women's world player of the year, carli lloyd, scored herfirst goal for her new english club manchester city on thursday night. the usa international and world cup winner scored the only goal of the game as city beat fortuna hjorring in the first leg of their european champions league quarter—final in denmark. lloyd joined city last month, initially until the end of super league's spring series in may. now to cricket and with india and australia level at 1—1 in their test series with one match to play, indian batsman cheteshwar pujara has had to step in and defend his captain virat kohli against a barrage of criticism from the australian media. he insists his outspoken skipper is one of the sports great ambassadors. but also says he regrets how the series has been dogged by controversy. the match is set to get under way on saturday as picturesque dharamsala hosts a test match for the first time. i think it's really sad to hear such comments. we fully support virat and

it already has some foreign offices but because of brexit, lloyd's of london will now become lloyds ofat it does is it helps to secure the future of lloyd's. about 5% of our business is impacted by the uk coming out of eu. we want to be able to provide continuous coverage and continue to issue insurance policies for customers based in eu. the lloyd's building houses a marketplace. it's some of the staff who oversee the operations who are going and it's not clear how many of the underwriters themselves will need to move. it's good. it's good for lloyd's to be seen to be embracing it. it'll be interesting to see how it goes and how they can maintain it in london being the centre of insurance. fingers crossed they will. does it signal an exodus from the city? no. not in the least bit. london has been incredibly successful for all sorts of reasons and we will remain so. what we've got to be is nimble and alert to the possibilities and the dangers. what this shows is the variety of places across the channel that city organisations might move some of their operations to. so notjust one big r

plus lloyds of london. and brussels!he world's biggest insurance market confirms it's moving some of its business to the continent in response to brexit. we hear from the boss. and can a tech firm that makes lists really be a multi—million dollar business? we meet the man behind listable — the firm that promises to make employing people easier. he'll explain how. today we want to know, what are your questions about brexit? we'll be answering your questions on this friday's edition of business live. let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. we start of course with brexit — as the massive task now begins of agreeing the terms of britain's departure from the european union. there's a huge amount at stake for businesses here in the uk — and across the remaining 27 eu countries in the form of a trading relationship worth hundreds of billions of dollars a year. a failure to strike a trade deal would be damaging to all sides. but who really has the upper hand? let's look at the numbers. in 2015 the

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lloyds of london... and brussels!nning by january 2019. lloyd's has warned that without the move, brexit could have a significant impact on its continental business — which generates £2.9 billion a year — that's11% of its business. hennes & mauritz is launching its eighth brand and is investing heavily to get its clothes faster into shops. the announcement comes after it reported sluggish sales growth. the new brand, arket, will be launched this autumn, starting with a shop in london, and will offer more expensive clothes than h&m for men, women and children the us economy grew faster than initially estimated in the final months of 2016. the economy grew at an annualised pace of 2.1% in the fourth quarter of the year, up from an earlier estimate of 1.9%. the upward revision was partly due to stronger consumer spending. financial fraud losses across payment cards, remote banking and cheques totalled just over £768 million in 2016. that's an increase of 2% on the previous year. according to figures from financial fraud

lloyds also says it made pre—tax profits of about £2 billion., inga beale. she explained why they chose brussels as their new european base. we wa nted we wanted to have a really top quality robust regulator, brussels fits that bill. we wanted to have greater access to talent. we needed to hire great people and that is an excellent place to go. we've got to think about accessibility how easy is it to get from london. how easy is it from elsewhere on the continent to be able to get that place? we also wanted to consider the likelihood of the country staying within the eu in the country staying within the eu in the future because that is an important factor as well. let's cross to the us now where the trump administration is pushing for a revamped version of the north american free trade agreement. now this is the free trade agreement between the us, canada and mexico. the president wants to improve access for us companies. the trump administration is signaling to congress it let's get more with samira hussain who's at the new york stock exchange.

