the issues of the governments of and theed kingdom scotland, and we will start with scotland, and we will ask mr. davis to begin. >> during these events, we made a clear commitment in the event scotland voted to remain in the united kingdom. kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, -- do you accept that this was that this would be additional powers of scotland, freestanding. >> yes. the pledge that was made is, i think, important, and i am very confident of that. there should be further, particularly fiscal devolution to scotland, to raise taxes and spend money, and there's a program for delivering that, and so we already have the command paper. we will get the report next week, and that will be turned into draft causes in january of next year, and all of said whoever is in the government after that election, that would be legislative, so scotland has a guarantee of further devolution. what i have said, what i think is right, at the same time, there should be a solution to the english question, which is shouldn't there be a way to make things affect eng

that if scotland has a bad year, the whole united kingdom is behind scotland. and if england has a bad year, and that solidarity particularly attracts itself to the argument about pensions. >> identify the spending per head on health. 200 and three pounds -- 203 pounds higher than in england. that gap could actually get wider. and yet you've told us that reforming it isn't on your horizon. could you set up how it could possibly be right if you're someone living with, say heart disease, dementia, arthritis and cancer on one side of the border, there should be so much less of a pot to spend on your health care than there would be if you were the same person living on the other side of the border. >> i don't think there is so much less of a pot. as i said in answer to earlier questions, if we didn't have the barnett formula, we'd have to come up with some other formula that would distribute money according to need, and we'd have a debate about that. what we have with barnett is a system where if we spend more in england, it has a consequence for scotland and that

more people in employment in scotland. women in employment in scotland. showing onward investment at a 17-year high. we staged the ryder cup and organized the greatest ever commonwealth games. and the referendum which has been hailed around the world as a model of truly participative democracy. scotland has a new sense of political confidence and new sense of economic confidence. they're reinforcing each other, and wherever we travel, start traveling together as a nation, we are transforming this country for the better. resounding officer -- the point to which i wish to end. at the start of my speech, i mentioned the enthusiasm that was generated by the reestablishment of this parliament in 1999. when the msps were applauded into the assembly hall. sustained critical constructive engagement involving people in every part of the country. most energized, empowered, informed electorate in europe. we have a new generation of citizens who understand that their opinion matters. we believe that their voice will be heard and to know that their vote can shape the

s relationship with scotland. after that, alex salmon gives his final speech as first minister of scotland. house assistant minority leader james clyburn says democrats lost the midterm elections because they spent the time apologizing for being a democrat. during a speech at the national press club, he said democrats should be proud to be the party of the little guy. he also said he supports president obama's use of executive action on immigration, comparing it to lincoln's emancipation proclamation. he's the third democratic member in the house, a primary liaison to the white house, and the highest ranking african-american in congress. this is about 25 minutes. >> not going to compare to when i knocked the sign down. >> okay, let's do it. okay, so we're going to start now. hi, i'm bob wiener, i'm the news makers committee of the national press club's event coordinator for this wonderful event today. welcome to the national press club, the world's leading organization for journalists and where news happens. today

scotland should get more powers, a findings group. they said that scotland should take control. the well-known scottish businessman joins us on the phone from london. good morning. does he go further than you expected? >> yes. done anrobert smith has excellent job and it will be difficult with consensus. it was promised before we all voted. his job was always going to be difficult. he has done a very good job. second, it is a good step forward. it makes scotland more accountable for raising and spending so we get both sides of the balance sheet. message is for all politicians to stop bickering focusinger and get on on making scotland's more processed risk and just. think this is great -- this will distract? if this is going to be ongoing for ever, it would not be good for the country. politicians on all lost.ll for separation the people voted to stay within the united kingdom. all politicians need to accept what happened and get on with it. they need to make scotland more prosperous. ,> how significant our issues considering we could see the scots do away with transport duty. ho

if scotland has a badger, the whole of united kingdom is behind scotland. if england has a bad -- a solitary i think particularly extracts itself to the argument about pensions. >> identifiable spending per head on health is 203 pounds higher in scotland than in england. you set out in an earlier answer that as a result of bor barnett consequentialist, that gap could get wider. yet you've told us that reforming barnett isn't on your horizon. could you set out how to puzzle the right that someone is living with heart disease, dementia, arthritis or cancer on one side of the border, there should be so much less of a pot to spend on health care than it would be if the sabres living on the other side of the border? >> i don't think there is so much less of a pot. as i said earlier, if we didn't have the barnett formula we have to come up with some other format that would be stupid but according to need. we would sit around and have a debate about that. what we have with barnett is a system where if we spend more in england, it has a consequence for scotland and

