was born and raised in flint in 1957. gm business being there, there were a lot of roads built and sidewalks. you could get anywhere really by walking or riding your bike. there was a lot of driving. the roads are in poor condition in the state of michigan and that's a long story but i think we need to encourage the building of paths for people to walk or fixing the roots of people can safely travel. there is nothing wrong with that. when people see someone walking, they think they have a mental health issue when really, we should be like denmark, modern, extensive infrastructure. people should be encouraged to walk, it's a lifestyle. they have rails. flint has the capacity to do that. >> you can find this online at c-span.org. we leave it now to return live to the floor of the house working today on fighting online sex trafficking and in

let's create a job description forjohn flint.has to demonstrate a digital strategy for the bank, it is the one global bank which doesn't seem to that articulated one very strongly. he needs to up the fees side of the business and not be so asset dependent on the cost part, it is still nagging. he needs to work on that to bring global costs down.‘ to 2018 seems to be rising inflation. will hsbc biela to use it to their advantage? hsbc is the most organic commercial global bank. the others have been making money from trading accounts, investment banking, global strategy. hsbc trading accounts, investment banking, globalstrategy. hsbc is trading accounts, investment banking, global strategy. hsbc is on the ground, a retail bank and that is where it will be seeing more benefit from rising interest rates than the other banks. how will brexit impact it? or will they be shielded? brexit is a distraction. look at the numbers. despite the good topline numbers, the bottomline is very challenged. brexit will add a lot more cost. the idea of

electorate that we have seen in my lifetime and in modern history for those issues of terrorism to flint michigan. >> if you live inside the beltway how far? that would the people to have this revolution. so to profile a lot of different american and this would be a good explainer to help people get why this moment happened. >> right. you mentioned billy in the amazon profile for my book really the only piece of work that i can point to that tried to describe the moment in history and the people that made that happen but that group of voters were profiled in west virginia but those factory blue-collar workers but i wanted to take a broader look so i sat down at my desk and wrote down the issues i think determined the election like the virginia wages and i tried to pay her individuals with the issues and looking at the country and in south carolina and those that were on the veterans waitlist and the heart of their decision-making. >> but just in terms of the process of writing a book like this simultaneously time-consuming and emotionally draining because most of the stories have happy e

pixel is a profile of the american people on issues from terrorism to poison water in flint, michigan,. >> host: i was it as an explainer come if your summary lives inside the beltway and you're like how on earth did donald trump went? what was happening across america that would lead people to want to change and of this revolution? why would they vote for this guy? this book, you profile a lot of different americans who are enduring a lot of different problems. this would be a good explainer to help people get why this moment happen. >> guest: that's right. when we were discussing this book earlier, you mentioned "hillbilly elegy" and its mention in the amazon profile for my book because i think of sediment over that's really the only piece of work i can point to that we try to describe a moment in history, a moment in this election and the people who made that moment happen. of course "hillbilly elegy" profile that group of voters in west virginia. he didn't profile them as voters but as people, workers come swing voters in this election. i wanted to take a broader look. can't profi

genetics of the bank contained by keeping somebody likejohn flint in place.how he performs. i was intrigued by the stuart gulliver —— comment about being stronger. where they take it from here will be interesting. we shall watch this space. thank you for coming in and giving us your analysis so early in the morning. let's turn our attention to india. many countries regard the sheer size of the population — about 1.3 billion people — as a reason to boost trade ties. and canada isn't much different. prime ministerjustin trudeau is there this week and in a few hours' time, is set to meet business leaders in mumbai. suranjana tewari is there for us. just tell us a bit more about this trip and how important it is to justin trudeau. we are not expecting any major announcements from his visit to mumbai today, but he is already met a lot of prominent indian business ceos like mahindra. he will be making a speech to a former business leader at later today and there are 150 canadian companies in mumbai today as well. they are hoping to expand their business dealings wi