i sat down with lloyd ahead of tonight's game with germany and she talks first and foremost about the importance of those connecting with these who look up to her. >> it is important. every time i step out on the field or in my training environment being a good role model is something i pride myself in. if i can help by telling them to either that vegetables or go out and train harder hopefully they can all see that. >> vegetable thing, we will see. she believes cup is tomorrow in chester. so how cool is it to play in a game like this. >> philly is near and dear to my heart. anytime i get to come back and play in new jersey or play in philadelphia, it is special because i have a lot of friends and family coming out. great stadium, great atmosphere. we have a great crowd. it is sold out or nearly sold out. so yeah, it is great. >> heading to manchester city, quite a feat for a new jersey girl playing in england, are you looking forward to that. >> i wanted to play abroad but just matter of where, when. it started with an e-mail from my management team from the head coach. they are in t

it will remain that for lloyds. at other, if you look parts of the sector, they've got slightly different criteria and work. i think you will see some transfer. lender will -- london will remain a powerful financial center. thank you for joining us today. francine: we will discuss the boston fed resident -- present. we will get treasuries and the divergent. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the boston fed president said central-bank should be prepared to raise rates a total of war times in 2017 to guard against overheating the economy. they call for a height. >> for in one year would be less than what we did in the last time when we came out of recession. at that time, we were raising it every meeting. relative to that, this is much more gradual, even if we did every other meeting. , what is still with us your take on fed hikes? how many are we going to see? patrick: i think the market is ready for two more. the fed has done a good job of getting the market to where it's going to get. they are talking about four. that

you hire a student of frank lloyd wright, the architect, you build a frank lloyd wright school. >> hinojosa: but before we get to the student of frank lloyd wright... >> okay. >> hinojosa: ...so i'm a young man or a young woman in your community ... >> right. >> hinojosa: ...in pittsburgh. and there is a tremendous amount of poverty... >> yup. >> hinojosa: ...violence... >> yup. >> hinojosa: ...crime... >> agree. >> hinojosa: ...i'm going to a school where i'm really not getting any kind of attention... >> right. >> hinojosa: ...and i walk by your center, which is gorgeous... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and somehow, you're believing that if i'm about to be a drop-out, that somehow i can come into your center and something is going to be transforming. >> well, i have 500 of them now a week to do exactly that. now, there's a 20-some year history behind all of this. >> hinojosa: and so they come in... so these are, like, high school students? do they get credit for what they're doing? >> some do, most don't. it's after school-- 2:30 in the afternoon. they walk into a place with no metal detecto

>> we have good news and bad news, coming up, good, carli lloyd and u.s. women's team were in chester last night, the bad? joel embiid's knee. we have updates next in sports

lloyd's of london plans to set up of european unit in brussels.sels has been picked by lloyd's of london as their new outside of the u.k. headquarters. we do not have confirmation. the one in london due to report numbers. ares: more corporate's giving information about where there -- they are moving to. to include wanted financial institutions in her negotiations. london up by .6 of 1%. the cac is dying flicking between green and red. european equity futures, month five of a global equity rally. the paris market is deciding whether he wants to rise or fall. anna: let's have a look at the risk radar. andalked about the pound how you doing on the ftse or other currencies. keeping an eye on the pound given the selloff, we saw it this week. at one point -- 124. that in as well. in66 heading up by 2.4% yesterday's session and we're holding onto the gains. oil stockpiles increased but less than had been estimated. that was the headline story in yesterday's session around oil. manus: we are using more oil than the u.s. the gasoline inventory dropped more

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three minutes later an excellent opportunity, the through ball to lloyd sam, he deflects it but he's called off side. >> nope.ope. 28 minutes. wallace with the cross, with the header, not a lot of pace. d.c. united 4-0. they haven't scored in two matches.

