emma: not binding.s year where we will be talking about constitutional crises and setting precedents if you like. mark: are there amendments that may can propose that will appease all parties? is it going to be tricky? emma: sheila just am a single market. -- she will just a in the single market. mark: and the lord's? emma: that will be a very interesting debate and a three-way one. it's early to get down to the nitty-gritty of the amendments come about what's clear is again there will be a constitutional crises in the lords. they don't tend to block stuff that has been in the manifesto. however, it's a minority government and so the rules of not blocking things when you have a minority government are quite so clear. mark: let's talk about the uk's eu relationship. is there a flicker of light i see on the prospects of financial services being included in the trade? is the eu unity slowly coming apart? emma: bloomberg survey of the 27 governments and we ask them a series of questions. one of the question

david: thanks, emma.ed members about what they should be doing in the face of puzzling numbers on inflation. they are searching for new approaches. >> i think the 2% target is important and has been beneficial in keeping inflation low and stable. --toohing, to stable stable. prolonged area, be, we could like the bank of canada choose not to do anything. we should be having those discussions. concern, inflation expectations, risk becoming anchored below 2%. if this happens, it would be increasingly difficult for the fed to hit the 2% target. sheets,e have nathan pgim fixed income, chief economist. he also spent 18 years at the federal reserve. welcome. nathan: good to be here. david: what is going on with inflation and how should the fed be reacting to it? nathan: this is truly an extraordinary period. we have a low unemployment rate near 4%. the output gap as measured is closed. at the same time we are looking at inflation well below target. is, do you believe models that rely on slack as a leading indica

i', emma i'm emma chandra in the hewlett-packard enterprise greater.hool professor at 10:30 a.m. new york business time. making the largest share ever. him andgan chase, hsbc morgan stanley are also expected to be named as global court vendors along with goldman and citi. aramco said the offering a star trek to take place this year. a danish drugmaker has offered to buy a belgian company for $3.1 billion. it's a second offer the company has made. novo nordisk said it has declined to engage in talks. cbs is in talks to buy a majority stake in its chinese security joint venture. the swiss bank is ahead of its plan to double headcount in china over five years. global banks have been taking advantage of china's pledge to open its financial markets. that's your bloomberg business flash. david: hollywood gather less night for the golden globe awards with a focus very much on the me too movement in the wake of explosive reports of sexual harassment in the industry. opera address the historic developers in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal, but she also

emma chandra has the first word news. emma: let's get you caught up on the headlines. the united nations calls president trump's remarks about immigrants shocking and shameful . he is said to have used foul language speaking to lawmakers about why the u.s. accepted immigrants from haiti and africa but not places like norway. president trump will not say whether or not he has spoken with kim jong-un. he refused to comment but says he probably has a very good relationship with the dictator. a germany, there is preliminary agreement and four months of political stalemate. according to people familiar with the discussion, chancellor angela merkel and the democratic party have attempted to form a new government, using more government involvement in education and changes to health insurance but no tax hikes. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. david: it is our top story right now, bank earnings. jpmorgan just came out with their results and it is a little bit complica

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david: emma chandra is here with first word news. emma: thank you. north korea has agreed for the first talks with south korea in years. the winter olympics are being hosted by south korea in february. north korea has assigned a delegation to the games. environment to ask the trump thenistration's -- fight trump administration's plans for offshore drilling. the obama administration gave up on drilling rights. in the u.k., productivity rose in the fourth quarter by the most in more than six years. still, british products is barely higher than 10 years ago. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. david. david: thank you so much. time now for our "daybreak" first take. first up is of course a jobs day. second, continuing the new year tear, and third, the chip program has affected apple. alix: joining us now is carl riccadonna, the head of economics, and another guest from bloomberg news. 190,000 jobs is where the consensus sits for unemployment road. -- r

