we have got you covered right honorable lord john taylor of warwick, a member of the house of lords in the u.k. parliament is standing by as is washington abouter columnist david drucker. first, white house correspondent don roberts who was given the opportunity to ask the president and prime minister a question. >> i had the opportunity, fox is pooled today, as it's called, to be in the oval office when the on two of them first met. can i tell you, the body language between two of them seemed warm, friendly. it's clear that teresa may is looking for a friend in president trump, a couple of years from now the u.k. will be standing on its own. it needs a strong bilateral relationship with the united states. needs strong bilateral trade agreements as well. two of them were standing on either sooifd of the bust of winston churchill, president trump saying it's an honor to have winston churchill back in the oval office. teresa may saying it was an honor to be in the oval office. only point of concern is what the future of nato is. president trump made no secret of saying on the campaign tr

you know, you're playing as joe montana, steve rung, throwing to john taylor, brenlt rice and makingp as you go and trusting those guys will be on the same page. the beauty is that it is never out and out street ball. it is rooted in concepts that we know and we run. >> those were the glory days for the 49ers. now abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> we can get it back. >> hopefully, hopefully. >> we c

[laughter] scott: certainly john taylor is a highly respected guy.ke a good strong academic. was on the board of governors before and is a capable fellow. he comes more from the business world having worked at morgan stanley. i think both of them would be very good candidates to be chair. joe: do you worry at all about a potential conflict this year between now and the end of yellen's term between the administration and the fed? for a long time, the white house to not comment on the fed policy, trump does not look like the type that will hold back it he sees them as impeding the market. scott: i think we are to expect it. if he disagrees with the view of the fed chair, he will have no hesitancy to express that. i believe on the other side of the equation that janet yellen is instantly committed to the independence of the fed. the theories out there that she will resign are dramatically overblown. because of her strong feelings about fed independence, if she did resign, she would be concerned that would send a signal that there was some lack of indepe

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if you look at the taylor rule, named after john taylor, he puts the rate of just over 2%. at 66 basis points. the argument is they are a little bit behind the curve, which is the language that taylor used at the conference. glenn hubbard suggesting the same thing, saying the fed had overstated shelf life. kevin war, the most critical, saying the fed had been on a ride the wind short-termism policy, trying to get unemployment lower while forgetting about inflation. all of these people concerned about where we are going with inflation. get two to's say we three interest-rate increases this year, that is what we are looking for right now. if that happens and one of those three takes over, what do they do to rectify what they think is wrong? mike: that is the issue. none have put a precise number on where they think the interest rate should be right now. the calculation donald trump would make in replacing janet yellen, if that is what he decides to do, he wants to get the economy growing faster, but the fence job is to lean against that. if the economy starts to grow faster, t

but taylor had been pulling off improbable jobs all his managerial career. in 1977, elton johnim tojoin watford. taylor took the hornets from the fourth division to the first in five seasons, and to the fa cup final in 1984. his boss had become his friend. today, sir elton john said in a statement: taylor moved on to aston villa, and hauled them from the second division to a title challenge in the first. next was the top job — england. they'd just reached the world cup semifinals, but were also going through a transition. taylor got them to the european championships, but they disappointed in sweden. he was criticised for substituting gary lineker in what would be his last international. worse was to follow — taylor's england failed to qualify for the 1994 world cup. he resigned in november 1993, having failed in the biggest job of his career. the press dwelled on results, but he'd earned the players‘ respect. a guy who was so passionate, who was so in love with the game of football and who was straight and honest, and who would tell you as it was, and he wasn't afraid to do th

you're playing joe montana and steve young throwing john taylor and jerry rice. the beauty is, it's never an out and out street ball. it's really on concepts that we know and run. >> meanwhile, pittsburgh and new england will play in the afc title game. patriots head coach bill belichick got shoutouts from president trump. today, belichick has asked if he was ever mentioned by a president before, and kind of mumbled in the typical belichick style. >> i don't know. >> any reaction to it? >> not really, we got a big game. >> we got a big game. that's all. >> well, it could get worse, remember nixon called in a play to george allen when the redskins -- >> it didn't work out too well. >> i'm saying, you don't want to follow. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv cable 13. by the president. rs just signed >>> and then on abc 7 news at 11:00, we're hearing about people evacuating again from the stormy weather. >>> and let's go to dan ashley in washington, d.c. >>> eric, ama, thank you very much. finally tonight. a few thoughts about what really matt