flint was controlled for decades by democrats. look what happened to flint. happening all over the country when you elect build little bridges that go to two houses and put up a parking lot so the future can come in. instead, the president is being torn apart. they are building on a future that is not here. they're constantly neglecting the president. we need to stop looking into this jets and future and start looking at now. that's what they want to divert your eyes from. lindhstephen in for maryland, independent, good morning. thank you, c-span. i want to make a suggestion in reference to the house in the senate. what if we could get rid of democrats and republicans and put a set top box on our tv and lead c-span show the bills and we could place a yes or no vote and the direction we want gun laws to go and budgets and deficits and on and on. it always comes back to house and senate inability to get their job done. there we are once again with the gun debate. we will go through the kabuki theater and after that is done, we will be back where we were when we

one person killed in this accident near flint. police outside milwaukee posting this video, warning about driving too fast on slippery roads. in chicago, this group banding together to help a taxi driver stuck in the snow. the mayor with this message for residents. >> i want to make sure. top priority, people's safety. >> reporter: for chicago's fleet of 300 salt and plow trucks, it has been a nonstop operation loading up with some 220,000 tons of salt, distributing it on the city streets. armies of snow plows and salt trucks racing to clear and treat roads across the region. back in chicago, more than a thousand flights cancelled at the city's airports alone. >> i checked before i came, my flat status was canceled. i came anyways hoping something else would open up. >> reporter: those plows were focusing on the main streets, but a lot of the smaller side streets like this one look like this, buried in show the. those crews won't be getting a break. more snow headed to the midwest this weekend, david. >> thanks to you. let's get r

and we were talking and we were talking about flint. the real question then becomes, yours is a good question, where the elected officials when it happened in flint? did they live, did they breathe air? could they have done something about it? why didn't that? just there.re not they are everywhere. our job and all of our jobs is to demand what is right of government. and to criticize what is wrong. don't care who agrees with you. do it. and you will see the results. the more noise you make about it, th emore people will want to tell you, no, no. all right, i will be quiet when you do this. if you don't do that, you are going to see me again and again. and again. they would say to me on so many governor, not just as i knew so little about politics and government when i ran for the state senate. i didn't know anything. and i was going to the floor of the senate, and before the session would start, i'd -- guys'd be a couple of talking. i said guys because there were no women at the time. i'd stand right beside them. they'd start doing that

for example, one of them is flint," a sequel to "our man flint," which takes an american version of james bond and does it with a light touch. whatever gadgets james bond had, flint had it times 100 or something. the plot lines are very two-dimensional. also, james coburn the same year in 1967 start in another spy movie called "the president's analyst," when he had -- where he had the interesting job of being an analyst for the president of the united states. the plot of the movie is that every country's secret agents want to capture him to get the information that the president has told him. it is kind of a dark comedy, but a very successful movie. -- had aurn has a very very good 1967. at the same time, there is a very significant change in film -- to traditional areas were more movies and westerns. there is a significant change in what we might call action movies in 1967. this is that a lot of the unwritten rules of how much of violence or sexual content a movie could have started to get stretched quite a bit in 1967 in those two genres. is a veryc example profitable movie called "the

and i didn't need to go all the way back to flint, michigan, to find a problem. in my my own state of california, many -- in my own state of california, many communities are facing the same problem. either contaminated water or no water. we've got an infrastructure problem. dams breaking. bridges falling. water contaminated. you wondering why, well, this is illustrative. you see way, way back in 1973 we were spending somewhere, on t $10 billion a year clean water. and sanitation. drinking water. and over the years we've seen a decline. this is constant dollars. 2014 dollars. we've seen a decline in the purchasing power. so that in 2016 we were somewhere around $2 billion. so from $10 billion to $2 billion. you wonder why we have a problem? we're not spending the money on it. and so the american society of civil engineers comes out with an annual report card. now, if your kids sent home this report card, you might have a serious conversation with them. so, donald trump comes into office and, whoa, we got an infrastructure problem. and he comes up with a solution t

