pearson is cutting is forecast.orld's largest education company blames plunging textbook sales. mark: the dollar policy could be coming to an end as president-elect don trumps as the currency is too strong. vonnie: hsbc ceo stuart mayiver's praised theresa for her handling of brexit so far. he saturated operations that generate about 20% of revenue for the lenders investment bank in london may move to paris. >> the best of both worlds. economic opportunity that exists in asia-pacific and the benefit of london as a global financial center. , actuallyve of exit london will return -- london will remain a global financial center. i believe the revenue impact of exit on financial services will be made good into a three years term. >> the investment grade on market moving, adequate market -- those activities covered by european legislation will need to move. that's about 20% of the revenue. mark: the world's largest education company is cutting its forecast because of plunging textbook sales. pearson also says it is lower

shares of publisher pearson dropping. a look at how much amazon may be contributing to that. .. aters in. ngn a whu u icoonanlige ngifenerntoror i >>> netflix stock hitting a record high after hours trading policy a positive report. the company announced that jerry seinfeld's hit moves to netflix later this year. shares up 8.5% to $144 after hours. joining us is kevin landes, capital management and allen gould, the senior analyst at brain capital. welcome, guys. kevin, first to you. you have a position in netflix shares. what is it that jumped out to you most about this report? >> well, i think that netflix is kind of stepping on the gas when it comes to being a content provider. one of the things that snuck up on a lot of people was that, you know, when you first learned the netflix story, not only was it mailing dvds but it was also back catalog, the long tail in getting movies that had been out for many years. now that's shrunk and the emphasis is on getting the next "game of thrones" and having you have to come to net

back at doing such a good job after taking over from nigel pearson.ters could have thought they we re supporters could have thought they were good if —— going to have a good cup run but no! you've got to feel a little for lincoln here. so, so close to causing an upset against ipswich, but 2—2 it finished... i thought this was going to be the story of the day. it was an excellent performance in the end. we can look at the goals. linclon went in front twice in this game. first of all early on when theo robinson got on the end of this cross. when tim, top of the national league. —— lincoln. ipswich levelled almost immediately when tom lawrence dribbled through the defence to score the goalkeeper‘s legs. but lincoln always looked like they could score again against the championship side, and robinson again, seized on the error in the ipswich defence to make it 2—1, and it was looking like a shock was the cards. some ipswich supporters turning against them. 15th in the championship. supporters turning against them. 15th in the championshipm supporters turn

those pearson shares are down roughly about one third.n today, down to about $1.22. plenty more business to come throughout the afternoon. thank you very much. the chinese government is calling it the new silk route — for the first time, china has begun a direct freight rail service to the uk. it's taken over a fortnight to get here, but that's around half the time a journey by sea would take. 3a wagons travelled 7,500 miles to arrive in barking this lunchtime. our correspondent leanne brown is at barking eurohub terminal in east london, where the freight arrived a short time ago. quite an epicjourney. yes, this is it, the first train to arrive from china. it set off on new year's day. as you say, it has taken 18 days to get here. it has travelled 12,000 kilometres, 7500 miles. it has gone through various different mountain ranges, deserts, different cultures and of course languages. some of the countries it has been through include kazakhstan, russia, poland, through europe and france and into the channel tunnel. it's carrying more than

durante la tarde se produjeron enfrentamientos en la plaza max pearson. arrestaron por lo menos 90 personas por provocar disturbios e interrumpir el trÁnsito vehicular. >> las organizaciones que han estado afuera son uniones, partido socialista, grupos proinmigrantes y todos estÁn aquÍ por la misma razÓn, para protestar contra el racismo de donald trump. reportera: hubo otras maneras muy diferentes de protestar. mÁs de 4000 cigarrillos de marihuana eran distribuidos gratuitamente por un grupo a favor de su legalizaciÓn a nivel federal. a los manifestantes se les pidÓo fumar la marihuana mientras donald trump pronunciaba su discurso de aceptaciÓn. mientras miles de personas partieron de diferentes partes del paÍs para participar maÑana en la marcha de las mujeres. bÁrbara esta embarazada y vino de new jersey porque le preocupa la eliminaciÓn del obamacare y la posible cancelaciÓn de los servicios. >> voy a dar a luz a fines de marzo. y estoy en el obamacare. no se sabe lo que va a pasar con eso. reportera: en la marcha de maÑana se estima que puedan llegar

