in fact, a major financial institution warned yesterday of the dangers of investing in scotland while this uncertainty about the future of the constitution under way. i think it is very important that we keep our united kingdom together and we stress that when it comes to vital industries like green technology, the combination of a green investment bank sponsored by the united kingdom government and the many natural advantages that there are in scotland can make this a great industry for people in scotland -- but we will do that only if we keep our country together. >> dr. allen whitehead. >> just after the election, the prime minister said that his government would be the greenest ever. does he still take that statement seriously? if he does, will he personally intervene to sort out the appalling chaos that is resulting from the slashing, in six weeks' time, of feed-in tariffs for solar pv, leading to substantial job losses, chaos in the solar pv industry, and devastation for hundreds of community renewables projects? >> it is this government who set aside £3 billion for a green inve

sunshine and sweetie pack their bags, the pandas are headed to scotland. their job is going to be to make more pandas. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also are around the globe. nine months after egypt goes a long time later was driven from power, the protesters have returned. the military regime that replaced in the old dictatorship has been too slow and handing over power. after three days of clashes between demonstrators and police, the entire cabinet submitted its resignation. >> outside the hated the interior ministry, a longtime symbol of authoritarian rule in egypt, protesters clashed with riot police. shocking images were almost instant around the globe. none more disturbing than pictures apparently showing protesters being viciously beaten and, for proclaiming freedom. >> dozens, even hundreds rushed to the square this afternoon. at times, they bring bodies back for treatment. many of those that died in these clashes suffocated under the effects of tear gas. one man wanted to tell us what happened to him, struggling to get his words o

[applause] >> a voice from scotland. is there a voice from scotland? may be wanting to contribute. >> thank you. though local authorities create a policy at the schools and the task to work with all of these authorities to work on one large project and would be a great thing to see but i don't think that it would be possible to do and i think it may be better if they are elsewhere. thank you. [applause] >> how about the northeast of england. anybody from the northeast? what about the young woman. >> northeast england. he said as an organization they can make a difference. welcome to me just because the scale doesn't mean we shouldn't try? is that the truth and it proves to me how much is invested in our society that we do not believe in ourselves. thank you. [applause] >> what about east mcminn? i would like to look at a specific issue. >> your name is? >> [inaudible] >> i would like to talk about a specific issue on lesbian and gay and transsexual bullying. it is disgusting someone should be picked on for their orientation. we heard earlier the 65% th

also coming up -- stiff price for a stiff drink in scotland. will it result of the nation's alcohol problem? are we seeing the next master of the universe. we considered china's ambitions in the global space race. >> hello. shares have fallen sharply in europe in response to surprise decisions by the greek prime minister to call a referendum on the eurozone deal agreed in brussels last week. with greece out in the very heart of the bailout proposal, the whole package of measures is now being thrown into dead once again. there are concerns that greece might not pay back its debt and that could cause chaos in the banking industry. the country's opposition is calling for snap elections. >> less than one week ago, it was smiles all around. european leaders, chancellor of merkel at the center, had reached an agreement. there was a plan and everybody would stick to it. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the referendum is the plan to build principles. it where the citizens feel -- we trust the citizens. >> stock markets in europe took a dive as what th

you grew up in this little village in scotland. not many people live there.t was not as people like to say an unhappy upbringing. you were very happy for most of your life before you came on "britain's got talent." we discussed that. >> still am. >> the key person in your life was your mother who very sadly died really before she saw any of this. what would your mother have made of this do you think? >> that was a bit of a tricky one. she probably would have said, stop all the nonsense and just go on with it. >> what were the values she taught you? >> christian values, how to put yourself in other people's shoes and how to give your best even when things are really tough. >> you certainly did that and you entered britain's got talent and after the break i want to show you the clip that the whole world watched. the famous audition clip where i was there and i'll be honest laughing at you. but i wasn't laughing once you began to sing. you have the last laugh. daddy, come in the water! somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help mov

