotland. now brexit may provide the chance. as she says it means scotland must be given a fresh choice. what scotland deserves, in the light of the material change in circumstances brought about by the brexit vote, is the chance to decide our future in a fair, free and democratic way. there should be a referendum, she says, before the uk leaves the eu, some time between the autumn of 2018 and the spring of 2019. 0pinion polls still don't suggest more than 50% of the country would want to vote for independence. the economic circumstances are much harderfor you than they were in 2014. do you really believe you could win another referendum? yes, i do. absolutely i believe that. i believe that it would be wrong for scotland to be taken down a path it has no control over, regardless of the consequences for ou

clouds, bute some 70 to 73 between lunchtime and 4:00 to 5:00 for saturday.ome showers come sunday. here is where we change. 3:00 time with showers is looking more like 5:00 during the evening hours when we will have rain push into the area. that is after 5:00 on sunday. another look at the 10 day forecast, coming up. julie: my goodness. look at the space. this is bosco. what an adorable pooch. look at that. you know i want a bite. i need a bite. give me a biscuits. i love the captions. that face.a on the rose right now, we will show you what it looks like around the capital beltway. that is what we have the crack tying up the left lane. also, the beltway here. checking for a crash near route seven. northbound from 66 back to 270, look in the area of 7. pictures within the next 10 minutes. back in 10 minutes to update the ride on 270. stay with us. look at this. she says, can you guys be quiet? i am watching g.mmw. #gmwpuppy. where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this

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bute are the similarities you will not see this white house saying this is a reaction to the travel ban having been stopped by the court. that won't happen. laura: philip crowther there, reporting from washington. hundreds of people have been marching alongside the coffin of martin mcguinness. he was key to brokering the good friday peace agreement for northern ireland. those who lost family members in ira atrocities say they can never forgive his past. reporter: as martin mcguinness's death was announced, it was his ability to build bridges with the other side and convince his people payhat many tribute to. >> he could reach out to people, people he had deeply offended, and who he felt deeply opposed to peavy he has that capacity to rise above his past. reporter: some honor to his friendship with the late ian paisley. they went from swarm enemies -- sworn enemies to being buddies. the remarkable political development, having been in ira the gun, he man of became a figure of reconciliation toward the end of his life. ian paisley son described a day of extremely mixed feelings for northe

realize vladimir putin enjoys high approval rating across the high spectrum of the russian p population butere looking at a country that has been dealing with years of recession. received a lot of anger building up over corruption that permeate the russian government. these accusations that alexi navalny are quite damaging that dmitry medvedev is worth a billion euros. that is a massive amount of money in russia. that is struck a chord with some of the younger generation. sarah: a massive amount of money in any country. how is the kremlin was bonding -- responding? >> up to this point they have not tried to sugarcoat it. the kremlin's main spokesperson said we saw yesterday were some of the largest protest to sweep across russia in recent memory but he also seemed to draw the legitimacy of the protest into question. he raised the idea that many of these units and children were paid to attend the demonstration. he had heard rumors that they were offered money if they were arrested. when journalists pressed him on the issues he said he only had facts to back it up, he did not name any of his s

there are basic requirements that they want to get rid of because it is easier to offer a plan, buted health the counter-arguments is that you are offering coverage without covering. >> if it passes the house, then what? hand is in the senate's it is bettere says for this to never beside into law, because you are taking what current benefits. nowmedicare beneficiaries ,on't have to worry about it they say, but these are current benefits. the senate would have to come up to a different bill. can they merge it and get it to trump's guest by april? by april? i doubt it. >> thank you for the conversation. >> washington journal. , a discussion about the house intelligence committee. then, jerry severino of the judicial crisis network. to watch washington journal on monday and join the discussion.

they don't need a permit, which is called "constitutional carry. " they don't need a good cause or , buting or whatever anyway, this new law says that want to bring a gun to another state, you cannot bring it across borders because each state has their own laws, good or not good. now this law says that person has to be able to carry guns anywhere in the country and he is honored in any state. say if the person is from a bad gun laws, we have to the knowledge and because that is the law. it nullifies the states good laws basically. we are only as strong as our next neighbors laws because if they bring them through, what good is that? it is a terrible law, and nra law, it is trump and their agenda to have guns anywhere by or veryith little little reasonings. and then one other thing that i mr. john saiday, background checks are not effective. they are effective in the save lives. it is a simple thing, so he said all that stuff, he is not time the truth. thank you. i appreciate it. i love your show and i think you are the very best station on tv. allison from burlington, north carolina, indepe