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the gold king minds fill in the flint michigan water crisis. those disasters hurt people and many from low income and minority communities who can least afford it. under administrative pruitt leadership the pa has taken a number of bold steps to protect the environment while not harming local economies. administrator pruitt is a key leader of the deregulatory agenda including ending the war on cold. scott pruitt's at the helm of epa likely protected more jobs and promoted more job growth than any other epa administrator industry. he is done so while making significant environmental progress. the american economy grew $2.4 million since president from selection. this job growth happen in critical industries like manufacturing, mining and when the department of commerce has manufactures the beginning of 2017 which federal government regulations generated the greatest burdens the answer was clear. the pa. the top nine identified regulation that impacted manufacturing are all epa regulations. at the top of the list at the waters of us rule in the c

at the end of my show, in my segment, i celebrated little miss flint, michigan. >> amazing superheroan. >> hon nor her at 3:00. >> keep me in the loop. >> she rented a movie theater in flint. >> you watch msnbc, right, ali? >> yeah. >> rented the movie theater for all the kids of her community to see "black panther" because every kid should be able to see themselves as a super hero. i hope the theater gave them free popcorn because it is expensive. >> thanks, guys. see you in a bit. >> hallie is like, i'm done. >> so delicious though. >> movies just to get the popco popcorn. >> the butter is so good. >> i'm ali velshi. apparently didn't see the 9:00 show this morning. >> that hurts me. it hurts me to my core. >> i see it most mornings. >> he was getting his

he's called flint and he's a cold bred sean freezy and won over other finalists often in the full walls of competition and trotting around this is the westminster shown cupid nearly three thousand a dogs from the u.s. and from around the was. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you south africa's ruling a.n.c. party has to step down he says it will face a tsunami face a no confidence vote in parliament on thursday he feels to resign to be speaking on state television zuma said the n.c. hasn't given him any clear reasons for why he should resign and called the treatment off him unfair very unfair. that serial news drop for now but do stay with the news business news is coming up next that's in our for a short break. learn german with. anytime anyplace. with you with jo jo and her friends. need to talk to the. machine spits you special.

not just flint, but all over the states including my home state, new jersey. energy, we can do more in terms of energy efficiency and putting emphasis on renewables. and a this relates to jobs. energy efficiency means that you create jobs in actual construction and also you bring costs down because more energy efficiency is lower costs to the consumer. these are all good and improves the economy and creating jobs and making it possible to bridge that urban-rural divide with regard to broadband. ext, for the education component, i introduce bobby scott. mr. scott: when you talk about infrastructure, you shouldn't forget public schools. public schools are in disrepair and old. median age is about 40 years. in 2014, the department of education estimated that it costs almost $200 billion to bring our public schools up to good condition and we know too many public schools lack access to sufficient high-speed digital infrastructure needed to support 21st century learning. that's why we've included in our bill the rebuild america school act which will support a bette

flint is not just there, it is everywhere. all of our jobs are to demand what is right of government and to criticize what is wrong. and don't care who agrees with you. and you will see the result.

not just flint, but all over the states including my home state, new jersey. energy, we can do more in terms of energy efficiency and putting emphasis on renewals. and this relates to jobs. energy efficiency means that you create jobs in actual construction and also you bring costs down because more energy efficiency is lower costs to the consumer. these are all good and improve the economy and creating jobs and making it possible to bridge that urban-rural divide with regard to broadband. next, for the education component, i introduce bobby scott. mr. scott: when you talk about infrastructure, you shouldn't forget public schools. public schools are in disrepair and old. median age is about 40 years. in 2014, the department of education estimated that it costs almost $200 billion to bring our public schools up to good condition and we know too many public schools lack access to sufficient high-speed digital infrastructure needed to support 21st century learning. that's why we've included in our bill the rebuild america school act which will support a better de