shares in pearson tumbling after the company issued a profit warning in the face of slumping sales in the u.s. the company no longer expects to reach operating profit goal for 2018. pearson also indicated that it's looking to exit its 47% stake in the publisher random house. >>> the pound is continuing to bolster b bolster burberry's fortunes as sales leapt 40% in the third quarter. it helped comparable retail sales grow by 3%. the luxury group plans to change its ceo in july and the profit outlook as well. and asml higher by 4.5%, having reported forecasts topping full-year net sales and gross profits. the chipmaker says it expects the healthy demand for memory chips in the fourth quarter to continue into the start of this year. and novozymes posting fourth quarter sales which beat estimates and it announced as well a share buyback program up to 2 billion danish krona. but they also published plans to cut 198 jobs as it reallocates resources to capitalize on high-growth opportunities. a lot going on in the markets. it doesn't end there. >> absolutely doesn't. we'll kick off the show

carter to tanner pearson. kings win it in o.t. 2-1. the as signed rajai davis.ays for the indians last year hit .249. 43 stolen bases. he has spent time with the as and giants. at age 36, he can still run, which is saying something. abc 7

pearson said profits would plunge this year because of ongoing weak know in north american sales. the bad news didn't end there. they said they would sell in the book publisher random house. shares off 28% to $7.13. and the drug maker ely lilly will take over for nearly $1 billion. it would add the migraine treatment. the shares are up 32% to 46.25. ely lily up a fraction. >>> general motors will pay $1 million to the securities and exchange commission to settle accounting charges related to a faulty ignition switch found in the vehicles. they said the decision in internal controls prevent it from properly determining the potential for a recall and estimating possible cost. shares rose 16 cents. and american airlines is the latest carrier to launch a basic economy fair that offers flyers a cheaper ticket price with less perks. customers cannot reserve seats or upgrade and can only bring a personal pimt fits tunneled seat. it is expected to launch next month on select routes. shares were up almost 2%. 47.64. canadian pacific railway said its profit rose in the latest quarter. while

ur tea me at'sitthdog-sizeazy stg figure d in ct onnkor ameritrad >>> let's get to hampton pearson who is live in washington, d.c. you saw first hand, front row, some of the protests. >> absolutely. our situation is ongoing even as we speak. just blocks away from the presidential viewing stand, you can see behind me. the police force has more than doubled since our last report. they actually a few minutes ago had a dry run where they moved us en masse down the street. then we moved back. it does look like the police are prepared to at least try take back more of the street, if you will, from these protesters. literally thousands gathered in the area. of course, it is becoming nightfall as well. this situation continues. the protesters have calmed down, basically walking up to the front lines and get in the face of the police officers. the force has doubled. some of the officers appear to be having tear gas. many of them, as a matter of fact. we will wait and see. the situation here continues to unfold. back to you. >> hampton, it is very dark there and it is hard to tell. can you give

carter to tanner pearson. kings win it in o.t. 2-1. the as signed rajai davis.e indians last year hit .249. 43 stolen bases. he has spent time with the as and giants. at age 36, he can still run, which is saying something. abc 7 sports,

