johnson: i am sure that the prime minister is looking forward to visiting hull next year, and as the uk city of culture, we are already backed by many prestigious organizations like the bbc and rsc. but we could do much more to make this a real national celebration of culture. will the prime minister join me in urging the many london-based national arts organizations to do their bit and contribute to the success of hull 2017? prime minister cameron: the honorable lady makes an important point, which is that our national cultural institutions have an immense amount of work and prestige that they can bring out to regional galleries and centers when there is a city of culture event, or more broadly, and i talk to them about that. i am looking forward to visiting hull, and as it is the city of wilberforce, i am sure my honorable friends will want to join me. it is a city of poets, including andrew marvell, and it was home to philip larkin for many years, and, of course, stevie smith. sometimes one might want to contemplate what it looks like not waving but drowning. mr. speaker: order. before la

. >> i'm sure the prime minister is looking forward to this, as the uk city of culture we are backed by many prestigious organizations like the bbc. but we could do much better. to make this a real national celebration of culture. will the prime minister join with me in urging the many london face national art organizations who do their bit and contribute to the success? >> i think the honorable lady makes a very important point which is our national cultural institution have an immense amount of works and prestige that they can bring out to regional galleries and regional centers when there's a city of culture event or frankly more broadly. i do talk to them about that. i will be looking forward to visiting them. i know my friend will be wanted to join me. it's a city of poets and hope to fill it from a used and, of course, stevie smith and sometimes, want to come to put what it looks like waving and not drowning spent before large numbers the out i remind them that the election for the chair of the environmental audit committee is now taking place in committee room 16. voting will

. >> i'm sure the prime minister is looking forward to this, as the uk city of culture we are backedmany prestigious organizations like the bbc. but we could do much better. to make this a real national celebration of culture. will the prime minister join with me in urging the many london face national art organizations who do their bit and contribute to the success? >> i think the honorable lady makes a very important point which is our national cultural institution have an immense amount of works and prestige that they can bring out to regional galleries and regional centers when there's a city of culture event or frankly more broadly. i do talk to them about that. i will be looking forward to visiting them. i

. >> i'm sure the prime minister is looking forward to this, as the uk city of culture we are backed by many prestigious organizations like the bbc. but we could do much better. to make this a real national celebration of culture. will the prime minister join with me in urging the many london face national art organizations who do their bit and contribute to the success? >> i think the honorable lady makes a very important point which is our national cultural institution have an immense amount of works and prestige that they can bring out to regional galleries and regional centers when there's a city of culture event or frankly more broadly. i do talk to them about that. i will be looking forward to visiting them. i know my friend will be wanted to join me. it's a city of poets and hope to fill it from a used and, of course, stevie smith and sometimes, want to come to put what it looks like waving and not drowning spent before large numbers the out i remind them that the election for the chair of the environmental audit committee is now taking place in committee room 16. voting will

as for the uk city of culture, we're already backed by many prestigious organizations like the bbc and the rnc, but we can do much better to make this a real national celebration of culture. will the prime minister join with me in urging the many london-based national arts organizations to actually do their bit -- [ crowd noise/inaudible ] >> i think the honorable lady makes a very important point, which is our national cultural institutions have immense amount of works and prestige that they can bring out to regional centers when there's a city of culture event, or frankly more broadly and i do talk to them about that. i will be looking forward to visiting hull. my friend will wanting to join me in the city of hull. it's the city of poets, home to larkin for many years. and sometimes i might want to contemplate what it looks like waving, not drowning. >> i remind them that the election for the chair of the environmental audit committee is now taking place in committee room 16. voting will continue until 1:30 p.m. also, voting a deferred decision in the no-lobby. this will continue unt

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cities. the protests will take place in the u.s., uk, hong kong and germany. >> it has been nearly 40 years since rocky won an oscar. sylvester stallone has never taken home an academy aware. that could all change sunday with his nomination for creed.creed. >> rocky, a character with strength and heart. created by the man whose known as one of the most humble in hollywood. back in 1977 sylvester stallone did not win the oscar for best after shadow boxing with muhammad ali, he was still appreciative. >> thank you very much. >> 40 years later. >> i never thought i would cross this threshold again. >> he is back as rocky, minated for a best supporting actor in the sequel creed. >> everything i got has moved on and i'm here. >> with his daughters by his side, the hollywood heavy weight won his first golden globe last month and reflected being absent during his quick rise to fame. >> i realized family is everything and that's the greatest award you can get. >> people seem to be cheering for sylvester stallone. they want to see him win. because he worked so hard and for such a long time. >> when rocky

