julia butler. at 11 0'clock on bbc parliament for a full roundup of the day at westminster as mps continue their scrutiny of the eu withdrawal bill, and the chancellor philip hammond delivers his budget. but, for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. saturday morning not quite as cold as monday, frost not as widespread it will change things around the start of the weekend. 0n it will change things around the start of the weekend. on friday it was lunchtime but heavy showers in scotla nd was lunchtime but heavy showers in scotland with the best of the on friday in southern england but a cloudy day ahead in southern england but the scotland, it is where we will find the best of the sunshine during saturday that the isobars indicate still at risk of actually win but cloud and patchy rain will feed in across parts of wales, the midlands and southern england during saturday ‘s we will lose any early sometime we have, still some blustery showers in the finals of scotla nd blustery showers in the

julia butler.'clock on bbc parliament for a full roundup of the day at westminster as mps continue their scrutiny of the eu withdrawal bill, and the chancellor philip hammond delivers his budget. but, for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. it's safe to say there is a lot of weather to come in the week ahead. low pressure after low pressure will be coming in from the atlantic. this is how we are starting the week. still cold enough for a bit of snow into the scottish hills for monday morning. but milder air will be pushing in across much of the uk for a time this week, because it looks like this will be pushed away by colder air, again from the north, by the end of the week. but this is how we start off on monday — some snow on the hills in northern scotland, so some slushy roads for higher—level routes here. a lot of rain elsewhere in scotland to begin with, and a lot of cloud across the uk. still chilly, then, in northern scotland. some in northern scotland. outbreaks of rain for north

butler says it doesn't release information on classes taken or grades earned. >>juliamistry. >>narrator: kurt later said that was the only way his father would let him go to college is if he studied something "useful." his father insisted no architecture to avoid his fate and nothing in the humanities. >>julia whitehead: his father had wanted him to study science very much like his brother bernard. but kurt, he just wasn't as interested in his science courses and didn't do quite as well. >>narrator: it harkened back to when family lore says his grandfather, bernard, cried when he worked at the hardware store all the while dreaming of being an artist. >>nanette vonnegut: he knew for sure that science was not for him when he went to cornell. talk about crying. he probably was .... i think he just threw, gave up, just stopped going to those classes and worked at the newspaper all the time. >>narrator: he wrote a humor column for the cornell daily sun and eventually became an editor. but he couldn't stay in the college cocoon forever. [bomb sirens] >>julia whitehead: pearl

julia: great to get your insight. hank smith of haverford. john butler of "bloomberg intelligence."re apple discussions ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ c.: time now for "first word news." house republicans unveiled the tax-cut plan that slashes the corporate rate and lowers taxes for most americans. the plan limits deductions for homeowners as president trump and the gop seeks to deliver on the first tax revamp in three decades. house speaker paul ryan praised the plan. speaker ryan: with this plan, we are getting rid of loopholes for special interest and we are leveling the playing field. we are making things so simple that you can do your taxes on a form the size of a postcard. mark c.: middle income americans would pay less thanks to the doubling of the standard induction and an increase in the child tax credit. willthe americans would benefit from the repeal of the alternative minimum tax -- wealthy americans would benefit from the repl of the alternative minimum tax. a spanish judge has ordered nine ex-members of the government in arelonia jailed while they investigated on possible