. >>> and who's the golden globe winner that the pearson family wants to adopt. >>> your insider bonus not let my kids be professional actors, no. >> why ben affleck won't let his children get bit by the acting bug. >> would you ever consider going back to doing live? >> well -- >> my candid new interview with regis philbin. inside the kelly ripa fallout. >> i had to leave the show. and i think she resented that. >> now the insider, tracking hollywood from the iou

carter to tanner pearson. kings win it in o.t. 2-1. the as signed rajai davis.r the indians last year hit .249. 43 stolen bases. he has spent time with the as and giants. at age 36, he can still run, which is saying something. abc 7 sports, brought to you by river rock casino. tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite

pearson also putting its 47% stake in publisher penguin random house up for sale. take a look at the price action, down 29%. lastly, populism and the backlash amongst globalization among the issues discussed at the world economic forum in davos, and billionaire hedge fund tighton reiddalo talking about the situation in europe. >> if you look at europe as a whole and you were going to say, what is the greatest threat to the european union, it is not the debt crisis, it is not central bank policy. it is the movement of populism. >> -- tested in march with elections coming up. as for tomorrow's ecb meeting, no action is expected after the central bank extended qe by nine months. at the last meeting. the key metric to watch this year will be inflation, which has been on the rise. also, we'll take a look at whether the ecb president, mario draghi, makes any comments about the incoming president, president-elect trump, and of course, keeping a very close eye on the euro, which by the way, is down 3% against the u.s. dollar since the election, carl. >> all right, seema. t

. >> reporter: richard pearson cofounded a smartphone app that teaches meditation. not everyone can or would visit a studio. >> we want to make looking at a healthier mind on your to-do list every day. >> reporter: with $35 million in investment and 11 million users, head space is a growing number of apps that may be proving he's on to something. the one thing, you're on your phone all the time. one thing meditation is supposed to do is disconnect you from it all the time. >> yeah. >> reporter: something meditation is supposed to do is disconnect you. isn't it a little bit contradictory? >> the irony is not lost on us. it's where people are. it's sensible to meet people where they are rather than building something they can't fit in their lives. >> i wouldn't call it a fad. i would look at it more as a life skill. >> reporter: a promising path to inner peace. helping fight stress no matter where you go. >> that could be worth a try. steve patterson, nbc news los angeles. >>> coming up a fresh perspective on the year that was and the year to come. when heartburn hits

pearson will now sell its stake in publishers penguin random house to help finances.st three months of 2016. the bank posted a net profit of $2.15 billion for that period, up from $57a million from the previous year. two of the largest investment banks in the city of london have said that some staff will definitely have to move abroad when the uk leaves the european union. hsbc said it was preparing to move 1,000 staff from london to paris. and swiss bank ubs said some staff would definitely move to frankfurt or spain. let's get detailed analysis of this with james hughes, chief market analyst at gkfx. james, this announcement from hsbc and ubs, is it usually surprising? -- is it and ubs, is it usually surprising? —— is it hugely surprising. are the of many announcements? it's not necessarily a surprise, we have seen this happen beforehand, with hsbc touting even before the referendum result coming in that they would consider moving some businesses away from london. we have to remember, this isn't moving a lot of business away from london. it's not necessarily going t

today, although city analysts say to watch pearson because there is a big position.. uy: matt, the pound is trading on the cable rate right now. you can see that clearly on my gmm. massive pop to the upside yesterday following theresa may's speech. there it is. japanese yen trading lower as well. brexit remains front and center for the markets and it has been a theme in davos as well. however, speaking exclusively to bloombergs john -- to move to paris. this is -- beginning to quantify the u.k. leaving the single market and what it will mean for the financial markets. quite slowly in the way we me organize our business, but clarity around singles markets step forwardnt because it removes a lot of uncertainty and you can see how the pound rallies, but for us, we have got a fully operating banking subsidiary in france, so we do not have to make decisions today. we can wait and see how this develops. >> to get the best of both worlds, the maximum opportunity asia-pacificn the and the benefit of london as a global financial center, i think irrespective of brexit, a decis

