the trunk is in glasgow, but first, scotland yard. [horn honking] >> and of course you see some sinister point in all these arthur simpson's activities. >> oh, yes, of course, chief inspector. 6 months rent on the house, 150 pounds to miss dunn. it is not much to assure the success of his plan. >> and this famous plan is? i mean, we've heard a lot about it, mr. poirot, and i'm sure it's been very entertaining. >> we are wasting time, chief inspector. >> go on then. >> his plan, of course, is to steal 90,000 pounds worth of negotiable securities from the belgravian overseas bank. >> no. that's davis. >> here it is, sergeant. [telephone rings] >> chief inspector japp speaking. oh, yes, sergeant. good. good. it's glasgow. they found the trunk. >> and? >> what do you mean "and?" >> have they opened it? >> sergeant henry, have you opened the trunk? ah, yes, i see. apparently they need a warrant up there. >> mon dieux. there is a body inhat trunk. >> a body. ah, look, sergeant. there seems to be the possibility there's a body in that trunk.

notice we're talking 58. 58 in glasgow tomorrow. as we go through, it looks like about 24. we will see improvement. the problem is this is causing travel delays. you can expect the delays to affect you if you're going to be flying in the evening and overnight for glasgow. 60 to 90-minute delays and the same for roughly dublin, amsterdam, flying into frankfurt, berlin, as well as heathrow. make sure to check ahead. it's going to be essential. right now we'll take a short break and we'll have more "world business today" in a bit. >>> from cnn hong kong. welcome back, i'm andrew stevens. >> i'm nina dos santos at cnn london. you're watching "world business today." >>> let's get straight to the european stock markets, about 90 minutes into today's trading session. it's a bit of a mixed picture at the moment, cautious optimism that the plan that was put in place to rescue the eurozone about a week or so ago in brussels may be implemented. there's still concern that countries like finland and divisions among governments among places like that could discover the deals. ftse 100 up

let me point out some of the winds right now, 50 in glasgow, 50 in dublin, 39 in aberdeen.iles an hour. they continue to increase as we go into the evening hours and then they'll start to diminish by tomorrow. the problem is, this is going to be bad traveling on the roads as well as for the airlines. make sure you're checking ahead. as i show you on the satellite, you can see the activity, area of low pressure moving parts of northwest europe. this is bringing snow and rain for areas including belarus as well as ukraine. that means, of course, some more snowfall out there. and some areas definitely need it. we've been dealing with drought through parts of central as well as western and eastern europe. as i put this into motion, you can see where the precipitation is going to be as we go through the next couple of days. i talked about, earlier this week and last week, how parts of europe really need some snowfall. i have a view for you. this is in southeastern parts of france. look at here, lots of snow out there. they are not at a shortage of snowfall right now. that's good

penzance, glasgow, uh-- >> yeah, okay, got the picture. >> growsey, case like this, you never get theeapon. >> well, we'll see about that. yeah, go on. >> okay, it's not a gangland killing. it's an ordinary decent murder. how did the killer get the gun? answer: probably he rented it like a video. there was a bloke the pub, whatever. >> okay, okay, uh, here's what we do: we go through every file of every individual who's ever been involved in a gang or a drug-related shooting incident, okay? we'll also check with gunsmith, the gun clubs, the arms dealers. see if anyone's had a machine pistol gone missing and not reported it. >> me. >> thanks. pump your snouts. find out what the word is on the street, no pun intended. also forensics. when are we getting whatever we're getting? must have the result of that paraffin test, the minute it comes in, okay? >> i've got them. >> sorry? >> michael johns did not shoot a gun of any kind. >> well, why didn't you tell me this before? >> i didn't get the chance, ma'am. >> witnesses-- an entire block who say they saw nothing is an entire block of liars

points and ten goals ahead of rivals manchester united although after the match at white hart lane glasgow us praised terry's commitment bahari read not reordered his side season so far. this is performances of increased . distinctly his commitment to the window and his quality and he's never in doubt sure if. briefly focus to the causes of the football club and its performances of not to drop the single level without a great start say forty five points or a city stage a season is incredible tally losing the first two games so we're going great liverpool be there arsenal chelsea are going to be top top four is going to be very close. looking ahead and there'll be a single premier league matches next monday for the traditional boxing day programme with chelsea again in action hosting following a lunchtime west london derby sunday lunch perseid only to leap from talk them into the early victory i asked him to keep up the pressure on the top four as they struggle second from bottom bolton newcastle who covers one hundred six liverpool welcome and battled steve keen's rock bottom blackburn uni

