at southwark crown court today david mills, michael ba ncroft court today david mills, michael bancroftting these crimes. the most extraordinary thing about the fraud was it was discovered not by the bank or the police but by a middle—aged couple fighting to keep their home. as business customers of the bank they told everything they had found out, but the bank's response was to try repeatedly to evict them. instead of protecting and supporting the victims of this scam they would persecute them. they would blame the customers and that is what they have done for ten years and they have stuck to this story. i realised the most shocking thing for me of being in court is i realised we have been through ten years of hell and so have lots of other victims. hbos is now owned by lloyds banking group which said today it acknowledged the fraud impacted people beyond the bank, but a decade on from the crimes the bank still hasn't acknowledged any corporate responsibility for what happened, or offered to compensate the victims. andy verity, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroo

obviously this is a transition period to something else, but this message as david mill band said cane manipulated by isis. isis remains a threat in europe. she will maybe frame the conversation with president trump in that respect because president trump has been very strong about being anti-isis. remind him this can potentially fuel the propaganda. there's a deeper worry for angela merkel and the french president on the call with president trump later in the day. what this kind of language does is enable the populous nationalists, anti-islamic political parties in europe and already in holland where there are elections in two months, supporting what president trump has done and calling on him to go further and ban and restrict entry for people from saudi arabia and other muslim countries. right now, they're the most popular party in holland. they potentially stand to come out as the largest party in the elections in a couple months, and that worries europeans. >> david, let's talk about the call with vladimir putin. we know at the news conference the president said it is too early t

man on the right in 2004 on holiday in barbados with bancroft on the left and another fraudster, david millscourfield would insist the bank's business customers use mills' firm of turnaround consultants, quayside corporate services. but far from helping turn businesses round, mills and his partners in crime were milking them for huge fees and using their relationship with the bank to bully the business owners and strip them of their assets. £28 million went through the accounts of david mills' wife and their companies, but the fraud overall cost much more. walking up this lane, you wouldn't guess that this was the epicentre of an investigation into a major fraud costing hundreds of millions of pounds. but the most remarkable thing about this story is that it was discovered, not by the police, not by the bank, but by a middle—aged couple fighting to keep their home. for ten years, nicky and paul turner have survived on pasta and benefits. in 2006, scourfield imposed quayside on their start—up publishing firm. in april 2007, hbos told them out of the blue it was closing down their account. sus

banker lynden scourfield conspired with businessman david mills to supposedly provide loans to smalloney was spent on luxury holidays and cruises, prostitutes and fast cars. four others were also convicted, they'll be sentenced on thursday. the metropolitan police say they're now investigating more than 250 allegations of sexual abuse at 77 football clubs in the london area, including all of the capital's five premier league teams. but the bulk of the allegations involve amateur and youth teams. police in france have interviewed the centre—right presidential candidate francois fillon and his wife over allegations that she was paid for work she never did. an investigation was started last week into reports she earned 500,000 euros as her husband's assistant in parliament. they've both denied the claims, which mr fillon has called political sabotage. leaders of the devolved governments in scotland, wales and northern ireland have demanded a greater role in brexit negotiations during their talks with theresa may in cardiff. the scottish and welsh governments have published plans that wo

david mill band is president of the international rescue committee. so good to have you on. some of the things that this executive order would do, let's put it on the full screen. he signed this action limiting the entry of refugees into the united states. bars a person from a certain terror prone countries from entering the u.s. for 90 days and on and on. and says it will be down half from the current level of 110,000 by the end of the fiscal year. what do you make of this? >> it's a very, very sad day because america is no safer than it was 24 hours ago. but 60,000 people who have been through the vetting process around the world victims of terror around the world aren't going to be able to come here. what's more, america's reputation as a humanitarian leader has been lost. and a propaganda gift for those extremist who's want to say america doesn't want muslims to come here. this is a dangerous day really. a hasty and harmful set of decisions because remember, it's harder to get to america as a refugee than through any other route at the moment. these are victims of terror

together with a man who ran the consultancy david mills, seen here in the centre, was bribing bank manager scourfield would insist the bank's business customers use mills' firm, quayside corporate services. they insisted they use their own firms, charging exorbitant fees to these companies they were expected to pay and run the companies into the ground. today at southwark crown court mills, and four others were found guilty ten years after committing the crimes. the most extraordinary thing about the fraud was it was discovered not by the bank or the police but by a mill middle—aged couple fighting to keep their home. as business customers of their home. as business customers of the bank they told everything they had found out, but the bank's response was to try repeatedly to evict them. instead of protecting and supporting the victims of this scam they would persecute them. they would blame the customers and that is what they have done for ten years and they have stuck to this story. i realised the most shocking thing for me being in court is i realised we have been through ten years of h