ben pearson wished his shot was maybe a little stronger.seconds into the second half we had our on—site. into the second half we had our on-site. what a fantastic strike from aaron ramsey. first goal of the season, and just when they needed it. arsenal were season, and just when they needed it. arsenalwere in season, and just when they needed it. arsenal were in the assessed on ascendancy now. giroud managed to beat them. the offside trap he couldn't beat so he tried again. no doubt in the legality of this one, nor the timing as well. the 89th minute breaking preston's dreams of a replay. they may not be the invincible is any more but the current arsenal side just don't know when they are beat. in perhaps the biggest shock of the day, premier league side bournemouth are out of the cup. they were beaten 3—0 away by league one's milwall. bournemouth made 11 changes to the side that drew with arsenal on tuesday, and didn't have a single shot on target. national league leaders lincoln were just four minutes away from knocking out championship s

pearson shares down 20%. premier foods shares down 20%. premier foods shares plunging. coming out with warnings today and we'll discuss them in more detail later on, but premier foods makes bisto and it is warning that its profits will be 10% lower because food inflation costs are on the rise. very interesting given what's going on with regards to brexit, with regards to what we've discussed already in the programme and the inflation figure that came out yesterday in the uk. we'll talk some more about it later. the defacto boss of samsung jay y lee arrived at a south korean court earlier today where a judge will decide whether he should be arrested over his alleged role in a major corruption scandal. kevin kim is in seoulfor us. tell us more about what happened today and whether we have had a decision yet or not. well, the hearing has ended and jay y lee, the head of samsung was seen leaving the courtroom as grim faced as he had arrived four hours earlier. he's now on stand—by as he and the public waits for the results later this evening. prosecutors believe samsung has

pearson, biggest education company in the world trade shares down by 31%. $1.8 billion.e profit market value, lowest since 2009. shares halted in volatility, profit forecast it predicted years of gloom in the u.s. education market, forcing it to slash its dividend and put its stake in penguin random house -- penguin. random house up for sale too. a complete surprise. his wages,ment, is excluding bonuses in the last three months. the highest level since 2005. 2.7%. the economy overall losing fewer jobs than expected, wage growth picking up as well suggesting the market post, post-brexit remains resilient. yes, fl by now thousand. -- fell by 9000. sincerowth highest level 2015, the job market looks in good shape. biggest gain for sterling against the dollar since 1993. gain against the dollar after the brexit speech by prime minister theresa may. interesting comments by various houses, bank of america, merrill lynch says the worst for sterling likely over for now. it's a bushy says brexit concerns may have eaten the near term. hsbc forecast further depreciation given polit

a two-on-one situation, and tanner pearson wins it,2- 1 l.a. is the final. the as signed rajai davis. 249, 43 stolen bases. he has spent time with the as as well as the giants. at age 36, he can still run. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> thanks larry. >>> coming up tonight, we will update you on our breaking news. an outsider has been tapped to lead a bay area police department. what we're learning about the first-ever woman to lead the embattled opd. >>> team coverage on where the rain is falling right now and the headaches across the bay area, tonight at 11:00 on channel 7. >> i'm ama daetz. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of (narrator reading) narrator: today, a commercial airliner unexpectedly takes a dive. air traffic controllers try to contact the crew to no avail. (panicked shouting) over 100 passengers on board, as their plane plummets.

. >> tomorrow we will have trump transition team senior advisor catrina pearson joining us.me. making money with charles payne is next. charles: good evening i'm charles payne. the acquisitions and denial. and whether they influence the outcome of our election. why are so many losing construction jobs. there is high drama and capitol hill today. the senate hearing.