. >> reporter: saito acknowledges that r raising wagages would he him attrtract more workers, bute says he needs to sell more to pay for that. it's a dilemma. >> translator: the only way to get out of this bind is to raise prices, but we'll lose customers if we do that. that's why i can't hike wages. >> reporter: one economist says companies need to find ways to improve efficiency to make wage hikes possible. >> translator: companies need to increase capital spending and invest in technology to improve productivity and solve labor shortage. the government needs to come up with measures to help them do this. >> reporter: the result of wage negotiations for small and mid-size companies will be out next week. if wage rises fail to pick up the pace, this may be a signal that more government measures are needed to move the economy forward. nahoko yamada, nhk world, tokyo. >>> nhk "newsline" comes to you live from tokyo. time for weather with jonathan oh who starts off with australia. jonathan. >> hello, looks like we will be looking at rain and some windy conditions as we go through thursday

many parents attested hard elementary were anything buting happy cam percent when they picked up their kids.ds. especially for the parents to drop their kids off and then there was no after school care. i was in the midst of a conference call when the school called. what were they thinking, to pick up three hours of instructionali time on a snowily day. clearly the new superintendentrt just was not thinking or was badly advised. d.c. made the call to open two hours late.e. soon after parents dropped off their kids this news came out. the district cancelling after school activities, including child parents rely on that goest until 6:00 p.m.til this was tweeted about half past noon. parents got an e-mail, but some missed it. you're on your work e-mail, not on your personal e-mail. with their school convenientlyl next to a hill, kids were sled ready after a quick day of class.clas well, we didn't have much learning. only 16 people in our class.ass. > oh, wow. i didn't know that, baby. >> only 16 people were there? >> you. the day werees for excused. d.c. school chance or anton wilson woul

we won't get snow bute showers n the suburbs that's 8:00 this. first rain drops in berks county into the trenton area. someod11:30 tonight. off and on showers overnight gh thitime here comes the rain showers, j as we go in the afrnhat line of steadierrain. that's arriving just in time for the commute tomorrow 5:30 in th downpours possible, inks and into delaware and south jersey and those showers will swing through philadelphia at 6:30 in the evening and still be going through the evening. in fact a chance we'll see some showers into saturday morning. but the weekend will be drying out. in fact we'll see sunshine later in the day on saturday. 50s for saturday. sunnier and warmer up into the 60s for most otvall. with sunshine feel a lot like yesterday. pl oday. swruft won't be as warm as yesterday. 56 this aften. comes the rain f first thing saturday morning. beautiful day sunday. in philadelphia. back to the 50s on monday and w tuesday. we get a one day break on showers for thursday an friday and drying out weekend. >> if you're getting ready to

this shot from argyll and bute.her west. a fantastic day just about everywhere. warmest further west. a fantastic dayjust about everywhere. this evening things will turn cold quite quickly. if you are heading to the football, take a few layers. just as we saw last night, it calls off quickly once the sun goes down. changes in the weather as well, areas of cloud and mist drifting in from the north sea. misty and murky across eastern england in particular. a cold one again, single figures quite widely as we have seen over the last few nights. touches of frost where it stays clear along the north—west. temperatures will bounce back again, sunshine first thing in scotland. more cloud in the sky in the east. some areas of fog, too. watch out for those. patchy cloud further west, wales and the west country, but it should be a sunny start of the day tomorrow morning, 8am. and the best of the sunshine tomorrow probably will be across the south—east quadrant into parts of the midlands and across the bulk of scotland. in betw

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you are the senior earlier on in argyll and bute. some highland clans reached 20 celsius today.off very quickly indeed. areas of fog coming in. the clearest of the skies will see the worst of the temperatures. a bit more clued perhaps across northern ireland, and asi perhaps across northern ireland, and as i mentioned, for central and eastern england, alias of fog around. watch out for those if you're commuting first thing in the morning. sunshine from the word call from the south—east. east of the pennines, the cloud could power a —— could prove persistent. that will knock the temperatures on the head here. it will fuel cold, eight or nine celsius at best. compare that to 16 or 17 celsius in the best of the sunshine for the south and west. for the weekend, we start off on a dry note but it will not continue that way. remit spreading in from the west, but heading —— having said that, the west, but heading —— having said that, they will still be some sunshine. the low pressures begin to wind its way up. it awful front and her directions, the first of which will bring surely been