around football my entire life, growing up as a ball boy for the 49ers and being close to guys like john taylor and jerry rice and steve young and hanging out with them all summer back when training camp was a lot longer. and throughout high school i was trying to be a player. trying to usually be something that i naturally was not. being able to workout with the guys and carry around my little vitamin briefcase to call me little romo and stuff. >> coming to levi stadium. >>> roger fedder has not bun since 2012. not expected to make the fine nor his opponent neddal. they would bring out the best in each other. coming to the net for the winner. taking the first set, 6-4. 4th set now. down 2 sets to 1 taking everything federer had to offer and coming up with the incredible win. nedal forces a 5th set. now, federer trailed 3 games to 1 but rebounds to win the final 5 games taking the 5th set 6-3. 18th career grand slam. his first since 2012 and at 36 becomes the oldest player to win a major since the nixon administration. >> i am happy for you. i would have been happy to lose, too, to be honest. t

you're playing joe montana and steve young throwing john taylor and jerry rice. the beauty is, it's never an out and out street ball. it's really on concepts that we know and run. >> meanwhile, pittsburgh and new england will play in the afc title game. patriots head coach bill belichick got shoutouts from president trump. today, belichick has asked if he was ever mentioned by a president before, and kind of mumbled in the typical belichick style. >> i don't know. >> any reaction to it? >> not really, we got a big game. >> we got a big game. that's all. >> well, it could get worse, remember nixon called in a play to george allen when the redskins -- >> it didn't work out too well. >> i'm saying, you don't want to follow. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv cable 13. by the president. rs just signed >>> and then on abc 7 news at 11:00, we're hearing about people evacuating again from the stormy weather. >>> and let's go to dan ashley in washington, d.c. >>> eric, ama, thank you very much. finally tonight. a few thoughts about what really matt

you are playing joe montana and steve young, throw in a john taylor, brent jones and making it up asd trusting those guys are, you know, going to be on the same page. the beauty is that it is never out and out street ball. it is rooted in concepts we know and run. >> everybody believes the packers will go into atlanta and upset the falcons. that would free up kyle shanahan for the 49ers earlier than if they went to the super bowl. we'll see how it works out. abc7 sports brought to you by toyota one. warriors note, they were planning to fly because road trip continues in orlando. stuck in houston so they're going to wait it out and fly tomorrow. >> thanks, larry. coming up tonight on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, live in hollister where people had to evacuate again because of flooding and more storms on the way. >>> we will be live in washington d.c. as we enter a new era of american history. dan ashley talked to californians who bucked the bay area's liberal trend. hear what they're optimistic about. join us for "abc 7 news" at 11:00 on channel 7. >>> finally, this friday night the campaign

you're playing joe montana and steve young throwing to john taylor and rice and jones.sting those guys are going to be on the same page. the beauty is, it's never out-and-out street ball. it's rooted in concepts that we know and we run. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry biel. >>> your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> happy saturday to you. we do have scattered showers. but also some sunshine out there. here's live doppler 7. this is our break. the next, oh, say about eight hours. here's a look at some rain up toward santa rosa. and also around calistoga. further to the south, around san rafael, just a few spotty showers over the richmond san rafael bridge, ending over here in fremont. upper elevations, we do have precip. this is what i want to show you, the slug of moisture, we've been calling it this atmospheric river. once again aimed at the bay area. and it's a very strong cold front. the national weather service has upped the high wind watch to a wind warning there this afternoon until tomorrow. and we still have

i think john taylor would be too. but they did go back and forth on the rule itself. did underscore what she said yesterday. she is not worried about inflation, but she wants to make sure that it does not get out of hand and they do not want to be under pressure to raise rates so quickly, that companies get caught wrongfooted, she wants to make sure it is gradual. and to do that, they need to start moving now. we do not know how many hikes will come this year. on the terminal right now, the odds of the jews hike are around 74%. maybe falling to the mid-60's. maybe the last couple of days are having an impact. rishaad: now, retailo china prices, there we go. gp, looking atl 6.8% for fourth-quarter gdp, better than expected. retail sales, industrial production, painting a picture of that chinese economy, and tom mackenzie in beijing. number, the full-year gdp number four china is 6.7% for 2016. the fourth quarter number surprising to the upside, up 6.8%. that full-year numbers squarely in the middle of the government's growth target.

