. >> carolyn was a strong woman. i think he loved that. >> when john and carolyn would walk into an event, the entire place would stop. carolyn was really having a hard time with paparazzi. it was a slow erosion of happiness of privacy that she didn't know how to handle. >> from the very beginning they had a volatile relationship, and unfortunately the cameras were always there to record it. there was one particularly revealing moment when they were dating and on the beach and suddenly they encountered the paparazzi. >> come on, john. don't [ bleep ] do that. >> you don't come up to my girlfriend when she's on the beach alone and start taking photographs of her. no. >> you have a partner who's not used to this, and she didn't ask for this. that made john angry. >> despite being hounded by paparazzi, the couple remained strong. >> they were always giggling and laughing and kissing and hugging and they brought everyone into their circle. ♪ >> with carolyn, it was kind of a remarkable moment where he said i'm out. i'm d

carolyn. that's great. i think that did exactly what i had hoped for our purposes which is tee up the decision, give those of who you have not yet delved into the report -- it's good. a preview. the a it's a key thread to be aware of and to help us understand what the administration's industrial policy is. perfect setup. the rest of our panel, if you didn't figure it out, represent different perspectives on the same problem. a perspective of industry, from the hill, from let's call it the independent sector that is collaborating both with private and public entities in order to address some of these problems. let me give -- as i offered that they do -- each of the other panelists a few minutes to introduce themselves and their core perspective on the topic before we begin a discussion. i've asked jeff to start that. jeff is -- let me give an introduction. he is the vice-president for digital transformation at lockheed martin. in that capacity, he is responsible for leveraging e ii emerging tec

carolyn: some are, the vast majority are not.big multinational, you have been preparing for a while, especially if you are in a highly regulated industry. talking to thousands of small businesses who say to us, we cannot be ready. they are saying that brexit simply cannot be managed and that is our big concern. francine: this is a no deal brexit or any form of brexit? carolyn: no deal brexit is the form of a brexit that business is fear the most test businesses -- businesses fear the most. francine: what is the reality? how could that actually happen? parliament does not really want it. we understand the government also probably does not want a no deal brexit. what needs to happen? as each day passes, do you think we are getting there? arelyn: what businesses trying to do is balance of probabilities of different outcomes. at the moment it feels like the probability of no deal has risen. i think that there is a consensus in parliament against no deal. i think the business voice has been quite powerful in terms of communicating wit

and carolyn dewitt is director of rock the vote. and this is an organization that has evolved from its mtv origins to being one of the key organizations for voter registration and education and carolyn tells me she screams to africa prime time but not any other continent so welcome carolyn and i'd love to hear your story. jennifer decasper is in the office of senator simpson and she startedthere, amazing story and she changed that office and we're going to talk about that . jennifer has eight tattoos. and lastly but definitely not least, valerie camillo's chief revenue officer and the marketing officer at the washington national and at the end of next month she's moving to philadelphia to take over as president of the philadelphia flyers and the wells fargo centerand you may not know this but she was once a reality show contestant . >> not the bachelor. >> tell us about it, i'll love the story. >> i was on espn dream job which is a competition to be sports anchor. years ago. i didn't win. >> i want to start with jennifer because you

. >> reporter: carolyn bower heads to work every day despite not getting paid because she feels it's her duty. >> i have to help make sure that every passenger that gets on those planes gets from here to their destination safely. we have to keep our economy going because that's what's going to help everyone else. >> reporter: and now help may be on the way for carolyn and the hundreds of other tsa employees air traffic controllers, customs inspectors and other federal workers at mineta. >> we're going to do everything we can to help folks in a tight spot right now. >> reporter: mayor sam liccardo is calling a special meeting with council members tomorrow afternoon to discuss his proposal to offer federal employees short term loans that would equal monthly take home pay and could be repaid without interest. he said in his memo to the council nearly half of tsa workers at mineta live in san jose d 's their moral obligation to ease their financial strain as well as keep our airport operating. >> the longer this goes, the more they'll be struggling and if they have to choose, they'll nee