. £28 million went through the accounts of david mills' and his wife and their companies, but the fraudajorfraud epicentre of an investigation into a major fraud costing hundreds epicentre of an investigation into a majorfraud costing hundreds of millions of pounds. but the most remarkable thing about this story is that it was discovered, not by the police, not by the bank, but by a middle—aged couple fighting to keep their home. for ten years, nicky and paul turner survived on pasta and benefits. in 2006, scourfield imposed scoop quayside on their start—up publishing firm. in 2007, hbos told them out of the blue it was closing down their account. suspicious, they started investigating. we would phone up the owners of these companies, most of the companies had gone down by then, and say we think you've been part of and say we think you've been part of a massive fraud involving linda scourfield and quayside and people would be oh my god. people would cry. this was fraud on an industrial scale. they alerted the bank's directors and the serious fraud 0ffice directors and the serious fraud

president of international rescue committee and british foreign minister david mill ban will join usnd hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >> announcer: live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning. welcome back to squawks right here on cnbc. live from nasdaq market in times square. we start this morning with a quick look at the markets. futures at this hour look like they will open down, 57 points off, dow open down, s&p p s&p 500 down, nasdaq looking to open off about 20 points. we're also watching the price of crude. a barrel right about now 53.33. quickly let's check out the currencies this morning as well. looking at the dollar against the euro at $1.06. >>> here is what's making headlines. a big week for economic numbers and earnings with policy measures thrown in the mix for good measure. investors also looking ahead to december employment report friday. snap incorporated president of snapchat with a corporate filing so investors get a look at financials. toyota no longer best selling automaker. just released 2016 numbers sh

told me you it was cold. 5 degrees in martins creek. 7 in pottstown, 9 in saint davids. 12 in center city. 7 in browns mill. 1 in glassboro, vineland. 8 degrees in dover. a cold morning, matt. >> indeed. >>> happening today the suspect in the for fort lauderdale rampe is due in court. video obtained by tmz shows the gunman police identify as esteban santiago pulling the weapon from his waistband and firing several times. five people were killed including 62 terry andres, a native of millville, new jersey. he and his wife were in florida to leave for a crews. martin shkreli the most hated man in america would be kicked off twitter. lauren duca said he has harassed her. he is a former pharmaceutical executive who raised the price of a of a an antiage drug that d to public outrage. >>> all subway stations in new york city have cell service. commuters can text or tall as they go down those de pilla -- these deep, deep escolators. wi-fi rolled out for subway in the final days of 2016. >>> blackish won ellis ross won for best rack trellis. >> this is if for all the wonderful women of color, whose thoughts are no

davids. 53 in center city. as you look at the suburbs in new jersey, you're looking at 50s in browns mill, 55 in ma'am -- hammonton degrees in delaware. i like to torture david because it's friday the 13th, i put you mean an umbrella in the studio. be careful. >> it's my lucky number, i was born on the 13th. >>> a driver used a hitech device to avoid paying a 1.25 toll on a florida highway. joshua west used a remote control to drop the shield on his license plate. a trooper was behind him, he was charged with petty theft and speeding and felony. >> not worth to have a felly charge on your record. don't use -- felony charge on your record. don't use the road if you can't afford it. >> new on "action news," crews are trying to figure out how to remove a massive and dead what he whale that washed a shore, the 16-foot whale appeared yesterday afternoon, it were as up to 5 to 6 tons. they are working to determine how to remove the mammal without disrupting flight operations. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the

milled of next week. that's all ahead in the seven day. >>> it's a little cold out there, david. >> reporter: a little windy and breezy, it's going to stay that way, too. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry north of the poconos. we might get a brief snow shower or flurry popping through later on. a little green up by reading, a speck of precip there. as we take a look outside, we've got sky6 live hd center city, there is ice rink there, the rothman ice rink, the clothespin, everybody is getting by just fine today. temperatures 43 degrees, the winds are out of the west at 16 miles per hour with a little higher gusts every now and then across the region. bundle up it is on the cool side and the windy side. there's the lake-effect snow coming in in a strong, steady, westerly flow, some of that might make it into the poconos areas north and west of philadelphia. looks like most of our immediate region will stay dry. we'll see a mix of clouds and sun today. it will be chilly, though, 39 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 41 by 10:00 a.m., 44 by noon, looks like we'll get a high of 47 around 3:00 p.m. even then it