teams enter the fray with emma still in the thick of it means. that crucial twist of the title race already dispatched a left of thirty for the put the slave. yellow and black against little red. book the streets of filibustering sticky shaky difficult. part of the hike is what every single day. he's seen there always very strong the grass is here and that very dangerous on the break with a lot of pace up front. playing dortmund in the league is a new experience for one buy in superstar evans was reagan's first taste of the classic up. now i know has a prime view of the incredible south stand but on the pitch things aren't going dorman's wife. rose bowl it here to find out it is all your. own but that you have to. way to do that but that construct of the past so far has once again telling the kurds. we didn't come out ready to play in the first half not at all fire and they were doing whatever they want they were finding the spaces and we just weren't ready to play. i and robin with his latest classic up party pace the bane of dortmund once again

do a man's club moscow emma have. special bees i view the proceedings in the legs loud a stadium it's even louder than usual with more than eighty thousand fans in full voice i believe smaller eyes still germany's biggest cable going to learn tonight. these two clubs always love to look coleman's it's a great rivalry. the pundits lego's ultimate rivalry of recent years. is a show you know i'm not going to see the. one game with so many stories to tell. to. watch ascetics. these are interesting times in munich the various cosmopolitan capital has lots of attractions for visitors to discover and for locals to enjoy it's a city with its own particular flag and its own flagship sporting institution when it hasn't been a dull moment of light. by ends early season journey took them through unexpectedly choppy waters but a change of culture heralded a sea change in fortunes just in time for a big bonus league or road trip destination. every super site to free ticket souls every football wants to. be a cause a place. to put a

. >> and the golden globe goes to emma stone. >> can emma make it two for two. she's up for best actress in a comedy for playing billy jean king in battle of the sexes. emma's bringing billy jean to the red carpet, ownry fair after the 10t legend took her to the u.s. open. >> to have billy jean in the commentary, just for me. >> just for you. >> is a dream come true. >> lady byrd and marg oerobby who somehow got up to root for bad girl olympian, tonia harding. >> i get the feeling she felt somewhat vindicated her side of the story was finally told. >> good. >> it best actor in a drama race hits the co star against critical favorite up for playing winston churchhill and don't dismiss denzel washington. >> he's awkward. we all are. i if had joyed the opportunity to get to embrace that. >> jessica faces sally hawkins, michelle williams and meryl streep. no matter the outcome, meryl thinks the winner is going to have a lot to say. >> we're going to talk about women quite a bit and pairty and equal pay. >> can you guess which movie star has won the most golden globes

i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. shery? shery: emma, thank you.g up, british prime minister theresa may says she will reshuffle her cabinet soon in hopes of having new faces from a younger and more diverse ive group. who stays and who goes? this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is: balance of power -- david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i am david westin. shery: i am shery ahn. theresa may plans to promote new faces from a younger and more diverse generation of formeratives, however, foreign secretary boris johnson and others are believed to remain in the vote. flaviath the latest is on the phone from london. speak a little bit about the prime minister herself, because just a few months back, we were not expecting her to be around this long. flavia: i know. this is the ever surprising nature of british politics. she wasnths ago, fluctuating, and now she is looking shockingly stable. david: on the bloomberg, every 30 minutes or so, there is a new announcement. somebody goes into number 10, goes back out, and then w

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. time to discuss the top three stories of the day. first up, mifid. what is happening as it is finally unrolled. the trend has been lower. romney and what it means. i want to kick it off with mifid. it's finally here. it's a really clear way of looking at the disruptions but i am looking at volume. looking at european stock volume versus s&p volume and that's the red line. the movingine is average. it's really low. is that a mifid thing? >> there's a lot of uncertainty in the market. not every platform is completely ready. we are seeing a few minor glitches. some goldman sachs algorithmic trading facilities went down briefly. ubs multilateral trading glitch. had a one broker said they are not going to be trading etf's because another rule that comes into effect today at the same time on local language documents. it's causing some participants to stay on the sidelines and not every country has fully adopted this. there are a number of reasons for hesitation in the markets. david: it's t