here's a photo from flint. the water high enough to partially cover some street art in flint.area normally a walkway there. here's a big old dirt truck making its way through the water. tow trucks tried to get to the two cars there on the corner. they couldn't get all the way to them. severe flooding in michigan. some folks got stuck on a plane for nearly 12 hours. happened in kansas city. they sat on a delta plane from 6:30 a.m. until 6:30 in the evening on tuesday. can you imagine? what did they do then? they cancel the flight. one passenger tweeted at delta. some of them i'm guessing we can't repeat. but others had some thoughts for delta. actually, the flight, officially timed out to where they were about to take off and the worst air travel they experienced in 20 years of flying. the crew reached the legal limit. delta blamed the delay in de-icing. delta said it's the responsibility of the workers, not the airline. spacex is launching a spanish satellite into orbit this morning. the satellite will send back radar images to earth. the system could eventually bring internet

flint is not just there, it is everywhere. all of our jobs are to demand what is right of government and to criticize what is wrong. and don't care who agrees with you. and you will see the result. -- there, i had no idea what they were talking about. session, andinto he said we just get together right after the session and i fine with me here particularly young people. i don't reference apple. i mean young people. demanding what is right and criticizing what is wrong. in your class, you are learning cool --ut this and many of them, as you agree, resent being told what they don't know. we need to insist you -- insist that the waters remain clean. we will when i was governor, i couldn't do until we cleaned up the waters. it.le than like have got to be 27 inches for you take them. now, they are back. a lot of things are back. people who never get mentioned and never get their names. that is why you demand what is right and criticize what is wrong. and i are quite as i'm a are many democrats that have varying views on the subject

smith went straight to police after waking up on the steps of the flint center garage. >> because what was said, we are considering this a hate crime. >> the attack happened late in the evening on january 26th. the week previous to that smith says he was hit from behind in the same garage. >> classes are offered late. so during the week it's not uncommon to have students here between 10:00, 11:00 at night, but what you won't find on campus, exterior security cameras. >> a petition went around a couple quarters ago where thousands of students signed the petition in hopes to get cameras in the parking lots. and nothing came about it. >> reporter: the college says there isn't funding available for cameras. campus police have followed leads from the sketch, but so far no arrests. >> we've increased both foot patrol and vehicle patrol of the areas. >> reporter: the college says they've offered smith on and off campus resources and that they're concerned about the student and the incident. >> i'm anxious all the time. i don't eat. i don't sleep. and just coming on campus feels unsafe. >> rep

loan, allowing progress toward updating flint's water system to continue. administrator pruitt, the reward for good work is often more work. and i don't need to tell you that we've got a lot more work left to do. knowing that on this committee, we look forward to supporting your continued efforts. so i'd like to now ask ranking member carper for his opening statement. >> thanks, mr. chairman. i want to thank you for finally getting this hearing on the books. oversight is a critical part of our committee's work, and regardless of which party is in power, i'm glad that we finally have a chance to hear from mr. pruitt today. welcome. mr. pruitt, it's been a while since you've been with us. thank you for postponing your planned trips to israel and japan. for the first time in more than a year, i have a friend who, when asked how he's doing, he says, compared to what? sometimes he says compared to whom? and what i'd like to do is say, how about compared to your immediate predecessor. gene mccarthy appeared before this committee six times in two years, while her

. -- had slid, messaging flint, messaging -- michigan.f the most egregious waste across the country with uranium, led in the soil. what is so great about that record? as we came into this position, what i have done is spend time with our agency and department heads and each of those areas and asked where we want to be in five years. let's measure those goals and work towards them every day. let's get accountability. that is what is so great about the president's leadership. i think his leadership is so key because it gets results. he is about getting results for the american people. we are focused on the same thing at the epa. what can we do to improve air quality, water quality, led remediation. let's do so consistent with our authority. let's get back to the basics. i believe that as we do that it is going to produce great results, but also the economy is going to grow. you have been told, i have been told the last eight years that we had to choose between jobs and protecting the environment. that is a false choice. we have never done t