[applause] >> how about a voice from scotland? is there a voice from scotland?nobody from scotland wanting to contribute. yes, you are, indeed. we would like to hear from you. thank you. >> what i do think it's a fantastic topic, i'm worried about the issue because local authorities create, they create their own policies. [inaudible] while it would be a great thing to see, i don't think it would be possible for ukyp to do. i think would be better to spend our time elsewhere, thank you. >> how about the northeast of england. anybody from the northeast? yes, what about the young woman with a rather bright blue -- i think it is bright blue, outfit. >> thank you, mr. speaker. he said the u.k. youth parliament cannot make a difference. well, to me, doesn't not mean we should not try? if that issue than it it proves to be how much bullying is in our society. thank you. [applause] >> what about east midlands? the one with the red top. >> i'd like to address specific issue within bullying which is lesbian gay transsexual gay bullying. is one of the most prevalent billin

prime minister will be aware of the of the report issued yesterday on green energy investment in scotland. does he agree with me that this report very ably demonstrates that the benefits of real energy are only the price delano potential of the large-scale investment made possible by the u.k. and agrees that a drawn-out independence referendum is seen as a distraction from that? >> my friend makes an important point. a major financial restitution wonder survey of the dangers of investing in scotland where there is uncertainty about the future of the constitution. i think it is very important we keep our unit can get together and stressed that when it comes to vital industries like green technology the combination of a green investment bank sponsored by the united kingdom government and the many natural advantages there are install on can make this a great industry for people in scotland but with only do that if we keep our country together. >> dr. allen white hit. >> the prime minister says that his government will be the greatest ever, does he still take that statement seriously demand i

and these can does are headed to scotland.heir main job, make more pandas. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and elsewhere around the globe. nine months after egypt's longtime leader hosni mubarak was driven from power, protestors return to central cairo. they say the regime that has replaced the old dictatorship has been too slow in handing over power. after three days between -- of clashes between demonstrators and police, the entire cabinet has submitted its resignation. >> outside dated interior ministry, a longtime symbol of authoritarian rule in egypt, third consecutive days of riot police. it has been seen around the globe on facebook, twitter, and youtube. disturbing pictures are showing protesters being viciously beaten. the unconscious, completely overcome by tear gas, dozens, even hundreds of pro-democracy campaigners rushed to tahrir square this afternoon. they used their scooters and moped at times to ferry the bodies back for treatment. some have died, suffocating under the affects of tear gas. the one

the nation to catch up in the opening stages of golds world cup with favorites arlen's alongside scotland in second place two strokes behind. the already in all of the nets we speak to them on voted the best goaltender and russian ice hockey about the alps and dollars all thinking. let's get going with basketball where there seems to be no stopping the army man all of this year this side six from six in new your own league after seeing off athenians yell grace in that russian couple constantine but top off to compensate for this one. six time yearly champions to scar have their eyes set on claiming back their crown at a disappointing last season and they won the christopher run and in top form with pride straight wins while the visitors. at the top of group be tomorrow with the greens have managed only two wins against the army men over the last the cage against a very tight in the fourth quarter and just a boy in separated the teams as it ended however in the second says counted possession and started to increase their crucial but the visitors bounced back quickly and came close to level

early charge for glory at the golf world cup brendan jones and richard green leaving are in town scotland by two strokes after the opening day admission holds the jewel the only purpose of post two eagles in the opening round here is jones taking one of those on the twelfth hole as truly has three world cups to its name but none since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine. this time around are the clear favorites for good reason to post major championship dog remarked to roy is there to some and they have a great chance to overtake the leaders during the next few days the superstar jewel to chart a black tie for second with the scots and united states on the netherlands another stroke further behind in third spot sitting eight. who are in a good position you know we want to get off a good start and now it's all about not doing anything silly tomorrow. you know we can do really well back in two thousand and eight when we played together and you know the chemistry between us and you know we've played really well tournaments won and lost in the foursomes which is on friday and sunday so. you

