who want to bring a family member to the uk. you need to be earning a demonstrator and now you have the support your family. note that the tax to be short because of a reasonable principle that british citizen delta shuttle earned a call to the minimum income requirements. yet he has been biking for more than team seems to bring his flight from science from lake area to clean him in the uk because he felt employee. he needs to make it fourteen thousand dollars a year for three days before his comedy can even come to visit the afternoon at the weekend born in december to prison and twelve. i'm up to four things at my appt is combined from ninety to two weeks these new notebook in which he took steps to go to covenant which could slow it took loads and others have been important to most of all muscle the campaign it'll go on tv. change is about to break an actor whom i can think of when collecting the nhs. i know that they can become an entity to help them continue to take the pain quite fun to stick to it. no one impact on the lev

u s as military installations dotted across the british isles and see new uk politicians calling for an overhaul the rules governing the network is the sum of the sites never lead secret data to control stride drone strikes in yemen or carry a dragon and spying on blog reports. they are trying to cheering loudly to the state throughout the cold war and now there's some ten thousand us military servicemen lacking here in britain in dozens of this the seats above the knee still giving him what is next at one of the us military bases here in the uk was juried into the setback from and the lack of spine paste the next scene have been monitoring the phantom calls of john lynch on snacking get a mouthful to say nothing we see new kids from all three major political parties in the uk say they want to see greater transparency in relation to a us military base as anyone to know exactly what's the us military servicemen. i guess it helps you increase is still a little to tok about this i'm joined by one of the pool phase of the proposed amendments to defence legislation. then came our announcem

what tells the joys of korea said it if that's got to walk away from the uk. it also will pray for the past is buried at outback he said it better for things that are necessary to have a current cv since it was called in to shed the pounds and then proceeded to demolish the possibility of this condition the state lacks both the state he told that with the banking union school and of course has a huge financial sector is what about twelve times its gdp. i heard that this new way to top it would be able to bail out staying back seat but because of the huge flow back to school than that i'm in the uk of course it is only just managed to extricate itself from adobe addition to that european banks the one to which its output itself back into another patient if that's going to start the school corporation that osborne told to about eight hours said agreement on taxation and spending would necessitate the rest of the uk and scoldings cd to sell twenty in terms of how much the text it says is that it was to spend money on. i was that the u k i d backs he said twice tod

have you all at the tunes tested in the uk cool for you it's connected. they become friends and family zealand twenty eleven found it to equal does not operate in an unbalanced matter. but this contradicts findings of the parliament's joint committee on human rights which called for a renegotiation to cure british citizens get the same protections as americans conservative mp who sits on the committee to look the nationalities of those extradite did and found a thirty five britons had been sent to the us sixty thousand for versus despite the us nationals who made the opposite journey. that's seven times more but for every argument on this side of the atlantic the counter is thrown back the treaty wear it. but the multiple requests. a relationship it this little comfort to the thomas and others like them to teeter on the edge of desperation knowing it's their lives at stake. from the mind and i put this on applying home woo was a good fist of it into the can't miss inside. my sister is still the rt london. now to some other stories making global headlines t

ten-year gilt, 2.76% as we head into the uk inflation report. at's the focus this morning for us. >> on the currency markets, dollar is above the two-week lows. steady against the yen at 102.47. we will certainly be keeping our eyes on cable and sterling as we go through that quarterly inflation report. the three-year high which we hit, what, last month, 1.6667. >> new federal chair janet yellen may have provided some support to u.s. markets, but she seems to turn a cold shoulder of the emerging world. speaking for the first time in her new post, she said the international fallout has been well warned. >> capital markets are global and the monetary policies of any country affect other countries in such a world. but we have been very clear at the outset that we initiated our program of asset purchases and an accommodative monetary policy more generally to pursue the goals that congress has decided to the federal reserve namely supporting economic growth and employment in the context of price stability. >> you have to assume there's going to be no

alexander make their cases for and against the remaining part of the uk. holding this on defense in september and setting out plans for the future of the lucrative north sea oil and gas industry. joining me live from london is james midway, an economist with the new economic foundation. mr. medway thanks for joining us on the show and let's talk economic issues here which may influence undecided voters ahead of the september election or poll. there are now reports that scott land would not be able to keep the pound and the eu says there will not be automatic membership for independent scottland and how do you see this effecting the economy? >> if scottland want to do that or can do nothing and the uk government can do to prevent people using it around the world as long as it's freely traded currency and it's smoke and mirrors and this is critical. if scottland gets the oil and concede in the independence it will then the scottish economy can function happily and well with the oil revenues. that is partly way david cameron went to aberdeen to present this t

