that is the first thing the cbi wants.thing they want is an extension for resurgent development tax credit. that will boost businesses' ability to compete on the world stage. a freeze in air duty would help. talking of evolution, if we are going to have de-evolution, let's promote local businesses but we must maintain the integrity of the internal system . that means the cbi says common goals on business taxes, unemployment law, on the labor and on on energy, financial services well. that is what the cbi wants but it is all about growth. give us a progrowth legit. -- budget. >> back to you. >> thank you. live at westminster. we will bring you live coverage of the autumn statement from 12 london-- half past time. >> the ruble takes a dive after russia says it headed for recession. we will talk all things foreign exchange in two minutes and joined by the global head of bank strategy. for conversation. ♪ >> time for today's company news. the u.s. government agency for kata'sc safety said taj response was disappointing. it wou

. >> reporter: the sheriff and agents from the colorado bureau of investigation, the cbi, worked togetherigating what they now thought was a homicide. they went down to where the muellers lived in wall, texas, to poke around in fred's life, but they couldn't find anyone to say anything bad about him. >> we found that the interviews were largely unproductive. >> reporter: you were hitting walls? >> in wall, texas, which is an outlying community outside of san angelo, it's a pretty closed community. >> reporter: and inside that community, none of leslie's friends or family doubted fred and couldn't understand why folks up in colorado were asking questions. >> yeah, people loved dad. that's why he had immense amount of support. >> reporter: and then, ten months after leslie's death, fred mueller got an invitation from the cbi. an agent wanted fred to come back up to colorado for a talk. >> he casually mentioned, like, "oh yeah, i'm going back to colorado. they wanted me back up there." he's just saying, like, "you know, i don't know what they're doing, either. but it's just -- we got to coop

the cbi calls it outdated. overhaul it.oing to raise link it to consumer prices rather than retail prices. raise the threshold for small properties, too. that is the first thing cbi is calling for. &d credit here that will be a benefit to companies trying to compete on the global stage. as we move towards the probability of more devolution on a national and regional calling forbi is low-cost competition and promoting local growth. at the same time, sustaining the integrity of the internal market . that means a comment regime for business taxes, employment law, the labor market, and the financial markets as well. the bank of england and the government have announced the extension of this funding for lending scheme. that means they're going to try and pinpoint landing to small and medium-sized businesses. this schema longer applies to big businesses. it is going to be channeled to small and medium-sized businesses. they need it. year on year, lending to small businesses is continuing to decline. george osborne has unlocked on

will the deputy prime minister continue to do what the city, the cbi, and companies in my constituency about those benefits for the uk and reject the politics of knowing the cost of everything and the value of nothing? >> i strongly agree with him that freedom of movement, which is a privilege and entitlement that more than 1.5 million british citizens benefit from across the european union, is something we should defend. but freedom of movement is not the same as, and is not synonymous with, the freedom to claim, which is why there is now a very healthy debate about how we ensure that freedom of movement can be protected while the rules surrounding access to benefits can be changed. >> closed question, mr. graham allen. >> i am grateful to the honorable gentleman and the committee he chairs for their work on the operation of the fixed-term parliaments act 2011. fixed-term parliaments give greater predictability and continuity, enabling better long-term legislative and financial planning. the full effect of introducing fixed-term parliaments is something which can only be assessed over

we're talking about cbi and talking about floor. so we got to stay away. brian in arizona, brian?jim cramer. >> nice. >> caller: first of all, get rich carefully, what a great book. >> thank you, the right bioteches in that one. made some money for people. >> caller: if i read it 25 years ago, i would be retired. >> good. >> caller: with oil prices going down, i'm looking at making a long-term investment. >> you said the right term, long term. apache is in free fall. it really is. they are all in free fall. my travel trust is royal dutch because as dividend protection but i understand and that said be careful, we're not done. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> right now the american society of hematology is hosting one of the year's most important meetings for the conference where far ma and bio companies go to substitute their stuff. it's been a terrific showcase for a lot of successful cell gene products but more importantimportant ly d ly, which brings me to carry kpti that presented strong data. this company came public 13 months ago and since then the stock tri

>> that is too related to the energy oil and gas segment and cbi. like these stocks and think the numbers are too high because the price of oil has come down, a lot of big projects may get cancel the. let's go to walter in florida. >> caller: hello, this is walter in beautiful deerfield beach here. >> i like that. this is quite a show today, like a whole university and hospital combined. what's going on? >> caller: well, i've read your book and have your basic stocks in my portfolio. but i would like to know about flo serve. >> this is a company, a pure industrial, if you buy an industrial, it's an okay company. i prefer honeywell to this one and prefer frankly united technologies if they do the shake-up i want. but this is a buy wurngs need to do the shake-up. >> how about barbara in connecticut? >> caller: big booyah to you, jim. >> uconn huskies, what's happening? >> caller: my question is about imagine numb hunter resources, i bought it at $8.30. should i bail out now --? >> no, imagimagnun hunter, thes great calls. it would be 90% natural gas n

