where did you find out coach mikel where did you find out coach mike i was in the office and could notd about until i could hear screams of joy and wandered about until i could hear screams ofjoy and then i was ok. but you have been here before. we we re but you have been here before. we were here with the king ‘s speech, yes, a very special time. so were here with the king ‘s speech, yes, a very specialtime. 50 nice were here with the king ‘s speech, yes, a very special time. 50 nice to be nominated again. tell us yes, a very special time. so nice to be nominated again. tell us about the film. it is a true story that we came upon, it is about this young five—year—old child who got separated from his father when he was young and ended up on a train living on the streets of calcutta and adopted by an australian family and adopted by an australian family and 25 years later he tried to find his way back to his birth mother. so your company ‘s british and australian? yes. was it created to make this film was the company already in existence? we were around since before the king ‘s speech.

break away from the steven mnuchin hearing and get to the world economic forum in doubt most where john mikel's weight and francine lacqua are standing by with a market moving interview. this is the interview of the day. may, theto theresa prime minister of the u.k., talking about finance and it was a lengthy interview. the main take away is that she was more friendly to the markets. >> most of us expected her to say that finance doesn't matter, i value other things. this time, she was very straightforward. this is saying that what matters to me. and i spent that has a lot to do with the people here who are possibly telling her they were likely to move. francine: does this mean that she will be more nuanced? in davos, will she speak to newsmakers and business, she changes tone? john: possibly. she would be a first politician. but in this case, it is real jobs. all of the people we have spoken to, some on television and many more in the background, they have all said the same thing. they don't really value financial services and she is trying to roll back on that last bit. here is the u.k. prime

where johno davos, mikel cheap sat down with theresa may. may: i have had meetings with bank ceos, as well as meeting -- ceos from tech companies and others, and the message i brought is we want to global clearly -- truly britain that is an advocate for free trade, free markets around the world, and a britain that is ensuring we are taking those opportunities. i want to negotiate a good free trade agreement with the european union when we come out, and i want the best possible access for treating with an operating within the european single markets, both goods and services. i value financial services in the city of london, and i want to ensure we can keep financial services in the city of london, and that global britain will do just that. john: you don't think financial services deserves more priority given it's usually value to the british economy? ms. may: financial services are a huge value to the british economy, and of course the services around the banks are important to us, too, but as we look ahead to the britain of the future, the g