unmoved, not a lot of change. do you agree? bob: kind of, yeah.son why not as i can make a killer argument is because there isn't the killer argument. i think the one thing about the u.k., it would clearly be some disruption. but the u.k. like a bunch of kind ofonomies reinvents itself. it adjusts, that is what we do. we have been doing it for several hundred years. i imagine we would adjust. it is worth highlighting that germany's biggest export market i was going to say dumping ground, would be the u.k.. i think it would be a lot of consequences of both sides. i am with you, if it was a knee-jerk reaction to sell sterling i would be looking to buy sterling. i have aafe haven, but lot of confidence in the u.k. that the economy will adjust. quickly than the continental economy? what we do.hat is wages started deflating he really early. at the ground level, wage deflation isn't a good thing but at a macro level that is what you need. companies and you can shut down, they fired people, they got on with it. we saw that partly in the u.s. as well. , g

macedonian riot police were unmoved. the bottleneck follows austria's decision to introduce a daily cap of 80 asylum applications and lets only 3200 migrants transit the country each day. furthered back other countries feared a backlog on their territories and quickly imposed their own restrictions. greece was left to shoulder the burden with 22,000 refugees on its soil currently and quickly rising. 3,000 more made the crossing to lesbos on saturday. unless thee people can move onward, the number trapped in greece could rise to 70,000 next month. they come to the mainland but reception centers are full and now even the ferry terminal is full. people are living and sleeping on concrete floors and they're starting to despair. >> i hope they open the borders. we have children and women. the people doesn't have hope here. >> reporter: efforts by turkey an nato are expected to significantly stem the flow of rivals across the aegean in the next few weeks, but the plig, this of those already in europe is becoming a grave concer

. >> some of the unmovable lines, day in and day out, some stood on courthouse steps, attempted to registernd vote. some were beaten, tear gassed, triarch pelled by forces and left bleeding in the streets. >> congressman john lewis thanked congressional leaders for making the ceremony possible, but many activists are angry congress has not acted to restore the voting rights act of 1965 after the supreme court struck down a part of the law. 16 states have put new voting restrictions in place since 2012. >>> tonight, the certificate sewnian is shooting ray charles in a performance at the white house. ♪ president obama host add concert. it was taped and will air on pbs friday. michelle obama hosted a workshop for students and performers spoke to middle and high school students sharing their experiences in the music and entertainment industries. recent headlines from detroit have mostly focused on the city's financial woes, but tonight a story of a renaissance of sorts. new restaurants and up and coming chefs are blazing a trail, turning blighted buildings into gastromommical oasis. bisi onile-

riot police were unmoved.thens says unless these people are allowed to travel onward, the number trapped in greece could rise to 70,000 next month. efforts by turkey and nato are expected to significantly stem the flow of arrivals across the agean in the next few weeks. the plight of those already in europe is becoming a grave concern. paul brennan, al jazeera. hillary clinton has won the democratic primary in the u.s. state of south carolina. the former secretary of state celebrated a decisive victory over rival bernie sanders ahead of the super tuesday primaries next week when several states will choose which candidate to support. >> we have so much to look forward to. there is no doubt in my mind that america's best years can be ahead of us woef got to believe that. we have to work for that. we have to stand with each other. we have to hold each other. lift each other up. move together to the future that we will make. thank you. god bless you, and god bless america! >>> the race for the white house is now e

macedonia were unmoved. the number effectively trapped in greece could rise to 70,000 next month. efforts by turkey and nato are expected to significantly stem the flow of arrivals across the aegean in the next weeks, bub the plight of those already in europe is becoming a grave concern. paul brennan, al jazeera. >> al jazeera is in a greek village close to the border with macedonia. hodor, can you tell us more about conditions there and what you've been seeing? >> conditions are becoming more and more difficult. you can see people have just grabbed a tent and set up in the field all around the border crossing. some tried to put pressure on the national community to make their voice heard. the number of people arriving here is increasing by the hour. all we've seen is the scenes reminiscent of at the time back in 2015 before the border were opening, people walking around the railway track, entire families on the move, also on the road, just they're all coming here. now when you tell them you know that the border is closed, some do know, others say well, we want to be here to make

