allergan trading at 5 times and shire at 10 times. they don't grow at 1% or 2%. they are selling at discounts on the markets. the market is excessively pessimistic about what this administration will do. gary: why is the bond market not buying into this growth story? u.s. treasuries continue to tell the market mess and that we are not going to d market message that we are not going to see the bond growth. >> after a 35-year bull market in bonds, i think the bottom in rates was hit july 6 of last year at 1.37 on the 10-year. it's creeping up gradually and it will be a jagged move. but i think we are in a long up trend in rates. it will be gradual and slow. as you pointed out, low rates around the world. german bonds hit a record low. that's anchoring our yields down, but the trend is still up in my view. i think we are in a bear market in bonds. trish: in some ways perhaps it's good to have a cap on those yields if we want to do all this spending. >> and if we want to continue to have a bull market. it's fine that interest rates go up gradually. but if they spike,

s-eech in a: trum ssss s-eech in new—"a trum .s..ss s-eech in new hamshire .s....s s-eech in new ham-shire where make a seeesh in net; “ameshwehere7 ~ 7 '77' he ruled out a bid. it was his policies and that appealed to him. both in the primary and election, it was similar to the experience of 1987 stop he is the same guy and he has waited for history to come around and he has shown an amazing display of leadership. it took me 30 yea rs display of leadership. it took me 30 years but i finally got what i wanted. and so did donald trump. the —— he lost your hampshire by a small margin but won the big prize. new hampshire, iwant margin but won the big prize. new hampshire, i want to thank you, we love you. you started it. remember, you started it. there has been chaos in exit“: africa's parliament . president africa's parliament as president zuma tried to give his annual state of the nation address. punches were thrown at an opposition leader called in a scoundrel because of corruption allegations. we look at the story. the gloom here in port elizabeth can feel relentless. it's a rough

scene, it was a star studded event to fight cancer, actors and directors all walked the beverly wilt shire hotel and tom ford was honored with the night's courage award. >> i have been with the same person for 30 years and three years he was diagnosed with stage four throat cancer and he is here and alive and well 127 years later. >> the cofounder rita wilson went public with her own cancer battle and she was there with her husband, tom hanks and is proud of their fellow actors for supporting the fund. >>> we have a quick traffic note, chopper 6 hd is in old city where a tractor trailer is on its side where you head off the ben franklin bridge to the ramp for 95. you see it there on its side and an ambulance is on the scene. this is off the ben franklin bridge heading to the 95 ramp. traffic seems to be still getting by to the left there. but that tractor trailer is laying there, no word on what happened. the ramp is blocked though. no word on what happened or the extent of the injuries you may want to avoid this area if at all possible. we'll have an update on "action news" at 4:00 and 6a

in my case, until 1961 i saw a documentary in an old movie theater on beverly drive and will shire boulevard. the movie was called mein kampf. i said, let me see what that is all about. in germany in the '50s, i left in '59, we had not heard anything really in detail about hitler or its horrors, and that film was a documentary film. a swedish documentary, and i must say, arguably the most e f epifanous moment in my life. and i subsequently in a vane attempt to i guess make up for the sins committed by the fathers, paid for a jewish teen. just to show that i was not part of that. i was not synonymous with that time. and i will say that most members of my generation are angered by the fact that when they come to america, there's a constant immediate blith identification german nazi, i resent that enormously. germans are the largest ethnic group in america. the largest. did you know that? >> i did not. >> the largest ethnic group in america, that have contributed enormously and fundamentally and substantially to what is america, and yet we are measured by that 12-year period run by that nut cas

so if we have so many of them in london, why can bob trap them in the shires, but he's not allowed anywhere near them here? many of the capital's waterways are managed by the canal and rive trust. and although they put the non—native crayfish right near the top of their rogues' gallery, they almost always refuse to let people trap them commercially. 0lder large crayfish will eat younger crayfish as well. if you put down traps, even on a quite intensive basis, you're more likely to get the older crayfish within the population, and it reallyjust means they won't be there to keep the numbers down on the younger ones, and the actual population can just explode. the other thing is the methods used for trapping crayfish, so we have these what are called pots, the little crayfish traps, but they will catch other things as well, and we have had a number of incidents on our network over recent years, where otters and birds have got caught in that. you find lots of illegal traps and this is one we found literally just a few hundred yards from where we're standing now. what you can find is creatures

