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to the front page of the garde.ash, the interview with jeremy corbyn, talking about carillion and pfi. the other story on the front page is about harassment at the un. yes, every day there has been a couple of big exclusives. there is the jeremy corbyn story and carillion and about outsourcing and using his opportunity to get away with using private partners. a nugget thatjeremy with using private partners. a nugget that jeremy corbyn brushed off concerns he would be too old to govern at the next election. and lots at westminster suggesting that he will be in his early 705 by lot5 at westminster suggesting that he will be in his early 705 by the next election if it is in 2022, that he may decide to stand down and talk about a successoi’. so he may decide to stand down and talk about a successor. so interesting to hear he is saying he is going to fight it and carry on. but a story also about hara55ment fight it and carry on. but a story also about harassment and sexual a55ault at the un. thi5 also about harassment an

here, to deliver this message and let me say in closing, rapping back to where i started, governor du gard and the western governors done so much on the apprenticeship front, on the workforce front and i'm honored and i'm excitedto work with all of you . our unemployment rate nationally is 4.1 percent, yet we have 6.1 million open jobs . american job creators want to hire an american jobseekers want to work and the largest challenge that we face is connecting those job creators and the 6.1 million open jobs with the jobseekers. thank you for the opportunity to be here. [applause] >> mister secretary, you have time for some questions? any questions from any of the governors? john. >> i just add, a lot of what governor du gard and as someone who's been working around the apprenticeship program, she needs to pull us back towards a skills-based discussion i think is the ultimate, that the destination so we went through i think 25,500 rules and regulations and included in that was a lot of licensing and we were able to get at least for the military folks when they move in to the state of colora

so may i start with you, christine la garde. the suggestion was made that productivity growth is slowing in part because of what some of the fundamental drivers in particularly urbanization is slowing. i think that is important. so we shouldn't be surprised that productivity growth is slowly emerging and on the other hand there is a huge backlog of productivity in investments they could make because many of them see it poor. how does imf see the balance here. >> a bit like you just did. >> have i answered the question? >> you stole the answer. but i think the urbanization, when it comes to infrastructure projects, the lag time between the beginning of the project and the financing and implementation and so on and so forth, that is a slowing down factor. i think this is not just it. maybe population aging in some of the emerging market economies. delayed investment over the last few years which hasn't helped. so there are multiple factors affecting it but increased urbanization is affecting it. and could i say one more thing abou

the little ripper drone launched by life gards dropped an inflatable pod allowing them to make it toore safely, and the drone rescue took less than two minutes from launch. >>> a medical study is shedding new light on what might cause the degenerative brain disease, cte. researchers found that repeated hits to the head and not just concussions can lead to cte. they examined the brains of deceased teenagers who had sustained impact head injuries as well as the brains of mice that showed changes after trauma. more than 100 nfl players have been diagnosed with cte after they died. the findings would lead to early detection and prevention of cte. >>> the earth's temperatures continues to rise. scientists says 2017 was one of the hottest years on record. nasa says it was the second warmest ever. 2016 was the hottest year ever. meteorologists say 17 of the 18 warmest years on record have all been during this century, and the six hottest years have all occurred since 2010. >>> and there was a papal first in the skies over chile. pope francis was on a flight from santiago to another town. th

the incident happened at the varby gard metro station in stockholm. a woman nearby was also hurt.p. the incident is not believed to be terrorism—related. president emmanuel macron of france has led tributes to the people that we re has led tributes to the people that were killed in paris three years ago. commemorations were held at the offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo to remember the 12 people who died when two gunmen burst into an editorial meeting. the president also visited the clerk honouring a policeman who was shot dead outside the charlie hebdo building. he also laid a wreath at a jewish supermarket in the east of the city where four hostages were killed in another attack two days later. the bbc news headlines. theresa may depend —— defends the government's record on nhs. the prime minister will carry out a cabinet reshuffle tomorrow. there were reports that several ministers could lose their jobs or be moved. 32 people are missing after a collision between a cargo ship and an oil tanker in the east china sea. the missing sailors, mostly iranians, are all fro

the incident happened at the varby gard metro station in stockholm. a woman nearby was also hurt. exploded when he picked it up. the incident is not believed to be terrorism—related. some of the uk's biggest retailers including b&q, wickes, morrisons and the co—op, have agreed to stop selling acids and corrosive substances, to people under 18. the aim is to cut the number of acid attacks, until legislation is introduced to officially ban such sales. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani has more. arthur collins, jailed for 20 years, for an appalling nightclub attack. watch this cctv. you can see him throwing acid on his victims. 22 people left with burns. a crime involving a household product that has been growing, year—on—year. police recorded more than 500 attacks involving corrosive substances in england and wales in the year to last april. officials think the true figure could be twice as high, ministers have launched an action plan to cut attacks. today the first part of that plan, voluntary ban by diy chains including b&q on selling harmful chemicals to underrate t