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. alix: middle east still front and center. we thought we might have put that a little bit aside. not so much. that for an exclusive discussion on the global risks shaping 2018 including those from the middle east we want to join bloomberg radio. our colleagues tom keene and jonathan ferro are standing by. we are joined on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television our conversation with ian bremmer of eurasia group. his top risks for 2018 and we are honored to have with us the 76th secretary of the treasury of the united states. withne who served president obama. a massachusetts democrat. jack lew joins us. ian bremmer i want to give you to jack lew.stion how would you frame the nation's , our risks this year as you speak to jack lew. >> we were talking about the chaos. about how much -- it takes a very long time to make things work. it takes a much shorter time to break them. jack is very worried about someone who was secretary of the treasury and spent so much time wo

is there an emma? >> there is an emma, yeah.here is an emma. >> a toilet bowl cleaner called phil? a laundry detergent called emma or emily or--i can't even keep it straight. i've never seen a marketing plan this bad. so, robin, i'm a big people, process, product guy. the product itself is good. it has good purpose, a good mission, and it works, but as a business guy, it's really-- i'm struggling with this. i think it's terrible. you got to have a brand, not kate, jack, emma, dave. it's just too much. >> mm-hmm. >> make sense? >> we don't want to be like everybody else. this brand is very personal to me, and it was built on our friends and family, and in the marketplace, people know emma. they know bill. >> what matters is what's inside. >> what matters is what the customer sees on the shelf. >> well, the customer's not buying much of it, so... 'cause to me, pride of authorship is a very dangerous mistake that people make in business. >> i know you have your opinion, and i respect that, but i don't fully agree with it. >> it's g

teams enter the fray with emma still in the thick of it and. still play a crucial trace to the title race already dispatched a level of thirty for the put to sleep. yellow and black against little red. but its recent food was being sticky shaky difficult. by the hikers whatever single day. for the singing they're always very strong the grass is free and they're very dangerous on the bright with a lot of pace up front. playing dortmund in the lake is a new experience for one buy in superstar evans was reagan's first taste of the classic. now and has a prime view of being credible south stand but on the pitch things aren't going dortmund's why. does pull it here to find out it is all yours. i thought that stuff. i want to tell them that i am but that construct of the past so far has once again telling the guy it's tough but. we didn't come out ready to play in the first half not at all fire and they were doing whatever they want they were finding the spaces and we just weren't ready to play. i and robin with his latest classic a party piece the b

emma gave "e.t." a sneak peek. >> i'm gob smacked, just thrilled.wedding invites could look like that. >> sasha is working on a surprise of his own. >> i got our guests seafood towers. that's just it, seafood towers and a bit of water. >> that's it. might want to up the ante a little. >> this is her big day. come on now. >> let's talk about lots of love on "this is us." the cast has promised a more light hearted episode. there will be some drama. the culprit this week mandy moore's other husband miguel. >> were you in love with my mom when my dad was alive. >> we'll get that answer tonight. the episode helps us recover from last week's. >> admit you love randall more. >> he was just easier. he didn't abandon me and move away after his father died. >> i was watching justin. i was watching chrissy. i was watching mandy my mama. this is what we're doing today? let's do it. we shot it through three or four times. i knew when we finished we had something special. >> i found williams poems. kate goes shopping for a wedding dress too. will we see this form

victims of a seaplane crash in australia are identified as an 11—year—old british girl and her mother, emmaden. also among the dead, her fiance and boss of british company compass, richard cousins, and his two sons william and edward, both in their 20s. these are people who have come on holidays to visit australia, in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. for this to happen to them in a place like that is tragic. a car park fire in liverpool destroys up to 1,400 vehicles — forcing many people to spend new year's eve in temporary shelters. iranian state media says the death toll in anti—government protests has risen to ten. the country's president warns that violence and disorder will not be tolerated. china bans the importation of waste plastic in a bid to cut pollution, but campaigners say it will have a major impact on global recycling. the archbishop of canterbury praises the response of emergency services to terror attacks and the grenfell disaster in his new year message. also this hour — over 100,000 people ring in the new year in london. and in edinburgh, the traditional hogm

i'm emma chandra, this is bloomberg. alix? alix: thank you, emma. for the dollar, you get a reprieve from five days of selling, and that is a weaker dollar, euro-dollar. take a look at the dollar index. it is bouncing off some undersold levels. the bottom panel has to do with the rsi, and the green line is where green is oversold. we are bouncing above that. 91.89 is where we sit on the dollar index. did you buy the dollar? >> not really. look, i think it depreciated by about 8% last year. it will not we can buy as much year. the fed is still hiking, if you look at the bond market since the start of the year, the yield is heading higher the.dollar should not follow the yield completely, but the preshow -- pace will be slower. they were talking about bonds are not in the bubble. year will stay0 lower. one, transparency of the fed chair, too, lower volatility of inflation expectations, and 3 -- can the same be said about the weaker dollar? vassili: we would agree with that view. that would imply a relatively flat yield curve, which is what we expect.