. >> the cbi, confederation of british industry saying, why go ahead of the gun?for the rest of the world to catch up? there have been national voices opposing this. at the moment, they play by the rules. they're not doing anything illegal, it is just the voices of dissent i think have been rising, and i think perhaps political strategic reasons and it looks like they're going to jump the gun a little bit. interesting whether the oec be has to play catch-up. >> we will find out surely with the details are. that will be out at 11:00. the other tax story, ferrari, apparently, considering moving its physical residence outside of italy. be very will still pretty and go very fast, but will they be as italian and how will the italians react to the idea that maybe ferrari becomes a little bit less italian? interesting to see what mr. matteo renzi's reaction is to this in the fabulous museum. is part of the spinoff strategy for ferrari. he is a ready moved the tax base for field slice -- fiat/chrysler. the government appears to be on board. at ferrari, italy, separating t

will the prime minister continue to do what the city, the cbi and companies in my constituency want, talk about those benefits for the uk and reject the politics when we know the cost of everything and the value is nothing? >> mr. speaker, i strongly agree with him the freedom of movement which is by the what a privilege and entitlement that goes to one and half million british citizens benefit from across the european union now is something that we should event. the freedom of movement is not the same and is not anonymous with him to claim which is why there's not a very healthy debate about how we ensure that freedom of movement can be protected whilst the rules is run access to benefits can be changed. >> question 14, closed question. mr. graham allen. >> fourteen, mr. speaker,. >> mr. speaker, i'm grateful to the honorable gentleman and the committee chairs for the work on the operation of the parliaments act. they give greater predictability and continuity, enabling better long-term legislation. the full effect of introducing it is only something can be accessed over time which

the worl ay will prode the neighbho of ni a a haf llion barrelsf o in the it states of america if y cbie oil that w impo fm naand mexo, our nafta partners, you can put that another 2 million barrels a day maybe even three. the consumption is down. the production is up. the sult is tt of a 11biiodollar l th is agoodhi f t american onsumer m. chairm. 'sood thinyou'reolng th hri and iou he in thnewcngrs 54 ersmplanit ves e n cde pos. wd wt n peolmeserve. it aifre wld to mrchrm ife loth pduce t imrt t unedstas puprsun sa d crteobhe athoane keurth tt rl pice ulsethcreoil ri i bad supply a dandnd thais gd ingor erod m trelplsed th yoreoldinghis hri and wou a y ao to lk su as threwae fel stdard a ow w ntntioushiisn e lf coast stes bt i thinhwe ould also lo athjes act and as i sai earli, te stragipeolm reserve. thhai ill ha aut mite. >> thaclus the opening statements ande ve distinguished ne ofwitesses the firseing satement he's no stranger to the neand we welcomyou ba mr. ministto you e recogniz for ve minutes for your opening statement. >> chairman, ngssman ruh, members of tsubcommitte thank

. >> gary: their life may be third in that arena last night to was a cbi said there was a brown and thennd duchess >>darya: are not supposed to touch the duchess he had his arm around her for the picture >> gary: are you serious? >>darya: i am not kidding you. ito's ruling that he was troubled >> gary: i told him he was troubled >>darya: sale later (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 entertainment operating system. preloaded with the latest episodes of the top 100 shows. only from xfinity. ♪ my baby drove

that piece, that's the cbi, that's the floor -- not nor floor, but flr, and look, thousands productsdn't be done. no reason to build these projects when you can drill in the permian, if you just keep your ballard dry. >> there's the bell. a look at the s&p at the top of your green. ingals and snyder celebrating its anniversary, a provide of -- >> i like it -- you know, last night 9 futures at 330 were up 8, but oil was done 150, give me a break, who is doing that? but when you get hit -- if we go back to the futures where they were around 7, down 17, then you look a little. >> speaking of being down and now up, boeing is the best s&p gainer. down about 11% last week, but hiking the buyback by $2 billion to $12 billion. does that undo some of the long-term concerns? >> let's wash -- 2 -- look. what i like about mcinernie, he's not saying no one is going to buy our planes. what he is saying is, look, it's very hard to get planes, we've got a ten-year view, try to get a plain in 2020. i was worried about airbus and the dollar versus the europo, but mcnerney is making a statement. i wish

will the deputy prime minister continue to do what the city, the cbi and companies in my constituencyant, talk about those benefits for the uk and reject the politics where we know the cost of everything and the value of nothing. >> mr. speaker, i strongly agree with him that freedom of movement, which is by the way, a privilege and entitlement that over 1.5 billion british citizens benefit from across the european union is something we should defend. but freedom of movement is not the same and not synonymous with the freedom to claim which is why there's a healthy debate about while freedom of movement. >> closed question, mr. graham allen. >> 14, mr. speaker. >> mr. speaker, i'm grateful to the honorable gentleman and the committee he chairs on operation of fixed term parliament's act. fixed term parliaments give greater continuity. the full effect is something that can only be assessed over time, which is why the act will be reviewed in 2020. >> graham allen. >> nearly 25 years ago i asked the then-prime minister, mrs. thatcher, pmqs, if she should set up a national institution to