the incident happened at the varby gard metro station in stockholm. a woman nearby was also hurt. the incident is not believed to be terrorism—related. at least 18 people are reported to have been killed and dozens injured including civilians in an explosion in syria's northwestern city of idlib. the syrian observatory for human rights said the explosion targeted the headquarters of a minor rebel faction in the city. the syrian army has been advancing on the region, which is the largest remaining rebel—held area in the north of the country. thejustice secretary david lidington says he intends to begin work on reforming the transparency of parole decisions following the controversial decision by a parole board to release the serial sex attacker, john worboys, from prison. mr lidington said it was right that parole boards remained independent, but he wants to consider how to allow greater openness about the decision—making process. he added that arrangements should be made to ensure victims are both heard and, if they wish, kept informed about their case. mr lidington said he had sp

the incident happened at the varby gard metro station in the south of the city.n, an object exploded after it was picked up. the incident is not believed to be terrorism related. president macron of france has led tributes to the 16 people who were killed in islamist attacks in paris three years ago. commemorations began at the offices in paris of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo to remember the 12 people, including several cartoonists, who died when two gunmen burst in to an editorial meeting. the president also visited the plaque honouring a policeman who was shot dead outside the charlie hebdo building. more than 30 people are missing after an oil tanker caught fire after colliding with a cargo ship off the east coast of china. the tanker was sailing from iran to south korea with more than a million tons of crude oil on board. the 21 chinese crew on the cargo ship have been rescued. the headlines: theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it is properly funded for coping with winter pressures. the prime minister will carry out a cab

for me the core of europe, the very inner circle, is an open avant—garde, where we decide to have a muchy together in strategic and economic terms — that is my view. but it is notjus to strengthent... let me move on, if i may. i want to ask you about france. more sovereignty, more unity, more democracy — that's the recipe for success in europe. if you lose your sovereignty and you don't protect people, they don't believe in you. if you are not based on a democratic approach they will not follow you. if you are not following this unity with consistency and convergence, they will leave. you said france is back. what did you mean? i mean that we are delivering reforms which seemed impossible for decades. that's it. we fixed a series of internal difficulties, and we increased our capacity to produce and be competitive. this is for me the pillar, because when you are not credible at home there is no chance to be credible outside. you speak about values which presumably must involve freedom of the press and human rights and so forth. did you raise those with the chinese president when you were

the incident happened at varby gard metro station in the south of the city.urt. according to a police spokesman, an object exploded after it was picked up. the incident is not believed to be terrorism—related. president macron of france has led tributes to the 16 people who were killed in islamist attacks in paris three years ago. commemorations began at the offices in paris of the satirical magazine, charlie hebdo, to remember the 12 people who died when two gunmen burst into an editorial meeting. malaysia's long—serving former prime minister, mahathir mohamad, has been chosen once again as a candidate for the top job at the age of 92. mr mahathir resigned as prime minister in 2003, but has been drawn back into politics because of his opposition to the current prime minister, najib razak. the bbc‘s china editor carrie gracie has resigned from her post, citing a lack of equal pay compared with male colleagues. in an open letter, ms gracie — who has been at the bbc for more than 30 years — accused the corporation of having a "secretive and illegal pay culture"

the incident happened at the varby gard metro station in the south of the city.ject exploded after it was picked up. the incident is not believed to be terrorism related. president macron of france has led tributes to the 16 people who were killed in islamist attacks in paris three years ago. commemorations began at the offices in paris of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo to remember the 12 people, including several cartoonists, who died when two gunmen burst in to an editorial meeting. the president also visited the plaque honouring a policeman who was shot dead outside the charlie hebdo building. the east coast of north america is shivering in a record—breaking freeze. it comes after a massive snow storm that reached as far south as florida. temperatures are forecast to fall below minus 29 degrees celsius, as andrew plant reports. the new year has brought new record low temperatures to america's east coast. a weather system bringing blizzards, freezing winds, and thermometers falling below —20 celsius. in these conditions, the homeless are particularly vuln

the incident happened at the varby gard metro station in the south of the city.ccording to a police spokesman, an object exploded after it was picked up. the explosion is not believed to be terrorism related. the german chancellor, angela merkel, says she's optimistic that her centre right christian democrats can reach a coalition deal with the centre—left social democrats. five days of talks began this morning , it comes three months after the election in germany. 0ur correspondent damien mcguinness is in berlin. damian, why the optimism now, at this stage? think it is because the pressure is building so much that angela merkel almost has no choice but to try and form deal with the —esque pd —— the spd, the social democrats. a minority government would be seen as pretty unstable, or fretting elections government would be seen as pretty unstable, orfretting elections —— oi’ unstable, orfretting elections —— orfresh unstable, orfretting elections —— or fresh elections, which could unstable, orfretting elections —— orfresh elections, which could drag things out for

i wanted to get a sense of that creative process, how someone can be at the forefront of the avant—garderprised by what you found? yeah, i was surprised by the persistence of the imagery. he really obsesses about very young women, 18 years old, 19 years old. there is one point where he writes in notes, this college student should the maybe 17, 18, 19, but there is no thought about that to any of the male characters. he is very fixated specifically an 18—year—old women and sometimes younger than that. it is him challenging... it is the bare minimum of legality. and he knows that the public can view these, he knows that these boxes can be examined? this is the weird thing. his defense against dylan farrow's accusations, what kind of person would do that? why would any rational person do that? also, why would any rational person writes their darkest sexual fantasies over the decades and submit it to a library for public perusal? or put it on film. i wonder if you think that a film like manhattan could ever be made now? gosh, i hope not. i certainly think there would be a lot of scrutiny abo