the psychotherapist emma kenny is here along with dave, who has big plans for 2018.d he‘s here with his son, lee, and wife angela. you have a shirt that says, i have had cancer five times, you have a shirt that says, i have had cancerfive times, but i believe you have got it again, is that right? yes, a little mark on my neck, i need that removing on thursday. is that six times? no, it has cost me a lot of money to have this printed! when i had skin cancer a few years ago on my cheek, it was just a little operation like having a cyst removed, so if i have this one, this is the other half, so i am still only five times. it might sound like we are being flippant, which i don‘t mean to be, but it is because we were chatting while that report was on. your positivity is astonishing, is it in place of a new year ‘s resolution? i bet you don‘t make them? no, you have to be positive all the time, you only live once, enjoy it, enjoy your life, inspire people if you can. what do you think of your dad? he is incredible, he inspires a lot of people and it is amazing he has survi

two of the british victims of a seaplane crash in australia are named as emma bowden and her 11—year—oldghter heather. also among the dead, her fiancee and boss of a british company richard cousins, and his two sons william and edward, both in their 20s. this is people that have come over on holidays to visit australia, they were in one of the most beautiful parts of the world, and for this to happen to them at a place like that is nothing more than just tragic. hundreds of people are stranded in liverpool city centre overnight, after a car park fire damaged or destroyed m00 vehicles. iran's president warns that violence and disorder will not be tolerated amid large demonstrations. reports suggest the death toll has risen to six. china bans the importation of waste plastic in a bid to cut pollution, but campaigners say it will have a major impact on global recycling. the archbishop of canterbury praises the response of emergency services to terror attacks and the grenfell tower disaster in his new year message. also this hour, revellers around the world ring in the new year... london hos

we named the middle name of my daughter emma for emma who wrote the pope, "give me your tired, your poor." we're doing everything we can. what people have to understand is we don't have a magic wand. if we become the majority next year, if the house is the majority, we will get d.r.e.a.m.ers. obviously, we don't have the time with what trump has done but we have a chance in february, do not give up. we're only four senators short. this last three days has focused more attention on the d.r.e.a.m.ers than ever before. we're trying to get corporate ceos who know these republicans to call. we're trying to get every citizen. we have the list of of 11 or 1o are possible who could vote for us. we only need four or five more to call, to e-mail, to write. that's what should be done here. we're doing everything we can. i don't mind the protests outside my office. i cut my teeth in the mccarthy campaign where there were protests. but i'm on their side of the dreamers, and i'm doing everything i can. we need more people to join us so we get 60 votes in the senate. and now we have a chance to get tha

emma turned out, theyjust didn't want the job. emma hayes turned out, theyjust didn't want thejob.and she ruled herself out early on. she signed a new contract with chelsea. laura harvey, british born coach, she has previously done very well with arsenal. we understand she made it down to the short list, but she opted to sign for a new club in america. originally, the interim manager said she was going to put in an application. but in a statement, she did not want to be considered for the role either. it is phil neville. it will be fascinating to see how he gets on in the next months and years. three and a half yea rs, months and years. three and a half years, the deal he signed. let's get more on this from natalie pirks, down at ashton date for the match between bristol city and manchester city. a big match ahead, a big job for phil neville and you have one of his former england team—mates with you? danny mills joins me. let's jump you? danny mills joins me. let's jump straight in and get your reaction to the news we knew was coming, that phil neville is the head coach for the wom