flint has an amazing operation there where they're turning spinouts and businesses.tepped up in a very, very big way for $100,000. patrick mckenna, who was also on the trip, he committed $75,000 that he's already put into youngstown, ohio, in a venture fund there, in northeast ohio. others are ready to do something similar and we're talking about those next steps, but we're making that connection this is the big economic problem in the country you have so will con valliliconu have wall street you have pockets in austin doing really well, but the rest of the country is left behind but we have the ability. we have the opportunity. we have the technologies we have an additive manufacturing institute, america makes in youngstown, ohio. we need investment we need private sector investment let me say quickly, sometimes democrats too much -- we focus too much on what the government needs to do. and i believe we need broadband and infrastructure, we need private investment for private sector jobs, increased wages, tensions and all the rest. that's starting to happen now. >>

what does flint have to do? >> he has spent his entire career at hsbc.e done a lot to try and correct these. he has to focus in on what hsbc is good at. he has to look at what businesses are doing well, see how they can redeploy capital. they now get 78% of their profit in asia. it rose double digits today. there really is a changing balance. hsbc has always been weighted towards its traditional home in hong kong and asia. it will be interesting to see tows that line. guy: volatility is rising. it has started to pick up. -- after potentially flattening out, has the potential to steepen. is it going to drop better trading potentially? could there potentially be some corporate that will fall foul of that story? where does that leave the banks. bob: we have had a long. of central bank driven low volatility -- we have had a long drivenof central bank low volatility. hsbc will not be the only bank involved in carillion and steinhoff. as the tide goes out with higher ol -- and higher v guy: what about the trading story? bob: i have grown up with is this -- wit

he says these flints are super compact, handy, and work pretty well. >>> pac man!h is back, he's not alone. he's got ron john and they're going to help us juggle. >> we're going to show you hacks to look like a bad juggler with almost no practice. >> first up, juggle. okay. >> i've never been able to juggle. >> so you can't juggle. >> no. >> i think i can. >> you think i can? >> yay! >> you did it. >> so good. >> if you want to look good and you're not that good, it's always important to have an impressive start. >> first one -- >> you put one on your foot, you pop it straight up. >> i'll try. >> you can juggle? >> i can juggle three bowls. >> got to place it on the foot. >> three, two -- >> so good. >> yeah, no, nailed it. see? >> another impressive start. super easy, super simple. put it on the head. then you drop it down. don't forget to smile. >> okay. >> what? >> i got this. i got this. >> put it in your eye socket. >> whoo, hey! >> okay, that counts, that counts. >> another super easy trick to make you look super awesome in front of anybody is the old one up,

at the end of my show, in my segment, i celebrated little miss flint, michigan. >> amazing superhero woman. >> hon nor her at 3:00. >> keep me in the loop. >> she rented a movie theater in flint. >> you watch msnbc, right, ali? >> yeah. >> rented the movie theater for all the kids of her community to see "black panther" because every kid should be able to see themselves as a super hero. i hope the theater gave them free popcorn because it is expensive. >> thanks, guys. see you in a bit. >> hallie is like, i'm done. >> so delicious though. >> movies just to get the popco popcorn. >> the butter is so good. >> i'm ali velshi. apparently didn't see the 9:00 show this morning. >> that hurts me. it hurts me to my core. >> i see it most mornings. >> he was getting his air done. i'm stephanie ruhle. it is wednesday, february 21st. i have to say, he hurt me because he didn't watch my show. we have to get started. >> the reverend billy graham has died at the age of 99. >> it is hard to overstate the importance of billy graham and his significance in american culture over the past 50, 60, 70 ye

. >> judge andrea flint did change her mind after hearing the family's victim impact statements. >> and we also had stalked this woman on facebook and showed the judge how she's living her life. not contributing a cent, never saying she was sorry. >> attorneys call it busting the plea deal. >> how unusual is that? >> it's rare but not unheard of. >> the judge allowed her to rescind her guilty plea setting up a jury trial. >> the tsunami effect of what this woman did and the lack of remorse has just torn a community all over the world apart. >> the first pretrial hearing is already scheduled for later this month. if convicted she's facing the possibility of serving years in state prison. in san jose ramirez, kpix5. >> tonight bart is making a clean sweep at some of its filthiest stations. it's not just about sanitation, it's also about creating a sense of safety. >> the trains are crowdeded, often delayed and when you step up in downtown san francisco sometimes it's like walking into a toilet and not a safe one at that. >> i go out maybe once or twice a week but my wife goes here everyda