growing up until the street, you know, you're playing as joe montana and steve young, throwing to john taylorerry rice and brent jones and making it up as you go. and trusting those guys are, you know, going to be on the same page. the beauty is that it's never out and out street ball. it's rooted in concepts that we know and we run. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> good morning to you. here's live doppler 7 and we've got scattered showers around the bay area. taking you into the north bay where santa rosa picking up some heavy to moderate rain there. sonoma, lighter rain. highway 1 by marinwood in san rafael, light showers, over towards concord and walnut creek, few scattered showers and this is a heavier cell right to the south of dublin around 580, so be careful out there in westward street level, south san francisco, just about to pull out of san bruno here and then further to the south, mt. hamilton, it's been wet and the higher elevations, it's chilly, that's why we have a dusting, a mix precip and as we get down to monterey, more

glenn hubbard, john taylor and -- thealsh are accusing monetary policy cannot solve.oining us is jane. good morning. when does the market price and the possibility of janet yellen being replaced by someone more hawkish? shehe said recently that intends to stay until the end of her term. is inauguratedmp on january the 20th, the market will start to look for signs about what he might do in the months ahead. foricism of yellen is easy an opposition politician to do but once he is in power and what's to retain the populist vote and he cannot retain the votes of many of the people in the middle of america, he may come around to a more dovish point of view. with very difficult to say certainty that he will definitely want to push her out. matt: nonfarm payrolls now. on friday, numbers came out below estimates that the market seems to think this is going to lead to more rate rises from the fed. how did you read that data? it was not just the headline number that was disappointing. hours worked were also less than what we would like to see and the increase in average hourly

glenn hubbard, john taylor, kevin walsh criticized the central bank for trying to do too much to helpruggling with problems that monetary policy can solve. the three are seen among candidates should president-elect trump decide to not nominate janet for another term. senior republicans have warned donald trump that he faces a risk with members of his own party if he does not punish moscow for hacking the u.s. election campaign. graham said he and senator john mccain plan to introduce legislation for tougher sanctions against russia. he said the measures would hit the country in the financial and energy sectors "where they are the weakest." meanwhile, boris johnson has met with donald trump's advisors. sessions involved steve bannon and jerod kushner. johnson then traveled to washington to visit congressional leaders. the trip comes as britain looks to build ties with the incoming administration ahead of the country's withdrawal from the european union. aiib remainsde a i i open to the u.s. joining, that bank'smessage from the president, speaking exclusively to bloomberg. open, andr is

you got john taylor and glenn hubbard, we talked about them eight to 12 years ago as in the mix withe. they are going to be on the top of the list. commentator on federal reserve policy with market background, now at an academic institution out there at the stanford hoover institution. pretty conventional. but donald trump is anything than a conventional politician, right? thoughtated that he janet yellen and the fed left interest rates too low for too long, yet at the same time you know from -- as a real estate guy that he benefits from low rates, so how do we square that with how we think he might behave? don't know exactly. if you look at the last 70 years of the federal reserve chair appointment, most of them were exactly the people you brought towards the top of anybody's reasonable list of potential fed chairs. every once in a while the president picks a ceo type. those generally don't work out quite as well. if you look at the cabinet , mostlyents so far conventional republican picks. leaning towards those more progressive agendas. it's pretty wide open. i would suspect, howev