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you grew up in this little village in scotland. not many people live there.as people like to say an unhappy upbringing. you were very happy for most of your life before you came on "britain's got talent." we discussed that. >> still am. >> the key person in your life was your mother who very sadly died really before she saw any of this. what would your mother have made of this do you think? >> that was a bit of a tricky one. she probably would have said, stop all the nonsense and just go on with it. >> what were the values she taught you? >> christian values, how to put yourself in other people's shoes and how to give your best even when things are really tough. >> you certainly did that and you entered britain's got talent and after the break i want to show you the clip that the whole world watched. the famous audition clip where i was there and i'll be honest laughing at you. but i wasn't laughing once you began to sing. you have the last laugh. [ male announcer ] it's true... consumers er wanchai ferry orange chicken... over p.f. chang's home menu orange c

there were a few minor flashpoints of the the scotland yard the police chief for the capital here they did say they have been a least twenty arrests made with us mon mainly for people who started throwing sticks and bricks at one point to police but that was quickly dealt with by the police who started to use this procedure called kettling where they stop any protesters from from dispersing they gather them in one place and that actually. was effective today some thought that might escalate tensions and violence or certainly after they threaten to use plastic bullets should violence escalate but there actually the protest skit was carried out in the last part in a very peaceful way to there's a say only twenty arrests made or so and that's despite the police's threat sees plastic bullets just for the first time for a pre-planned protest in mainland u.k. clearly i spoke to chris nine and from the coalition for resistance on that matter . of people have all sorts of political views and i was under the impression that that was allowed in this country. what the announcement that was my inc

>> i would go to the west coast of scotland. it is where i wrote "the map that changed the world." if i stood on my desk, i could see the headland where george orwell wrote 1984. my homage to him is to call it barn hill farm. there is no place more beautiful than the west coast of scotland. >> is there any feeling from the former british -- >> when i was on the tour for the alice behind wonderland, i was told i was a traitor, and had stopped being a brit. i don't sell as well in britain. in britain, there is a curled lip. "how dare you go to the other side." >> i have the hardback copy of "the atlantic." our guest was simon winchester. thank you very much for visiting. >> for a dvd copy, call this number. for free transcripts, visit us at www.q-and-a.com. they are also available as podcasts. >> upcoming guests include producer/director carl, releasing the film "the man nobody knew." discusses hern life. >> tomorrow, and look at the future of health care legislation with the help affairs journal. then a discussion about the authorization bill. later, we will chat with carol rosenber

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i am from her scotland.i'm lucky enough to be able to escape tuition fees hit so hard not to apply for, english universities. tuition fees very considerable part of where i as i'm sure you and many people we represent will apply. i believe therefore any method repayment of those fees is a method that should be thoroughly investigated. a graduate tax it not only alleviate new students, creating a system that barely charged the benefit they receive from their degree, but also create a more accurate network of universities for all students no longer deter non--- no longer deterring them from height in academia and creating a site of equal opportunities that we as a reduced parliament have at our quarter. [applause] >> what about the young man here. >> thank you, mr. speaker. education, education, education. the words by tony blair. no tuition fees to find how by nick clegg and his constituency. the politicians that the education with the universal right for young people of increased to 3000 pounds and 9010 to 9

you know, scotland is a beautiful country.at golf courses for scenery. >> great scotch, what have you. speaking of, don't light any fireworks in georgia on sunday any more because you're allowed to buy booze. let's look at some other pictures that are cool. check this out. all right, we kind of mentioned this last week. this is the sun, close-up shots of it and that's a coronal mass ejection, an active sunspot that released an ex-solar flaire, which is the strongest kind. it wasn't pointed at earth at the time. this is what it looked like when it was going down. this limb. the sun rotating in this way. this was on the third or fourth of november as that ex-flare shot out the side of the sun. but now the sun and that sun spot, this very large sun spot which is 50,000 miles in diameter by eight times the size of earth is now directly pointed at earth. so, if we get another ex-flare and that could happen, they think this during this week, that has the potential to knock out satellites. we might see northern lights in some spots,