fifty years when it's only gave up the business in two thousand and eight and retired patricia kuhl flint took it over she collects posters herself and discovered this shop as a customer. i like this and so much that i didn't just buy those on the posters i bought the whole shop. if you run into ballot you can find one side also graft cuts signed his mother for example james dean o'malley omission eighteen stein pers would germany. shop in the interlocking the district is a treasure trove for any film lover. i am now making a visit to the deutsche uki martinique the museum for film and television it has one of the leading historical film collections in europe. their journey into film history begins with silent movie stars like katie paul and aston you'd see. in addition to expressionist works there are also recordings of molina d.t.h. the diva became famous in one thousand nine hundred thirty with the movie the blue angel. a whole section is dedicated to the silent film metropolis it was the first science fiction feature film and first shown in one thousand nine hundred twenty seven. and

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well you've got to burn yourself yes so that makes you flame very good it looks like it's sort of a flint but looks very much like what we. look at this right here look at this look at this crazy thing you know master i think there is nothing thinking too that i need told you max they are going to butch what's in the basket oh those this is. the game i was bringing my children but adults play it also is cool it. will show us of course i want to do you know. it is good to play games as long as you have spent enough time working because recreation is very good for one sure overmuch recreation perhaps not so understanding that you have worked very hard on your previous company we will entertain ourselves if it. knowing the pain we set them up. to that you are not hands on it is your both. your eyes if you knocked on one hand it is one point if you don't points were not sure steven is following. this. speech i can do this i think you can start rolling if you wish or you may want austro it you may do any of the interviews my half i would prefer not it's all very expensive. to go. gambling is f

that existed in flint.ngs are going to happen again and again. to steve's point, it's going to happen outside of the coast. because if you want to build a company really -- if you want to build a company around title insurance for homeownership and mortgages, you need to have some expertise in that field. if you want to build a clean water technology company, you need to have some connection to the regulators and policy makers and innovators that are working in the water space. that's going to happen more and more in what we call rise of the rest cities, many of the cities that you folks represent. >> and how do you find these ideas? how do people with these ideas find you? >> well, we've got our website, revolution.com. people can reach out. a lot of times we find ideas and businesses through this really vast network that we've built. if we know an entrepreneur or investor in denver, colorado, they can connect to people with us and what we're doing. we also find them through our bus tours. we go around, we

forgiving the city's debt ensures that flint will not need to resume papers on the loan. administrator pruitt, the reward of good work is more work and i don't need to tell you that we have a lot more work to do. we look forward to supporting your committee and your continued efforts, i would like to ask ranking member carper for his owning statement. >> thank you. thank you for getting this hearing on the books. oversight is a critical part of our work and regardless of the party in power, i'm glad we have a chance to hear from mr. pruitt, today welcome. it's been a while since you've been with us. thank you for postponing your planned trip to israel, for the first time in more than a year, i have a friend i ask how he is doing he says compared to what or whom, compare it to gene mccarthy. appeared here six times in two years and 16 times in six years, 16 times in six years, you can do better on this front and it's important that you do. today we're not only going to whatter from you about how things are going at epa and tonight from president trump about the current sta

the sponsibility but health is also what happens as you are exposed to constant advertising for john flint health is also what happens to us as a child you have to face a certain number of choices in your high school cafeteria this is also helms and this is also something that has to be a fact that by all this. i am joe computer vice president for connected health welcome. our goal is about extending here beyond our four walls creating technologies that enable you as a patient to feel cared for throughout your life and not just when you're visiting the doctor. and that's pumping up now it's going to stop when it senses that the blood flow is impeded and then it will deflate and as it the flakes that captures the pressure and heart rate the pressure is a little high but that's probably a reflection of the circumstance they're going to. tell you that it's transmitting and it will be able to be seen in the electronic record shortly someone in the office is tracking this market. mostly usually a nurse can call me up and say this morning your pressure was one fifty five what's going on. in the