carolyn maloney / ny-dlet us not mince words, today in american women are under attack.maloney's billis co-sponsored by republican congressman tom reed of seneca falls new york.alexandra limon / washington correspondent38 states must ratify the equal rights amendment to make it part of the u.s constitution. so far 37 have....an effort to make virginia the 38th state failed last week.the era rally attracted support from celebrities like patricia arquette and alyssa milano who came with a message alyssa milano / actressignoring the era will have consequences in elections - we will make a project out of you.women's rights activists say recent polls show more than 80 percent of americans support ratifying the era.in washington alexandra limon . (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the family of a wrongful death lawsuit speaks out... and is demanding justice for stephon clark. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (james) welcome back to the kron four morning news. today in entertainment news.

we lost carolyn bessette kennedy and her sister, lauren. i know this documentary tonight also talks with pilots, with aviation experts, trying to remind us all what it must have been like inside that plane that night. >> reporter: they take us to that night. two pilots, david, one who flew, one who decided not to, because the conditions were really difficult. they sort of describe this spatial disorientation that maybe he felt, that maybe he even spiraled in that plane in those final minutes, lost his way and then, of course, plunged, sadly, to his death. >> terrifying final moments. deborah, thank you. and "the last days of john f. kennedy jr." airs tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. we'll see you a little later for that. >>> in the meantime, there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. your health, and the new tablet now available, tablet to ward off the flu. and we'll have new details. >>> also, images coming in at this hour, the deadly crash on the interstate involving several vehicles, including two

carolyn maloney / ny-dlet us not mince words, today in american women are under attack.maloney's bill is co-sponsored by republican congressman tom reed of seneca falls new york.alexandra limon / washington correspondent38 states must ratify the equal rights amendmt to make it part of the u.s constitution. so far 37 have....an effort to make virginia the 38th state failed last week.the era rally attracted support from celebrities like patricia arquette and alyssa milano who came with a message alyssa milano / actressignoring the era will have consequences in elections - we will make a project out of you.women's rights activists say recent polls show more than 80 percent of americans ratifying the era.in washington alexandra limon . (pam) (pam) (pam) (pam) chicago police are investigating an assault against the star of the hit television show "empire". actor jussie smol-lett is from santa rosa. he was attacked by two people while walking in the downtown area early this morning. police say, the suspects yelled racial and homophobic slurs ... as they beat him. they also poured an unknown

they were the couple who seemed to have it all. >> john actually managed to keep his marriage to carolyncret. >> john's sister caroline was in on the plan to keep the intimate wedding under cover. >> caroline and her friend carole radziwill printed out the wedding programs themselves in an office space on a xerox machine because they were afraid that if they sent them to a legitimate printer it would get out to the press. >> the couple's romance, brief marriage and tragic death are explored in the new two-hour abc news documentary. "e.t." spent a lot of time covering john who told us that married life in the spotlight was a challenge for his bride. >> how are you dealing with all the publicity around the marriage? >> it's been all right. it's sort of a jarring change for my wife, but she'll get used to it. >> how's married life? >> pretty good. i recommend it. >> they were married less than three years when they perished in that plane crash along with her sister lauren. john was piloting his new plane on a trip to a kennedy family wedding on martha's vineyard. in the abc special, the mom

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that was the labour mp carolyn harris.lemis, which was founded in 1990. the deal is worth £700 million. l'0ccitane's management said they had long admired elemis for a commitment to natural ingredients and scientific innovation. how do you know the photographs you post on social media aren't being stolen? it's easy to copy images and set up a fake accounts online. it's a phenomenon known as catfishing. despite not being a criminal offence, police forces are hearing more and more complaints. the bbc‘s jennifer meierhans, a victim herself, investigates. this woman found someone pretending to be her on instagram. when i went on it to investigate my self vape foul ——i on it to investigate my self vape foul —— i found they'd followed my male friends and they were being lazy, trying to get to know me better, etc. joel richards's friend spotted his friend on tinder, but under a different name and sexuality. it was a shock. i'm a bbc journalist, i had no idea what cat fishing wasn't until it happened to me. i had private messages