this is northampton shire awhile ago. north eastern corner of scotland, no complaints. there is just eastern corner of scotland, no complaints. there isjust a chance of maybe a couple of showers getting in there later on. a couple turning wintry across the high ground of scotla nd wintry across the high ground of scotland and some cloud associated with rain in the channel and france which could be a bit of a bother. 0therwise, which could be a bit of a bother. otherwise, a really get out and get on with it sort of afternoon. plenty of sunshine across cornwall and wales and then it will be chilly tonight. some frost will be around for sure and some mr x and fog. some patches will be quite dense. watch out. a dry start. some brightness in the eastern parts of england and scotland. we will fill in this cloud and rain across western parts which will turn things milder across the south west. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: a setback for donald trump as a court denies his emergency appeal against a suspension of a controversial travel ban on people from seven countrie

if we have so many of them, white and bob trap them in the shires but is not allowed anywhere near them here? many of the capital's waterways and managed by the canal and liver trust, and although they put the non—native crayfish and right near the top of their rogues gallery, they almost a lwa ys their rogues gallery, they almost always refused to let people trap them commercially. the crayfish will eat younger ones as well. if you put down traps, even though they are quite intensive basis, you're more likely to get the older crayfish and it means that they won't be there to keep the numbers down on the younger ones, and the population canjust explode. the other thing is the methods that are used to trap crayfish, these pots, they will catch other things as well and we had a number of incidents on our network over recent years where authors and birds have got caught in that. —— otters be found lots of illegal traps and this is one that we found just if you had regards from where we're standing now. what you can find its creatures, specifically otters, would be able to enter into

sessions was confirmed as attorney general yesterday, and he got so excited he ran all the way back to the shire to tell his family. [ laughter ]

new schools funding formula means that the junior school now faces the biggest cuts in all of derby shire. it is now the only alternative to sacking staff. will she go to the finish line and tell them how this is a fairer funding formula? pm may: i am pleased to say that in a local authority of the honorable gentleman's constituency, we have seen an increase of over 17,000 children since 2010. put that down to government changes and the hard work of teachers. for a very long time, it has been the general view -- and i have campaigned on this for a long time -- that we need to see a fairer funding formula for schools. [shouting] the government has brought forward is a consultation on a fairer funding formula to look at the results of that fairer funding formula and bring forward our firm proposals in due course there it speaker: -- in due course. >> over the course of the last 12 months as part of the opportunity to look into the historical allegations and how we as a country deal with historical allegations against our servicemen and women. for many members, this has been a deeply disturb

. >> stephen: i'm shire sthes' very nice. >> a calm came over me and i did not cry. i was strangely calm. i walked up to her. she passed me in the aisle and the commercial break came and i said this is my chance. and i get up and i'm like okay, my girlfriend is with me. i'm going to go she is talking with some folks and she is seated and beautifulfully pregnant now and i kind of peek over and i smile at her. and she sees me and her face lights up. and the moment she sees me she is like help me up. she got up, she got up for me. beyonce got up for me. (applause) and she had heard from her people that i'm a huge fan. she sen me flowers. i did a destiny's child song for lip sync battle. long story short, she was incredible. she was so sweet and i was very calm. i got back to my seat and i cried. i did not cry when i met her. >> stephen: i'm so happy for you. that say fantastic story. you were there for the whole night am you must be exhausted. >> i flew back on a red eye yes, and i did sleep most of the time but i'm completely exhausted now. but all for you, stephen. >>