davids. little better in center city, 15. you call that better. eight in browns millsee again in vineland this morning. a whopping four in glassboro near rowan university. 11 in dover, delaware. my brother-in-law is visit from south carolina he has never been this cold so it's cold out there this morning, tam. bundle up. >> okay, will do. thank you, karen. >>> flew on "action news" one child's scary encounter with a stranger was caught on camera. take a look at this. the oklahoma city police department released pictures of a man clutching a boy in his arms from behind. police said they were called out to reports of an attempted child abduction at a wrestling tournament on friday. officers said the man picked up the eight-year-old boy and tried to walk away with him but the child began to kick and scream. the man finally puts the boy down and left. police released pictures with hopes of identifying this suspect. >> a virginia police officer whose face was attacked by someone with a corrosive liquid is out of the hospital. it happened on national law enforcement apprecia

tuesday and cold air getting a touch of snow and david murphy will have the latest on action news tomorrow at 4:30. >> thank you cecily and a plan to build wind millsnew jersey coast appears to be dead in the water tonight a u.s. energy department spokesman says the department is revoking most of the 47 million dollars it pledged for the project in 2014 saying the private energy company failed to meet a december 31st deadline to secure a power deal. rhode island recently opened the country's first commercial off shore wind farm. ♪ sixers trying to exact some revenge on the timber wolves. >> tonight a nail biter how much of your nails do you have left? sixers may not be good yet but they are fun to watch and tonight they faced the t wolves and beat them 24 points back in november and beat named the eastern conference and scored 25 points and sixers lead by as many as 26 points but late in the fourth quarter they are up three and a triple of the night a big one and ties the game at 91 less than two seconds to go and bret brown what can you draw? allow covington and it dropped, the sixers win 93-91 their second straight win and perhaps most exciting o

tuesday and cold air getting a touch of snow and david murphy will have the latest on action news tomorrow at 4:30. >> thank you cecily and a plan to build wind millscoast appears to be dead in the water tonight a u.s. energy department spokesman says the department is revoking most of the 47 million dollars it pledged for the project in 2014 saying the private energy company failed to meet a december 31st deadline to secure a power deal. rhode island recently opened the country's first commercial off shore wind farm. ♪ and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder, get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. hurry offer ends january 21st. only from fios. revenge on the timber wolves. >> tonight a nail biter how much of your

mill. several of these guys have made the whiskey run, so they know how to operate all the equipment. and then we have the master distiller, david pickerell, here who is our main consultant for doing whiskey and brandy. dave hughes to be the master distiller for makers mark. -- used to be the master distiller for makers mark. he is now independent. over the past when he five years, many people are familiar with how microbrew beer took off. there is a movement now and craft distilling. dave is involved in a number of entrepreneurial projects. he is a chemical engineer. he brought a couple of friends who are distillers. , anduns the top men another young man from the hudson river valley of new york, just beginning the process of building his distillery. they are here to learn with dave and kind of get a taste of the history of distilling as well as help us. david pickerell: i encourage people to name their stills all the time. so this one is pam, and this one is sarah, and that is maggie, and this is sondra, and this is elizabeth. so please send me spirits, elizabeth. that's the pneumonic. today we are having a lot of fun doing ou

mills to lee. lee out to aldridge. open jumper -- it's good. lamarcus aldridge puts the spurs up by three. >> mark: another big to big feed, with david lee divinghoop and finding a shotout aldridge. >> mike: james. that long three misses. comes out to irving in the corner. and a time-out called by tyronn lue with 25.5 remaining. 21 on the shot clock, and the cavs down three. >> mark: pick and roll offense, and david lee sets the screen, dives. help has to come, because of his ability to dive to the cup. lamarcus aldridge. quality, quality offense, again for the san antonio spurs. understanding how they're going to score, trusting the system and making plays for one another. a thing of beauty. >> mike: that's lee's third assist, and the spurs' 32nd assist of the night. aldridge, 16 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists, as you see. >> jeff: cleveland's going to have to inbound deep in the corner. it will be interesting to see, do they go for the quick two and attack, or are they going to predetermine that they want to get a three? >> mike: well, they still have a time-out remaining. as we have seen over and over again, 25.5 seconds is an eternity in

mills to lee. lee out to aldridge. open jumper -- it's good. lamarcus aldridge puts the spurs up by three. >> mark: another big to big feed, with david lee divingop and finding a shotout aldridge. >> mike: james. that long three misses. comes out to irving in the corner. and a time-out called by tyronn lue with 25.5 remaining. 21 on the shot clock, and the cavs down three. >> mark: pick and roll offense, and david lee sets the screen, dives. help has to come, because of his ability to dive to the cup. and then, drops it off to lamarcus aldridge. quality, quality offense, again for the san antonio spurs. understanding how they're going to score, trusting the system and making plays for one another. a thing of beauty. >> mike: that's lee's third assist, and the spurs' 32nd assist of the night. aldridge, 16 points, 12 rebounds and 6 assists, as you see. >> jeff: cleveland's going to have to inbound deep in the corner. it will be interesting to see, do they go for the quick two and attack, or are they going to predetermine that they want to get a three? >> mike: well, they still have a time-out remaining. as we have seen over and over again, 25.5 s