10 in the country, more than twice what a lender of its size should have produced according to john taylorof a consumer rights group focusing on big banks. >> they were going to foreclose on as many peel as they could because that was the business model. they'd make a fortune. >> mnuchin sold one west to cit group for more than twice what he paid for it. he became vice chairman of cit chin hearted the foreclosure mess. dozens of lawsuits and a federal investigation would follow. >> this is james garner for financial freedom. >> reporter: the pitch was simple -- older people searching for a new source of income in retirement could make a deal with financial freedom. get monthly paychecks and remain in their house rent free until they died. >> if you're 62 or older and own your own home i'd like to talk to you about something you should know. >> reporter: turns out there was a very big catch that a lot of people did not know about. the person who bought the reverse mortgage could stay in his or her house until they died, true. but after death, everyone else living in the house would have to

we have got you covered right honorable lord john taylor of warwick, a member of the house of lords inament is standing by as is washington abouter columnist david drucker. first, white house correspondent don roberts who was given the opportunity to as

jon: any idea john taylor would want his own rule? michael: he does want a rule. e you need to specify the parameters. the neutral rate is lower than the taylor rule anticipates. the potential growth rate is lower. so there would have to be some tweaks to it so it isn't clear whether that's the best idea. you might want to watch warsh. he's not only a former fed official, but he is independently wealthy, which trump seems to like. there may be something to a warsh candidacy. does trump want higher rates? does he want the fed leaning hard against his stimulus? jon: we have heard a lot from kevin in the past. to your point about the high rate story. the basis of this conversation was the assumption that fed chair janet yellin wouldn't get another term. if he's a low-rate guy, why wouldn't the president want a low-rate fed chair? michael: he was critical of her during the campaign. some his appointees are now saying nice things about her. it all depends on how they get along once they finally meet. and what the president really wants by the time he gets to the fall wh

john b taylor, stanford university, alan greenspan on the other side, talking about discretion.es andyou on discretion and the efficacy of that strategy for any given central bank? >> the word i think most critical here is fed independence. tohink that to look ahead 2017, 1 of the big political footballs may prove to be the independence of the fed which i be in thisbe -- must country. so when we talt thk aboutaylor rule and so on, i think it is a good starting point. the fed obviously uses many different mathematics. also, models to determine where they want to be, where they think interest rates will be. view, the logical back. >> are the checks and balances within the washington system to give us the miracle of 1951, usurped for a very independent fed. 25 years on. we want to drive that. everyone agrees with you. we want an independent that. other checks and balances to push back the mood of so many that support the president? >> i think it is important that it not just be the president but also to congress that a knowledge is that the fed should be independent. when the feder

in 1798 thomas jefferson wrote this observation to john taylor. he said, i wish it were possible to obtain a single amendment to our constitution. i'd be willing to depend on that alone for the reduction of the administration of our government to the genuine principles of its constitution. i mean an additional article taken from the federal government the power of borrowing. what is a balanced budget? it's simply a budget that doesn't require us to balance -- to borrow -- i should say. so why don't we just say so as jefferson did? instead of trying to define fiscal years and outlays and expenditures and revenues, emergencies, contingencies, triggers and sequestrations and on and on, i hope we'd consider 27 simple words. the united states government may not increase its debt except for a specific purpose by law adopted by 3/4 of the membership of both houses of congress. that's it. such an amendment taking effect 10 years from ratification would give the government time to put its affairs in order and therefore naturally require future congresses t

john b taylor, stanford university, alan greenspan on the other side talking about discretion. are you on rules and discretion and the efficacy of that strategy for any given central bank? abby: the word i think that is tom, isitical, fed independence. i think that, to look ahead to 2017, one of the big political footballs may prove to be the independence of the fed, which i think must be sacrosanct in this country. now when we talk about something like the taylor rule and so on, i think it is a good starting point. the fed obviously uses many different mathematical models to try to determine where they want to be, where they think interest rates will be, but the taylor rule by itself is just one tool, in my view, in the larger tool bag. tom: are the checks and balances within the washington system to give us william mcchesney martin's miracle of 1951. you served with a very independent, relatively independent fed 25 years on. we want to drive that forward, everyone agrees with you, are the checks and balances to push back the mood of so much support of the president? abby: i t