aljazeera on the uk-irish border. >> coming up on aljazeera, a wedding for the ages. this one taking place in the philippines. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. and these are your headlines at this hour. weather may have been a factor in this massive pileup in the pennsylvania turnpike. at 8 a.m. this morning, dozens of vehicles were involved. and the exact number is not known. no word yet of any fatalities. >>> president obama headed to californiaed it. and he's expected to announce millions of dollars in federal aid to help with california's devastating drought. >>> it's day three in the case of michael done, charged with killing 17-year-old jordan davis if a dispute over loud rap music. he's charged with first-degree murder, and he's claiming self defense. >> i'm meteorologist, dave warning, and here are the images coming in from the storm, snow and ice, clearing out today. the skies are clear and the temperatures above freezing. we are getting meting here, and streamers of snow coming in from the northwest, just a light coating of snow over we

i think the uk is on a decent path. i'm not particularly fussed about this pmi data. >> do you look more at the ftse 650 or the ftse 100 or -- >> if anything, it will be the ftse 100 in the uk. but our perspective is global, is completely global. good quality prices covering good quality liquidity. it wouldn't be very difficult for us to be nimble in this escape essentially. >> we're going to talk more about this after the break, but property, where specifically are we talking about? >> principally, still the uk and principally still m-25 region. >> great tour. >> good to see you. thanks for that, johnny. ross, stick around. we'll come back to you in just a few moments and more breakdown on the uk policy. here's a word you should keep in mind "unbiased". some brokerage firms are but way too many aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder. isn't that a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds". yikes!! then go to e*trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds and not one of them h

in response onyx out and highlighted the massive transaction costs uk businessman face. if the stalls implemented a new currency. and the president of the european commission added fuel to the pa by saying scotland stands veritable johnson king eu membership. what jonathan chafee is because i was going to radical independence campaign believes the country will be better off without the uk. wisconsin. will we are seeing the name enter this code and see discussion i think is a government baseman so she's deeply pundits and deeply warning of a dissertation committee to school. we've seen since the tone of the new york opinion poll was increasingly in favor of a guestbook an foi coping since the strikes that we've seen all of the waistlines are these dying off and the soft occassions and i think this place and play offensive behavior when it comes the question becomes did cost a small view of the treasury although george osborne to decide what comes to school news is i think this is a deeply cynical on the principle of two new village been undertaken by comics placements of l

in countries or recoil as the assyrian war reaches the us and uk with her attorney extremists openly making threats against the home countries for the first time. the rapists are a scandal brewing is washington's real stance in ukraine may have read on the web an alleged phone conversation between us a second assistant secretary of state victoria new linen us ambassador to ukraine has appeared on youtube of let's get more from our t's marina for the last live for us in new york summary know what to do to allegedly discussed well what you hear these two high u s officials discussing is literally putting on members of the preteen opposition diet moving them around like as if they were playing chess on how to configure a new government in ukraine. the us ambassador to ukraine night jeffrey pie and then the us assistant secretary of state victoria the link where i try to figure out who won the bid would fit best in what position they said that i'll one of the opposition leader's nothing new is the guy with the economic pie experience and the task of governing experience that he's the guy

in the uk. next at peace talks in syria are now in round two. still no sign of a breakthrough today russia presented its own draft un resolution on fighting quote terrorism and syria. that's the term of the syrian regime he uses to refer to the opposition it seems to show russia is remaining true to its ally the shah on the side. russian the process as moscow has presented its own draft resolution on humanitarian aid access in syria after rejecting a rival western text his pic of me. many people briefly into the teeth of the stokes the syrian government sat down with its takings. the moment is to show that even in a competitive it is here. and it says that it is the seventeenth. and whew we have to do and follow him but still come but it does to her we confirmed our common understanding on how we should proceed in that time though. buying in commencing the geneva one communicate it well. the syrian minister of the seafaring to come each day at the feeding team can keep well for a bowl of candy kiss proposal endorsed by the second highest in russi