strange tore female olympians, carli lloyd, dawn staley, tara lip opinion skids. and now, our college may produce next big name in track and field with an eye on the olympics. don bell has more. >> reporter: old adage in sports you cannot teach speed. you either have it or you don't. thelma daveys definitely has it. daveys is fast, like really fast. girard college stand out is one of the fastest young woman in the country and former coach rick leaks discovered her college almost by mistake. >> i was supposed to be playing basketball. i came out for the track team because my friends told me it would be fun. so one day it was just timing people, racing. i went and raced. he looked at the timer. he looked at me. he started laughing. >> reporter: diamond woolford seen it right away. >> when i seen her run, seeing times, i was like oh, wow we might have something here. >> reporter: having something might be an understatement. she has not lost during her current track season. she holds pennsylvania state

they have assembled a fantastic team, with carli lloyd, and now they are into the semifinals of the champions league after domestic double last season. this is how they did it. lucy bronze scored the only goal in last night's second leg, 1—0 the final score. and that follows their victory in the first leg. tough match to come, though. they face the holders, lyon, in the semi—finals, and their captain, steph horton, is clearly excited by the challenge. we don't stop here. we are excited to move onto the semi—final. we know that lyon are a very experienced team, and they have got a team full of world—class individuals. but so have we. it is going to be an exciting game for sure. the stoke city striker saido berahino served an eight—week doping ban earlier this season, and he says it was because his drink was spiked in a club. he didn't play for his former side, west brom, between september and january, as he served his suspension. but he says there was such a small amount in his system, it proves he couldn't have taken the drug intentionally. for me to get banned for something that you really h

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lloyd joined city last month, initially until the end of super league's spring series in may.in their test series with one match to play, indian batsman cheteshwar pujara has had to step in and defend his captain virat kohli against a barrage of criticism from the australian media. he insists his outspoken skipper is one of the sports great ambassadors. but also says he regrets how the series has been dogged by controversy. the match is set to get under way on saturday as picturesque dharamsala hosts a test match for the first time. i think it's really sad to hear such comments. we fully support virat and he's one of the great ambassadors of this game. i think the focus has shifted somewhere else, it shouldn't have happened. we are very much focused on the game and he's our great leader and he's a great ambassadorfor the great leader and he's a great ambassador for the game so we are fully supporting him and we're looking forward for the next game rather than worrying about anything else. i think it's the mental battle which we have had and we are mentally up for this game, we

in fact it helps secure the future of lloyds.e wa nt by the uk coming out of the eu and we want to be able to provide continuous coverage and continue to issue insurance policies for customers based in the eu hence the need to set up an eu subsidiary. a privately—owned helicopter with five people on board has disappeared over north wales. the aircraft is believed to have been travelling from milton keynes to dublin, via caerna rfon bay. a land search is under way but the aerial search had to be suspended due to poor weather. health officials have published guidelines on the limits of sugar they believe should be put on foods. itaims to they believe should be put on foods. it aims to cut the sugar consumed by children by 20% this decade. children consume three times more sugar each day than they should, putting them at risk of serious illnesses. more from me at 10. thank you very much for your messages. this tweet from nina. when my partner showed he was non—judgmental, understanding and saw me as a person, not as my eating disord

and carli lloyd, perhaps greatest female soccer player in the world will suit up for team u.s.a.lieves cup tonight in chester. our pat gallen sat down with lloyd ahead of tonight's game against germany and asked her first and foremost about the importance of connecting with those, who look up to her. >> it is important, you know, every time, i step out on the field or in my training environment, being a good role model is something that i pride myself in. >> if i can help, by telling them maybe to either that vegetables or to go out and train a little bit harder, hopefully they can listen to that. >> vegetable thing, we will see. >> yes. >> she believes cup is tomorrow in chester. how cool is it to play in this game. >> really near and dear to my heart to play in philly. anytime i come back and playing in new jersey or in philadelphia, you know, it is special. >> it has got a lot of friends and family coming out, and great atmosphere and we have a great crowd, and we're nearly sold out, so it is great. >> reporter: heading to manchester city, to play for a new jersey girl and new

tell us more about why lloyds are making this move? they want to retain business in the single market. we don't know what the framework will be, but the insurance market is heavily regulated and lloyds deal is a need to set up a subsidiary in brussels that will be regulated according to eu low and protect its ability to do business. she has been trying to reassure customers, seeing business. she has been trying to reassure customers, seeing the brussels office is an additional bays, but could more of their offices move? it is a fairly minor move at the moment, fewer than 100 staff and about 5% of the business. the companies that will be more severely affected potentially are the banks. we know that a number of them are talking about moving jobs to other european cities. hsbc has already suggested it could move up to 1000 jobs to paris, others are looking at headquarters like frankfurt. what people see, to a degree, is a trend for post some point to be moved out of london and inter—continental cities. but it's not like jobs inter—contin