teams enter the fray with emma still in the thick of it men's. split crucial traced to the title race already dispatched a left of thirty for the put to sleep. yellow and black against little red. goods recent food was pretty sticky shaky difficult. part of the hikers whatever single day. he's singing they're always very strong aggressive to me and they're very dangerous on the break with a lot of pace up front. playing dortmund in the lake is a new experience for one buy in superstar evans was reagan's first taste of classic up. now and i have the prime view of the incredible south stand but on the pitch things ongoing development is why i. got those bull shit here to find i have is. oh yeah. i thought that stuff. was done but that but that constructs of the past so far has once again deliver the goods but. we didn't come out ready to play in the first half not at all fire and they were doing whatever they want they were finding the spaces and we just weren't ready to play. i and robin with his latest classic up party pace the bane of dortmund o

here is emma chandra. emma: four progress in the high-level negotiations between the two koreas. north korea and south korea agree to hold military talks and further dialogue. kim jong-un's regime said it would send a delegation to south korea's winter olympics. president trump is discussing how he would -- lawyers are discussing how he would in -- mandalay interview with special counsel robert mueller. the post says the president's lawyers are considering how to set limits on any interviews. energy sector -- secretary rick perry had proposed subsidizing coal is a way to keep power grids dependable. the federal register a commission said no, instead it has asked grid operators for their ideas. the wall street trader who became one of bitcoin's biggest champions is starting a merging bank dedicated to cryptocurrencies. company to list his new in canada. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm emma chandra, this is bloomberg. mark: coming up on bloomberg markets, a bloomberg exclusive with saudi arabia's top market regul

time emma chandra, this is bloomberg -- i'm emma chandra, this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, currencies of canada and mexico following reports canadian officials are saying there is a chance president trump will withdraw from nafta. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am mark barton. vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. the peso is under pressure. say there iscials an increasing likelihood that president trump will dump the north american free trade agreement or nafta. a white house official tells bloomberg there is -- there has not been any change in the president's trophy. -- resident's position -- president's position. we are joined in ottawa. what is the position that canadian officials understand? >> the latest in this back and forth is a sign of hope on autos which is one of if not the biggest, most controversial issue in nafta talks. we were reporting that canadians are preparing what they call you ideas on the u.s. proposal on autos. they say it is not a full council -- counterproposal. this comes after mexico has sig

emma and janet are at the forefront of the campaign.rans—generational link now. the fact that our grandchildren could be affected, you know with neuro—development disorders, possible heart malformations, they need care and support. for us, it is a government issue, the government has to take responsibility on that matter and make sure these children are fully looked after. as a parent in particular my two are a lot older now they are in their 20s and it's a worrying factor for me, i'm not always going to be here to take care of the kids and to live an independent life is going to be really, really difficult for them. janet's two grown—up sons, both of whom suffer with the syndrome, are completely dependent and still live at home. philip is more seriously affected. i'm 25 now and symptoms are i can't concentrate for long, when i go outside my social interaction is zero and i am very apprehensive with going anywhere, really. both of janet's sons have suffered with neurological problems since birth and two years ago doctors discovered that

i have my granddaughter emma.>> we forget the words to the song, you just got to look down and fly eagles fly. >> emma, can you fly for us? can you show us some eagles flapping? there we go. she adorable. i also love her hat. >> not only about the hat, not only is it a cool hat, pink, she loves pink, but see on the side little panda, on the back, it says -- >> she is a big sister. >> she is a big sister. >> and heart because she lovers the eagles. >> that's right. >> i love it. >> this is cute. thank you, emma. she is adorable. so for the adult, you have to have, start with the shirts and the gear, because you want to have like a sweatshirt. still going to be chim i. still wintertime. >> last couple every months kind of hit with some coal. we have great selection of men's women's and kids stuff. you know a lot of times people come in and go, look, i just want a sweatshirt, regular hoodie, i don't want the zip up watch we have here is little old-fashioned trademark there. old school. nice little hoodie there. we go