the uk. some media outlets here have cried so hard to make the olympics and noxious smell like cold war their cover it some didn't even bother to come up with new tolls. new draft picks same old bear. this cover is from nineteen eighty one the us boycotted the summer games in the soviet union. of course there were calls to boycott the sochi olympics a small satellite images of this the handcuffs in all barbed wire. not new as you can see. in her crate wrote several books about news coverage in america is here with me to chat about all this sea of negativity. thank you so much for coming richard sprague. russia has come a long way since nineteen eighteen. it's a very different country now but it seems some of these outlets one you need to expand their audience to see what that as if it's still nineteen eighty. well these are very familiar themes both to the but also to the owners and of many of the old time reporters. so people fall into a comfortable pattern that actually sends back many decad

this nor nation ships smuggled to the uk section twenty eight for two decades. the teens. it's the city's elite beach front gate that you might like to speak english. that's been in the sixties mod in fact he is it seems that salty crispy subculture is far more liberal than concrete. it's too late. more toward which the sixties with joy said here are a person smaller the country holiday yet andre and his partner a month to get a couple five to thirty years to settle but they did agree with that goal or maybe it's the unexpected by it well christmas has been described to us response has been termed it. the reaction in touch with ocean full of popcorn. i think it's really bad. it negatively affects gay russian people because society blames them for spoiling the lid to explore i need for opening day of the opinions are still divided on sexuality and russia. and this club does give something of an insight into the reality of life here while i'm in the hall meeting people. like any other day but that i've ever been to the young stage the performance of getting ready for tonight

ck adelaide said the uk think tank see the speed of the military expansion in asia is outpacing that of bill blass. a warning to the skype abilities and tensions in the region could raise the potential for accidental complex london based think tank iii as has launched its annual assessment of global military capabilities. other than the reports say asian defence spending last year was nearly twelve percent higher than in two thousand ten. the largest vendors and a jab or china japan and india. the chinese budget dwarf its neighbors accounting for more than japan and south korea taiwan and vietnam. some nights the report points out leaders in beijing are investing heavily to expand naval capabilities and to develop new and innovative technologies. china is developing a tool to get to see the most prominent of these. goebbels is the act of pentecost was commissioned it's now the new building to monaco as you like to fifty three carries for the decades many people have lost the last one i don't see eye to the one to the time. and it's also developing its capabilities deployed overseas o

if the uk changed we would rip the rug from our ownation. more in the world if we stay together. >> nowhere in the uk is the fear of scotland breaking off as in northern ireland. many there have scottish heritage and feel by the scott's nationalist's cause. >> reporter: the storms battering the uk have barely dented the spirits of these people. they have been out here protesting their right to defend the united kingdom. marching, they say, in defense of the union, of england, whales, scotland, and north ireland. >> nude to me is a born-again jack coby. scotland is part of the united kingdom always has been and always will be. >> they are traitors. we don't need them. >> reporter: who will [ inaudible ] orange slash? the implied answer is nobody. but scottish independence would. these people regard themselves absolutely as british patriots, and the idea that their scottish brother would even consider breaking away from the union is unconscionable. all of the hundreds of years of history, are being called into question. suddenly the united kin

so we allowed to take on such sites you want to set its sights but the kid likes of me now back in the uk i had the seven songs that small rudd told sites like them so cheap. we still believe in valentine's as well. i heard that instead of the games here. i want to do with them. you are right lens with me and i'm innocent happy valentines to my fiance mosque and state. if you are in love with our russian pinning thinking what to think that they connect again i confess this. all while i'm sure has been slumping to the friends who spoke with a true veteran of vehement the games are many so geller has won medals in the news that six consecutive wins paralympic games and he gave us this take on salty. tokyo is that within a year with putting pics. it's a job in salem and it's good times good with the media. it's a bit hoping to sell me the slapped with a good guy. and that did the same thing so the italian team in the works the supplement those pants look at it since it's the ability of the late night stuff. putting the key meanwhile trustees law come to see less and by far its most fierce lo