. >>> a judge in orlando entered pleas of not cop killer after lloyd refused to offer pleas himself. lloyd is charged with killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend back in december and killing a police officer in january when she tried to arrest him at a walmart store. he'll be tried separately for the two killings. >>> wearing bullet resistant vests and surrounded by police the two suspects charged with killing the estranged brother of the north korean leader kim jong-un made their court appearance today. -- now many believe north korea is behind the attack but the government denies any role. both women told police they were mere pawns. part of a prank stunt for a tv show. >>> gunshots rang out after at least 16 people were killed in two taliban afghanistan's capital. the first targeted a police station in western kabul. that attack was followed by a gun battle between the taliban and police. second suicide boomer blew himself up near a government intelligence building in the eastern part of the city. >>> police are investigating two threatening notes left at a mosque and a muslim communi

we are joined by one of the authors of the lloyds bank report on the u.k.atic measuring industry. you may be surprised what he has to say. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market open. 15 minutes into the trading day we see pretty decent gains across the board here with the stoxx 600 index up .7%. the dax down the cac up 1% each. the cac up 1% each. commodities producers as well as the bank helping to boost indexes across the board. let us check in on what your individual stock movers are. for that, we go to nejra cehic. nejra: if you did below the surface, there have been big move on the downside of individual stocks, but for now, i'm focusing on some of the biggest gainers starting with montclair, the italian apparels company with a bead on full-year revenue, full-year net income and adjusted ebit. then the global building materials company, crh, also moving higher. full-year sales were a mess, and divestpany said it will six businesses for 400 million euros. fourth, moving on to the quarter earnings beat, talking about operating in

delran native carli lloyd close to home as team u.s.a.attled germany in the she believes cup in chester. chris ton press, with a wicked hit off the cross bar but lynn williams sends it through. u.s. women's team wins one to nothing. they will play england saturday in north jersey. >>> we can claim history made at city hall but nothing to do with launching things out of window. mayor kenney provided at cyst for a shot by harlem globetrotter, rhea swish young , nailing that shot from four stories up. yes, first time, a trick shot, i believe, first time, a trick shot has been pulled off like that at city hall. >> isn't that awesome. >> you just interviewed her. >> i did, yes, globetrotters the other day. >> hometown hero, proud. >> love it. >> thanks, pat. >>> well, coming up next of "eyewitness news" we are live at new york stock exchange which is opening today after another record setting high. >>> plus, it business to get easier for internet providers to sell your personal information without your permission. >>> plus hear from president

lloyd's of london is expecting to open a brussels office.anning to open an office in luxembourg within two years. with a look at why the banks are looking to locate outside london is the u.k. finance team member and peter flanagan who covers finance from dublin. let's start with you, michael, just to clarify on jp morgan. dublin is not the only place they are targeting? they are in a number of cities across europe and they that they to tell have options for they could move people and build operations. they're looking at dublin. buying an office space would be a significant investment. it is not their only move. nejra: what is the appeal of dublin? peter: the irish government has been selling dublin as a proxy for london. it is english-speaking, close to london, in the same time zone, quite close to new york. one analyst described it as a half step from london to new york. that is how they have been promoting dublin to any firms looking to move into the eu. vonnie: jp morgan has said they want to see how negotiations progress before making fi

the world's biggest insurance firm is lloyds of london. not go down so well at number 10. the chief executive of lloyd's of london has been speaking to the bbc. we wa nted london has been speaking to the bbc. we wanted to have a really top robust regulator, brussels fits that bill. we also wanted to have great access to talent. we need to hire some really good people and we felt it was an excellent place to go. also, we have to think about accessibility. how easy is it to get to london from somewhere on the continent, and elsewhere on the continent, and elsewhere on the continent to get to that place? we also wanted to consider the likelihood of the country staying within the eu in the future, because thatis within the eu in the future, because that is an important factor. jeff bezos, the founder of amazon, has overta ken bezos, the founder of amazon, has overtaken warren buffet as the second richest person in the world. bloomberg's billionaires' index cou nts bloomberg's billionaires' index counts these things. he is now worth a cool $75.