while hitting back manager andre glasgow us says chelsea gave their critics a slap in the face by beating back n.t. a three nil to win group a in which the last sixteen. plus sound zero six has come oscar look to pull off an upset into milan to get their slim chances of qualification alive. and double trouble boxing brothers the tally downs but the area which could fight on the same night to tally targeting. the david haye. but first national champions and it's a petersburg have reached the champions league knockout stage for the first time after a goalless draw reporter was enough to send them through what are themselves needed to win to progress back to the st petersburg side defended solidly for vital points to finish second behind group she went to sao paulo despite bed to know the state shocked out of that water will not enter the new rugby league which they won last year and a coach which honors for letting said his side deserved to reach the last sixteen. of them. i think we could have done better but i also think that what happened was the outcome of the whole part of the way we'v

games of let's come with advancing to the not college stage following a one away victory at celtic in glasgow this courts will play organizer for the second group on playoff tickets. crane instrumentalist made it into the playoffs following a convincing four one win against all three inside the end there were no goals in the group game between swedish team almar and the nothing month who should have gone up for group h. with a four three big trip over the civilian side marable was last season's runs up broad goals portugal also confirmed their support in the knockout rounds as they were one zero when it was against birmingham. you're up in a group stage matches. will continue on thursday night where another russian side look at what's in moscow have everything in their hands to book a place in the knockout stage as the host all stressed still a draw will do for the muscovites in their last european home match is here because if the top of. ok much each suffered only one defeat in four matches of the europa league in a clash against underlip incompetently seed second three points behind the be

and speak three points in the group first match between the two sides ended in a one one draw in glasgow so do manage to win they'll go through it to head record from the visitors could receive a big boost from sides captain and i'm told you could retire early because a big diet with an easy. staying with football and a world club camp in japan and barcelona will be looking into joining the brazilian side some thoughts in a final speed take on the qatari side of the semifinal or even put faces by coach to pick one of the all in your home or the city where they live the time to slip through the thing is back in two thousand and six losing one nil late on the brazilian side internazionale have made amends two years ago by capturing the trophy and i will darby. as a force training squad to choose from both motivation and momentum seemed to be on their side as the arch rivals real madrid three one of the last saturday to go top of the league want to keep up their winning form in japan. but it is the past so no year for clues have a percent. in two more we're going to talk. with the players h

truly amazing to just push refresh and see, oh, another person in glasgow, scotland, just pledged for the clip. >> both based in san francisco, peter and alex have become the stuff of legend in crowd funding circles having launched two of the most successful campaigns on kickstarter to date. how did they do it? we asked them to share some of their tips. the first step is getting through the application process. >> our application actually got rejected initially, and we had to reapply, and talk to them, and tweak a few things. so, you know, definitely put a lot of thought into the application process. they don't take just anyone. they want cool projects. they want genuine people. you know, stuff that's actually going to work. so they look for all those things in their applications. >> after a few adjustments to his proposal, alex was ready to start on the most important component of a kick starter campaign, the video. >> a good video is really important. we went to a studio with good lighting. we hired someone who had good camera equipment. we spent a lot of time writing on a script an

three points in the group or the first marriage between the two sides ended in a one one draw in glasgow celtic do manage to win i'll go to their due to better head to head recalled the visitors could receive a big boost when he starts captain and star striker antonio doing a tally it's about fit within a set. well it's about world club cup in japan and barcelona will be looking to join the brazilian side sandals and if i know they're on the way against the qatari side. what played around with the minutes so far in yokohama and it's still. the name the strong line up shall be done all those are on the bench for the two teams always playing for the right to meet some toss in the final. book or political daughters winners got there after a three one win over the local champions they sold and it was a man who everyone is talking about to open the scoring name all their showing some nifty footwork to make it one. zero over borders a road to big trip thirty one mr cripps with nineteen year olds effort of a beauty of his own just five minutes later. gave partisan home crowd something to celebr