if we vote to remain in -- >> reporter: a possible rexit in which a uk departure could unravel the entire european union. still, citi says global growth should top 2% this year but that growth is driven by the united states. any slowdown here puts the global economy at risk. the imf which had forecast 2016 growth to top 3% also warned this week that it may have to lower expectations. >> and in that imf report the agency said china's slowdown was adding to those global economic persons. the world's second-largest economy which is growing at the slowest rate in 27 years is also hosting the g-20 summit in shanghai. that's where we find eunice yun. >> reporter: g-20 finance ministers and central bank governors have arrived in shanghai to discuss ways to support global economic growth. imf called for the g-20 nations to take bold action and conversations have large by centered around fiscal policy or the use of structural reforms to try to offset some of the pressure on monetary policy as well as exchange rates. now china has come up as largely a risk, the slowdown of course has roiled the markets over the past several m

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uk. >>> well, simon weeden is with us, the managing director and telecom research from citi. simon good to have you with us this morning, what do you make of the latest announcements coming from bt? >> well, first, the results, our expectations look for an improvement in performance relative to the first half. bt delivered that and can't beat that. so even against some more elevated expectations, the numbers will get better. and then as you just mentioned we had the reorganization announced and this is allowing them to absorb e e and is this problematic. they probably have the best opportunity to sell mobile into the account-managed corporate base. as you can see the unit suffer so they can focus on where the e is strongest. i would say reorganization makes sense and the numbers are decent, particularly given the results so far this quarter. >> so, they'd be creating a corporation of 35 million, broadband, mobile, tv. a mean, a lot of customers, like you say, in a lot of these areas. do you think that they're going to be able to manage further deals in the pipeline? >> we're

orientation and position, and each holds up to 30 city tour bytes of data which is equal to more than 22,000 iphones . >> and technology on a small sm scale in the uk to a giant project in china as their building the worlds largest radio telescope, massive fish with a diameter of 1600 feet is more than a quarter mile,60 for 600 panels panels reflect and d focus radio waves allowing regulators allowing them to detect radio signalsll tens of billions of light-years away the project is so huge the country y is moving 9,000 residents out of the area and be paid about $800 each. another big project completed in california but does not involve technology involves toys, thousands of legos legos, an gardena of legos, 27 structures in the palos verdes botanical gardens . it will also have interactive hands-on activities for the kids.o >> it is all major theme sculptures, by the artist based out of new york i think it is a great way to introduce to make sure w to bring imagination to life. >> have a million different lego bricks and d 15 different areas all throughout the 87 acres at the gardens. >> theme sculptures are part of a national touring exhibit. >>

and blocked nonresidents entering the city while it carries out security checks and 167 palestinians and 25 israelis died in the latest unrest which began in october. ukscientist's request to edit human genetic code. the controversial technique was pioneered in an effort to understand how embryos develop and it crosses too many ethical boundaries and could lead to one day designer babies and hope gene editing could treat conditions such as hiv or inherit diseases such as muscular dystrophy. chinese police arrested 21 people connected to an investment scheme that allegedly defrauded investors of $7.6 billion. executives from china's largest peer to peer money lending company are accused of stealing from about 900,000 people. according to state media the suspects scammed people online using funds from new investors to pay old debts, they allegedly concealed the evidence by burying the account books. it started off as a celebration of the written word but now columbia's hay festival is taking on depressing social problems and this year it's inequality and we report from the city. >> reporter: when the hay festival was brought 11 years ago columbia was st

city. critics describe her performance as anti- police and a tribute to the black panther party. on wednesday, kate middleton will act as a guest editor of uk, the duchess of cambridge will launch a new campaign young lives matter to help raise awareness on children's issues. >>> friday is a deadline for you to register your drone. anyone who owns a small unmanned aircraft of a certain weight must register with the federal aviation administration before they fly outdoors, or they could face civil or criminal penalties. >>> on saturday the race for the white house will take center stage, once again, the south carolina republican presidential primary and the democratic caucuses in nevada will take place. on sunday, will be the 58th running of the daytona 500. 20-- 20-year-old chase elliott will be the polesitter for the great race. >>> announced time to find out what's turning on social media this morning, cbs4 vanessa is standing by with those hot topics >> good morning, type -- tyra brings is what we are going to start off with she reveals her pride and joy over the weekend. the supermodel showed the world what a top model baby looks adorab