quick word on lloyds banking group.his morning, the has government's stake fallen below 3%. the u.k. treasury says it is in a good position to cut lloyds bank further. ofes effect to recover all the funds ejected into lloyds. they have so far recovered 19.5 billion pounds of the 20 .3 billion pounds that had been injected into lloyds. it is a good time to be selling those bank states. let us talk about some of the matters matt was addressing with james mccormack. he is still with manus and i in london. it talks about political risk around some of these european elections that have taken place. i have euro-dollar overnight which showseuan, volatility going up ahead of the dutch elections, but not to the same extent we saw around june in brexit. markets taking this in their stride. euan: i think that is right. in the dutch case, your previous are used toaid they wide correlations. we seem to be worried about a .ot of populists le pen in france is a much more pressing and much more significant issue for european risk. our

sian lloyd, bbc news, derry.easures which will see passengers travelling to the uk from some middle eastern countries banned from taking on laptops, tablets and some phones in their hand luggage. the move, announced this afternoon, follows similar restrictions imposed by us authorities overnight. our security correspondent frank gardner looks at what's prompted this latest tightening of security. familiar, tedious, time—consuming. getting laptops and other devices through airport security on direct flights from the middle east to the uk is about to get even more complicated. anything bigger than a smartphone will now have to go in the hold. british airways, easyjet and four so, too, are eight middle eastern and north africa carriers. it follows a similar measure introduced by the united states. the list of affected airlines was published today by the government, which says the security is its highest priority. so what has prompted this? last year's laptop bomb on board this flight out of somalia raised a lot of c

lloyd cutler, former counselor to jimmy carter. governor thompson of illinois, the former governor pennsylvania, three former general, twotors former assistant attorneys general from the department of justice, and seven distinguished law school beans and members of eight national law enforcement organizations with a membership of over 500,000 members. in addition, eight former presidents of the american bar association. as well as many other respected people came forward to this vote support the judge's nomination. if you would please be quiet while i am talking, i would appreciate it. these are truly impressive and respected individuals who have great knowledge of our system of government and particularly our judicial system. i believe these people provide a strong endorsement for the president's nomination of judge bork to be an associate justice of the supreme court. mr. chairman, i was particularly impressed with the testimony of daniel j. meador, professor of law at university of virginia. professor meador stated that there we

one of its main headquarters to brussels. >> lloyds of london insurance, as opposed to lloyds bankingroup. >> aig might be next, they say. >> lots of banks already looking around. and we'll continue to focus on that. the final decision, we need to get what the agreements are. on the pound, the other factor that supported the pound the last couple of weeks is when inflation jumped for february, 2.3% above the bank of england's forecast. the tone has been loose since brexit, will it be forced to tighten for the wrong reasons, ie inflation picking up without high growth. >> i saw this firsthand. that -- i was trying to arbitrage the currency rate when i was there and shopping, they can't possibly raise prices enough to match the slide in the rate, but they have tried to raise prices. >> your market source is what? >> just designer stores, where i can compare what it costs there to what it costs here. >>> a splu weekly jobless claim the final read on q4 gdp is out. cleveland fed president, loretta mester, john williams, rod kaplan and bill dudley speaking throughout the day. deltech nl te

hsbc, the royal bank of scotland, lloyds mf'ayeand—ceuttsjeeesomel of the banks facing questions over been moved out of russia during a four—year period between 2010 and 2014. to delivery drones —