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it is an amazing platform and buting piece of technology, from a cultural and management standpoint, that is a d line to walk. caroline: coming up, our exclusive conversation with -- and his take on automated driving. we speak to one of the biggest two p are lenders in the united kingdom, how the company is faring after brexit and what is -- this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: now sebastian thrun is known to be one of the most innovative minds in silicon valley. now he has moved on to found udacity, the online education start up. twocompany just announced new nano degree programs along with 19 new hiring partnerships. we caught up with sebastian thrun and asked how partnerships will help students land jobs fed cup is like facebook and google in the future. >> we have companies ranging irobot,gle x and companies that want the latest and best talent. there is a cap between the talent that exist today and the talent companies want. udacity gives every person a chance to upscale themselves and get the right jobs. caroline: the timing is fascinating. yesterday we were discussing the executive

rainy, windy write this off as your rainy day, 54 tomorrow, stays cloudy throughout the afternoon bute sunshine and high of 60. in the morning it is sunny with the gift of life donor dash at art museum, that would be a perfect weather for shower, monday night, into tuesday, bob kelly. >> good morning, good morning. 6:17. starting to see delays here on septa they put out a note equipment issues on the chestnut hill east regional rail line. you will see delays on all scattered buses, trains, trolleys all just weather related with the heavier rain. here's an example what your windshield will look like at route 13 in delaware, rain coming at us hard all throughout the day and into the evening. here's a live look at the schuylkill wbus, right at the uy avenue overpass only one lane opened there and if you are heading down to the airport give yourself some extra time. i just checked with philly international there are delays from atlanta, but we will see delays here in philadelphia, throughout the day with the heavier rain. south jersey an accident at freeway at route 676, right there as you

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those, buting he has i am saying his tax forms will show a lot of things.owever, if he does not show these things, then he is trying to hide something. he is trying to simply hide something. host: kenneth, we will leave it there. your kind of breaking up a little bit. connecticut, go ahead. caller: i think we should give him praise to paying 25% as opposed to warren buffett paying 15%. host: i will jump in for a second to say look at this. trump paid a higher tax rate of 25% them. 24%. and comcast paid 13%.e sanders paid higher if the rich pay a percentage, then maybe we would not have the deficit in this country. low taxthere should be incentives for any rich people. vegas, ae in las republican. go ahead. caller: good morning. bless donald- god trump. he came just in time to save the republic. he is the richest resident we have ever had. he got that way, because he knows what he is doing. he has had up and downs in his life. he has had failures and successes. it is nobody's business what the tax returns are. it is his business. long as he is following the

lot of sunshine tomorrow, bute expect it to be pretty windy all day long.da after cools, recess time gorgeous to be outside, temperatures into the 6 20s. seven day forecast, watch thewac temperatures go up and dune yett again. 66 with a gusty winds tomorrow, 67 and a gorgeous third, a mix of rain showers is possible along a small system that comes along with some real artic air, that will be on friday.iday temperatures are still chillylly but above freezing.in if snow flakes fall we don't expect anything to stick fridayd we see lowe's in the 0s, highs struggling to hit 40 degrees, we spring ahead but it feels nothing like spring.ke in fact, we are watching for the possibility of more snow, our second chance for some snowome which would arrive on sunday. the storm track looks to be a little south of us. at least that's the way it trended today, but keeping a close eye on that for the chance to see any flakes on sunday. it looks like we stay chilly foc the rest of the week. > back over to > it's just a conversation i've been where you're at.at. that little bit there was the new fox sho

bute there was surveillance, there were two sewarrants. it happened. they found no evidence at all ts say that there was any collusion. don't you think in light of all the media coverage of this, that there's a dereliction of duty in informing the o american people what you and john solomon, both great objective journalists, investigative reporters have found? don't you think this is major headlines they're ignoring? >> absolutely. i think what you need to do is go to the truth. i tell you where there is evidence sean. there will be evidence as to who leaked this information. if there are good investigators willing to find out who did. that's where the trail of bread crumbs will be. even though there's a wide expanse of intelligence agencies that can access this type of information, the leak on flynn's telephone call, that was signals intelligence, that's a felony. revealing that like they did to the washington post is actually a felony. and every time you go into a compartmentalized room that is highly guarded so you can look at this information, ever

if they can find a little crack in the bridges i'm sure they can find the trash for clean up crew bute on the schuylkill only one lane here at gulph mills, and nice and quiet, no delays at all as you work your way in to downtown. coming into south jersey flag getting a work out from the wind but otherwise we're in good shape up and over bennie. they did not work last night on the vine street expressway. so that is opened for business this morning. working your way in toward downtown, no problems at all, across town, up and down i-95, we're looking good and mass transit at lee out of the gate so far so good on the buses, trains, trolleys. karen and lauren back to you. >>> thanks very much. we will begin with breaking news there has been a shooting that happened in the logan section of the philadelphia we know one person has died. lets get out to the scene where steve keeley is with what we know, steve, good morning. >> reporter: we had a murder in this section last night right before sundown, and it is was a violent weekend for murders and this will make five murders since we were last