country's two stock exchanges have completed their merger as part of the government's plan to promote glasgow international financial center journey from one that another story out there on. world news and much more twenty four hours a day this is r.t. no people have been found on the raft rescue was discovered on the site where an oil rig capsized on sunday this is shatter the initial hopes that fifteen more people could have potentially survived more than twenty four hours in the freezing waters sixteen people are confirmed dead with rescue operations still going on for thirty seven missing fourteen people have been rescued within the first hours of the disaster for more let's cross live to our greaves in the city of linz close to the site of the a maritime disaster take up with the latest hopes shattered so quickly what are the chances there could still be more survivors out there. well at present we are dealing with lots of speculation and different reports but the chances seem to be quite slim and present as you mentioned initially the reports aim at actually there being a boat located a

games a place can moderate advance into the not hot straight following a runaway win and celtic in glasgow this structure will play organizer for the second playoff tickets. you claim his mettle he's made it into the playoffs following a convincing four one way in against all syrian side pm who are now girls in the other group who came between the swedish team model and out of the netherlands bruges have gone top of group h. with a great victory over still been inside while last season's runs of progress also confirmed their sport is a knockout round as they were one the west against rounder. there are a group stage naches will continue on thursday and now the russian side of what i have everything in their hands to book a place in the knockout stage as the host or a draw for them in their last european this year has said that up has. become achieve some four of only one defeat in four matches of the europa league in a clash against i'm licked and comfortably seated second three points behind the belgium side with two matches still to go in these here as european contain their hosts can co

and those people who were trying to regulate the banks were considering legislation to go back to glasgow people to break up the hordes banks those people were not told those congressional leaders were not told of the incredibly bad condition that the wall street banks were in and of these secret loans. and so the banks you all say that the banks there they were getting and bigger trouble than the public knew about what do you mean by that well without this seven point seven seven trillion dollars of money they would have been toast they would have been on the verge of bankruptcy or bankrupt and the case for breaking them up and reorganizing our banking system would have been much greater instead the desire to create stability was first and foremost which meant. financing we actually financed the large banks to grow even larger while we were complaining about too big to fail we made them bigger and it was done secretly that's the bad part because it means that our democratic process these are being subverted even from our congressional leaders so this is all happening with public taxpayer

glasgow is tired of going to trial scared of going to trial. drew peterson 2 and a half years in isolation at not even afforded fresh air outside to sell his attorney says drew peterson rights to a speedy trial is violated. the ruling today makes drew peterson free pretrial detention law kirk >> certainly not by his own doing a sympathetic character but nonetheless when you compare this to other cases where you have such a important type of decision going to be a precedent decision the hearsay evidence you would think somebody would set bail >> currently $20 million the legal analyst says the ruling today got a victory for either side does not address the hearsay evidence in question illinois supreme court simply said this >> consider on its merits and sent it back to us it is going to come back at us tell us whether or not the hearsay evidence is admissible in your opinion. >> whether or not any of diskettes and i think there is a smart the jury is smart enough to say no. other than here say what they have? nothing. >> in a statement will coun

. >> he responded when outdoorsman adam glasgow came through. after it was netted. he covered its head with a towel. >> and i slid down until i could get to its legs and feet. once i had its feet, i knew i would not get hit by the talons. >> when eagles are in trouble, people will go try extraordinary lengths to try to save them. >> i'm upo the skid -- up on the skid, reaching back, grabbing the bird, something like that. >> reporter: both were eventually brought back and released into the wild. but not all fared so well. >> there is a trauma to his left elbow. there's a fracture right down to the joint that we can't surgically repair. >> reporter: the eagle we rescued this week. >> no, but happy ending is we got the bird out of this whole situation. i mean, you're out in the wild. you're injured. and you don't know what is going to be trying to get you. so we did the right thing. >> reporter: alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, it's not clear how the bald eagle was injured. it is speculated it could have flown into an overhead line. or even been hit by a c

you can see for parts of ireland, for glasgow, still looking at winds of 59, for areas including oslo, looking at winds of 41. 30 in copenhagen. again, this is going to potentially cause some delays again. so make sure you're checking ahead to see how this weather is affecting your travel. and here's that big area of low pressure just spinning. and it's bringing moisture towards the east, even affecting parts of russia where it's also going to be producing some snow. we also look for some delays across that region. as i said to you, some delays out there. we're talking about 30 to 45 minutes, significantly better than what we saw yesterday. and again, that's all going to be due to the winds. looking across parts of asia, we're talking about china, it's not bad right now. very quiet. lots of really clear conditions especially down towards the south. some snowfall moving through central parts of china. it's going to be quite heavy in some of those provinces. certainly that's going to be causing some travel delays. as we look at the temperatures, rather cool for areas for thursday. we're