to name a few but the question if ed what it is the new ones who attend but would be some wind for the uk but you can imagine is that if the press conference that they would have to accept something in return amid all the fonts on my jewelry and excitement about the british foreign office has repeatedly advised and downing street to get unlike the treaty reform will require deep clean of all other eu states that actually the one to twenty eight against its own entrance. got a weak ridge of informants to initiate sing. the financial transactions tax once again which could cost the uk savers three point five billion pounds you have two sets and current on going it's hard to build construction seems to be very different. the uk has many more friends in around the world the nation review focusing the eu till the end gang. the world is danger in any of the law and it still boils down to this one was a little less you're up for the other wants a whole lot more of it. the service of the rt london. my attention and proclaimed by some as the mice to emo company in the wild has once again drawing f

then in eighteen ninety six he could not looking that the uk government to focus on real patients. the tsx nt and expected ended up with these idp the tools within ten minutes to catch the offense taken to the sanctity and i see the end this by election be disgusting. then the democratic system to minute basis and intimidation that has come and teach a pianist i did have nots company is adamant it needs a second appeal in the distance and did it all. he accused the second week as i have been done and i did the money the box on. and that violates the villains and that the disobedience gang that deng added that the uk government. usc is still inside my socks and a touch of the cabinet and once i get all that icky and immediately see the functioning and look to the establishment division folly that mr mundy said in the monte august to the top of the students. but this is getting posted about the upa government's content and posting a few till we meet on confidence. stokes was enough and testament teaching however she is the new efficient in that it be ok if anyone has added an all day

. >> reporter: the uk is not as bad as the philippines but bad enough and a conveyer of storms makingay in and this is the next one and making its way in the celtic sea and into wales and you see this well and truly entrenched already and the wet weather will go north and east through the day and some parts could see 20-40 millimeters of rain and a month of rainfall over the next 24 hours or so. some very strong winds as well. if we go through the day we will see the winds picking up to maybe gusting as high as 130 kilometers per hour and much of southern england of the uk seeing that very wet weather. the winds really stepping up as we go through the overnight period. come tomorrow and saturday, an area of low pressure in the north sea and we have blustery conditions saturday and still showers coming through nevertheless and you go on into sunday and that is the dry day, a chance for things to improve slightly. it's a temporary respite and i will move out of the way and you see wet and windy weather coming in for the early part of next week. >> thank you for that, they are trying to

it will be in the uk. well we're really talking taking it that men may fail or anyone living in yorkshire the familia with a huge gold bulls. dozens of people working at this game should have told us that something was going on beyond simply does not depend so parliamentarians let myself be no asking questions the last couple of decades we received a brush off and not break it down so now i know our ministers didn't know what was going on which that would be pretty i'm a quite comfortable with it like the way i think we need to empty seat. the space has become far more attentive to the british parliament. it really does need to be something. we do nothing and not just wondering to what we thought now would be out there. it's taking money from the states. raise the proposed amendments to defence legislation upright being revised as any hair the british government there that is this a while they are on british soil. us based as it should be at the hearing to proceed still is one evil intent on seeing london m

communities across the uk will need all the help they can get dull boy says cctv. downing street more bad news for quit some flights have ravaged the southwestern coast of england causing the river towns to hit record levels homes and savings have been swamped often the result busted spine of the tweens also brought to launch ways with another four centimeters of rain falling on friday for more on that's not supposed to dock respondent and that the theory in london not to a palace to nate is a situation how would people in the affected areas company when he had that were waiting to pop in tomorrow for that one yesterday evening at the cape and are expected to continue at the heavyweight and pull that off my conviction by a girl going off to await you can cruise ship ship to the medieval english channel and a woman driving a car. in fact love them with all the hills because the wing for part of the building packed full of a cop crushing it. i didn't like it we are expected to compete i've been telling me that seems to be with that of course lead to construction to r

had tea with a homer to lead out her vision for the european union and the importance of retaining the uk as an active member was a message that offered few of the concessions that david cameron was hoping for today this to say they can do business with each other prime minister david cameron is on famously called the old times but the jam and counselor. behind the smiles it's becoming clearer that the two have fundamentally different views of the future of the european union cameron wants change in europe the phone britain holds a referendum on eu membership plans are to the next election. under the one sitting. so the changes that britain will secede to build confidence in our membership. all this organization also for the verbal and doable. will hold a referendum before the end of twenty seventeen and give the british a choice. but when cameron's vision is of dance hero john simon cole made it clear in a speech to parliament that she wants more. don't miss the only year the union must become stronger and thus become more stable more competitive than it is today due to the kiddos runnin