nobody knows what they're getting into until they're in it. >> reporter: for carolyn, sharing john'sery reluctant to fly with john in the beginning. she complained constantly about it. but toward the end she started to like it. that's the only time they were ever alone like it was so rare that it was just the two of them that being up there in the clouds with john began to become something that carolyn bissette actually liked. >> reporter: in july 1999, jfk jr. departed new jersey in his small plane with his wife and her sister heading to a family wedding. but they never made it. the plane going down in the atlantic. >> he was pushing the envelope in the sense that he reached the point where he could fly at night perhaps before he really should have done it and pilots will tell you that that's the most dangerous point in a pilot's career. >> reporter: that tragic flight symbolizing so much about jfk jr. those who love him say that he embraced life fully, never shying away from challenges and even danger. this was a young man who took on life fiercely. >> did so much in his 38 years.

carolyn there shermer a social democrats member of the berlin state parliament asked to see the contracts between the states and the two companies and was granted permission. she was led to a windowless room and not allowed to take a pen make notes or copy anything. a lot of the local market does. the math taught in public private partnership. classes in ma p.p.p. as all. would read. on bellina nish the new class at lincoln. was half up how it's come this didn't. these first woman had. how'd it it wasn't the only and she had skittish and behind this she'd. be as indecent to tip. and she. gave her disk attacked. and fear and gang and a given island and all that back ass is i called her on. the scheme cunt i felt tough. as it is yahoo prima shift would emerge desired played by couldn't. gain as couldn't hear of the nation under name or here were. new in these equal by these and for dark does guns of these eco only cost by. the horses in the. public on the cost of quality sparing cornwall where are the bullet bugger going to present a story of one of the. bystanders . this is a beautiful med

we already have a couple of winners, big names you mentioned, carolyn pliskova and madison keys safely through, looking tojoin them is madison keys safely through, looking to join them is former semifinalist at melbourne park and number one johanna konta, one set up on a player she has lost to this year, the australian pilot tom aisla tomyanovic. kei nishikori has his work cut out, i sat down to a polish qualifier, after being one breakdown, now they are in a second set. nishikori is in danger of going down two sets to love, something he has only come back from twice in his career. what can we look forward to in the evening? the day's at liners including the headline evening session, novak djokovic, looking for a seventh record australian open title, first since 2016, and serena williams, another former champion, for that it is overall grand slam singles titles, she is one way, 23, from equalling margaret court's all—time record which she really wa nts to all—time record which she really wants to match and she really wants to break, facing tatiana maria for the first time, and they are

we already have a couple of winners, big names you mentioned, carolyn pliskova and madison keys safelys safely through, looking to join them is former semifinalist at melbourne park and number one johanna konta, one set up on a player she has lost

carolyn: great to get your thoughts, as ever.issed the full powell,tion with jerome show.n to our macy's holiday slump bringing down other retailers with it. what it means for retail and 2019 next. 2019 next.means for ♪ : time now for a look at what stories are trending across the bloomberg universe. terminal uses are reading about the new floats in a parade of bad news. bloomberg.com has a story about how residents of westchester county new york, a suburb of manhattan, are adapting to the private -- the highest property taxes in the union. meanwhile, sales of sit for aily homes sixth straight quarter. and tictoc on twitter is looking at a new report from the west detailing the health and environmental benefits of not eating beef. according to the west, cutting beef from our diets could cut 5% inouse emissions by height and middle income countries. on can follow these stories the bloomberg terminal and of course at tictoc on twitter. e: the christmas retail boom in the u.s. may have turned into post holiday gloom. bloomberg opini