like flint, michigan. >> reporter: it is just the beginning. >> we want our data to be accurate. so we had to take more samples. >> reporter: samples that paint a bigger picture in where they live and play. >> important for students to use science as a lens to understand community. >> reporter: in san francisco jonathan bloom abc7 news. >>> if you like the weather lately, you will who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> many of us wary these days about the security of our bank account. >> a marin couple found $2,000 missing from their bank account. >> they thought this was a rerun about what happened to them earlier. victims of bank fraud last year and thought it happened between. they rushed to the bank and were sho

. >> this young boy, he's a confederate holding a flint lock rifle. like this one because he's probably not older than me. i'm 14 years old. he's probably maybe 15 or maybe 14. but he looks mean and angry. but i mean, he could also be sad. but i really like this picture because he's young and i can relate to him because i'm probably his age. >> i'll show you what an amber type is. the photograph is actually done on glass. this soldier is identified. he was -- we have his name here. thank goodness. he actually rode with moseby's rangers later in the war. i will show you this. i will take it out of its case here for a minute and show you how fragile and amazing these pieces are. this is called -- let me get this out here. this is a ruby amber type. the emulsion is on a piece of glass. let's hold it up to the light. you'll see -- can you see how the --? it's really an amazing process. you know how they did that. but i think most of the collection is amber types. yeah. i believe about two-thirds of the collection are amber types. see? and then they're ins

cars and semis stuck in their tracks in michigan, one person already killed near flint. traffic at a crawl along i-94 in kalamazoo after this 38-vehicle crash. police in milwaukee posting this video, warning drivers against going too fast. the same storm system flooding parts of southern texas. >> this is crazy, not even a hurricane. >> reporter: heavy rain causing this river in nashville to overflow. >> and alex perez joining us now live from a very snowy chicago. as we just saw some residents already dealing with up to ten inches of snow there, now more is coming, alex. >> that's right, tom. it's hard to catch a break around here. we could see another 1 to 3 inches overnight on top of all of this before this storm pushes out. tom. >> alex perez for us. >>> i want to go back to developing flood threat. i want to welcome back sam champion. who's in danger tonight? >> well a good part of to south all the way up the east coast. another push of arctic east, where alex was in chicago, more snow. let's talk about these strong storms going on right now. we got mardi grass goin

it means there will be a strong base to build on when the new chief executive john flint takes the reignsllver on wednesday. —— tomorrow. the numbers show that hsbc made a pre—tax profit of $17.2 billion for the calendar year of 2017. that's up a massive 1a1%. however it's still below expectations. hsbc says adjusted pre—tax profit of $21 billion gives a better idea of how the business is performing. it excludes one—off items and foreign exchange losses and was up 11% on a year ago. the banks desire to focus more on asia, including expanding in china, is paying off too with 75% of profits now coming from the region. with me is peter hahn, a professor of banking at the london institute of banking and finance. nice to see you. let's look at the figures, there is a lot of business. they are the last from mr gulliver. he has had it upjob to they are the last from mr gulliver. he has had it up job to try to turn around the fortunes of the bank? yes, and the story started long before his tenure. in 1998 there was an emerging markets crisis, 20 years ago. hsbc to the strategic decision to really

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we'll be getting an expert view on whatjohn flint will bring to the bank, which is hoping to expand innd the united states. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think about the stories we are covering today or what you are spotting — just use the hash tag #bbcthebriefing. although syrian government forces appear to have gained a decisive upper hand in the country's 7—year—long civil war, the fighting is far over. syrian activists say dozens of civilians been killed over the past 2a hours in eastern ghouta. the united nations has warned that the situation is spiralling out of control in the damascus suburb, and demanded the government end the bombing of civilians — 400,000 people are still living there. a warning — lina sinjab‘s report contains some distressing images. sirens wail. syria's war is intensifying in eastern ghouta. government air attacks rained down again today. scores more dead, hundreds more injured. another desperate search for survivors here in