the judge today unmoved by the defense's contention that this guy was apologetic and didn't even have a real gun. a baby girl's wail heard during frighten crime in brockton. jose robles stayed hidden during this dangerousness hearing but last week at his apayment redid show his face. police say the 33-year-old scared a family with a bb gun then carjacked their toyota after a trip to macy's at the west gate mall a mom inned a strange man sitting in her car but she went ahead and stand her baby in the back when he said he had simply made a mistake. then police say histone changed. >>> he opened his coat to display the pistol tucked in his waistband and said actually i will need to take your car . >> anchor: after allowing mom and the little girl to get out, state police chased the 200 toyota camry. it ended with a noisy crash in stoughton. his attorney notes he made an apology during the crime. and carried a bb gun, not a firearm. >>> you see danger with the be >> anchor: prosecutors pointed out he has a long rap sheet including arrests for similar violent crimes. >>> october 13, 229 he

have to watch what a warm front starts to make an approach that's back here and now will be on the unmoved by wednesday providing localized heavy downpours for a few communities for tonight we'll keep the patch faulty going the overnight lows in the thirties and lower forties forty of lynchburg thirty nine in blacksburg or forecast model for tomorrow morning shows the clouds coming in out of the southeast a trap set against the mountains especially during the afternoon evening and sets up the temperature in the forties that'll be it for daytime highs tomorrow forty six and 46 and lynchburg 47 in roanoke jump across the first set of mountains and you're in the fifties in bluefield and marion away from the colder damning effects here then you take a look and wednesday different story now or in the warm air sector front is now well to the north of us were unstable here is as cold front makes its approach and that sets the idea for some strong storms in the afternoon evening primarily along the coast once that front goes through our temperatures will go from near sixty two the mid forties on t

. >> some of them stood in unmoved lines, day in and day out. some stood on courthouse steps, attempted to register and vote. some were beaten, tear gassed trampled by forces and left bleeding in the streets. >> that of course georgia congressman john lewis thanking for making the ceremony possible. congress has taken no action to update the voting rights act, 16 new states putting voting restrictions in place since then. >> how symbolic to see congressman lewis presenting those. we are back in two minutes with more of your world this morning. i was ready for adventures. >> from burlesque dancer to acclaimed artists. >> art saved my life. >> reflections from her new memoir. >> no no no no no... i'm way to dysfunctional to have an ordinary job. >> see what lies ahead for molly crabapple. >> who emerges from life unscathed? >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. >>> seven people killed in two days, today there is a threat of even more tornadoes. >>> looking ahead to super tuesday. republican candidates prepare for another deb

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. >> reporter: the victim's mother is equally unmoved. >> i am sure that michael is the young man who swung the golf club. there's no doubt in my mind about that. >> reporter: not thomas. no. i don't -- i just -- i don't believe that, no. >> reporter: the state's highest court can void the lower court ruling and send michael skakel back to prison or uphold it and allow him to remain free, at which point prosecutors have to decide if they want to try him again 41 years after the martha moxley a heavy lift with diminishing chances of success. in hartford, connecticut, lou young, cbs 2 news. >> thomas skakel the older brother was the original suspect in the case but greenwich police were never able to get an arrest warrant to prove it. the state's attorney said not enough evidence. >>> some terrifying moments caught on camera. surveillance video showing the man buying a snack at a gas station in kentucky and right there his right pocket suddenly bursts into flames! he then runs outside trying to put out the fire. the store worker sprayed him with a fire extinguisher. the man says that th

indifference in the face of suffering and vulnerability, which seems to have become a permanent, unmovable system. i think we can sum this up in a >> reporter: pope francis will not be intervening in the upcoming presidential election this border visit has become a political talking point. >> i think he doesn't understand the problems our family has. i don't think he understands the danger of the open border that we have with mexico. >> reporter: also on the pope's schedule wednesday, a visit and speech at a notorious mexican prison and a final mass before his departure back to rome. >> maybe we push on and we do something bigger with this. >> jay: words of encouragement from a central elementary school parent. why the school board voted to close the school. >> holly: safer streets is the goal for one project in asheville. the new plans that are being made for moving safely. >> the people do good things, so . . . >> jay: paying it forward at mission hospital. coming up, the sweet reactions when our own lauren brigman and. the. >> holly: we have a "early bird gets the win" giveaway give awa

andrew condon is among the minority of 20-somethings unmoved by the revotution senator bernie sanders is leading. hillary clinton in last week's debate and on the campaign trail highlights their differences, calls herself a doer and sanders a dreamer whose promises of free education and free health care arar't financially sustainable. >> i really don't feel that a lot of younger people really know what's going on. i don't think their direction is to understand politics. split is evident, national net the polls showing new and young voters engaged in the sanders' movement. not so much in palm beach county today. >> hillary has this charisma with bringing both sides together. she's a centrist, a moderate who i think will be able to really get a lot done and really -- >> glenna: i don't know if y y could hear it or tell but presidentill clinton had sort of a raspy voice. he's been on the campaign trail a lot. if you have ever heard him speech w% will be tell you today's speech didn't stuart very rousing, not likeou usually hear from him, but his shining moment came when a trump supportiv

