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with me is lorenzo codogno, london school of economics and political science and lc macro advisors ltdrning. thank you for coming in. let's have a talk about what is likely to be in this speech. many are saying it will be brexit heavy. in many ways it will be watered down because there is still no deal with the democratic unionist party. that would represent some kind of what went down is supposed to what could have been expected. clearly, the vote was about brexit. we are coming from a referendum so clearly brexit will be the focus of the speech although i doubt there will be clear messages. it will take a while before the messages become clear. it will be general. maybe more on the fiscal stance. when it comes to the uk economy, the chancellor is an britain is weary of austerity after seven britain is weary of austerity after seve n yea rs britain is weary of austerity after seven years and mike cunning, the governor of the bank of england saying we are likely to be hit by the costs of brexit. what will be in the costs of brexit. what will be in the speech to try to give the people a

investigators do not believe it iser is ror relate ltd. >> developing tonight special council robert mueller's investigation into russia interference in 2016 election as reportedly sxanlded in whether president trump attempted to obstruct justice. that's according to report from the "washington post". the president previously said he received private assurances from fbi director or from fired fbi director james comey that he was not personally under investigation. comey confirmed he provided those assurances during his testimony last week. >> in london the death toll to the massive apartment fire is expected to rise again. investigate towards say twelve people died and more than 0 others hurt. people inside say fire alarms does ways. or stairs. local authorities were notified about the issues with the fire system. >> the fire break out and deposit break the glass to tell the people to go out. or they would have about dying there. >> the mayor says questions need to be answered about how the building tower block was constructed and a firm hired to refurbish building last year said it

. ♪ >> this weekend, c-span cities tour with the help of our ltds cable partners takes booktv and historyv to hyde park, new york as we explore the history and literary life of a city that has become synonymous with the story of franklin and eleanor roosevelt, and the extended roosevelt family. on booktv, ann exclusive interview with david roosevelt as he talks about his memoir from his home on the roosevelt's hyde park estate. >> it was really not until my grandmother's funeral that i realized that she was really a special person. and something of a celebrity. we never thought of her in that way. we never viewed my grandmother. she was only a grandmother to us , and that is all she ever wanted to be. >> author tony musso and his book. >> i found for letters in the archives in his handwriting come and not typewritten, that actually credited stamp collecting with saving his life after he became ill and ended up being confined to a wheelchair. >> sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern firsttory tv, we tour the presidential library and the national archives system. >> it was established by franklin roo

into devon and cornwall, along with gusty winds, but moving into eastern england, from the word go, ltd low cloud, fog patches and some rain, getting lighter as the day goes by. but those temperatures will struggle to rise much of the day goes by. we still see these northerly winds and the wind will continue to push cloud on to the hills with further bursts of rain. but overall, the rain gets a little bit lighter as the day goes by. temperatures just getting into the teens across north—east scotland. temperatures around aberdeen up to around 1a degrees, something like that. with brighter spells in england, could be enough to spark offa england, could be enough to spark off a few isolated showers across south—east england. friday evening, the area of rain sinks outwards, so turning down across the midlands, east anglia and south—east england, but at the same time the rain will ease off in scotland, a sign of things to come, at least for the first part of the weekend, because drier and brighter weather coming oui’ drier and brighter weather coming our way. a ridge of high pressure, meanin

today against a contractor after she allegedly leaked classified information to an online media out ltdhow russian media intelligence tried to cyber attack a soft ware supplier leading up to last year's presidential election. this is the first report of its kind that raises serious question about whether russian hackers attempted to breach the voting system. >>> washington d.c.'s mayor is reafirming the district's commitment to the paris climate agreement. merial bouzer signed saying it's in the country's best interest to take climate change seriously. she's one of 200 mayors that have committed to uphold the climate deal after the u.s. announced the u.s. would withdraw from it. thrjs a >>> the acting u.s. ambassador to china, david rank says it was a personal decision. he had worked for the state department for 27 years. he resigned. >>> a suv was crushed by a dump track from gravel. surveillance shows almost colliding with the truck at a gas station. the truck's moment 78 took overx crushing right there the suv as well as dumping mounds of gravel. they quickly pulled the suv driver ou

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the vote the change offers blanket protections against ltd. willing -- against lgbt discrimination but instructs the superintendent not to change the policy on bathroom use. nancy: in the war on terror, new information from the champs Élysees attack on monday. a man killed while driving a car packed with explosives in a convoy. the driver wanted to join the islamic state in syria and iraq and even telling his family he wanted to be known as a martyr. nobody was else injured in the attempted attack. alison: we have new video of destruction of a historic mosque in mosul. this is where isis announced its caliphate three years ago. the terror group blowing it up as it loses ground in the iraqi city. the prime minister says it's isis admitting defeat there. isis, though, says it was u.s. war planes that bombed the mosque. of course, the pentagon is denying that today. jonathan: well, speaking of isis. there is now a new record that has been set for a sniper taking out an isis agent. the "toronto globe" this is a canadian marksman taking enemy out f

ltd. is the vehicle with a sense of purpose or the search for a purpose and identity and community that drives people with the grievances and the trauma or whatever they experience and the catalyst. i found the injuries people like to find -- the angriest people. so how do we solve racism? but we have the ability to affect the people closest to us and to with empathy to put yourself in their shoes and that is a wider saying and to find common ground and from complete opposites is where we need to be. we all need to be loved and have money to survive so if we could start their maybe we could build those bridges >> somebody did this experiment taking a bigoted person to put them in a container and the photograph of their family the regardless of where they came from the only thing that was left that they had in common was to reduce that level of animosity. but on that premise what you're talking about is compassion what said to all of us do you want to begin to fight? so we're talking about

way towards choking off the global illicit finance system the north koreans have in the centralized, ltd. and vulnerable. i recommend this report to you, mr. secretary. this is where we should be going. there's been a 37% increase year-over-year in china and there is no way they were going to respond. unless they feel the pain of the tightening around their economy. the report today is a blisterinc anti-scalding indictment to the lack of enforcement of the trade between china and north korea with actual benefits for companies and individuals in the united states. i think that it goes right towh the core of what we have to be concerned with. if it comes in from china, mexico, in the united states. the overdoses in massachusetts 2,000 people died from fentanyl in their system. if that was multiplied by the whole country that would be 70,000. the chemicals come from china and our move to mexico and then the mexican gangs bring them up to the united states. this for me is the character on the streets of the country and be opioid epidemic given the scope of the tragedy. the law enforcement is

the forces are hit by that training as hyannis ltd. when the numbers are on duty but it is not just claim away from the primary that is concerning. it's also the lack of deployability of the individuals going through the transition process. the process requires between 210238 workdays if a soldier is non- deployable after surgery. this recovery time equates to 1.4 million manpower days over ten years for transgender personnel cannot deploy and fight the nation's more area this doesn't address the concern after the transition due to ongoing hormone treatment that requires refrigeration and other long-term care. a soldier cannot be deployed to the mountains of afghanistan that they need tbutthey need toe medicine. someone has to cover a non- deployability manninnon-deployad distrust force will be already stressed. the diagnosis renders a service personnel. personnel reliability programs and jobs requiring security clearances. why would we recruit individuals to serve and who we know cannot serve is it fair for us to change our standards