remember, six years ago, carolyn was four and catherine was two. and carolyn remembers that you reached out to pick up that, and catherine screamed at the top of her lungs, and the response was, it's a democrat. and that made the time magazine quote next week, joe biden to catherine, a democrat trying to pick you up, and you screamed your head off. >> a great story. >> hold it up a little more. >> i don't want to block you. >> thank you. >> do i look at the vice president or look at him? >> i will administer the oath so you can all look at him. okay. and then we will pose for a few shots. >> okay. >> do you solemnly swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states, against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations, senator. >> heidi, congratul

congressman, ed pastore, superintendent, of public construction carolyn warner, treasurer, jerrell springer. chief justice mike jones, senator john mccain. others had names, that we were not familiar with. their lives were cut short in the line of duty. their service will be honored, and remembered, all the same. staff sergeant maximo florez. chief warrant officer taylor delving. staff sergeant alexander conrad. first sergeant, nicholas m's barry. army specialist robert jones. usw marshall, chase white. no gallus police officer, his use cordova. salt river police officer, clayton -- trooper tyler ed no offer -- ednoffer. their sacrifices remind us of the sacrifices made every day by heroes in uniform. law enforcement, first responders, corrections officers, our national guard, and, military personnel. we salute you. we are proud of you, and, we thank you. >> [ applause ] >> we knew that to truly secure arizona's future, we cannot do it without you. and, we pledge to continue to support and invest in you, and, your families. ladies and gentlemen of the legislature, we have got our work cut o

carolyn maloney / ny-dlet us not mince words, today in american women are under attack.maloney's billo-sponsored by republican congressman tom reed of seneca falls new york.alexandra limon / washington correspondent38 states must ratify the equal rights amendment to make it part of the u.s constitution. so far 37 have....an effort to make virginia the 38th state failed last week.the era rally attracted support from celebrities like patricia arquette and alyssa milano who came with a message alyssa milano / actressignoring the era will have consequences in elections - we will make a project out of you.women's rights activists say recent polls show more than 80 percent of americans support ratifying the era.in washington alexandra limon . (ken) in the south bay... police are asking the public if they recognize a sexual assault suspect... they just released this sketch today. officers say he is wanted for questioning in connection to several sexual assault incidents in sunnyvale and santa clara. they say the assaults happened in both cities between april of last year... and this month. i

xilinx is still good the chart is interpreted by carolyn broden they're facing serious resistance this when you consider this is the heart of earnings season. if the semiconductors can make it to the end of week without rolling over that, will be a good sign. and the upside could be significant. but there is also a decent chance that we'll get slammed and retested the december low. holy cow at least you know what the technical levels are to look for. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> it is time lightning round. buy, buy, buy, buy, buy. sell, sell, sell, sell, sell and then the lightning round is over are you ready? lightning round. let's start with david in new jersey david? kd hey, jim. a big boo-yah! from south jersey. go birds >> go birds. >> the recent earnings and the exposure to the real estate market what do you think about bank ozk? >> it zpt have the -- i need better than a 3% yield if i go into the regionals scott in california. scott? >> caller: boo-yah, cramer >> love that >> caller: this is scott from san francisco, california. how's it going, sir? >> just out there

markets are commonplace all over india and they're always crowded just like this one is from here in carolyn to find out what this market in particular has to offer so come on this ride with me. when it comes to football kids' been their self all of the usual suspects you have a premier league jerseys if you're looking for the indian national football team. ah no. you're out of luck they only have careless kid. well as it stands now cricket earns any top billing when it comes to the playing field maybe across the country are devoted to the sport and treat it like it's a really tricky it's been successful. so can football get more followers and become successful as well. i'm heading to the home of the carola blasters who are living a protein form did twenty fourteen as part of the indian super league on my to do list talk to two indian footballers one from the past and one in his prime to get their takes on white india's team has it made bigger strides on the international stage and having recently broken into people's top one hundred ranking what can we expect from india's national team in t