scotland has a guarantee. what i said, i think is right, at the same time that there should be a solution to what has become the english question, which is shouldn't there be a way of making sure that when things surely effect england or england and wales, english and welsch mps should have to give their consent? and i want that settled as well. but one is not dependent on the other. if i win the next action, you get both, scottish devolution, it's the other parties and what they will do. and they will, in my view, make that clear. but i'm clear if you get me, you get both. i think we need to settle both of those issues. >> you started your answer by saying effectively, yes. is effectively yes the same as yes? >> you can see exactly what you get. one isn't dependent on the other. >> will the smith commission's recommendations be accepted by the government, or will there be some further consultation and discussion? >> what we have said is that we received smith's report, obviously, all our parties are involved

by november scotland isn't even a story. more and more scotts its schemes are intent on getting their independence. >>> the world health organization, w.h.o., is warning that the number of people dying from diabetes every year will double within the next two decades. it is predicted by 2030 the condition will become the world's seventh largest killer. in 2012 alone, 1.5 diabetics died. lack of aware of the disease, with a lack of access to health services and essential medicines can lead to complications. if you want to find out more about diabetes and the rest of the day's news you can always go to the al jazeera website. ♪ >> two years ago, buddhist mobs tore through rohingya muslim communities in western burma, attacking anyone in their path. it sparked a wave of sectarian violence that spread to other parts of the country, with little hindrance from the authorities. now tens of thousand of rohingya, are housed in primitive camps under government armed guard, while others have tried to flee oversees to malaysia. but as

by november scotland isn't even a story. more and more scots it seems are intent on getting their wish. >>> in the united states there is a push in one small town to ban tobacco entirely. they are proposing a blanket a ban on the sale of alto -- all tobacco and nicotine products. the proposed ban is believed to be the first of its kind in the u.s. >>> and the world health organization warns the number of people dying from diabetes each year is going to double within the next two decades. november 14th marks world diabetes day. 340 million people are living with diabetes, but increasing numbers of people are actually developing it. the w.h.o. predicts by 2030 it will be the world's seventh biggest killer. scientists say there is a clear link between poverty and the prevalence of that disease. ♪ it the challenges to the law are the inside story. the republican cries

, which is a reserved matter in respect of the scotland act 19 98. will the prime minister refused her request or demand, and willie also condemn the liberal democrats for what appears to be a beach oh over our referendum bill? >> my honorable friend, we are one united kingdom. there will be one in/out referendum, and that will be decided on a majority of those who vote. that is how the rules should work. i am very disappointed we will -- be able to take board forward the referendum bill in this parliament. it was not possible to get agreement on a monday resolution. there is only one way to get it, and that is for a return of conservative government. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, a vital tool that has helped to bring murderers, rapists, and pedophiles to justice is the european arrest warrant. why is the prime minister delaying a vote on it? >> i am not delaying having a vote on it. there will be a vote on it. we will need to have a small matter of negotiations to take place within europe, which up until now, the spanish have been blocking. i think t

, which is a reserved matter in respect of the scotland act 1998. will the prime minister refused her request or demand, and will he also condemn the liberal democrats for what appears to be a veto over our referendum bill? >> my honorable friend, we are one united kingdom. there will be one in/out referendum, and that will be decided on a majority of those who vote. that is how the rules should work. i am very disappointed we will not be able to take forward the referendum bill in this parliament. it was not possible to get agreement on a monday resolution. there is only one way to get it, and that is for a return of conservative government. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, a vital tool that has helped to bring murderers, rapists, and pedophiles to justice is the european arrest warrant. why is the prime minister delaying a vote on it? >> i am not delaying having a vote on it. there will be a vote on it. we will need to have a small matter of negotiations to take place within europe, which up until now, the spanish have been blocking. i think the spani