. >>> and who's the golden globe winner that the pearson family wants to adopt. >>> your insider bonus i would not let my kids be professional actors, no. >> why ben affleck won't let his children get bit by the acting bug. >> would you ever consider going back to doing live? >> well -- >> my candid new interview with regis philbin. inside the kelly ripa fallout. >> i had to leave the show. and i think she resented that. >> now the insider, tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> just one day after brad pitt's surprise golden globe appearance. he and angelina are tracking at number one today for their new joint agreement. >> they're not the first hollywood exes putting their kids first. >> angelina jolie and brad pitt have released their first joint statement on their divorce agreement. they will work together to reunify their family. >> brad and angie's first joint statement since the divorce filing begins to show a coming together of sorts for the sake of their six children. >> the parties and their council

. >> eric: joining us now from washington, katrina pearson and from fort worth, texas, immigration attorney francisco hernandez. paul ryan seems to be all over the place on this one. he said sanctuary cities, if you don't abide by federal law, we are going cut federal funding, but then he said the deportation law, don't worry about that one. >> this is interesting, because one has to raise their eyebrows, eric, when the sitting house speaker makes a policy promise to a noncitizen residing in this country. particularly one that is in direct contradiction to the election results. not only in the country, but in his home state. more importantly, unless this is the speaker's way wanting introduce legislation to codify this part of his legacy. president-elect trump is the only one who will have authority over that executive order. >> eric: on the one hand, he says don't worry, you can stay, but on the other we're going to be tough on it sanctuary to city spirit how do you handle that one? >> if donald trump revokes a comment means was a valid order. that's a whole different myth. i repeat to you

the publishing company pearson, though shares down more than 20%. they cut their profit outlook for two years because of their change in the publishing business. then you have the dax up seven points today. the cacm pranced on 25. nicole: the markets in the u.s. all of paris. the second time in 2017, but the nasdaq up six. the dow futures pointing higher by 11. s&p futures at two. city and goldman sachs today for the quarterly report. lauren: donald trump made comments about a strong dollar. oil prices going up now reversing course done 1.5%. gold of $1.50 at $1214 a troy ounce. nicole: qualcomm is being sued by a good scene. the federal trade commission accuses the companies maintain a monopoly in the type of chip used in cell phones and other electronics. the agency says qualcomm imposes on returns and manufactures and weakens its rival. the ftc requested a court order to undo and prevent type takes. they will fight the lawsuit. shares of qualcomm are down 1.5% this year. nicole: watching the banks, we've seen so many reports strong earnings and g

liz: bring in trump transition team senior adviser katrina pearson.e show. governor rick scott from florida said president obama he has not called him, but he has spoken with president-elect trump. who offered any resources he needs, governor said we don't want to politicize this. what is -- your thoughts about what is going on here in terms of national security, and this florida airport shooting? >> well, great to be with us. i think that you know, government's words speak for themselves, this is something that should not be politicized this is a tragedy. people have died. and a lot of families have been effected by this and there is a personal relationship between governor scott and president-elect trump within two weeks, donald trump is going to be the next president of the united states, one thing he has focused on is keeping americans safe, i can assure you that president-elect trump will talk to governor. will see what happened in this particular case, we don't have details yet to speculate or fli politicize, it will be a goal of president-elect

he plays kevin and one of the pearson family triplets. >> when he gets caught kissing the writer of thecing, he is left trying to explain himself. >> yeah. >> you are one of those too. >> well, you know, kevin is. >> you are thinking, kevin, this is not a flop house that you use for your dates. >> uh-huh. >> dually noted. it won't happen again. i want you to know that. you are also probably thinking that me sleeping with the writer of a play that i'm producing is probably going to end up blowing up in my face, right? >> i'm on fire this morning. >> but we artists don't have normal professional relationships. we have what i like to call -- wait for it -- artnerships. >> he kind of thinks he is clever, so, yeah. >> by the way, i got to tell you, so many people were so excited you're going to be on the show because they are waiting for tonight. >> yeah. >> that cliffhanger -- >> it was something else, huh. >> the way you left everyone dangling is not nice. >> that's the thing about our show is we have these wonderful cliffhangers at the end of the episodes, and you don't see them coming as