david. 28 in center city. it feels like the low 20s when you factor in the light wind. 21 in browns mills. bundle up in glassboro, new jersey, barely out of the teens, 20 degrees, 27 in dover, delaware. 21 in hockessin. satellite and radar showing a lot of moisture to the south. that's where we have the clouds and the rain suppressed with a nearly stationary front there. we can see the clouds coming in towards pittsburgh. we'll see the clouds increase through the day today. on this martin luther king day of service, you'll expect the sunshine early clouds later on this evening. 9:00 a.m., 32 in philadelphia. below freezing in the lehigh valley. at 1:00 p.m., 42 degrees, feeling better this afternoon with sunshine mixing with clouds. at 5:00 p.m., 41 coming down from a high of 45, so the afternoon will feel better, the morning not so much, don't forget to bundle up as you head out the door, i forgot my gloves matt pellman. >> reporter: are they in here or at home? >> reporter: i don't think so. >> reporter: we'll see rooting through the drawer. we'll start with mlk drive, west river drive i

mills college. suspect has not been arrested in the case. laura anthony is on the scene talking with witnesses. this woman heard the gunshots and ran outside. abc 7 news reporter david louie is tweeting about preparations ahead of major rainfall this weekend coming in the santa cruz mountains as well as the rest of the bay area. at 5:00, he'll show you how locals are getting ready for the storm and the devices they're using to stay safe when disaster strigz. >>> the nation's top intelligence officials and a bipartisan coalition of senators affirmed findings on russia's interference in the u.s. presidential election. the move took aim at president-elect donald trump's public skepticism. karen travers is live in washington. >> good afternoon, larry. this issue has created a very interesting dynamic here in washington. you have lawmakers from both sides of the aisle, democrats and republicans in agreement with the white house and donald trump still expressing that skepticism about the intelligence community's conclusions. he's out there as an outlier. today the director of national intelligence said that healthy skepticism about intelligence is one thing, but disparage

mill suggests he prefers. and then, hello world, he could be joined in the cabinet by pitch fork sheriff david clark as head of be interesting. and that's not to mention foreign policy where a pro-putin administration in the u.s. with a pro-putin administration in the u.s., a woman is now leader of the free world. no, not that woman, this woman. germany's angela americale. she is now all of that stands between russia and the global ambitions. we'll explain that in a bit. now that i've told you what you've won, trump america. what you've lost. you've lost the morality card. no longer can the u.s. go around lecturing the world about democracy because in our democracy, the person who got the most votes will not become the president. for the second time in the last three republican presidential victories, nor will the party that got the most votes control the house of representatives. again, we're required to accept this front to democracy because that's our system. but our acceptance doesn't make it any less undemocratic. and hey, maybe it's a good thing that we can no longer go around the world lecturing them ab

westbound side and eastbound approaching gulph mills still have this crash on the side so it's extra heavy coming eastbound away from 202. matt. >> thank you, matt. davidst karen rogers joins us after the break. >> ♪ i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. >> good morning, everybody. it's another dreary start to the day. let's take a look at satellite6 and action radar. lots of clouds around and some fog as well. some showers to the north and west. looks like they're trying to clip parts of the region. the first past your day feels kind of damp and dreary but it's drier in the afternoon. today cloudy skies, milder than yesterday, 52 for an afternoon high and the skies will brighten a little bit this afternoon. tomorrow finally we get some sunshine mix with just some high clouds and 50 for your high tomorrow. stays mild matt. >> thanks karen. action is in washington, d.c. for the i

but, david, when i have presented this before, you have often said who, where, why and i have no answers. they're talking about kellogg's, very hard to do, general mills, cereals, very hard to do. but the chatter doesn't die. >> it doesn't die. the 3g guys as we reported and others concluded raising a significant fund whether it was 8 billion or 10 billion i can't tell you but that sparked a round of rumors but that doesn't mean they would be linked with kraft heinz of course which they have significant investment in by deploying funds for a kraft heinz deal so that they could offset delusion. it may be 3g is pursuing a new vertical. >> really? why? >> we don't know. >> beverage? >> they have beverage. >> what new vertical? >> i don't know. >> you can't throw that out. >> well, i've mentioned this before, maybe you weren't here. >> i'm just trying to create some faux tension. >> but 3g may produce something doesn't mean they're going to be doing it with kraft heinz. meanwhile kraft heinz many believe having digested the combination of kraft with hiebz is now ready for its next deal. >> right. >> and you know the name that comes upmost often, what is i