. >>> in the uk the royals are lending a helping hand to help flood victims.he princes are working with emergency crews to hand out sandbags before another storm rolls in this weekend. thousands right now with without power right now. >>> the syrian peace talks are at a stand still, but the war rages on. a car bomb exploded out of a mosque today. while the united nations is asking for more help to get aid to the victims on the ground, the efforts are still ongoing to vant waitress denths. >> residents continue to be evacuated. sick, frail, and hungry, nearly 1400 have left, and the depreciation has been extended another three days. >> the situation for people living in the old city is absolutely dire. i met a 13-year-old boy who was the size of an 8 year old. he hasn't eaten meat for two years or more. >> reporter: the un hoped the evacuation would pave the way for peace. but a surge of -- violence has lead to a surge of more issues. the security council needs to do more. >> what progress there is is extremely limited and painstakingly slow. we have not be abl

the uk tired to get hiking fifty eight as well. thompson suggested that people think. the noises of human testing. but the overall kingdom civic realm. states are reeking like that. no is too thanks to the point. what he's up one place that it's not a cake at dubbo what to think of the ik would take the concept of debt. what would have to trade or what is going to like say dumb brutes tax everything taught that what strange none of us those of its course and some in a somewhat dynasty in marriage. the parts of it anymore. like tech people thanks to suit each additional health at the end of the kids go to the people to be trying to get. in the peace act. so many things without the chains. while move. what that says that he died. though. you didn't see the jelly to for such it's the basin is the iconic brad decapitated would think that life was saved to a soft lead to sickness. it was in college the recent disc golf day today d bet on it from time to take seats even installed and dolls declare independence. they become ren and alec salmond might be well except that the fl

mickey from the uk has the story live. >> pan son sick inviting japanese materials makers to sign onh total investment expected to reach around $1 billion. the plan is to introduce small lightweight ion lithium batteries by 2017 used for the vehicles as well as other automakers like toyota and also marketed as power storage dwi devices for homes in hopes of lowering the price. tesla is aiming to slash the hefty price tag of its cars which currently start at around $70,000. panasonic has undergone a sweeping restructuring process to come out of the red but sales continue to be sluggish and the new battery plant isn't expected to turn a profit for at least a few years but the news was received faurvvorably. the panasonic shares bucked the trend at the tokyo stock market up 7%, becoming the second most traded stock in terms of value. that's all from the uk business report. >> let's look at what's on the agenda tomorrow, qantas announcing job cuts and yingluck shinawatra is due in court to face corruption charges. >> that's on the agenda cam toe. >>> has kong kong's budget done enough to

we've got all manner of people the governing party in the uk all sorts of politicians across europe even mr tusk from neighboring poland is saying that effectively it's gonna be impossible the monies to be very lavish with phones at the same time. frankly the new ukrainian government athlete is it's effectively and lalala on the mean they're already asking for thirty five billion dollars that's up from the fifteen billion dollars that had been agreed by the us by the president has begun the cove it's just a few months ago with with russia and therefore it's really a mess. the european union bills and all how the political capital to stand on rescuing ukrainian from twenty years of economic mismanagement. given the problems in the backyard all the eurozone but ashley now let's take a look at economic situation and in ukraine diana as the judging for wages that it's in dire straits here but how much one would actually solve your problems in uk twenty billion euro zone he said is not really enough but i'm looking in there at the state of their economy how much we actually need. ok while to

>> a nightmare in the uk and on the high seas.effrey, thank you. >>> let's switch gears now and get to the olympics. week two now of the winter games officially under way, and there's the medal count on our sochi scoreboard. we are tied with norway for first place with the netherlands, russia and germany right behind. abc's amy robach is tracking all the action at our "gma" olympic headquarters in sochi. amy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan, and, yes, the latest medal for the united states, a silver in the women's skeleton, plus the controversy over the u.s. speed skaters' request to change their suits halfway through the competition and then, of course, last night's thrills and spills of men's figure skating. during the men's freeskate figure skating final, a few ups. >> triple toe. triple toe. >> reporter: and some major downs, a couple of stumbles may have cost patrick chan the top spot and a shot at breaking the so-called canadian curse and yuzuru hanyu of japan may have lost his balance here. >> oh, no. >> report