and came over here to scotland, and studied in antwerp, and came back, and was really one of the glasgowt what i find so interesting about him is that he went to japan in 1892 and, uh, was very influenced by the painting out there, and came back, and a lot of his pictures of that period, which is his best period, had japanese girls in them. this one here, we've got a typical work by him. very colorful. almost psychedelic, in a way. and do you know who the models are? have you any idea who they were? yes. these two girls were almost best friends with my mother, and they used to play in the woods-- in these woods. they're called paradise woods, outside kirkcudbright, so, they were known to my mother. do you know the names of the girls? we do actually have the names of the girls, on the back. it's mary and ella. that's really wonderful to know. so, now when i look at these, i'll be able to recognize them in all those other pictures. ( laughs ) it's dated down here, um... 1929. and he died in 1933. his best work, to me, was in the sort of 1890s, 1900s, and he tended to be very repetitive in

when belfast contributed a lot to the empire as the second city-- and there's no doubt liverpool and glasgowntend with that role-- but there's no doubt belfast contributed a lot. and of course, the building of this ship, too-- the olympic. yes, yes. were any of your family at the launch of the titanic? my father was at the launch in 1911 when there were hundreds of wedges-- wooden wedges keeping it on the slipway. the slipway was all greased to make it slide down, and these all had to be knocked out at exactly the right moment. and he, aged about 8-- 7 or 8-- knocked one of the wedges out. quite a thing for a 7 or 8-year-old to do. yes, yeah. can you imagine, the towering thing above him. yes, and he always remembered that. i bet. i bet he did. i was going to say this is "as good as", but i'm going further. this is actually the best... revival piece of 1900 to 1910 that you would ever wish to see. there isn't anything better. thank you. it is painted on satinwood in the style of angelica kauffmann, this was a revival from 1900 to 1910, and it continued for a while after the first world war.

at milguy, north glasgow, yes. and actual trains were run.one car shuttled up and down on this test track. so, there we see sort of the principle, don't we? yes. these very smart, sort of art deco stations, a bit like cinemas. lovely, aren't they? lovely. and so these would zoom in and out, and slower trains would go along the track below. yes, that's right. so, he is offering us-- or, offering the world-- high-speed travel in 1929. he was. and what happened? unfortunately, it hit the depression. and money wasn't available, he failed to get backers. he could not get it built, other than this test track, upon which he spent masses of the family money, and unfortunately, in the process probably lost a lot of investors, really, as well. and he produced all these very lavish brochures. oh, he produced some wonderful brochures-- promotional brochures, yes. had he succeeded, it could have been the answer to the future. we could have now had wonderful high-speed elevated railways over all the main-line tracks. yeah. how the world would've been diffe

were out there in scotland running around about three miles or so in two major cities, edenburg and glasgowand they had a zumba artist come out and an instructor give them kind of a prerun workout fitness thing, but it was all for a really good cause. and a lot of kids are going to be really happy. but it's quite a sight. you have heard of the running of the bulls, but not the running of the santas, right? >> you just mentioned zumba. i don't think everybody knows exactly what that is. you have to explain that. >> combined with, did you do that and the run as well? [ laughter ] >> kyra, kyra, you know, i like exercise. zumba is a particular kind of a dance and a rhythm. i believe it's from latin america. i could be wrong here. but i'm completely uncoordinated. i have never taken a zumba class before. and frankly, as far as dressing up as a santa goes, the only furry hat that i'm wearing these days, kyra, is actually this one. so i think it's a better look though, yeah? >> i tell you what, it's living in london and that whole influence of the queen and all her hats. zain has taken it a whole

protesters turned it over to pash sha glasgow who with her family had been living in and out of homeless shelters. she will move into the house as soon as they make it inhabitable. month are than 1,000 protesters turned out to welcome her family to the neighborhood. here is how it looked from inside the home. >> mommy. mommy. everybody is here. they are looking for us. >> oh, they are? >> who is here? >> everybody. >> you guys ready. >> the father from that video is alfredo kastatillo. he is considering arrest by moving his family into that house. >> a lot of white folks in east new york. how about that. i think the first thing i want to talk to you about is just circumstances under which you found yourself hooked up with "occupy our homes" i know tasha had been in shelters and had a section 8 voucher, which was cut do to city cuts. you have been working for vocal new york for a year but have been couch surfing. how do you find yourself connected to the "occupy our homes" movement. >> i am from a community of poverty. i am from a community directly affected by the issues addressed right