not everything, but up to a level of what the methodology was used and not only that, bute authoritiesave run these sorts of operations, and let me tell you something, ten years ago -- 's point let me ask you, does that mean they can say who unmasked general flynn? >> absolutely. it will be that level. because it will go down to exactly which keystroke unmasked which name, which tells you exactly who struck that keystroke. more importantly, were talking about, even if that was authorized, if you take on the face of it that this collection was authorized, which i think is questionable, you then have to figure out who authorized the unmasking and, more important, who then authorized by dissemination, which is the biggest issue because that was leaked to "the new york times" periods point let me bring in gillian. i agree, gillian, a lot of the actual surveillance may have been legal, but it is the leaking and the unmasking that i think they are going to end up having a big problem explaining. >> that is the key. even if intelligence on president trump and his communication personally got

bute: volatility there, happy anniversary to the bull market, completing eight years since march 9, 2009 is on one of the best-performing groups during the course of the rally, which is consumer discretionary. you are looking at the xl why -- xly. do you think it will continue growing? guest: i think it will. i believe that looking at this, i'm not willing to pile into the etf itself. i am using discretion by looking at gaining access to options. i am buying a june call spread, but selling that to finance some of the cost of the call spread allows me to participate through the upside. however, i live in a my downside it we see pickups in the market for the next few months. julie: thank you. we will be watching to see if it keeps continuing. back to you guys. scarlet: still ahead on "what "what'dmiss from go -- you miss," a look at future relations under the trump administration. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: president trump says contrary to some media reports, plans to overhaul health care are "coming along great." in a tweet this afternoon, the president also said, "we are t

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in her letter drafted here at bute house, the first minister nicola sturgeon says there is no rationalster should reject her request for a second independence referendum. if it is an issue of timing, she says the vote could take place after brexit negotiations have finished so people in scotland have a choice between brexit and independence. she also hinted what her reaction might be if her request is rejected. in my view the will of the scottish parliament must be respected, it is a question of not if it is respected, but how. if the prime minister chooses not to do that, i will set out to parliament over the next few weeks what i intend to do to make sure the will of the parliament is respected and we make progress towards giving the people of scotland a choice. well, what might that response be? perhaps in a worst—case scenario it could be the first minister somehow disrupting or delaying the legislative process which is intended to repatriate, to bring back powers from europe to the united kingdom. ministers here in edinburgh and in london will be thinking about just how disruptive

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so fiscal policy and other matter, butes could we are going to wait to see just how that evolves. but as you speak about all those other factors that impact the economy, would you project to be the biggest challenge for the u.s. economy in the next five years, or example? chair yellen: i think the global had very important been a very important factor in the outlook for the u.s. economy. this point, i am pleased to be able to a that looking at the global economy, at least for the next few years i see the risks being more balanced than i have in some time. the european economy is growing in a more solid pace than it had earlier, inflation is moving up , data on japan and on growth has been somewhat more positive. china, over its growth has been from the breakneck, double-digit pace it enjoyed earlier. more than expected. it's economy, partly as a result of chinese policies, has continued to grow and management of its currency has been better toerstood and we are led less volatility. brexit remains and what will happen with european integration , that is an issue that is a risk. chi

a little bit more hazy in argyll and bute in scotland. but overall it is a nice scene out there.let's see what it looks like in the middle of the afternoon. pressure in scotland, temperatures at this stage typically ten or 11 degrees. milder in northern ireland. belfast and enniskillen at 13. manchester at 13. in the south it could even get up to 16 or 17 in the south it could even get up to 16 or17 in in the south it could even get up to 16 or 17 in london. a bit more cloud around to the posts of cornwall and devon. it is not clear everywhere, there are some clouds out there and a bit of sea mist around. this evening there are changes on the way. a weather front will be advancing of the atlantic, bringing some rain to northern ireland and scotland. this is the start of a very unsettled period for scotland, particularly northern scotland. very strong winds, gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour in the northern isles and on top of that frequent showers. to the south the winds died down very quickly and in the south on tuesdayit very quickly and in the south on tuesday it is a nice d