city. if you had brexit, i don't think you'd have much more investment into financial services in uk. >> let'souch on that probability, as you said, the probability is increasing. we saw a response last week on sterling off the back of that, 3.5% decline often the u.s. dollar last week. what has changed? >> boris johnson say big factor on that. and the package that cameron got from this counterparties perhaps was disappointing in the minds of the population. >> when we look at that deal, clearly that's deal that for that along that line determines of british membership if they determine to remain in the eu. do you know what it is if they decide to leave? >> in greenland, in 1995, it's never been done, and i'm not quite sure that the uk will have the upper hand in those negotiations. >> what would be the ratings impact on the financial services sector of the uk? >> well, that would be for our colleagues in the financial services to determine. but, again, you would have, i think, important dislocations in the uk economy that would vee reverberate within. there's a couple to keep in mind, one is

uk. and it changed the fortune of some living here. it has been felt both on and offshore. further south, aberdeen, a city which became rich on black gold. briton's oil capital is suffering though, with jobs going more and more. >> the hotels are down and the taxi driver's business is hard. so it's very real and very present at the moment, the impact on the industry. >> we soon found that there were many other place that's we could supply material to. >> this company has been supplying pipeline since the 70s, but they're now diversified into new markets. >> we're looking at opportunities to grow our business, already in a more domestic market, and in the international sectors, but we're focusing on nuclear, other areas that necessarily are not affected by oil pricing. >> reporter: here, the industry is entering uncharted waters. believed to be about half as much oil left in the north sea than has already been extracted. but with a global oversupply of energy, it might be politics that determines the future of the industry in scotland. aljazeera, on the northeast coast of scotland. >> coming up, going bear

. >> there are apple rallies scheduled in cities in 20 states across the united states, also in uk, germany and hong kong. these rallies including two here in new york will be held later today outside of apple stores. then, people will be protesting the fbi's request that apple farook, the san bernardino terrorist. 38% side with apple. all of this as new york police commissioner bill bratton published an op-ed in today's edition of "the new york times." he's siding with the fbi saying what the government is asking for is something apple actually had access to into late 2014 and actually used to comply with other government requests, as they relate to criminal investigations. he writes in part, complying with constitutionally legal court orders is not creating a back door. in a democracy, that say front door." but the company's lawyer says the fbi is asking a lot. >> it's being asked not just to open a door, but to create a door, create a lock. and then create a new key for the lock. and once it does that, your iphone is not safe anywhere. >> bill gates also asked about the issue. he says th

city. between the raiders and the texans and i know the redskins are going to be out in the uk. it will be exciting as well. >> this is so fascinating. because the first super bowl was broadcast on three networks at the same time. we've got it this year. that's just one of the changes. millions and millions more people are watching now. >> yeah. you know that guy spending a ton of money to get to all of the super bowls as well. sorry, teri, go ahead. >> reporter: he said -- yeah, he said he spends between $5,000 and $6,000 now every time he goes to a game. and he's getting the tickets at face value. >> wow. >> that must be nice. right? >> all right, teri, thanks. always good to see you. >>> it's the final countdown, super bowl 50, panthers and broncos, just two days away. >>> trending now. why mcdonald's is being sued over its mozzarella sticks. >>> plus, hashtag, cleavage gates? how susan as a small business owner, you know things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. so switch to the 100% fiber optic network of verizon fios.

the city is the financial center of europe, letting that -- letting the uk leave would have economicand could just put the entire experiment of a european union into complete state of chaos. if one leaves, the other can leave. it could spur referendums all over europe. populous movements are grow and people are saying why are we staying in the eu or staying toward this super union, so it is really -- just a domino effect that they're scared of and the uk is a power within the eu that they're scared to lose it. >> thank you very much for staying up late for us. tara palmieri. >> no problem. >> if you're just joining us, hey, good morning, guam. we got a big rally on wall street now. the dow jones industrial average is up more than 200 points, up 222. off the ties up 1.4%. the s&p and nasdaq up as well. coming up next, the five big stock calls of the street you got to hear about. street talk. we're digging out opportunity for you every single day on "power lunch" and you'll hear the names and the calls coming up. >>> time for street talk, calls we believe you need to know about. you ma

city. critics described her performance as anti- police and a tribute to the black panther party. on wednesday, kate middleton will act as a guest editor, the huffington post uk. the duchess of cambridge will help launch of the new hashtag young minds matter to help raise awareness and children's mental health issues. on friday that is the deadline to register your drum. anyone who owns a small unmanned aircraft must register with the federal aviation administration before they fly outdoors so they could face civil and criminal penalties. >>> on saturday, the race for the white house will take center stage once again, the south carolina republican presidential primary and the democratic caucuses in nevada will take place >>> on sunday will be the 58th running of the daytona 500, 20- year-old chase elliott will be the polesitter for the great american race. >>> now it's time to find out what is treading on social media this morning, cbs4 those hot topics. >>> tyra banks revealed her pride and joy over the weekend. she show the world what a top model baby looks like. and he is absolutely adorable. check out the picture of tyra and her baby boy who was born via