glenn hubbard from columbia and john taylor from stanford criticized the central bank for trying to do too much to have an economy struggling with problems that monetary policy can't solve. the three are seen as among the candidates should donald trump decide not to nominate janet yellen for another term. dallas fed president robert kaplan told bloomberg he supports raising rates this year. >> i think a higher fed funds rate in 2017 is going to be more appropriate. the thing we are going to be debating is the rate at which we should be removing accommodation. inhink the sep that came out december gives you a sense of where we are, gives you a sense of my views, and i think we should be removing accommodation. i still think we can do it in a gradual and patient way. francine: let's bring in mike bell, global market strategist at jpmorgan, and bloomberg columnist arcus ashworth. thank you for joining us. all, i know you took like five automobiles, a couple of trains, to come here in the studio. thank you for joining us. fed policy, how much do we know about what donald trump wants? mike:

john taylor for the fed. glen hubbard as well. don't know if greg we look at mike pence there.he new vice president. people are gaining out the trump agenda. i spent a couple days in washington. i think tax reform is a given. even the liberals and the democrats i spoke to think that definitely happens. then perhaps they attack obamacare. the idea is that they separate obamacare from the tax cuts and reform. even though there's a big tax component of obamacare. i think only then do they get to the fed opponents. and listening to steve mnuchin the other day, i didn't hear a lot of appetite for being aggressive on dodd frank reform. i know they want to do it but i don't think it is very high on the list. and i do not know where to put trade on the agenda. is it something they go after right away? do they have the capacity to do that? i think these the things they're trying gain out. and my take is there will be a legislative pause here. nothing gets done all that quickly. because it has to work through congress. >> we're looking at the vice president and his wife walking along the

tom: does john taylor look good as the next chairman of the federal reserve? >> i have no comment.ncine: we would like to invite you to talk macroeconomics and a little bit more about the relation between china and europe. thank you so much, china securities regulator commissions vice-chairman. with goldman spoke sachs ceo and chairman, lloyd blankfein about trump and brexit. >> if you look to the policies that trump has committed himself to, they are quite stimulative and market supportive. you will get spending on infrastructure, a lower tax rate , removing some of the regulations and buildup and overlapping regulations. those are all quite stimulative and stimulative against the status quo, but far more stimulative than what people were expecting, had the democrats won the election. vote and i am not a votecularly -- i take that as primarily a vote on immigration. she as a politician, i think that has to be her declared are you ready. at the end of the day, as you are correct, that the financial service industry is so important to the british economy, it will speak for itself. m

back with your ther on "time" magazine, common ground between summers economics and economics of john taylort stanford university, which is dollar dynamics are smooth and in control and the elites have control of those dynamics and then they unravel. you mentioned mexican peso. against theto one u.s. dollar. are we near a point where those exchanges is the litmus paper of a system suggest we could unravel, or does this president have room to move to learn on the job? mr. summers: you never really know. things are stable until they are not. to that is one seeking encourage volatility, that's why imprudent administrations, the custom has evolved that presidents do not make casual commentary on currency, on currency values. i think there are risks. i do not know what the imminence of those risk is. i think anybody who tries to say there is going to be doing going tomorrow for sure -- doom and is making aow mistake. i would be the first to recognize there are substantial uncertainties, but i certainly also think we are taking risks and our new president is being enabled in that risk taking by to

what i would do is look to people like john taylor, glenn hubbard, larry lindsay, my good friend andolleague, that people who are sound v a l, ha t of experience no those areas. >> is there a chance he would consider keeping yellen? >> that's happened over and o r over. so whether there's a chance or not, i can't say. i couldn't redistrict. it has happened. >> if the economy is doing well, if interest rates are not excess xcessive -- >> if he keeps yellen and replaces a lot of the fed with more hard money people, how does she run that consensus? as a yellen consensus? does she kind of meet them and shift the ground in their favor? >> i was at the fed for a chunk of time. one thing you see is they're pretty good at working out differences. there's been times when people have been in there with different opinions. right now everyone kind of has a similar opinion. >> one more question. my reporting finds that when it comes to fixing healthcare, there is neither a secret plan nor magic sauce. that the problems or the issues confronting the republicans on fixing this, you either raise the