in the uk. >> interesting. , great to have you on. >>> copper production, the biggest earner, jumped 26%. joining us from hong kong is andrew dale, division director at mcquarry securities. thanks for joining us, andrew. production is up, but we have seen, of course, copper prices under pressure. how is that feeding back in? >> yeah, look, i mean, the story on glencore here is really very much volume driven. the price itself has been i would say pretty resilient in the back drop of some uncertainty on the supply side. so i'm actually a little bit more constructive on the surprise and i think they're able to generate good returns here. maybe on a near term basis, the price could have a bit of downside risk. we do like the copper market is glencore is very well positioned in that space when you look at the diversified miners. >> you say you do like the copper market. shanghai copper, that's down at the lowest in two months today. >> yeah. if you look at the chinese supply market, there's a fair amount of uncertain

but the uk armed forces need to type needs time to reset the french force the french armed forces are in a different situation where it's more the future. there is a concern in terms of future budgets that the french armed forces in terms of liquidity right now in terms of operations is probably at peak level of preparedness in and professionalism in number shown in the molly operation i agree with what you said about that the symbolism that danger symbolism of having a western alliance moving and everywhere and so on. well it has been a listen at the same time. the operation which ran from the knowledge friends friends friends was very clearly the first inning molly as it should be. and there's there's no reason germany doesn't have a vocation to be operating in africa as as a frontline force. they don't have the experience they don't have the cultural ties they don't have the historical experience and ties. at the same time that any and all of these operations was very clear whether it but it's in a counterinsurgency or counter terrorism operation. there's a first operation moving a

use the potty sixty nine uk the state of the worst body above the city. cooked up a second date is that the job i did. the main artist eagle ms decision in august st with a twinkle in his column and for the cyclones in the federal government ms and is funded in cds coming onto the trees on the seven convicts. zen up on some occasions nine new again. this awesome moment of your young men cook amazing deal. this time it came to was the cause of making them now since few months back over the beak and taken it the lagoons and bought some scotch and how helpful it into the city smashing pumpkins the team. tens of thousands of him taking my pic coz too fond of august nineteen ninety. he still didn't even feel sad for them and feed to dampen the spirits of the participants. is that that is about the guy at them i decided not to the city what was i that the dog was seventy seven again the stunt had been trained to listen to the point with the participation of and within twenty four times in two hundred feet the defeat was a little coconut palm to the st regis inn

the jewish population of ukraine with the most active in propagating armed resistance against us the uk authorities have said in the right center and altering the islamist group that has been becoming more and more active in it yet. over the past couple months and he is quite a ways off its leader. but the room the two words. leak. what did that that's the type of color that the west has been until now so openly supporting and if you look at the fact that the sun tuesday we have heard synagogue has been its passage in one of the korean found that only through into the sunset looked worried and apprehensive as to what exactly is going to happen next. three keeping you abreast of the situation in ukraine on air and online here at rt as extremists end of it simmers within the ranks of the opposition our crew in kiev has been posting some footage of ultra nationalist even fascist symbols appearing around the map of independence square you can find more on that are in sticker and kate and with ukraine sliding toward bankruptcy the new leadership is welcoming western diplomats nope over urgen

they have issued an a people to the uk and the u.s. as guarantors of ukrainian territorial integrity. and they have also issued this extradition request or they say they are intending to issue an extradition request if mr. yanukovych does appear at this press conference. swiss prosecutors announced they are launching a probe into possible money laundering by yanukovych and his son alexander and they have frozen assets of 20, including president yann coffee yanukovych and his son alexander. it is becoming very difficult as the new government, which is just a day old, is finding. >> legal maneuverings, diplomatic as well. let's go back to christian frazier in crimea. this is a country 60% agent nick russian. i understand almost a quarter are ethnic ukrainian. do you get a sense where they feel is their natural home? >> reporter: certainly this morning i have had a good idea. wherever i have turned up there have been sympathizers fixing flags to traffic signs where we have been standing. and a lot of people in support of these rather unkn

britain after several other shows were canceled in cramped be a dante had said he would travel to the uk to support its brand footballer nicholas and alcott who is facing a disciplinary hearing after performing eight when al and allegedly anti semitic gesture during a premier league match. the home office has declared the performer first time in on the top and warned he will not be allowed into the country. uk home office had sent out a warning here like another transport company as well as border officials that the performer known by his stage name you would on eight hits and excluded individual i knew the routine use of june more youtube. thank you. well don't. the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help me god. financial system. or we move ahead with reforms that we've begun jan is exceptionally well qualified for this role. she served in leadership positions at the for better or more than a decade. as vice chair of the past three years she's been employed. she is a true leader. and she stopped not just because she's more. um well i think we all agree mr president that more need