the use of exhaustive research to confront and surprise university of maryland president raymond pearson, as well as the dean of the law school, with questions they could not answer. rawn james: is there a law school for the colored citizens to go to? the answer is no. therefore maryland is violating the rights of its colored citizens under plessy v ferguson. the judge shocks everybody in the courtroom. houston and marshall's argument prevailed. and donald murray was admitted to the university of maryland law school. that case showed that the equalization strategy, as houston put into effect, could work. narrator: what was also working was houston and marshall's success as a legal team. rawn james: it's tough to imagine two individuals who were so different working so well together to such great historic effect. charles hamilton houston was very abstemious and a proper person, who as one of his close friends remembered, did nothing with levity. thurgood marshall was a true bon vivant. jose anderson: they were quite an odd couple. houston did not drink, did not curse. marshall did. he enj

hampton pearson, eamon javers. keeping an eye on the scale of the protests. we saw violence earlier. anybody watching the past hour they would have missed the more dramatic pictures, though i'm sure they will be replayed. overall that didn't erupt into anything more serious although it's still hard to stomach when you see the flames and the smoke and all of that happening very nearby where this inauguration parade is happening. >> d.c. police said 95 people arrested, characterized it as a small protest. even had our reporters on the ground. scott wapner said he could hear t couldn't see it. throwing various items and things set on fire as you mentioned. >> windows broken. >> like eamon was showing with the fox news vehicle. >> again, the overall mood of the entire capital is pretty subdued as you can see from the pictures we're showing, the crowds simply aren't that big and i think that tends to tamp down emotions on both sides. you know, we'll see what they come up with tomorrow for the big protest march. >> isn't that possible that's the case? let's face it

pearson shed almost 30%. they were the day's worst performing stock.. average earnings were up by 2.7%. but as our economics correspondent reports, the figures also show that after yea rs of reports, the figures also show that after years of growth, the number of people in employment is no longer growing and has not done so since july. this farmer and food processor in norfolk supplies vegetables, but it is being squeezed. its being forced to offer higher wages. it says because the supply of workers from the eu has gone into reverse. we are struggling to fill positions. it isa we are struggling to fill positions. it is a fluid market place with inflation in wages in our sector, which is being driven by some eu citizens going home and moving from the uk market place and it is creating a vacuum. in the three months to the end of november, the number of unemployed people dropped toi.6 number of unemployed people dropped to 1.6 million. it remains at its lowest rate in 12 years, a.8%. the average pay pact was £a77. up 2.7%. businesses can't always pass on

john, chantal pearson transformation for him, why the collaboration for the club?ly get on the track toa club to hopefully get on the track to a healthierfuture. club to hopefully get on the track to a healthier future. talk me through what you actually make them do. you put them through the food —— put them through their paces. do. you put them through the food —— put them through their pacesm do. you put them through the food —— put them through their paces. it is a12 put them through their paces. it is a 12 week course, a healthy lifestyle course, and there two elements. one educate and eating healthy and the second is increasing the physical activity. adding the two together we have had fantastic results but some of the topics we look at, the eat well, the portion size, one week on alcohol, overcoming barriers, setting smart goals, so there is an education element each week and sean said the physical activity increases week or week. it starts off all of the guys are givena week. it starts off all of the guys are given a pedometer. it is about increasing the bas

linda jones is head of employment at pearson masons, the law firm. welcome to bbc news. the grounds of her sex or putting policies which have an adverse impact on women because of their gender. that is the current law. what about high heels? the committee said hundreds of women told them about pain and long—term damage caused by wearing heels for long periods of time. is there a law on forcing women to wear high heels? what a woman would have to do at the moment is to utilise that existing law to show that it was under treatment of her as a woman to have to be forced to wear high heels. there is a good chance he would be able to succeed with that claimed that the law doesn‘t that it out fairly. it is quite difficult for employees and employers to understand how existing law does interact with dress code that work. with regards to dress codes and the line of telling people what they have do wear added females feel pressurised, is there something that they can do about it? if you are a female employee feeling pressurised. yes, certainly, any employee who feels pressurised