the number one pick remains john taylor, when we ask people who will replace her. is up there as well. kind of on the young side and not necessarily a monetary policy expert. he did spend -- do work during the financial crisis, understanding the banking system well. >> i think he's been focusing on the markets extensively. >> and the relationship between the markets and monetary policy. >> gary cohn. >> for the fed? i live too much in the world where it's hard for me to see a person who's not a monetary policy expert to be in charge of it. i could see there being more people who are investment bankers, more people like that on the committee. >> i thought the dark horse was santelli. definitely not rick santelli. you're not hearing that? >> i've not heard that. i think it's a possibility. i like richard cla rrida. a lot of people have taken -- gotten their knowledge about monetary policy from him. >> can wie do under armour? i don't know what's happening here. >> bad news. the stock is falling. >> it was a $46 stock. it closed yesterday at 25. it's indicated down in

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but taylor had been pulling off improbablejob all his managerial career, in 1977 elton john persuadedivision to the first in five seasons and to the fa cup final in 1984. his boss had become his friend, today, sir eltonjohn staid said ina friend, today, sir eltonjohn staid said in a statement: taylor moved op to aston villa, and hauled them from the second division toa hauled them from the second division to a title challenge in the first. next, was the top job. england. to a title challenge in the first. next, was the topjob. england. they just reached the world cup semifinals but were going through a transition taylor got them to the european championships but they disappointed in sweden. he was criticised for substituting gary lineker what what would be his last international. taylor's england failed to qualify for the 1994 world cup. he resigned in november 1993 having failed in the biggestjob of his career, in press dwelled on result but he earned the players‘ respect a guy who was so passionate. who was so in love with the game of football and who was straight and honest and who

before you disappear, john, there've been lots of tributes being paid to graham taylor today, includingbbc commentatorjohn motson, in the past half hour. he was speaking to final score‘s jason mohammed. i have just shared a i havejust shared a bit i have just shared a bit of lunch with his wife rita and their two daughters. they made a brave decision to come here today and to join in the celebration of the watford supporters. my memories of him go back to his lincoln city days in the mid—70s. i was living very close to this ground when he came here in 1977 appointed by elton john, who had already interviewed bobby moore for thejob, john, who had already interviewed bobby moore for the job, and taylor reconstructed this club from top to bottom. 0ver reconstructed this club from top to bottom. over on the far side for me 110w bottom. over on the far side for me now is the eltonjohn stand. that was a rickety old construction when he first came and remain that way for many years but he built a stand at the front for the young supporters to come with their mums and dads. he invented all sort

john. there've been lots of tributes being paid to graham taylor today — including one from his close friendur, he was speaking to final score's jason mohammed. i shared a little bit of lunch with his wife rita and the two daughters, joanne and karen, and they have made a brave decision to come here today and to join in these celebrations, if that is the right word, of the watford supporters. my memories of him go back to his lincoln city days in the mid—70s. i was living very close to this ground at vicarage road when he came here in 1977, appointed by elton john, as he was then, who had already interviewed bobby moore for the job, by the way, and then taylor, as i was saying on football focus earlier, reconstructed this club from top to bottom. and over on the far side from me now is the eltonjohn stand, that was a rickety old construction when he first came and it remained that way for many years, but he built a stand at the front for the young supporters to come with their mums and dads, he invented all sorts of things. i think my main memory about him, jason, is the way he integrated th

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was from sir eltonjohn, the tributes, one of those was from sir elton john, the former owner of watford who had hired graham taylorsaddened and shocked to hear about graham passing. he was like a brother, we shared an unbreakable bond since we met. he went on an incredible journey and it will stick with me for ever. he took watford from the depths of the lower league in uncharted territory and into europe. this is assad and dark day for watford, the club and the town. we will drown our sorrows in the many brilliant memories he gave achieved at watford was extraordinary. for the moment, many thanks indeed. let's get reaction now. i am joined by steve froggatt he played under graham taylor at aston villa and wolves. he gave you your first real chance in football. he did, but it went before then when he was lincoln manager. i am originally from lincoln and father would watch his team's when we were kids. when he went to aston villa i happened to end up going there. he signed me as a 14—year—old boy. fortunately he became england manager after that time and it was during that spell when i could have played for both ir