. >>> driving a hard bargain, politicians devise a plan to reward scotland for staying with the united union. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> its disgraceful... the only crime they really committed is journalism... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. >> the stream, >> your digital community >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts the stream it's your chance to join the conversation only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> you are watching the al jazeera news hour. a reminder of our top stories now. the taliban says it carried out two attacks in afghanistan's battle. -- capitol. just hours earlier one of the suicide bombers attacked a foreign ministry and killed five people. >>> opec says it won't cut supply as

it's nothing substantial, does give scotland new powers. they can ban fracking and have much more control over things to do with tax and business. many believe the power will remain in london. the scottish nationalists say it's not like enough and they remain the post powerful voice in scotland. support for independence surged since september here. people want real change. this may or may not be it. aljazeera, edinborough. >> the world's first research center devoted to facial reconstruction opened in london. it will collect data on treating cleft palates and traumatic facial injuries. >> annie is happy. not unusual for are a 10-month-old playing with her brother, but if you look closely, she has a large blood vessel tumor which eventually stopped her from smiling. >> it was quite heartbreaking, because we would be in the park and children surrounding the buggy and she'd be looking up and smiling at them and going from face-to-face trying to generate a smile back and they wouldn't be smiling back at her anymore, because they would be lookin

by november scotland isn't even a story. more and more scotts it seems are intent on getting their revenge. >>> now about a thousand protesters have rallied in front of the mexican embassy in chile over the disappearance of 43ing students in mexico. in an act of solidarity with anti-government protests in mexico, they are demanding the students be returned alive. the students went missing six weeks ago in guerrero state. the mexican government has accused gang members of killing them and burning their bodies. >>> the people in northwestern nepal have been suffering food shortages since the '70s. many blame this on the destruction of their traditional way of life. [ singing ] >> reporter: the song they are singing is about being poor and hungry. these people in the village in the north westernern district are desperate. more than 3,000 people live here. >> we don't have enough land. we can grow enough food to last only three months a year. then we have to bring in flour and rice. my son has gone and it will take him 15 days t

the issues of the governments of and theed kingdom scotland, and we will start with scotland, and we will ask mr. davis to begin. >> during these events, we made a clear commitment in the event scotland voted to remain in the united kingdom. kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom,

and they remain the most powerful voice in scotland. support for independence has surged since september here. people wants real change. this may or may not be it. lawrence lee, al jazerra, edinburgh. >>> much more adhere on the al jazerra news hour. president under pressure. these are live pictures of the mexican leader addressing the nation with promises to clamp down on the justice system. details coming yo up. >>> also ahead a community coming together after mayhem on monday in ferguson, locals help repair the damage. ask. >>> and in sport a football player is sentence today a year in jail for this headbutt after a game. we'll have all the details later in the show. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to car

. >>> now it appears that scotland prefers independence. could another referendum be somewhere on the horizon? >> three years late... fleet grounding... fires on the airplane... >> they're short changing the engineering process... >> from engineering to the factory floor... al jazeera investigates broken dreams: the boing 787 only on al jazera america ♪ >>> hello again, a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. a u.n. panel has accused isil of subjecting syrians to terror. iraq's army claims to have taken back the oil town of beiji from the armed group. >>> israeli forces have clashed with palestinians in the occupied west bank, despite the removal of age restrictions for muslims to pray in al-aqsa, mosque. >>> we're joined now from the ni nigerian capitol. what is the latest now and is there any government attempts to retake the town from boko haram? >> well, security forces are saying that they are planning to retake the town, probably they will launch that offensive from a town which was also overrun by the boko haram fighters

. >> fire ripped through one of scotland's great treasures. six months later, archeologists are sifting through what remains with some high-powered supporters. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. today in jerusalem, five israelis were killed when two men armed with a pistol and meat clevers attacked a synagogue. attackers are palestinian from east jerusalem and shot dead by police. the victims were four worshipers and a policeman who later died of his wounds. our correspondent reports. >> they were murdered, a jerusalem synagogue desecrated by the blood of its worshipers. this shows the moment police stormed inside killing the attackers. >> two palestinian men who used meat clevers and a pistol to kill four inside. it was filmed by sarah abrams and was out jogging when she heard gunfire. >> when i come to the street, i he was meone bleeding all red and one of the neighbors told me they were coming inside the synagogue. and had a knife. >> clearing up the aftermath in jerusalem from this bloody a