when wages turn, it's not just in the uk. look at the u.s., when wages turn, that's when the world changes. there's a lot of slack in the uk recovery. >> i mean, didn't we bake an awful lot in the cake with that -- at that exchange rate? >> i think so, yeah. i mean, i think you've got to keep knit perspective. but you also have to keep in perspective that the dollar, in our view, is going to be strong. the key trade for us is slower euro/sterling, long sterling/swiss is our favorite trade. >> how much cheaper is it going to get for me to go skiing, then? >> it could go quite a long way. dwr really? >> i think the swiss in particular, if we start seeing inflation zone -- >> i think this should be your trade. >> really? >> yeah. >> what is the target? we see 1.55, 1 .60, really, as -- working on both sides, really, working with stronger pound but also we think at some point this safe haven swiss money will start to come back. >> big surplus there. i don't know. >>> european equities, a little bit mixed. we're flat, really. we ha

the uk has already had a chance. now it's scotland's turn. >> still another 40 or 50 years. the example of norway. >> now to norman smith. i guess the question north sea oil is about as immotive as it gets in a way, isn't it? >> it is an absolutely critical question for the scots thinking do we or do we not vote for independence. the argument is there will be many more jobs and they will be much more profitable if scots stay in the uk. why? the uk government can invest an awful lot more in terms of tax breaks and tax incentives for countries to invest in the north sea. in other words, the industry can be much more profitable. that is a theme we have seen develop in recent weeks, which is to argue people will be better off financially staying in the uk. he questioned whether an independent scotland would be allowed to keep the pound sterling. he said, no, they wouldn't. it raises all sorts of question marks, would interest rates go up, playing to the same argument designed really to appeal to the purse strings of voters rather than heart strings. >> thank you very much, indee

and corruption and the suicide bombing are reportedly carried out by a briton in syria the first such attack by a uk citizen in the country sparked fresh fears of western volunteers could pose a threat when they returned home from the war the home life from now. well was a busy day in olympic sports a let's head straight to saatchi parties' kevin allen is standing by in her studio there. he's got a look at the first official day of competition at the winter games i do. yellow then lindsay and so they just want to end the use of the bawdy and so she was still going strong on anyone but the cost of those athletes the stache is dressed in full the next day of the full competition begins at eight sets of medals will be up for grabs later today. right now let's recap the results from day one chili which was a key to successful the norwegian take the risk of top goes on a pole skull has been fully mohammed clips. although nine medals for russia on day one of the sochi twenty fourteen when turning tricks for they are in a good position to pick up that fast metal all these games in the figure skating team e

the uk, you have just been hit by relentless storm systems as of late. let's take a look at the most recent video we got coming out of southern portions of the british isles here in the uk, where tens -- or thousands of people have been evacuated along the river thames due to this very significant flooding. numerous severe flood warnings are in place, and when you get those, that means if you stay in the threat areas, it could mean life threatening floods. thousands of people just being displaced, and traffic also rail lines being cut off here, as well. and unfortunately, the forecast still looks very grim. this relentless line of storms is continuing to impact the area. you still get to see about 30 to 50 millimeters there in southern portions of the uk in the next 24 hours. i know that doesn't sound like a lot but it's already on saturated ground so that means when the rain falls it goes directly there into the rivers. that's for western europe. i do want to talk quickly about eastern europe around sochi. pretty warm for the winter olympics. 18 degrees

hailing from the united states canada and the uk many couple wouldn't be here for several weeks crafting the passing of the black sea resulting was the most is the last visit to russia. no more. glasgow scotland. come on to say hello and come up and its experience in dealing with. i like africans here and it feels great to read it and contributed to such a large scale events. from helping out with crowd control to keep things moving up the security screening areas they'll fight to the dictator running of this event running like clockwork and in that bright uniforms socks that takes his cards miss them like the competing athletes. the rules require commitment patience towards them of taking pots rather than cash rewards. i hate to see the men's hockey game would like to sell it. these companies is at housing bonds had time to know. and you can get the bike lesson this week then turned to the left and see what's in the big desk in front of the book to drop its had become a beautiful green eyes and you speak english which starts against them and i get to stop the courts thank you emma. i'm