the staff would be transferred from lloyds' data centres in edinburgh and copley, west yorkshire.s. they have been edging higher with the expected trigger of article 50. big moves in the footsie. in the energy sector, wood group has reached an agreement to ta ke group has reached an agreement to take over and mick foster wheeler. bovis homes have also soared. back to you. back to the top story and scott's first minister nicola sturgeon has announced she will seek the power to call another referendum on scottish independence. in a speech in edinburgh she accused theresa may up refusing to move an inch in her determination to pursue a hard brexit. downing street said the negotiations would take into account the interests of all the nations in the uk. norman smith is at westminster. this was a dramatic announcement, but there are high sta kes at announcement, but there are high stakes at played for both sides. huge stakes. it is not given that nicola sturgeon, if there is a referendum, would win it. if she did not the cause of scottish independence would be shattered, along with nico

sian lloyd in cardiff.here's our scotland editor, sarah smith, in edinburgh. scotland's first minister said she does wish to raise a success with the forthcoming negotiations because a good uk deal is in scottish interests. but she is not optimistic. she described the process as a leap in the dark. they scottish gunmen have been terribly impressed with the promise of a significant increase in powers for the scottish parliament that teresa may mentioned today. they say they haven't had any commitments about what new powers may come to hollywood after brexit. nicola sturgeon is busy writing a letter of her own, the one in which he makes a formal request for another scottish referendum. she knows what the a nswer referendum. she knows what the answer will be. theresa may may tell they can be no discussions until after the brexit deal scottish voters have had a chance to see how it is working. lam standing it is working. i am standing at one of the 260 crossing points between northern ireland and the republic o

announcer: pennsylvania congressman lloyd smucker recently sat down for a profile interview. he represents the 16th congressional district. an almost family and is the 10th of 12 children. host: when did you get involved with politics in why? i was a small business owner for 25 years. i did not into the paint i would do that or i would be serving hearing congress but i ran a and grew ar 25 years company into several hundred employees and saw what i thought was the overreach of the government, the encouragement of government and additional withrces we had to commit regulation and so on. i really believe that overreach of government is holding government back and i think it still continues to hold the economy, to hold people back. i ran to ensure my kids, my grandkids could have the opportunity to live the american dream i had the upper -- the opportunity to do. a construction company. member ofam the only congress ever to be born into an amish family. my parents were actually almost. driving the buggies a hand. i was number 10 of 12 kids. i was the first of the kids to graduat

. >> representative lloyd smucker is serving his first term representing the 16th 16th congressional district of pennsylvania. he was born into an amish family and is the 10th child out of 12. this is ten minutes and you can watch more c-span profile interviews at c-span.org. >> congressman smucker, when did you get involved in politics and why? >> i was a small business owner for 25 years, and really didn't san tis pate that -- anticipate -- i first in the state senate and i didn't anticipate that or serving in congress. i ran a business for 25 years. we grew a company into a -- several hundred employees and saw over the time what i thought was the overreach of government, the encroachment of government in decisions we were making and additional resources that we had to commit to comply with regulations and so on. and so i really believe that government -- that overreach of government is holding businesses back. think it still continues to hold our economy book and holds people back. decided to run to make sure my canadas and grandkids would have the opportunity to live the american

but rhona lloyd put them within touching distance. 12/14 down in the final minutes, it fell to sarahck for victory. she slotted home. the wind, by a single point, but they will take it. ireland kept their 100% record intact. grinding out a win over the defending champions, france. england had it easy against the italians, running in five tries. vicky fleetwood scored a hat—trick to get the winning bonus point. thanks to the winning bonus point. thanks to the superior points difference, england top the table above ireland. if they both win this weekend, it comes down to a grand slam decider between them on st patrick's day in dublin. so the first match for the women this weekend see wales host ireland tomorrow morning just next door at cardiff arms park with england against scotland at the stoop tomorrow afternoon. highlights of all the women's matches are on sunday on bbc two with some regional variations so check your listings. to the men, wales against ireland tonight of course on bbc tv and radio. tomorrow at half one, italy host france and then england against scotland, the calcu

people also wonder how they could report a story like lloyds bank of moving jobs to brussels, for someis about emphasising the negative whereas that is only part ofa negative whereas that is only part of a changing picture. negative whereas that is only part of a changing picturelj negative whereas that is only part of a changing picture. i think you have to make judgments on developing stories, and take advice from the business community itself. editors are making judgments about those things. i agree it is important that when you hear those stories you also hear others that might reflected from a different perspective. after all this is going to go on for long time. in the coming years there will be many examples of this. i think it's quite right that editors should be challenged to think about a wide range of views, notjust be challenged to think about a wide range of views, not just those stories that have been talked about. 0n the other hand many viewers have got in touch with newswatch to say, any critics of the brexit strategy are labelled remoaners and they feel that some edito