0ur political correspondent emma vardy is here. the ukip leader has been talking today. is he going to go or stay? he's very much fighting to try to keep hisjob. he says he's very much fighting to try to keep his job. he says all the fallout from the relationship with jo marney is over, the relationship is over, he is distancing himself from that and says it does not affect his ability to get on and do the job of leading ukip. affect his ability to get on and do thejob of leading ukip. the big question will be, can he convince the national executive committee of the national executive committee of the party, who he will have to meet with this afternoon? he's been out doing media interviews this morning, appearing on as many programmes as he could fit into a sunday morning, arguing he is the man for thejob and he wants to stay. he said the national executive committee should not be a court of moraljudgment and he believes the party needs to move forward. i want to put all this behind us. the personal issues

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. mark: coming up on bloomberg markets, we are awaiting the weekly data. crude gaining ahead of the release that more than three year high. vonnie: ceos at ces. we speak with tim armstrong about the shifting media landscape. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark barton. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. let's turn to u.s. politics and the intense fights over immigration policy. the white house reacting to an order from a federal judge to continue the daca program. sanderscretary sarah saying "we find this decision to be outrageous especially like the president's successful bipartisan meeting with house and senate members at the white house on the same day." join us for context from washington is bloomberg's white house reporter. where does this might go next? >> it really will depend on what the white house in the present legal team decide about how to challenge this. you can be assured that they will not just take this ruling from the ninth circuit court. i have tried

emma chandra has more from new york. emma: the u.s.ot expected many jobs as last month. employers added 140 8000 positions in december. the jobless rate stayed at 4.1%, the lowest since 2016. wages rose from one year ago. fury said of fire and he spoke to president trump and says he has recordings and notes to back up what you wrote. president trump tweeted he never spoke to the author and it is full of lies. china will keep its growth target at 6.5% this year. final target will be released in march. itsa is poised to record first full year acceleration in growth since 2010. in the u.k., productivity rose in the third quarter by the most in six years. still, british productivity is barely higher than 10 years ago. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. mark? you. thank apple products are at risk and the company says the iphone, ipad, mac computers and television system are vulnerable to exposing data like passwords and encryption k

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. david: time now for our daybreak first take. bond markets reacting against news out of china. second, oil is up, inventories are down. a big month for u.s. trade policy with crucial negotiations on nafta and deadlines for actions on china. alix: joining us now, and hammond and gina martin adams. over the last two days, this was the move. 11 basis points in two days. then you get the 10 year option, solidly bid. now, it's all about buying the dip. market, ithe bond was a lot more exciting within the equity market. we definitely saw financials move on account of what was happening with the bond market. net-net, stocks are pretty flat over the last two days. not a lot of action on the top line. a lot of volatility beneath the top line. david: china came out overnight and said don't go so fast. --on't want to read too much is there a chance that china is having its cake and eating it, too? >> it's interesting. what exactly are they calling fake news? the report said this is something they

vonnie: let's get to bloomberg's first word news with emma chandra. emma: thank you.ime is running out to avoid a government shutdown. the next deadline is january 19. republicans and democrats are far from passing a spending bill. there is no negation on either side with key issues, immigration and the budget caps. once againn -- they may once again passing short-term spending bill . a fire on trump towers roof. son, eric,rump's called it a small elliptical fire. -- electrical fire. boat began sinking saturday due to a puncture. the coast guard has rescued 86 people. police in copenhagen say a gold in silver bottle with a diamond encrusted cap was stolen from a bar. the thieves appear to have consumed the vodka and dumped the bottle at a construction site. broken, sowas not the owner plans to refill it. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. . i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. shery: thank you. activist investors had a busy 2017 with campaigns that u.s. corporations. activity, thek in global central e

emma will keep us resurgence for ukip.dden disabilities in england could soon be entitled to blue badge permits forfree parking. the department for transport said the change would make it easier for those with conditions such as autism and dementia to access services they needed. helena lee has this report. the blue badge scheme was first introduced in england in the 1970s. today, around 2.4 million people with disabilities have one. it allows them to park free of charge on roads, and normally without a time limit. the government is now proposing to extend the scheme. it wants people with hidden disabilities and conditions, like autism and dementia, to be able to qualify for a blue badge, so they too can enjoy the freedom to get out where and when they want. public transport can be a big problem for people so driving is often the only way to get about and so being able to park wherever the person needs to go is important and so i believe this is a big victory for common sense. the department for transport says only some co