scotland, they have almost no support. all of the opinion polls suggest in england ukip couldwin dozens of seats at next year's national elections and exactly the same way the scottish nationalalists look likely to in scotland. both are profiting from massive public disillusionment with westminster. that is where the similarity ends because the scottish nationalists wants more immigration just as ukip wants much less. that's why the debates over the u.k.'s place inside the european union with the freedom of movement that that allows is such a critical issue. >> the scottish nationalits are terrified ukip's success will lead to scotland being bounced out of the european union, so much so that they are pleaded to be he knewed from any future referendum. no one is listening, not even ukip who's entire proposal is based upon more democracy. >> scotland had their vote and they have decided to stay within the british union. therefore, it's that british union, our country, that makes the decision of whether we should be in the me

s relationship with scotland after the independence referendum. on september 18, scotland voted in favor of staying in the united kingdom. the two nations are working on issues such a social security, health, transportation and public financing. made up of committee chairman of the house of commons select committee. the questions to the prime minister are not provided in advance.

it's scotland, ireland, so what happened? >> we create and develop these whiskeys from scotland. it's coming up taiwan, especially. >> do you have any drinks with you? >> i'm glad you say. >> don't show the knees. actually, we're going to make a little special drechg and fact, so i brought in a variety of different whiskeys. this in particular to show they're not all scottish single malt. this is an american single malt from washington to seattle. it's absolutely wonderful. it's his birthday. so happy birthday. so we actually created a cocktail called the melissa lee whiskey team. it starts with about one and 1.75 ounces. >> we have a ginger liquor. so just over half and then in order to bring an american meeting the chinese, we want grown tee concentrate, three of quarters of an inch of that and fin finally you fill up a beaker. get the largest teaspoon you can find offhand. stir this up. >> i got to say. is this is a first birthday on the air. >> old on. wait a second. whoa, whoa, whoa. first of all, i missed my invitation. obviously, i'm not getting to indulge in this whiskey-

. >> i was in scotland. >> that's right. i would encourage you to visit. we can show you berms, in particular. >> they want to go with them. >> i don't know. that's confusing. northern ireland should be the one not using the pound. >> i'm not sure i follow your logic. >> i don't know. okay. the good golfer is from northern ireland, right? >> i'm on both sides.

today's political deal gives scotland the power to set income tax rates, influence welfare spending and decide how the scottish parliament is run. lord smith of kelvin led the effort to reach the compromise >> this gives the parliament more tools to pursue its own vision, goals and objectives whatever they might be at any particular time. the recommendations set out in the agreement will result in the biggest transfer of power to the scottish parliament since its establishment. >> woodruff: politicians from scotland's pro-independence administration welcomed the new powers but said they don't go far enough. >> many voices in civic scotland demanded the devolution of the welfare system, the minimum wage and control over equalities to fulfil the promise of substantial new powers that were so pivotal in the outcome of the referendum. i regret that these powers have not been delivered. >> woodruff: the proposals will be introduced as legislation in the u.k. parliament in january. comedian bill cosby gave an exclusive interview refuting sex assault allegations to a tabloid nine years ago in

. >> scotland yard looking at the kwen as a potential target. and arrests were made. and lama hasan joins us from london. good morning. >> reporter: and good morning to you, paula. this morning police officers are still questioning four men who were allegedly plotting to carry out attacks here in the uk. the immediate worry, one of the most important and public events that the queen and other members of the royal family are attending this weekend. this morning an alleged terror plot foiled in london, possibly connected to remembrance day celebrations that the queen and the royal family planned to attend. swooping in on friday, scotland yard's offices arrested four men as part of a, quote, ongoing investigation into islamist-related terrorism. they were not made public. but we have learned overnight there are heightened concerns about remembrance sunday services. >> this is a war. and the queen is on the front line. >> reporter: the queen and the royal family are set to attend the remembrance at historic albert hall tonight. and full of public events to remember the na

in scotland, by contrast, they have almost no support. all the opinion polls suggest that in england ukip could win dozens of seats at next year's national elections in exactly the same way the scottish nationalists look likely to in scotland. that's where the similarity ends because the scottish nationalists want more immigration just as ukip want much less. that's why the he bait over the uk's base with the freedom of movement that that allows, is such a critical issue. >> because the scottish nationalists are terrified that ukip's success will lead to scotland being bounced out from the european union, so much so that they pleaded to come exempted from any future referendum. but no one is listening, not even ukip, whose entire proposal is based around more local democracy. >> well, they decided to stay within the british unit. therefore, it's that british union, our country, that makes the decision whether we should be in the european union. >> how ironic the scottish nationalists were told they could never be part of the european unio