need more ambition for vant garde -- an a europe to build on this.if some people are ready to be more ambitious with integration and one makes you -- and what makes you sovereign in this global environment, to defend your values and interests, let's move. openindow and the door is all the time. but those who don't want to move thesed should not block people in the room. [applause] with such an ambition, we will make our europe much stronger, much fairer, much ambitious in much moreairness, and able to deliver a consistent message of what we want to do in this current environment. delivered a very long speech in september last year, and we worked very hard, but i do hope with my friends here present in this room we will work together to have come at the end of this year, this common strategy for 10 years in order to provide visibility to all people and to the rest of the world about the fact that europe is able to be this. my friends, i must make a confession. i'd like france to find its place in world competition, and i think that the condition for t

dear friends of mine like my gard gardener's family, his wife and kids, we don't know where they are. >> unbelievable. >> and the search for survivors continues this morning. new development in the north bay that could delay cleanup. >> government contracts from the army corps of engineer facing challenges right now. a burlingame company received the contract and got the contract for napa lake and mendocino counties. a company from florida is questioning whether crews will be able to meet the target date for finishing the job. corps officials want to complete removal by the end of february. >>> an immigration and customs enforcement official says yesterday's raid at 7-elevens stores is the first of many. >> among the 100 targeted across the country, abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: these pictures were taken at a 7-eleven in los angeles. the sun was barely up. in the bay area stores inspected in napa, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city and santa clara. supervisor does not believe this was a compliance inspection as i.c.e. called it checking to make sure employee

. >> speaking of being ornery, i don't think mario draghi or christine le gard are happy about the treasury secretary's comments about the dollar. if we get into a currency devaluation war, and the potential is there given what the treasury secretary has said and not walked back on >> another new high for the dow, another new record high, 26,448. that's where we currently stand, a gain of 200 points dom chu has a market flash for us >> reporter: we are seeing some downside volatility. shares of philip morris international, after the u.s. food and drug administration has voted to say that philip morris should not be allowed to say that its new electronic tobacco device can reduce the risk of disease. if you look at shares of british american tobacco, altria, i should say, all of those shares are taking a leg lower and bouncing off their session lows. we'll look at these tobacco stocks this afternoon. >> thank you very much, come do. >>> coming up, our traders will debate how high amazon can go. >>> it's the five-year anniversary of the billionaire brawl heard round wall street. rc t's happen

the incident happened at the varby gard metro station. a woman nearby was also hurt.was picked up. the incident is not believed to be terrorism related. president macron of france has led tributes to the 16 people who were killed in islamist attacks in paris three years ago. commemorations began at the offices in paris of the satirical magazine, charlie hebdo, to remember the 12 people, including several cartoonists who died when two gunmen burst in to an editorial meeting. the president also visited the plaque honouring a policeman who was shot dead outside the charlie hebdo building. he then laid a wreath at a jewish supermarket wherefore —— where four people were killed and another attack. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may defends the government's record on the nhs, insisting it is properly funded for coping with the winter pressures. the prime minister will carry out a cabinet reshuffle tomorrow — there are reports that several ministers could either lose theirjobs or be moved. 32 people are missing after a collision between an oil tanker and a cargo ship in

gards to >> it is hard to see how this will play out.e says it will be manageable but must be vigilant. you can't wait for a dramatic inflation to move. against all of this, we have to look at one more thing. is ais the fact that there $20 billion sale of 10 year notes today, and demand was very healthy for these notes. they had a healthy jump. is thego to #251, that number of bids, the highest since june of 2016. a lot of indirect bidders. this includes big institutional buyers. this is the most since august of 2016. we are in a bear market annuals are going to run higher, but who knows, maybe they will. to this is potentially going be the break that slows it down and prevents it from being severe. there is a reach for yield in the world. maybe likely to jump in and buy it. >> what is next for bonds then? you have to be eye on thursday, ppi on friday. it is interesting to look at , talking fuller said about inflation and a different regime for the fence. when it comes to the jump in inflation, oil prices have jumped. he was asked about

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susan gard, i took care of her son when he was 10 months old. he had a cursing tracing the issue and that 10 -month-old boy taught me more about life than virtually any other patient has. so yeah, i've got some stories. it's a question of how well the book is received. right now it's being received quite well. anything else, guys? [inaudible] >> anybody else have any other questions? yes, please. >> i frequently try to contact anastasia to find out what the best form of anesthesia was for a patient in the anesthesiologists word because it's just a surgeon and anesthesiologist and more of a patient advocate than a surgeon and try to make things work for patients a few are still mentoring fellow i would like to put that out there. >> did you hear that? b. from there with their intranets, they are friendly people and keep in touch with them because of the patient leaves the recovery room you want the patient to go to somebody who really has invested that can take care of when you can no longer take care of. that's a wonderful point. i will put a li