the insurance market lloyd's of london will establish a new european base in brussels to avoid losingording to press reports. the company has not confirmed the decision, but said it would make a statement on thursday. it has been weighing up different locations on the continent. without the move, it says brexit could have a significant impact on its continental business which generates 11% of premiums. uk car maker vauxhall is to end its multi—million pound sponsorship of the home nations football teams after the 2018 world cup. the brand owned by general motors has been the lead sponsor of the england, scotland, wales and northern ireland teams since 2011. but a spokeswoman said vauxhall wanted to start running separate marketing campaigns for individual models. the deal for the england team is thought to be worth in the region of £5 million to £6 million per year. that is all from me. i will be back injusta that is all from me. i will be back injust a few that is all from me. i will be back in just a few minutes. we will review the new stories. i will see you then. new guidelines ha

for decades, it's lloyd that has been at the helm. over the past two and a half years, violence has escalated with three deadly shootings in front of the shop. he shows us where the bulls flew, he said he watched two young men dying in frent of him -- front of him. the police found 60 shell casings in and around his shob. he has dodged dozens of bilts in his life. >> i learned how to duck at an early age. >> but the repeated shatters windows left him dejected. >> reporter: this police captain had an idea, start a money jar. >> what we saw is that officers not only dug in for their change, they dug in for 20s. >> reporter: soon, the officers had more than $1,000. they fixed the busted windows. >> he is overwhelmed. >> i have never had anything like this happen to me before. i remember back in the day i would be right in front of the police. >> reporter: officers are digging into their pockets to get the smaller windows replaced. >> we are happy to help him. >> reporter: for the 71 year old, has it changed his perception of the police?

. >> representative lloyd smucker is serving his first term representing the 16th 16th congressional district of pennsylvania. he was born into an amish family and is the 10th child out of 12. this is ten minutes and you can watch more c-span profile interviews at c-span.org. >> congressman smucker, when did you get involved in politics and why? >> i was a small business owner for 25 years, and really didn't san tis pate that -- anticipate -- i first in the state senate and i didn't

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rbs, lloyds and hsbc banks have all taken similar measures.ing at an advertising conference in london earlier today. so i want to start by saying sorry. we apologise when anything like that happens. we don't want it to happen and you don't want it to happen and we take responsibility for it. now, i've spoken to and our team have spoken to many of you. some brands that are affected. some brands that are concerned. when i've had conversations with some of the advertisers, in general what i've found is it has been a handful of impressions and pennies nolpollnd-s- but however small or big, the issue, we need to improve and we need to get better. with me is phil smith, director—general of the corporation british advertisers. good of british advertisers. good evening. what would your organisation like to see google do about this? there is a grave concern amongst advertisers about appearing on google's you tube through their display content against inappropriate content. we think there is a lot more google can do to zeif-fif ii i 124i 7:75 2113.5 257

and with respect to lloyd's itself, i resigned in 1988. because it's one syndicate that remains open, i have been advised that i can leave altogether by the end of 1995, but i intend to ask the people involved to expedite my complete termination of any lloyd's relationship. i'll be out of that as soon as i pobbling can be -- possibly can be. finally, as i go forward i will keep in mind the discussion that has arisen over the last few days and i will take it into account in reviewing any possible conflict whatsoever. >> thank you very much, judge. >> as supreme court nominee neil gorsuch prepares to testify before the senate judiciary committee, c-span takes a look at the court's eight current members. president george w. bush initially nominated john roberts to take the seat of retiring justice sandra day o'connor. he was put forward as a nominee for chief justice following the death of william rehnquist. and was confirmed by a vote of 78-22. judge roberts was unanimously confirmed to his previous post, a seat on the d.c. circuit court of