scotland by contrast they have almost no supporters. all the opinion polls suggest that in england ukip could win dozens of seats at next year's elections. anthe scottish nationalists want more immigration just as ukip wants much less. that's why the debate over the u.k.'s place inside the european union with the freedom of movement that that allows is such a critical issue. because the scottish nationalists are terrified that ukip's success will lead to scotland being bounced out of the european union. so much that they pleaded to be exempted from any future referendum. no one is listening, not even ukip, whose proposal is based on local democracy. >> they have decided to stay within the british union. and it's our country that makes the decision whether we should be in the european union. >> how ironic the scottish nationalists were told they could never join europe as an independent country. now they could be forced out against their international will by the english ukip. >> now you may remember, of course, the gaza war. gaza was bo

s&p in scotland. ukip here. you have to be very clear with explain why es and it has been good for britain. >> does business need to be very clear? in scotland t. prices are going to go up. if that happens, it happens. >> i agree with you. the reason that people actually voted to stay part of the union wasn't because of a love of great britain. it was because economically it was too risky to do otherwise. the same argument i think will play in the rest of the u.k. it won't be a level european union. it will be the fact that it is too risky. >> how do you get the message across? >> you mustn't scare people because if you scare people you end up allowing the other side to have ulet sort of idealism and excitement. you have to be -- all of the idealism and excitement. you have to explain how the european union is changing and how it is going to look in the future. we won't leave britain -- be a britain with a huge influence in world. we will be a shrunken little england. >> thank you. coming up, the polaroid makes

. >> scotland now looking into whether the queen was a potential target. arrested were made in several parts of the city. and lama hasan joins us from london. good morning. >> reporter: and good morning to you, paula. this morning police officers are still questioning four men who were allegedly plotting to carry out attacks here in the uk. the immediate worry, one of the most important and public events that the queen and other members of the royal family are attending this weekend. this morning an alleged terror plot foiled in london, possibly connected to remembrance day celebrations that the queen and the royal family planned to attend. swooping on several addresses in london on friday. scotland yard's offices arrested four men as part of a, quote, ongoing investigation into islamist-related terrorism. specific targets were not made public. but we have learned overnight there are heightened concerns about remembrance sunday services. >> this is a war. and the queen is on the front line. >> reporter: the queen and the royal family are set to attend the

morgan chase, britain's hbc -- a just royal bank of scotland and ubs. >> today, tough action to enough corruption in the financial world. it is part of our long-term plan to fix what went wrong in our economy and in our banking system. >> the banks have acknowledged improper behavior by employees first of a number of traders were fired or suspended by cook -- because of colluding with others to fix rates. >> fines are a decision of the independent board of the royal bank of scotland. i think generally, the banking system needs to reflect on the very justified public anger. >> currency minute relation is just one of the serious misdeeds banking regulators have been investigating post up some of the banks find today have also been fine for interest rate manipulation and their roles in a timid -- and activities that led to the financial collapse. they are considering other financial institutions, including german banks suspected of currency manipulation. >> time to look at how the markets -- markets performed on wednesday. the dax in germany was down by more than 1.5% closing and 92.10. t

the nationalist is terrified that the success will lead to scotland. so much so that they pleaded to be exempt from future referendum. no one is listening. not even ukip. it's based around local democracy. >> scotland decided to stay within the british unions. it's at the british union. it makes the decision of whether we should be in the european union. we should never join europe, thou they can be forced out. by the national will. lawrence lee. al jazeera >>> former british prime minister john major is cit sitting the independence party. it's called profoundly un-british. and the group is obtainment foreigner and anti-everything >>> the governor's race in alaska ending, independent candidate bill walker declared the winner, shouldn't purnell conceded saturday. it was too close to calm. walker is the first independent candidate to become governor in the alaskan initiative >>> a ballot initiative for the district 9 was shot down. it was a defeat for the county trying to rebuild in my opinion years after hurricane katrina. more on why that initiative wa

scotland yard says there is an investigation into islamist related terrorism. people who saw the raid talked to the bbc. >> it was just loads of police running all over the place. they check someone out. got him out of the car. they put him in the back of a vehicle. >> they rolled out the guy who was in the car. he was handcuffed with his arms behind him. he was in his late 20 . >> reporter: the 88-year-old queen was to be killed at knife point and the plan was to assassinate her sunday at the festival of remembrance. she lays the wreath at a veterans day memorial. british officials are telling the sun that she will follow through with her plans to attend the event. her security will be unprecedented. only one newspaper is reporting this. >> but people take this very seriously. >> reporter: exactly. >> thanks joe vasquez. this isn't the first plot. back in 1970, assassinned tried to derail the queen's train in australia. they failed and just today, the president announced he is doubling the number of troops in iraq sending in 1500 more to fight isis militants.