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>> i would go to the west coast of scotland. it is where i wrote "the map that changed the world." i was on a little islandif i stood on my desk, i could and see the headland where george orwell wrote 1984. my homage to him is to call it barn hill farm. there is no place more beautiful than the west coast of scotland. >> is there any feeling from the former british -- are you still a british citizen? >> when i was on the tour for the alice behind wonderland, i was told i was a traitor, and had stopped being a brit. i don't sell as well in britain. in britain, there is a curled lip. i sell well in australia and new zealand but in britain there is the attitude of"how dare you go to the other side." it bothers me slightly>> i have the hardback copy of "the atlantic." our guest was simon winchester. thank you very much for visiting. >> thank you very much. >> for a dvd copy, go to 1877- 7726. for free transcripts, go to qanda.org. also available as c-span podcasts. >> upcoming guests include carl colby, "the man nobody new." and marsha anderson discusses her career as the first african

competitions in ireland, scotland, norway, japan, russia each year, the facilities here in the park are second to none. there is no complex in the world that can touch it. >> i'm here with bob, and he has kindly agreed to tell me everything i need to know about casting. i'm going to suit up and next, we're in the water. >> what any gentleman should do. golden gate angling has free lessons the second saturday of every month. we have equipment show up on the 9:30 on the second saturday of every month and we'll teach them to fly cast. >> ok. we are in the water. >> let me acquaint you with the fly rod. >> nice to meet you. >> this is the lower grip and the upper grip. this is a reel and a fly line. we are going to use the flex of this rod to fling away. exactly as you moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly cast

[loud fireworks exploding] >> this is a technical glitch at a fireworks show in scotland. it's set of all the fireworks at one time. it was supposed to last a half hour. after minutes of darkness, organizers apologized and told the crowd of hundreds who gathered to watch the show that that's all, it's over sorry. >> they are lucky it was safe with that malfunction. >> could cause a big fire. >>>>> great weather. things will cooldown by friday 53. one chance of rain this week on thursday. we will reassess tomorrow and wednesday and you may not even see that in the forecast after the the next couple days. looking good in to next weekend as well, high-pressure. good news in the weather. >> that's great. >>> thanks

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prime minister will be aware of the of the report issued yesterday on green energy investment in scotland. does he agree with me that this report very ably demonstrates that the benefits of real energy are only the price delano potential of the large-scale investment made possible by the u.k. and agrees that a drawn-out independence referendum is seen as a distraction from that? >> my friend makes an important point. a major financial restitution wonder survey of the dangers of investing in scotland where there is uncertainty about the future of the constitution. i think it is very important we keep our unit can get together and stressed that when it comes to vital industries like green technology the combination of a green investment bank sponsored by the united kingdom government and the many natural advantages there are install on can make this a great industry for people in scotland but with only do that if we keep our country together. >> dr. allen white hit. >> the prime minister says that his government will be the greatest ever, does he still take that statement seriously demand i

andrew's in scotland; free meals at his own upscale washington restaurant, and access to the best ticketsng events, including two sky boxes at washington redskins games. >> abramoff: i spent over a million dollars a year on tickets to sporting events and concerts and what not at all the venues. >> stahl: a million dollars? >> abramoff: yeah. yeah. >> stahl: for the best seats? >> abramoff: the best seats. i had two people on my staff whose virtual full-time job was booking tickets. we were ticketmaster for these guys. >> stahl: and the congressman or senator could take his favorite people from his district to the game. >> abramoff: the congressman or senator could take two dozen of his favorite people from their district. >> stahl: was all that legal? >> abramoff: we would certainly try to make the activity legal, if we could. at times, we didn't care. >> stahl: but the "best way" to get a congressional office to do his bidding, he says, was to offer a staffer a job that could triple his salary. >> abramoff: when we would become friendly with an office and they were important to us, and t

they tried it out in scotland. we went to see how it worked. >> five years ago, one child learned to play an instrument. today, there are 450. the town on the edge of the sterling has a reputation. however, it is now becoming famous for music. bass group -- a school christmas concert might appear on remarkable -- ♪ these two sisters are in the school orchestra. at home they practice among stepbrothers, sisters, their mother, and their musical family. >> i never thought that this kind of music [unintelligible] >> of the story is repeated again and again. four of the children are learning to play. >> the orchestra is everyone. >> katie is learning, much to her mother's surprise. >> did you learn, when you were at school? >> never. this is the first kid. [unintelligible] ♪ >> it begins when they are toddlers. total immersion. >> four days per week, hours every day. >> former musician of the year, she is a regular tutor. >> i am emotional when i come here. it is a fascinating thing to say -- see. they are grateful for