emma... sorry. i'll tweet structure. watch this space. her name? emma... sorry.here. not as cold this morning as it was this time yesterday morning. that's purely because we've got a lot more cloud across the uk. so rather disappointing start to the day. later on, you can see this weather front which will move its way in towards western areas. the white lines getting closer together. it will turn breezy across western parts as well. but it is the mist, the fog, this morning which will be disappointing first thing. it will stay cloudy for many of us, towards the north—west of wales and north—west of england and north—west of scotland, there will be sunshine. later on, this is 3pm, you can see the rain moving its way in towards cornwall and west devon. the wind picking up here across the western areas. elsewhere across england and wales it remains cloudy this afternoon. still some hill fog around. some drizzle from time to time as well. largely dry weather towards northern england and northern ireland, but the rain knocking on the door in the west of northern irela

haidi: thank you so much for that, emma.g of volatility, bitcoin has been a boon for china, a country at the heart of the cryptocurrency economy. it dominates the mining of new bitcoin. ur tom mackenzie has have written access to one of the minest digital currency in the world and filed this report from a goalie a. -- mongolia. tom: the world of bitcoin can mines seem abstract. here, the cryptocurrency comes roaring to life. bitmaine is operated by in. one of the largest in the world. this is really part of the central nervous system of the bitcoin economy. there are 25,000 mining machines transactions,ng and generating new bitcoins. the machines solve complex equations to record each bitcoin transaction to a decentralized ledger. miners are rewarded with bitcoin. difficulty increases, requiring faster processing power and more energy. something that comes cheap here in mongolia. >> in china, the cost for a farm is very low. when people make a decision to have a money farm, you can do it asked at a low cost. tom: this mine e

so by 1906 emma smith, that little girl who stood up for susan b. anthony in 1848 has relocated here with her husband. she has in the interim years been a paid staffer working on behalf of suffererage and temperance throughout the midwest. and by paid, she was paid i think $100 a month by the national american women's suffrage association. so she comes out here to become the leader of it washington state suffrage movement. by 1906 her husband works for the great northern railroad so she has a salary and he gets her rail roetd passes. so she can travel are had over on a free railroad ticket. so they move to tacoma and she, along with others, establishes the washington equal suffrage association which she's president of. and i thought it was interesting that her message becomes the most powerful. to counteract this view that washington women don't want suffrage. they really work hard organizing through 1905, '06, '07, '08. and we know we want this suffrage bill passed. and so we want to get an amendment out to the voters and has to be passed by a 2/3

a while ago, i asked our correspondent emma va rdy marr.ent emma vardy whether president macron was offering britain any thing new. he was echoing the warnings that the eu 27 have already given us, if you wa nt full eu 27 have already given us, if you want full access to the single market, you have to abide by those rules, freedom of movement, the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice, and those red lions theresa may has already set out, saying when we leave, we are also leaving the single market, and rule structure follows that. so in one sense he is reiterating the red lions we have already seen, but i think we can take from this is that macron is supportive of britain getting this bespoke trade deal, which theresa may has said we want what we leave the eu. it means we will not be forced into accepting an off—the—shelf deal such as canada has. theresa may wants our bespoke deal to go much further. the tension will lie onjust how deal to go much further. the tension will lie on just how much compromise will lie on just how much comp

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emma chandra has more. emma: stephen bannon is trying to get back in president trump's good graces.leased a lengthy apology for suggesting he lived with russia. this came in a behind the scenes book that question president trump's fitness for office. allies appeared on talk shows to defend him. years.vel talks in talks will be focused on north korea sending delegations to the olympics in south korea. at the same time, south korea will keep from underlining the u.s.'s hardline for the north. theation agency has raised death toll to 64 and eight of a boat sinking. be a telling coast guard has rescued 86 people. jfk problems at new york's airport following a storm flooding at a terminal caused flight delays. it has left thousands of passengers stranded and others had to search for mountains of bags for their luggage. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. chandra. this is bloomberg. mark: china liberalized its control of the banking sector. bloomberg' bloomberg about the plan in china. >> we started discussions with an