undaunted by the arrest by scotland yard two days ago. four men detained as part of an investigation in islam related terrorism. they were allegedly plotting to carry out attacks on british soil. fears here rising since britain joined the u.s. in bombing isis targets in iraq. security at today's event, on high alert. >> in that sense, it's the biggest security operation in the world. the queen lays her wreath. >> reporter: her majesty leading the country in an annual tradition. the remembrance of those who lost their lives in world war i. members of the royal family in tow. noticeably absent is prince harry. in afghanistan for a quick trip to represent the queen and pay his respect. the royal family's show of solidarity and a sign of appreciation from the crowd. >> applause. i never heard that before for the queen. >> reporter: a thank you for the queen and the royal family for carrying out their duties. despite the terror threats. amid the terror attacks, scotland yard said it was had an appropriate police in place for the event today. d

on tuesday, england and scotland med for the first time in -- met for the first time in 15 years. the arsenal star headed in a cross from jack wilshire. england doubled their lead after the break. captain wayne rooney scored after the scots failed to clear a free kick. 7 minutes to go, scotland got back into the game. andrew robertson finishing off the mood he started. however, rooney and england have the last word as he made it 3-1. three goals short of englands all of time leading goal scorer. >> i thought some of the movement, the attacking movement in particular were very good, and defending was sharp and when we did lose the ball. we won it back quickly. we can't ask for more than that in a game where you are playing a good team away from home in a supportive atmosphere for the whole team, and we managed to quieten them and give our own fans something to cheer about. >> meanwhile in manchester, cristiano ronaldo's portugal took on lionel messi's argentina. cristiano ronaldo's former home, old trafford. it was the second time they met. both were taken off at half time as faili

undaunted by the arrest by scotland yard two days ago. four men detained as part of an investigation in islam related terrorism. they were attempting to carry out attacking on british soil. fears here rising since britain joined the u.s. in bombing isis. targets in iraq. security at today's event, on high alert. >> in sense, it's the biggest security operation in the world. the queen lays her wreath. >> reporter: the remembrance of those who lost their lives in world war i. members of the royal family in tow. noticeably absent is prince harry. in afghanistan for a quick trip to represent the queen and pay his respect. a sign of solidarity. >> applause. i never heard that before for the queen. >> reporter: a thank you for the queen and the royal family for carrying out their duties. despite the terror threats. amid the terror attacks, scotland yard said it was had an appropriate police in place for the event today. dan? >> applause for the queen today. >>> back home today to texas, where the night sky lit up and so did the 911 phone lines.

they are similar to the scotland debate. he is the classic ceo. >> if we do have a vote we don't know what the relationship between an exit to the u.k. and the rest of europe would look like. is igniting a lot of uncertainty. markets hate that. theryanair aside, even slowdown is playing into his hands. >> that man should run the masters in corporate communication. >> you are right. we should be watching the m&a news as well. he is doing more deals in portugal. you can join us on twitter. we will leave you in the capable hands of the on the move team. >> welcome to "on the move." happy monday. we are moments away from the start of european trading. this is what we're looking at over the next 60 minutes. china's slowdown, the gauge hits a nine-month low. data from the services and a growinging signals economic slowdown. speculation policymakers may need to react. reports in germany indicate chancellor angela merkel has expressed concern for the first time that britain may be heading to the european union exit door. we will be

. >> by any chance is marijuana or lsd legal in scotland? other videos are popping back up of other strange things. about a year old shot in brazil. look at this dark road. >> this is a group of boys. look what runs by. we don't know what it is. it's like a two-legged monster. >> a small child and his grown-up t-shirt. >> but they are screaming and scared. no one knows what that creature is. people started discussing the loch ness monster, but what about that creature in >>> dude straps on a paramotor for powered pedalling. >> does it really give him that extra push? >> heck it does. >> the bike ride full of speed. meet the facebook police. >> we have to arrest anyone being obnoxious on facebook. >> we are all guilty of posting one guberesque facebook post. >>> don't forget to dvr "right this minute" and never miss another video. >> if you are the pilot of a powered paraglider and your wings get clipped, this is what do you in the meantime. >> this is lee willoughby. his paraglider was down for repairs. instead, he strapped on the motorized