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latest from our assistant political editor norman smith, but first let's speak to steven godden outside buten edinburgh. your thoughts on the timing of nicola sturgeon‘s announcement? your thoughts on the timing of nicola sturgeon's announcement? the timing has been central to all of this. she took a lot of people by surprise by going further than they expected her to. she began by setting up the context. since that time, she has worked hard to compromise with the uk government but had been met by a brick wall of intransigence and wants to vote for a real choice, a hard brexit being offered by the conservative government. she said she will go next week to hollywood to seek his mandate to begin negotiations with the government over a section 30 order. but it is what happens next which is the interesting thing. they give the government is the one with the power to say yes or no to that. she says she wants scots to make an informed choice so that they have more information about what brexit will mean but against that if they wa nt to will mean but against that if they want to do something about

it does not have to be fast, bute timely. yvonne: is there room to overshoot?s been symmetric. it cannot be to exactly. average is meant to be symmetric. it has always been that way. i do not think it means that when it goes above two, they will take action. yvonne: in terms of fiscal stimulus, we are seeing unemployment around 4.6%-four .7%. where exactly are we be fleeting then?lating growth or inflation? >> we can get an increase in growth, which has been very low in the u.s., the lowest recovery from a sort of recession like the one we had. productivity growth can come from tax reform come of regulatory reform. it is not really a fiscal stimulus in the sense of the word like to thousand nine. is that is successful, the economy will grow more rapidly. yvonne: do you see the growth that some are optimistically forecasting right now? >> i wish. we miss all of those 3%-4% in the recovery. spurts.e get some it remains to be seen. thatolicies will lead in direction. that is what i would advocate. we do think growth will be higher. that is what history tells us. i

it was a summer where we had some severe conflicts of the butes at versailles, williamsburg was where we got together and really began to see where we were going. from that summit, which had an annex, and details the kind of policy we were going to pursue. the french, within six months, were pursuing many of those policies. it became the basis for the washington consensus which format forimf economic policy in the that set 1980's. out a very coherent set of economic policies that more or spread to other countries and many other developing countries. it coincided with one of the biggest booms that i call the great expansion. not the great moderation. the great expansion that took place between 1980-2010. we have real, annual gdp growth during at that point in the world of about 3%. the chinese kept growing very effectively. you have to ask yourself the question, how did this happen? we have already heard this afternoon, and i'm sure we will hear it tomorrow and the next day, about all the factors that could have perhaps caused this. maybe the first question ought these outcomes do they

bute mentally he had been, publicly it was coming off totally differently. so yeah, i really agree with it. i don't think there is a master reversal and policy. it was fairly consistent, if you kind of read all these documents and draw it together it seems fairly consistent. >> can i say a word or two about that particular document you cite, which is george schultz's -- a letter he wrote in 1987. the first part of that, scholz writes, because of strength and philosophy, the u.s. relationship will always be unique and difficult to manage. but it is increasingly clear that the soviet union is going to be seen by history as ronald reagan's china. the soviet union is now changing because of fear, fear of china's reforms, fear of europe, eastern european restlessness, but most of all because if you are falling permanently behind the and i read that significance is that by the end of the reagan administration, that it was still the view of the soviet union's reagan's china. very important in terms of thinking about reagan and europe and the end of the cold war, be

bute stabilizi the economic situation. he's ready for the long-term and making sure that inner circle which there have been changes. there's generational changes going on right now. he's passing leadership from his peers to another generation. he's sculpting them. their further enrichment is very important. but we're seeing lack to payment to pensions and teachers. the social economic system is crumbling but the inner circle is being maintained. >> how rich is putin? >> i have no idea, sir. >> mr. president, you're not usually bashful. >> well, the report says $100 billion but who knows? but certainly it's a lot. >> and just to be clear for the record, this is a guy who is a public sector bureaucrat for most of his life and we think he might be worth on the order of $100 billion. stake in private service? >> we have press secretaries with $30,000 swiss watches. >> mr. wanesteen are you going to jump in there? do you know history on the guy? >> no, i'm a little perplexed how a public servant gets $100 billion. >> i don't se

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b i mean this is pretty solid.ol you can hear the crunch when yoy walk in the grass as well, bute, ifahead aad there, that is pretty much theut scene we saw in front ofon o woodbridge high school as well and so school again canceledance here. this is the refreeze fromrefreeo overnight.t you need to obviously be very v cautious. but you know those neighborhoods look pretty good except stillt i many mounds of snow that may limit space for drivers making n it tricky to turn in and out.ut according to vdot crews willws l continue to work.oor crews have been working wki overnight treating roads withh salt and sand that's the good g news. and so hopefully all of this will sort of dissipate but veryr very cold. cd. i mean this cold basically froze everythingy fr overnight and didn't leave the e cherry blossoms in good shapeooe either. let's head in with my colleaguee melanie alnwick with for anor a update on the cherry blossoms. good morning, mel.orning >> reporter: good morning,, rnig annie. as the sun came up we definitely were able to see that there isei some damage here to some of these