[applause] >> carolyn davis and then paul rose and then candice. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you so much. renee, i have a little story about renee when she started 21 years ago. she had a choice of working for my firm and going to the port. i was the loser for sure. [laughter] >> so, it's really funny that she is still here and i'm still here. i wanted to say how much integrity renee has as a communitcommunicator. she's looked up across the city. she's looked at as a one-person show that no one can match. when i look at -- i work with a lot of agencies, they have much larger staff and don't accomplish quite as much as she has done over the 21 years she's been here. i just wish her the very best as she sails off into the sunset and hopefully has an opportunity to enjoy our city in a different way than to be worried about whether a pier is going to fall down. it's been a pleasure to work with you and your team. i love you. thank you. [applause] >> hi, i'm paul with sfmta. congratulations. it's been a pleasure working with you. you represent a rare blend of communications

the american recovered from a set down to win defending women's champion carolyn wozniak had an easier time she needed just over an hour to see off sweden's johana lawson sloane stephens also cruise through to round three the twenty seventeen u.s. open champion beat hungary's timea her former doubles partner in straight sets. well markets and businesses are busy digesting the breaks that vote today. at the. tourism is crushing defeat in parliament is having only a moderate effects on the markets says across asia mix with many investors simply holding out for what happens next the pound initially fell to the two year low but has since bounce back the view is that the rejection of may's deal makes two diametrically opposed outcomes more likely. or another referendum best is now wait to see whether they will survive no confidence vote later today. that's told briggs it a bit more this time with benjamin with the headley business school and joins us now from london bridge would you advise the british government on a break what's the most likely scenario right now if may survives the vote o

priest they want all perpetrators and those who protect them to be held accountable in a court of law carolyn was still in diapers when her abuse started in her family's case there was evidence in the church paid a one million dollars settlement in exchange for not pressing charges or talking about the case last year when the pennsylvania attorney general released a state wide report on clergy abuse the forty's learned at the church had received another complaint against their abuser and done nothing that was a validation to me for us and that's what victims are seeking they're seeking that moment in court it wasn't just the four unease the report found credible evidence that statewide some three hundred priests had abused more than a thousand children and that the church had a pattern of covering it up the revelations have led to a federal investigation and at least a dozen more states are now compiling their own reports in pennsylvania victims have been lobbying elected officials to suspend the statute of limitations in older cases and give victims two years to take the church in their abus

is leftist activist who joined that protest in carolyn's she says the prime minister narendra modi's government is making things worse politicizing the issue. it does appear ne ne's to offer up politics and their electoral politics by am saying days after these two women ended being a shining date in a year but then began. a baby at prosperity that did everybody mice is so peaceful that it would be spared there'd been these to be men better yet endearing their people not object their did not that this is their very. peacefully silently allowing this three men to go on what should be fought about going to your pov sure that that didn't stumbly to peacefully being set up breakfast is happening out say that other parts of the state and that is exactly that is and by i am saying that this is politically motivated agenda out of the debt be endowed as says the coming election everyone to how i feel warts and a couple of seats there and get him out so far there are not that successful in that and so are they are trying that this is that you will sing the lead in and religious belief and fai

spyder wow you know you know the situation is so complex that it the any surface surgical operation carolyn producer do that astros result. so of course you know the must of politics in the united states play a very important role the pentagon the military is called they would like to show that all you know we are the police of the entire america on. you know by getting engaged in that as we can to show that horny mortal we are we can really know how legitimacy to alice for her blog it's essentially a center i think it's more of a roof reflection of the must in politics so it was all the money it was all of the heart of the house you know why don't you ask for more rest. why don't you just you know take care of see. the human factor you start off doing the minutes we're all. kinds of making that we're going to leave it there but it's a really good to tilt his thanking the from beijing university of international business and economics thank you. well caracas has been swarms with both antigovernment protests and rallies in support of president during and some of the demonstrations there have

priest they want all perpetrators and those who protect them to be held accountable in a court of law carolyn was still in diapers when her abuse started in her family's case there was evidence in the church paid a one million dollars settlement in exchange for not press. charges or talking about the case last year when the pennsylvania attorney general released a state wide report on clergy abuse the forty's learned that the church had received another complaint against their abuser and done nothing that was validation to me for us and that's what victims are seeking they're seeking that moment in court it wasn't just the four unease the report found credible evidence that statewide some three hundred priests had abused more than a thousand children and that the church had a pattern of covering it up the revelations have led to a federal investigation and at least a dozen more states are now compiling their own reports in pennsylvania victims have been lobbying elected officials to suspend the statute of limitations in older cases and give victims two years to take the church in their abuser