. >> maybe nessie is no longer in scotland and visited new neilland instead. check this video out. there is an eel in the water there. it's getting a lot of attention. you can see they are looking down from there. the bridge looks enormous. they go down to the river. i was intgued by posted another they were throwing pizza bread at it. it snatches at the bag. they come back. they are trying to feed it again. >> that is a huge eel. >> is it real? are we being duped here? >> i was suspicious though the quality of the video isn't very high. watch as the eel is breaking the water. there is no effect of the eel on the water. i saw no ripples from the eel. when he runs away and knocks a rock in, there are ripples there. did more snooping, tim and ray, young guys from new zealand did put together this video. it is special effects. it's not real. though it lit up the internet. a lot of people were believing it. it's possible. >> i think it's totally possible. >> this is greg benson. we've seen his pranks this. this is one nick would really love. he is going to play a trick on his wife. >>

england will play scotland for first time in 15 years. england have won all four games, while scotland have a decent chance to make their way, over the republican of ireland. >> i would think most of england players will be looking forward to this game. absolutely. i think this, it's one that will -- they know it's going to be competitive, they know it's going to be an atmosphere and great players enjoy that, great players. >> u.s. federal agents play a surprise visit to federal agents on friday. san francisco 49ers tampa bay buck whbuccaneers, and group ofr players have sued the league, claiming they were illegally given painkillers to keep them playing. >> the nfl intentionally overdrugged their players to get them out on the field, when they were hurt and shouldn't be playing. and they used drugs to mask the pain, they hid severe injuries from players. in order to get them on the field. and they put profits before players. >> now, squash hasn't given up hope of one day becoming an olympic sport. last year they were turned down for a th

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royal bank of scotland, $334, and hs b.c. 343 million. we are going to talk to an-petty for, director of prime economics joining us from london. how do you view the fines? is it appropriate, or is it a slap on the wrist for the banks which make a lot of money? >> well i think it's not exactly a slap on the wrist. it is quite a lot of money, it will affect shareholders. but the fact of the matter is there has been rather too hasty in my view, investigation into this. what the banks have tonne is do a deal with the f.d.a. ensuring that they are fined simultaneously and don't suffer the same levels of reputational damage or falls in the share price, like barclays, when the libor scandal was exposed. what we have here is an investigation which the fca relied on the banks for intelligence on. the fca has been dealing with the banks lawyers rather than the individuals involved. that's because the department of justice is interviewing the united states - the united states's department of justice is interviewing individuals involved, and they sho

. >>> there's been an explosion at a major hotel in scotland yard, it happened just before midnight london time. it was so powerful that part of the hotel collapsed. here's some photos from one of the guests. the explosion ripped through the basement at the churchhill hyatt, 6 hurt around one went to the hospital. it shook the entire eighth floor. at point everyone is accounted for and crews are dealing with the building right now. >>> new tonight a standing ovation for bill cosby at a sold out performance in melbourne, florida where only two protesters showed up. his performance in six other states have been cancelled after more women came forward claiming he sexually assaulted them years ago. this is the quote from his attorney. >>> myra may sent ten packages to friends before opening fire yesterday. tonight all packages are recovered. it is believed he was sending videos to prove he was being spied on by the government. one package was sent to someone in alexandria. officer shot and killed may after he wounded three at fsu. >>> an emotional night at woodbridge in virginia. now that two

in hawaii and your dad never left his bedroom. >> he got out more in scotland. we toured around and saw things. it was a funny show a great season. we got back to doing some of the older things we did. it was fun. >> you're going to start in vegas, a musical. the duck commander family musical. >> next logical step for us, right? going into theater? come on. we've done a christmas album. >> we have hannity radio tv show. and radio show. >> you need to do a christmas album. >> is this something that might go to broadway? >> every know. could. >> going to start in vegas. >> yes. starting in vegas, hopefully on valentine's day. we'll get it going. >> where do you stand in terms of the controversy got so big, so fast. does it come up anymore? >> it came up when the media came out there. you know? we had them look at that and see what it was my father said stuff over a year ago. some of it, i mean, you know the family doesn't agree with. so there was a misstatement. we tried to clear that up. i've been here building bridges so people i've met in the theater community