this is coming through from pearson and they are scrapping the 2018 profit target.e taking actions to accelerate the transition into higher education and a huge education business in the u.s. and to manage the [inaudible] 47% ine selling exiting penguin random [inaudible] anna: let's get back out to demo's -- davos. francine: we have brought in some canadian reinforcement. i'm so cold. i am kidding. we're pleased to speak to the kuwaitg director of the investment authority. you have so much under management, if you look at your assets of $592 billion, the world's oldest sovereign wealth fund. where do you see the main opportunities question mark you are interested in infrastructure especially in the u.k. is that where you want to increase spending this year? guest: i want to compare our returns the last 10 years. i do not think we could beat the same returns. that is why we want to do something different. that is why we are expanding in the infrastructure and the credit. i think we have to take more risk in order to maintain [inaudible] that's why three years ago we

our next speaker today will be paul pearson. paul is the john gros professor of political science here at berkeley. he is an expert at american politics and policy. he is a "new york times" best selling author of a number of influential books on american politics and public policy including a book he co-authored entitled "american amnesia how the war on government led us to forget what made america prosper." our third panelist is lawrence rosenthal, chair and center for the center for right wing studies. he writes on the right in u.s. and italy and is working on study of contemporary american right in comparison to movements of the right in 20th century europe, a topic taking on increasing relevance and importance. the format is that each panelist will talk for approximately 12 minutes or so. then we will have question and answers. the way the question and answer period will work is we will pass out cards. people will write questions on them and i will collect a couple of questions and then have the panelists answer. we will do

shares in the international publishing group pearson have fallen by 30% after the company warned of aand it would cut its dividend for shareholders. the economy in scotland is only growing at a third of the rate of that of the uk as a whole. fresh figures from the office of national statistics show that scotland's economic output increased by 0.2% in the period july to september 2016, compared to a rise of 0.6% for the uk as a whole. a quick look at the markets before we go. the ftse is doing quite well. yesterday was a good day for the sterling, we saw rises of roughly 2.6%. today, the sterling has fallen by 0.8%. the ftse has done well off the back of that. that's all the business news. plenty more to come throughout the afternoon. thank you, charlotte. the chinese government is calling it the new silk route — for the first time, china has begun a direct freight rail service to the uk. it's taken over a fortnight to get here, but that's around half the time a journey by sea would take. 34 wagons travelled 7,500 miles to arrive in barking this lunchtime. 0ur correspondent leanne brow

traffic we think you need another hour or so for things to get a little better at the bay bridge pearsons of the nimitz we checked 880 north 880 going south to to 38 heywood union city fremont and milpitas guesses crowder is not bad loss of yellow and orange 24 minutes from hillcrest out to 242 not bad checking in on the travel beyond that point >>mark: chief scott said he was a detective in los angeles with the lapd in that is why he says he's ready to make sure the department of justice for 2072 recommendations are implemented changes to the carnage use of force policy haven't the center of attention for the officers in the community ease this families searching for answers after their 17 year old daughter has gone missing for nearly a week if she was last seen on wednesday january 18th at the bar station in oakland she is five for three ways about hundred and 60 lbs. and was wearing gray leggings a black comedy and black shoes at the time. >>darya: donald trump to the congressional leaders that he one of the popular vote he met with lawmakers of both parties yesterday and according to