>> it's russell simmons and rabbi shire. these have been working together for years on bringing people of different backgrounds and faiths together. it was their idea. i'm happy to be a part of it. it's going to be 65 degrees in february, proving that god might be muslim. the mayor of new york should be there. standing up together saying, we're all muslim, we're all american, we're not going to divide us by faith or race or sexual orientation in this country. we're going to stand up united tomorrow in times square to make that point to the whole world and especially donald trump. >> dean, you noticed in your piece that barely half of americans oppose the president's immigration ban. a lot of them support what the president is doing. >> it is concerning. and i am muslim. our community is small in this country. we're 1 to 2% of the country. it's getting out more, getting in the media, building these coalitions, working together, standing up for other communities in times of need, so we know we have their back and they have hou

sessions was confirmed as attorney general yesterday, and he got so excited he ran all the way back to the shire to tell his family. [ laughter ] in an interview today, trump advisor kellyanne conway, said she was giving ivanka trump's clothing line a free commercial, and encouraged people to go buy it. though, i don't know if i'd take fashion advice from a woman who dresses like she -- she's in marching band, at napoleon bonaparte middle school. [ laughter and applause ] president trump, will host canadian prime minister justin trudeau, at the white house next week. are you sure that's a good idea? [ light laughter ] that's like your -- or your wife bringing margot robbie home for dinner. we're not gonna hear anything you say for a month after that. "what? yeah, yeah, border wall. hey, have you heard from justin lately?" [ laughter and applause ] a snowstorm in the northeast today caused many schools in the area to close. said betsy devos, "what? the school closures weren't supposed to start yet." [ laughter and applause ] cnn anchor chris cuomo said today that using the term "fake news" toward

we bought a small house, a second home and work shires. i don't know if you know the area but its western massachusetts and it looks like north carolina. it's the same mountain range. we would go there a lot and it spent a lot of recovery time there walking in nature and walking in the hills, taking a breath enjoying my life. my brother came and visited. i told you he was a minister. we reconnected in a way that we haven't since childhood. we got to know each other and it was magical. as i would walk the mountains i was filled with gratitude and happiness. i was surprised by joy if you know that book. it was revelatory. and i never would hav it never d if they had not had cancer. i don't think you should go have cancer. i'm not saying that, i am not an advocate of that, but i am just sayini'm justsaying as bad as td as bad as a kind of sentence i was facing, there were positives to come out of it. the worst they can translate into what was a great year ofow growth for me personally and for all of my relationships. i just want to say i hope

quite blustery, showers around, some of the shires will be heavy, hail, thunder and even a bit of wintry weather over higher ground. this is bbc news. your headlines at 5:30pm. labour's deputy leader tom watson says now is not the time for a leadership contest, but once the party must do better at winning over voters. iraqi forces have now entered parts of western mosul in what is expected to be a dangerous battle to remove so—called islamic state from iraq's second largest city. several large news organisations have been excluded from a briefing by president trump's spokesman at the white house. the bbc, cnn and the new york times were among those told they were not invited. suicide bombers have attacks two security installations in homs killing at least 30 people. it is the biggest weekend in the music industry with the musical expected to dominate tamara's 0scars. it is expected to become an arena for political discontent. keith adams reports. it is 0scars weekend and the red carpet has been rolled out to signal the start of the 89th academy awards. millions of people around the wor

novartis, shire, really adding on the upside in terms of the point performance. the banks like bbva, they are rising nicely, but on a point performance, it is the farm is that are really -- pharmas that are really helping out. janet yellen sees more rate hikes ahead if the economy stays on course. she spoke before the banking committee tuesday on capitol hill. here are the highlights. i noted on previous occasions, waiting too long to remove accommodations would be unwise. potentially, requiring the fomc to eventually raise rates rapidly. that could risk disrupting financial markets and pushing the economy into recession. plansnot know what fiscal the congress and administration will decide on. we are not basing our judgments onut current interest rates speculation about that. the economy has been making solid progress toward achieving our objectives. the on employment rate is close to levels we regard as sustainable in the longer run, inflation has moved up, and it is those trends that are driving our policy decisions and not about fiscal policy. the fomc has en