priest they want all perpetrators and those who protect them to be held accountable in a court of law carolyn was still in diapers when her abuse started in her family's case there was evidence in the church paid a one million dollars settlement in exchange for not pressing charges or talking about the case last year when the pennsylvania attorney general released a state wide report on clergy abuse the forty's learned at the church had received another complaint against their abuser and done nothing that was a validation to me for us and that's what victims are seeking they're seeking that moment in court it wasn't just the four unease the report found credible evidence that statewide some three hundred priests had abused more than a thousand children and that the church had a pattern of covering it up the revelations have led to a federal investigation and at least a dozen more states are now compiling their own reports in pennsylvania victims have been lobbying elected officials to suspend the statute of limitations in older cases and give victims two years to take the church in their abus

i was -- lookoking yetta canan u usef president correspondent carolyn thompson is in nairobi. this was an office compounud andd a hotel and conference cecenter and i it was a very securere known to be a veryy secure location and there were several offices off canyon companies international companies. are eat organizations and there were many officials would come and do their conferences in this locatio. i'm so what we know so far is that at mostt of the people who'vee been killed wheree kenyans who were working in the area or whoho were at the restaurant. out it has been confirmed that an american citizen who was the ceo as at and i development organizationn as well as british aid w worke. had been killed as well as a development project. in somalia and as well as some of the staff our security o or staff i in t e hotel. and so we we have our hearing now that. the the families have started to come inn forormst there are s still many peope ththat are wanting to knknow momo and as i s said this ws known to o be a somewewhat secure location. so it has brought a lot of concncerns

have voiced their frustration at the events in westminster, with the director general of the cbi carolyn are likely to accelerate their plans for the possibility of the uk leaving the eu with no deal in place. our business correspondent colletta smith has been getting reaction to the latest twists and turns in the brexit process. if mps thought last night's vote might‘ve reassured businesses, they'd have been wrong. the confederation of british industry says emergency brexit planning is heading into overdrive. i don't think there will be a single business this morning who is stopping or halting their no—deal planning as a result of what happened yesterday. and i fear they may even be accelerating it because the other amendment feels like a real throw of the dice to be returning to renegotiate something that has been so difficult to negotiate. if it goes ahead, the renegotiation goes ahead, and it sounds as though it will, let us move very quickly so we know the outcome. there's concern that starting to re—negotiate a deal with europe would be a gamble, ending up with a no—deal would be t

let's speak to labour mp carolyn harris who chairs a cross—party group of mps on gambling.elevation from our collea g u es of this elevation from our colleagues at five live about this loophole which allows people who acknowledge they have a problem with gambling themselves to go back online. are not at all surprised. it's just not fit for purpose and never has been. they have had five yea rs never has been. they have had five years to get it right and they are no further on in actually identifying what they need to do to be really effective service. and where do you think the problem lies? is it with the gambling companies themselves? do they need to do more to address this? i will always say they need to be more because they are exploiting vulnerable people and a lwa ys are exploiting vulnerable people and always have and in my opinion always will. we have to be slightly protectionist here and say that it ta kes protectionist here and say that it takes more than just tweaking a system to make it work. they really need to go back to the drawing board. it needs to be able t

the labour mp carolyn harris, who chairs a cross—party group of mps on gambling, says what the investigationyears to get this right. and they are no further on in identifying what they need to be an effective service. where do you think the problem lies? is it with the gambling companies themselves? do they need to do more? i will always say the gambling companies need to do more. they are exploiting vulnerable people. in my opinion always will. we have to be slightly protectionist and say it takes more than tricking a system to make it work. they need to go back to the drawing board. it needs to be able to ban than individual, and needs to be able to ban the actual resource that people use, and they also need to be able to work with the banks to stop credit and debit cards to be used for gambling when someone has a problem. if someone has a drug problem and you put the drug dealer in prison, it is not going to stop the problem. this is what this is, this is a really serious problem, it has to be a robust system. it is not fit for purpose. we have some really good treatment centres but they