it's going to be super stormy, actually, for scotland, particularly. and up in the mountains we'll be seeing some snow as well. much of the rest of the precipitation will be rain. snow also for north western portions of norway. you can see that wind really now making its way down across northern poland as well as germany and into western russia here. now, below that things are looking much more settled and clear. a weakening system just to the south of italy is going to continue just to dissipate over the next 24 hours or so. here are your temperatures. out to the east 1 in moscow. 4 in kiev as well as warsaw. and 14 in athens. upper teens in rome as well as lisbon with 10 in paris and 12 in london. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

storm-force winds, super stormy for scotland and in the mountains snow as well. much of the rest of the precipitation will be rain. snow for the northwestern portions of norway. you can see the winds making its way down across northern poland as well as germany and into western russia here. now, below that things are looking much more settled and clear. a weakening system just to the south of italy is going to continue just to dissipate over the next 24 hours or so. here are your temperatures. outside to the east, just 1 in moscow. 4 in kiev as well as warsaw. in berlin. 14 in athens. and 10 in paris and 12 in london. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

pass all the judgement you want on england and scotland and wales and small parts of ireland and europed australia and new zealand, bus i don't like a guy with that kind of, pardon me, speech impediment passing judgement on my country. >> yeah. >> stephen: what does a british guy know about america. >> we kind of invented your country. [bleep] are you talking about [bleep] are you talking about. >> you grew newspaper charleston, carolina. >> stephen: not carolina, south carolina that is what you know about america there are two of them. >> it was carolina-- i know-- i know-- . >> stephen: go ahead, come on. >> it was carolina when we founded it in 1670. >> stephen: yes, and we kicked your ass out. we made the lord proprietor sail out his boat. >> it would haven't existed if we haven't come. if the spaniards had come and colonized this part of parker we would be having this conversation in spanish. so you do owe us something. don't you. come on. >> gracia. >> stephen: niall ferguson,

but we just bought into a small way power producer in the north of scotland.are confident that will be capable of being deployed to produce wave energy. a lot depends on getting the technology right and the general reliability issues. we're confident we can do that. >> what kind of wave power? will be floating up and down, turbines in the water? >> it is a circular device. it goes up and down to harness the power of the way. we think it will be more robust than some of the wave technologies. we're very excited. >> thank you for being on the broadcast. that is our program for today. remember, water, food, energy, the future of mankind. they are all being worked on in houston. ♪ >> we are taking action and seeing results. >> from washington, this has been "white house chronicle," a weekly analysis of the news with insight and a sense of humor featuring llewellyn king, linda gasparello, and guests. to view

. >> in scotland a big mistake turned what was supposed to be an half hour fireworks show into a one43 for all. watch this. spectacular right. but technical glitch at annual festival this weekend in scotland caused nearly all the fireworks to launch at once. after a minute the organizers had to tell the crowd that's it. go home. it's over. the company behind the mistake has offered a free do over later this month. it was spectacular but imagine if you drove out picnic and else and waited that's it. we have to good. >> become to spencer. hate it when that happens. >> great. today weather so is in it's worth a do over. here we go. here's time lapse view from this afternoon. late afternoon i might add from the high definition east bay hills camera looking west ward obviously to the golden gate cap tawring the setting sun at precisely 5:05. daisy indeed getting shorter after now we have gone back to standard time. high pressure tomorrow will be in the mild side from much of the bay area. low to mid 60's over the north bay where we need low 60's. cooler up there. before we get to the 7 da

the study in scotland found that over a period of time it can lead to an increased risk of liver and brain problems. >>> and yes, they're out there. campers lined up to snag all those black friday bargains. >> what a foreign college student in the bay area thinks of this american tradition. all coming up. >>> just seems logical that that should be available. >> what's inside this bay area warehouse that helps families with special needs children. we'll explain when we come back. >> and saw some showers this morning continuing to see sprinkles inland. how long will we continue to see these gray skies? i'll tell you when we come back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, shoppers ready to pounce on holi ut >>> all those black friday deals may trump thanksgiving dinner for some and a good night's sleep for many. hard core shoppers ready to pounce on holiday bargains and they are all camping out in the cold today. sharon chin asked them what exactly are you waiting for? >> reporter: anxious shoppers began camping out here in front of bay area best buys well before cooks got the thanksgiving turkeys int