in a moment we'll hearfrom our ireland correspondent chris buckler at stormont and sian lloyd at thet let's hear from our scotland editor sarah smith at holyrood. in edinburgh, first minister nicola sturgeon is writing a letter of her own, one that will be addressed to theresa may making a formal request for a referendum on scottish independence. she knows what the a nswer independence. she knows what the answer will be, theresa may will tell her that can be no discussions about another referendum until after the brexit deal is done and scottish voters have had a chance to see the consequences of that. nicola sturgeon said today that she wishes theresa may success with the becoming a negotiations because she says a good dealfor the uk is in scotland's interests, but she did not sound optimistic when she said the prime minister was taking a leap in the dark. the scottish government have not been terribly impressed by the promise from westminster that there will be significantly increased powers for the scottish parliament because they say they have had no detail or commitment on which

so, the third major character in this text is william lloyd garrison, and william lloyd garrison, if you're not familiar with the history of abolitionist movement is the most famous white male abolitionist in history. a founding editor of a periodical known as "the libattor" and also was involved in the founding of many of the principal antislavery societies that challenged slavery in 1830s and 40s and 50s. so his section begins with a speech that he gave on independence day in 1829, and he gave this speech for the american colonization o'site. in the 1820s, the most prominent and powerful racial reform organization game the american colonization society, see site geared towards sending free black people back to africa, and thereby sort of encouraging the sort of gradual abolition of slavery and then getting rid hoff those newly freed people and sending them back to africa. it was quite interesting for black folk who knew they had been called here -- hauled here against their -- and then sending them back on ships so this organization invited garrison to speak at their annual fundrai

i've been told, wait, i've been told andrew lloyd webber may be in the audience for my performance, ort know, but someone big will be there. >> hold the phone jim donovan. you see that graphic, starring jim donovan? when we say staring do you have a lead? >> i have very significant part. i asked about the marquis in my dressing room, but no one seems to be able to give me a clear answer in that. >> oh, how joan crawford of you. yikes. just like you you're not working with bette davis. we would have a serious problem on our hands. >> zip. >> whatever happened baby jane, what happened happened to baby jim. >> oh, my gosh. get this man an oscar, stat. >> we get you on outside. eyewitness weather watchers have been reporting all morning long, and they actually had some rainfall, to already report here, and we just getting started out in mt. laurel, carp i already has half inch at her house, jenny and lynn, both this cherry hill, actually both finding 4.6 inches sofas is john? cab err knack he will. handful couple of hundreds every ann, tents of an inch for many of the watchers out there th

of lloyd's of london will effectively become void brussels.fter months of considerations, the 329 insurance market chose the belgian capital and eu help for a new subsidiary that will serve clients within the block. >> we wanted to have a really top-quality robust regulator. belgium, fits that bill. we also wanted to have great access to talent. we wanted to hire excellent people and we thought that was the place to go. we also want to consider the likelihood of the country staying in the eu in the future because that is an important factor as well. fears brexit will force them to lose their so-called passport rights, about them -- allowing them to do business in the eu. bosses say the new brussels wing is set to be operational by the set -- start of 2019 and will only affect about 100 jobs. they also stressed that london will remain the heart of business. nevertheless, this is another brexit related blow to the city. hsbc, ubs, and goldman sachs have all announced they will move hundreds of jobs to the continent and j.p. morgan is considering

lloyd's is the largest market for speshltd insurance. they'll be able to underwrite risks from all of europe after the brexit. british prime minister teresa may notified the u.a.e. of britain's plan to leave. brussels are competing to lure companies to relocate their bases within the bloc. workers in japan are getting a chance to leave their offices early again as the country observes it's second premium friday. employees are encouraged to leave around 3:00 p.m. on the last friday of each month. officials promoting the scheme say about 6,100 companies have joined the effort. that's up from last year. companies and local shopping areas are increasing their efforts to bring in more customers with special products and events. a survey of about 2,000 workers found that only 17% of them left work early on the first premium friday. for march, the campaign day falls on the last day of the month or the final day of the fiscal year for public offices and most private firms. many think this could make it difficult for employees to leave work early