>>> antonin scalia was then for being unmovable when he reached a decision and often penned fiery dissent on the losing end of an opinion. dissenting from the decision to legalize gay marriage around the nation last year, scalia felt a majority ignored the will of millions of americans who voted at the state level to preserve the traditional definition of marriage. scalia wrote and i quote, "a system of government that makes the people subordinate to a committee of nine unelected lawyers does not deserve to be called a democrat accuracy." now, a potentially epic showdown over his replacement. >> i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in due time. there will be plenty of time for me to do so and for the senate to fulfill its responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and a timely vote. >> the senate majority leader republican mcconnell believes that should be left to the next president. the partisan fight will play out the court will wrestle with the key decisions this term on affirmative action, abortion, the president's use of executive power

that has most donors diving for their wallets, but peter singer and the effective altruists remain unmovedif you have data showing that you will save more lives through doing something else, then you should do the most good you can. >> reporter: the daly bottom line suggests the money would have had more impact if it had been spent on something else, like pap smears to catch cervical cancer early. but some say dalys are nothing more than a magic bullet approach that is destined to fail. dr. peter rohloff is founder of the maya health alliance. he made the call to fund crecencia's treatment. >> giving a mother four years with her children is precisely a conversation about living and not a conversation just about not dying. >> reporter: dr. rohloff believes not everything can be captured by numbers. >> we should use big data, right? we should be making smart decisions about how we spend our money. but the other half of the global health equation is the right to health care. dreaming about your life and where you want your life to go is a basic human right, and we need to, i think, include th

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unhinged and crowds, at least those when it comes to bernie sanders who might be drawn to the clintons, unmovedy bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like vacations equal getting carried away. more proactive selling. what do you think michal? i agree. let's get out there. let's meet these people. [so i use quickbooks and run mye entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's how i own it. >> all right, continuing from manchester, new hampshire, where continuing to get dagger looks from my fine crew here. you should have heard their reaction. i said why don't we do the show outside? nothing, nothing. are you over the anger, allison? >> getting that. neil: getting there, all right. welcome back, everybody, we are monitoring what's going to be snow even going into election day tomorrow. now, whether that does affect turnout, anyone's guest. you know, when it's tough conditions, only the most rabid, loyal supporters wi

>> but lieutenant craig keith, the cold case detective who rediscovered the crucial evidence was unmoved by george's tears. >> mike owed no emotion back in 1990 and now he cries and my impression of that is mike is crying for himself. >> it was devastating. it was just devastating. >> barely able to stand, george was helped to the podium to face e judge. the same judge who had apparently been a heartbeat away altogether. >> the jury has found you guilty of all charges. at this time i'm remanding you to the custody of the macomb county sheriff's department. >> the comic book man was now a convict. >> okay. >> put your hands behind your back. >> george! >> i didn't do this. his hands were cuffed and deputies led him away. >> i had no doubt that the verdict that we came to was the correct one. >> the juror his returneneto their deliberation room. they said they could hear george sobbing, but that didn't shake their confidence in their they said it had come down to the testimony of the man who said he called about a spider-man comic. >> i think i hear you all saying he was tripped up by answ

so, that is sort of a benchmark based on other standards and not necessarily unmovable. >> so, i want to play the devil's advocate here because we talked about the aging population. we are looking at 15 years because for selfish reasons. i'll be there by 2030. but, i am interested to find out if what are some of the barriers that we have not really mentioned yet. i think we mentioned cost quite a bit. i'm talking about the medi-cal reimbursement rate. actually, i had somebody mention the political will somewhere and i think that is really where this whole can of worms started. because that rate has not changed and that needs to be reflected. i'm kind of optimistic because it we can actually change to make the rates reflect geography and also the rental pricing in that area, to determine the amount of subsidy, i think that's a real room for this to move as well. it's just a matter of political will and how we can actually generate enough effort and manpower to move that in that direction. i am kind of concerns that because-we been criticized for a lot of things these days including lig