of the mansion, john harris the first, we usually call him the first raider come he came from york shire counting when in the 16 90's, and introduction to evelyn shippen who was william penn's secretary of the province in pennsylvania, they were looking for someone to go into the interior of the company and secure the first rating right. -- trading rightfur. right.trading there was a replica made of what we believe the cabin look like during the bicentennial in 1985. it is on city island. froms available for trade the zero that was supposed to go to england but there were some intruders of french and dutch origin that were trading with the indians and i think that is one of the reasons why they sent someone like harris to this area. he built storehouse to store the pelts he would get from the indians and he would take them back to philadelphia to exchange them for supplies. this was a gradual thing. he did not have many other people to trade with, white settlers, but there was a small contingent of -- as they had demands, he would bring more and more things from philadelphia. this area h

i mean, we did a report recently, which i'm happy to shire with the committee, of the oldest systems in the federal government. and some of them -- i mean, one at the department of defense was operating still on a floppy disk. on the one hand they said, nobody's going to hack into it, but on the other hand, you know -- >> sign ur security is going to be -- >> not sustainable over time. but i can't emphasize how concerned i am about this, and how vulnerable that we are. and that extends in 2003, extended to the critical infrastructure protection across the country. and most of the computer resources are in the private sector hands. but there needs to be sharing between the federal government and the private sector. there's a lot of reluctance to share information. in this regard on security threats. but the threat is evolving much faster than the agency's ability to keep up with it. >> we did finally pass, i will say, it's the table step, sudden intel committee, but also this committee, the federal cybersecurity enhancement act. providing information sharing, providing liability prote

there is an interesting line in -- 2015 birth shire hathaway berkshire hathaway report that says we will only go where we are welcome. i don't think they expected this k so soon.a i don't think they expected the kind of response unilever had. basis for there is no further discussion, the price is too low. this gets shut down so quickly. it was friday afternoon it was leaked. monday morning, there was no deal. they had to retreat. >> absolutely. two days before this, the cfo of kraft heinz said they did not need big acquisitions, so i'm not sure if they were preparing the market because they had already rejected the deal. once it leaked, we expected them to go through the 28 day effecte that starts in the moment the deal leaks in the u.k. they did none of that. maybe they thought it would be tough to get a hostile deal cleared. francine: we know they had the appetite. is there going to be a flurry of speculation on what they can buy in the u.s.? >> there is definitely speculation. if you remember general mills, all of these companies down on the day the unilever deal broke, because folks

president trump will shirely ask them what's holding things up? don't you have agreement on what kind of cut we get, who gets it and when? it's a closed door meeting so we won't know what goes on unless president trump goes to twitter to even couragerogress. investors have been anxious because we had no information on when a bill will go to the president's desk. the economy needs taxes cut now. this is a live action news program. happening now, politics and money be they are tied together and the action comes thick and fast from this live-action president. the third hour of "varney and company" is about to begin. [♪] breaking now, senate budget committee holding an executive session to consider the confirmation of mick mulvaney to be the bun -- to be the budget . president trump meets are top lawmakers who write tax policy. joining me is chris stirewalt. i think this is a standoff. these are the top money politicians, senate finance committee, house ways and means committee, and the president of the united states. the president wants these tax c

we went to hamp shire, oh, let me -- stuart: hampshe. >> we'll talk later. hampton inn, okay? i wouldn't brag about it. [laughter] anyway, they were a great hotel, they took care of us. the ring is somewhere else now, and we found it, and now everyone knows about it and so will you at 9 and 9:30 tonight. model ships and rings. >> love it. stuart: okay. two episodes, 9:00, 9:30. model ships from the civil war and jane austen's ring. >> pretty good lineup, don't you think, stu? stuart: yes, i'd say. >> you and me, kid. you and me. [laughter] stuart: knock 'em flat. ms. colby, you're all right. and i want you to come back again. >> tax cuts. [laughter] stuart: i'm going to pass this over to neil cavuto, and in passing it over i'm going to say tax cuts! neil: you know, every time i hear jamie, and she's got this phenomenal show, i do worry about some of the people she talks to because i want her to say, jamie, come on down to the base, and, you know, i don't know, does it worry you? >> not yours. [laughter] neil: no, i just worry. i know you've got people and everything else, but