. >> eric: joining us now from washington, katrina pearson and from fort worth, texas, immigration attorneyaul ryan seems to be all over the place on this one. he said sanctuary cities, if you don't abide by federal law, we are going cut federal funding, but then he said the deportation law, don't worry about that one. >> this is interesting, because one has to raise their eyebrows, eric, when the sitting house speaker makes a policy promise to a noncitizen residing in this country. particularly one that is in direct contradiction to the election results. not only in the country, but in his home state. more importantly, unless this is the speaker's way wanting introduce legislation to codify this part of his legacy. president-elect trump is the only one who will have authority over that executive order. >> eric: on the one hand, he says don't worry, you can stay, but on the other we're going to be tough on it sanctuary to city spirit how do you handle that one? >> if donald trump revokes a comment means was a valid order. that's a whole different myth. i repeat to you, we've had this argume

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hampton pearson, on the ground there, says a couple hundred, at least.ed for the bigger event today. >> wholly different than my grandfather would characterize it. the point being, if the point is to come out here and protest the damage that donald trump would do to this country, we haven't spoken to them. we don't know. this is the most damage we've seen. flames. 95 arrests already this afternoon. there are these things happening in new york, san francisco, and elsewhere, too. i have no idea if they're like this. >> scott wapner tried to interview several of them and they refused to answer any of his questions. it's not clear what their mission is, besides disruption. >> i've actually been struck by how tame the whole day has felt, both in the size of the protests and the small crowds for trump relative to the past. see what happens tomorrow. will that be a big crowd? don't know. more subdued for sure. >> the full weekend has this workman like quality, only three inaugural balls. clinton had 14. and -- >> they weren't doing the likely places, which had

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this is pearson. shares climbing 25%. the world's largest education company withdrawing its profit goal for 2018, amid challenges in the u.s. courseware market. and also, it says it plans to sell its stake in publisher bank when random house. it has lost a quarter of its value. mark barton, thank you so much so much. this is arguably the most important interview for donald trump in doubles. this is the current minister of sweden. he is a trade unionist, and he did not overlook beginning on third base like the president-elect of the united states. he took welding courses at a young age. rosa through swedish politics. and joins us now from our studio. esther prime minister, wonderful to have you here. populism seems to be a substitute for a new kind of conservatism. ,ow do liberals respond including liberals in sweden and the united states? these are worrying times, and we have seen it over the years, that people are getting more and more concerned about the global's -- about globalization. we have winners, of course, in gl

london, 3100, up one quarter of 1% in the biggest loser there is pearson, forecasting years of textbookwn 27 point 66%, it's getting battered in the equity market at the moment. switching up at the board for you asset classes in 2017 with aggressive shorts on treasuries and the squeeze follows. the yield is up for basis points on the u.s. 10 year to date, that has not been the theme throughout 2017 so far. it has been bad, bad, bad, with inflation data coming in, cpi rising for a fifth straight month. the most since june 2014. looking at treasuries now, we are on offer, fx markets have been the theme so far, a weaker dollar, now stronger. at $1.06. the stronger dollar in the fx space after a week session yesterday. that's the market, but let's get to the action in davos, switzerland with erik schatzker. erik: thanks very much. headlines for you from davos, what does brexit really mean? in the bloomberg exclusive, hsbc ceo saying that banking revenue experts may have to leave london for where? harris. nonetheless, he plans to appraise the handling of the justthus far -- brexit far. "i wa

who better than hampton pearson. i don't know why, hampton. i don't know how to intro you on this.e you're in the weeds. how are you doing? >> reporter: i'm doing spectacular, joe. this will be the inauguration event like no other. the d.c. cannabis coalition, if you will, about 25 minutes ago started giving out free marijuana. now, it's legal here in the district, but their point is that we want to have the federal laws lightened up, especially when it comes to access to banks, if you will. behind me, you're seeing there are at least 2,000 people here. there's a line about a half a mile up the block for the free weed being given out. they started out saying we're going to give away 4200 free joints. now they've doubled it, saying they're going to give away at least 8400 joints. the idea is for folks to at some point light up around the time that donald trump is inaugurated as president. also, the so-called message, if you will, politically is ostensibly they're against jeff sessions as attorney general because there might be a crackdown on legalized pot. but look, this is nothing