taylor. and we have elton john, who coverage on graham taylor.d he gives a moving tribute to his great friend and, as he says, his brother. deeply saddened and shocked to hear about his passing. we shared an unbreakable bond since we met. he says it will stay with him forever because he took watford from the lowest division to the top of the game and they are back there today. and you will speak to some of the people... well, he did so much to tackle racism. we will be speaking to someone racism. we will be speaking to someone at 8:30am about that. let's get the latest on how that severe weather is developing. sarah is here with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. lots going on in terms of the weather today. still feeling wintry. we have ice around this morning and snow, but it isn'tjust the wintry weather, also strong winds and the potential for that postal flooding. low pressure winds and the potential for that postalflooding. low pressure moving south around the east coast, ringing the fleet, snow as well. —— ringing the fleet, sno

mcsally: 9-year-old christina taylor green, dorothy morris, judge john roll, phyllis sneck and congressional staffer, gabriel zimmerman. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 22 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of h.r. 26. will the gentleman from idaho, mr. simpson, kindly take the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of l. 26, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to amend chapter 8 of title 5 united states code to provide that major rules of the executive branch shall have no force or effect unless a joint resolution of approval is enacted into law. the chair: when the committee of the whole house rose earlier today, a request for a recorded vote on amendment number 12 printed in house report 115-1 offered by the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, had been postponed. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will now resume on those amendments printed in house report 115-1

taylor, has died of a heart attack at the age of 72. he enjoyed huge success at watford. his chairman, elton john, huge success at watford.e has denied suggestions by donald trump that government agencies were responsible for leaking claims that russia had amassed damaging material about him. the former british intelligence officer, christopher steele, understood to have written that the dossier that claims russia has comprising material on donald trump, has gone into hiding. snow and strong winds are expected to cause disruption across much of the uk over the next few days. in that office has warned the country will receive a real taste of winter. investigators have announced that 23 people and organisations could face prosecution over the 1989 hillsborough disaster when they do six football fans were unlawfully killed. and we are going to have more sports news now. that said tojohn watson. good afternoon. we will start with the sad news of graham taylor passing. tributes have been paid to the former aston villa and inward manager who has died at the age of 72. his achievements as an amateur sock and take watford to the

john. it was an emotional day at vicarage road as tributes were paid to the former watford manager graham taylorate 705 and 805, leading watford to the old fir5t 805, leading watford to the old first division inju5t 805, leading watford to the old first division in just five years. the front of the matchday programme read — graham taylor, the greatest watford manager of all time. that wa5n‘t watford manager of all time. that wasn‘t the only place where tribute5 we re wasn‘t the only place where tribute5 were paid. one other of his former clu b5 were were paid. one other of his former clubs were in action. he also managed to a5ton clubs were in action. he also managed to aston villa, he took them to runners—up spot in the league as well. they, like watford, couldn‘t mark the occasion with a victory. they did market, both fans and player5 they did market, both fans and players from villa and their opponents, wolves, who they also managed, led by applause for graham taylor before kick—off a5 a mark of remembrance. wolve5 ended up winning the match by 1—0 at molineux. joe mason getting the winner af

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graham taylor had been pulling off impossiblejobs through his managerial career. in 1977, eltonjohn, through his managerial career. in 1977, elton johnrsuaded him tojoin the clu b watford, persuaded him tojoin the club then in the fourth division. taylor took them to the first division in five seasons and to the fa cup final in 1984. his boss had become his friend and today sir eltonjohn said in a statement: taylor moved on to aston villa and drop them from the second division toa drop them from the second division to a title challenge in the first. next, the topjob. england. they reached the semifinals of the world cup but were going through it transition. he got them to a championship, but criticised gary lineker in what would be his last international. worse was to follow. england failed to qualify for the 1994 world cup. he resigned in november 1993, having failed in the biggestjob of his career. the press dwelled on results but he had earned the players‘ respects. dwelled on results but he had earned the players' respects. a guy who was so the players' respects. a guy who was so passionate, so in love with the game of football,