the chief executive of the business group the cbi, carolyn fairbairn, said moves by mps to reject noexit minister kwasi kwarteng told the bbc what those alternative arrangments might be in ireland at the moment, there is already a difference, there is a border insofar as northern ireland has a different currency, it has different corporation tax regimes, it has different vat regime. so there is a border and obviously we don't want a hard border, we don't wa nt to don't want a hard border, we don't want to go back to the 1970s, so alternative arrangements i think is looking at technology. that was said in the political declaration between the eu and the uk that was published last month, you know, that we have to look at new arrangements, technology, to try and sort out those differences. i think the vote last night was very significant because if you wind the clock back two weeks ago, the government lost by 230 votes and people were saying it was a disaster, we weren't going to get anywhere and we would face no deal and what happened last night was in fact the opposite. we moved from

carolyn fairbairn says a plan to renegotiate the uk's withdrawal deal does not give business the certaintythe fourth quarter, with the bank reporting a 4% increase in profits. but last week, the bank anounced would it close up to a fifth of its uk branches, as it looks to cut costs. let's get more on what business makes of what it's heard from westminster over the last 2a hours. as we said, the pound took a hit as investors worry about the prospect of a no—deal brexit , and businesses are closer than ever to enacting their no—deal preparations. earlier we spoke to hannah essex, co—executive director of policy and campaigns, at the british chambers of commerce. we have been warning about this for many months at the chamber of commerce. we did a survey in september that showed in an ideal situation, one in five businesses would move some or all of the operation into some other part of the eu. ——in a no—deal situation. and we are really close now to the 29th of march, so businesses are taking prudent steps to prepare for the worst, which means that some of them have already enacted their cont

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listen to these for example the director general of the confederation of british industry caroline carolyn fairbairn she said every business will feel no deal is her telling closer a new plan is needed immediately this is now a time for our politicians to make history as leaders so despite some analysts saying that what happened on tuesday with that vote diminishes the chance of what people here in the city call the worst case scenario of a no deal breaks it others are saying well in fights this could mean that it's more likely we've ruled out her deal happening between now and march the twenty ninth now unless parliament comes up with something they can agree on that's the default position there are many other voices in finance an industry here in britain warning that that really is going to be an ongoing concern between now and the deadline so for the moment i think we'll leave it there and of course come back to the city has a and we've got more developments on how it's affecting currency and the markets thank you. i mean i sit here darby almost sixty percent of people voted to leave th

priest they want all perpetrators and those who protect them to be held accountable in a court of law carolyn was still in diapers when her abuse started in her family's case there was evidence in the church paid a one million dollars settlement in exchange for not pressing charges or talking about the case last year when the pennsylvania attorney general released a state wide report on clergy abuse the forty's learned at the church had received another complaint against their abuser and done nothing that was a validation to me for us and that's what victims are seeking.

urban planners like carolyn do what they can to ensure its for the people who live there. mexico embraced many of the ideas first explored at the battle house as early as the one nine hundred twenty s. . and then in one thousand nine hundred thirty nine former bauhaus director harness meyer received an invitation. he became head of the new institute for urban planning in mexico city. i mean if there aren't many buildings by meyer who spent ten years in mexico but we don't have a single one. nevertheless harness my influence an entire generation of mexican architects say it will negatively influence them as i can say with absolute certainty that bars have a huge influence on many mexican architects who stuck with the mario party for example. in may he called me and partner has been a major influence on me i'm sure that hundreds meyer had a big effect on him and his letters from mugabe's. architect tatiana bilbao is interested in social housing. less does in the lead even though in may he. situation in mexico is very difficult a man that there's a huge demand for housing. an