the committee on climate change, the house of commons library and the uk statistical authority have all now said that government investment and flood defenses has fallen. in the light of this an event we have seen, does the prime minister think it's right to revisit the plan for investment and flood defense? >> we will look very carefully at the plan for flood defenses but, of course, without spending figures all the way out to 2020, not all of which are fully committed which are major investments in budget defenses but i said two weeks ago as the waters reside and as a bea and others can look at what happened, we can review and see what new measures might be necessary. let me just repeat the point that in his four-year period and, indeed, in this parliament overall spending on flood defense has gone up. >> mr. speaker, i'm afraid the figures the primus is quoting are phony and i believe he knows this. [shouting] this is what the uk -- this is what the uk statistical process i know they don't want to hear. they say this, government funding for flood defenses were lower in both nominal a

. >>> from there we go to the uk. this is the morning fresh bakery, bakers lane -- >> sounds delicious. >> -- in the uk. yeah, for sure. two guys they think they came in with a plan. well, there's a security camera here, we should probably knock it down, right? but while they're knocking the security camera down you get a really, really great look at this guy. >> it looks like me. >> looks like me? >> it looks like you. >> i have not been to the uk so this is not me. police are looking to identify this fella here and his buddy. they stole a trailer from this area. that's why they were knocking down the camera to the ground. not the smartest. >> what do you get when you get some goats and a piece of flexible steel? >> literally no idea. >> you get animal cirque du soleil. what you have here are some goats on a piece of flexible steel. >> it's like the two ends of this piece are steel are bolted down to the grass and that's -- wow, that's like they are riding a wave. >> it does look like they are riding a wave. >> they

the uk which is bearing the brunt of it in ways.ettest december in the century and wettest january in more than a century and the wettest winter in close to 250 years! and yet it's still not on yet. look at the satellite images and the frontal system pushing in, great line of cloud across the uk as we speak. through the remainder of the day, we have got more rain coming down. so those river levels continuing to rise and the groundwater up at the surface and no where to go, simple as that. and then you think that must be it, surely but no because we look at the chart for wednesday and you can see another massive rain coming. this is another deep depression and look at the wind arrow shooting through there and that is indicating store any seas across the southwest approaches and always and toward the bay of biscay with child weather here and as the system pushes through and moves through to thursday a respite but yes there is low pressure waiting out in the wings. >> reporter: richard, thank you. democratic republic of the congo half

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>> a nightmare in the uk own high seas. thank you. >>> let's switch gears and get to the olympics. week two of the winter games officially under way and there's the in he hadal count on our sochi scoreboard. we are tied with norway for first place with the netherlands, russia and germany right behind. abc's amy robach is tracking all the action at our "gma" olympic headquarters in sochi. amy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. and, yes, the latest medal for the united states, a silver in the women's skeleton plus the controversy over the u.s. speed skaters' request to change their statutes halfway through the competition and then, of course, last night's thrills and spills of men's figure skating. during the men's freeskate figure skating final a few ups. >> triple toe. >> reporter: and some major downs, a couple of stumbles may have cost patrick chan the top spot and a shot at breaking the so-called canadian curse and yuzuru hanyu may have lost his balance here. >> oh, no. but. >> reporter: but he was able to hang on to his gold medal in the end, next up wardrobe malfun

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utah thx heavy rains in the uk darby neurologist roberts pettitte has one robber. the us so we are seeing out here today is another low pressure area moving through old personally areas where you just don't need any more rainfall at this point it does look like an additional thirty to fifty millimeters will be fall in the next twenty four hours not just that but some high and we got him a roll these lines very close together well as in the team wins the scenery around seven the gust up to one hundred and twenty kilometers per hour or so along the western seaboard of the british isles looking at about five meter high waves even a coastal storm surge is possible to the biggest iraq is easy areas in red and that's where you of the flood warnings in place. it's not just do this rainfall but february one of the wettest or is the wettest month on a record for much of the uk are hearing yet more rain is in the forecast is very un welcomed in all fours or for the awesome snow fall parts of scotland over the next seventy two hours as the system does continue push through ano