>> yeah, old hinges off a cabinet probably from inside the house. >> can i... >> yeah. >> johann tells from the houses it demolishes. and so, where would this wood go if not to be used again? >> more than likely, into a landfill. >> and you're preventing that. >> we're doing the best we can. >> [ chuckles ] so, folks, in the end, it's gonna look like a barn door. >> yeah. >> for a dog. >> for a dog. >> i've really tried to market to a younger clientele. >> does it work? [ chimes ] thanks in part to the reclaimed-materials trend, the "girlified" wrecking company does becomes the go-to place for artists, designers, and diy-ers to find that perfect antique wood, claw-foot tub, or porcelain sink for their project. >> this business has been rejuvenated. she gets the new market for this stuff. the fact that she's younger has given her a sensibility that i think has really helped her give this place a new life. >> meanwhile, hannah and her mom chip away at that $800,000 debt that came with her father's estate. >> we did sell the house and, you know, sold off some of the things that needed to

johann rupert will remain executive chairman. the luxury goods maker reported operating profits at $798 million, a 43% fall from a year earlier. quarter, thehis net loss of 288 million euros compared to the profit of 235 million euros a year earlier. that is after the ceo unveiled the german lender's biggest overhaul since the global financial crisis. tokyo,the shares fell in having been suspended earlier wasr the nikkei said -- preparing to file for bankruptcy protection. no new developments since last month, to reports it was considering bankruptcy. it began seeking buyers in may after regulators in the and japan ordered expansions of rate halts that were already the biggest in the auto industry history. dolly and wonder has bought dick clark productions. the producer of televised events like the global -- golden globes and miss america, mark's entry into the tv industry. the latest addition to his growing entertainment enter -- empire, which includes the cinema chain amc. that is your bloomberg news class. gopro shares, plunge

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vonnie: from washington to johannes berg. first, breaking economic data in the u.s. julie hymen looks at consumer confidence. first since the election. julie: a last read was just before the election, so it is rising to 100.8 was the prior reading. it is coming in for a higher revision as well as higher than the prior months. consumer confidence of better than estimated. we saw this encompassed the election as well. coming on the heels of the gdp data that was better than estimated. we have been seeing bond yields move higher this morning. if you look at another developing story that we have been covering, johnson and johnson raised its offer for actelion. the largest biotech firm in europe. j&j raised its bid from an earlier bid to $242 a share or $26 billion. this was company rejected it as too low. actelion is higher by 6%, getting a bump up after these headlines. we will continue to monitor this developing story with what is potentially a large acquisition on the part of j&j. hitting back to the u.s. and stocks, very little change in the major averages. a couple

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[applause] >> thank you very much johann. for reasons that i will have to apologize for the rest of my life, both of them for the upcoming holidays ron bailey is an award winning science correspondent where he writes a weekly column. he was one of the original optimists out there and has a tremendous pedigree in terms of promoting ideas that johan is talking about. bailey is the author of the end of doom, environmental renewal for the 21st century and also liberation biology. from 1987 until 1990, bailey was a staff writer for a magazine covering economic, scientific and business topics. prior to joining reason in 1997, he produced several weekly national public television series including think tank and techno- politics as well as several other documentaries. he's also an editor of a number of books including global warming, earth report 2000 also eco- scan, the false office of ecological a apocalypse. ron is a member of the american society of journalists. with that, help me welcome ron bailey. [applause] progress and its e

vonnie: from washington to johannes berg. first, breaking economic data in the u.s.er confidence. first since the election. julie: a last read was just before the election, so it is rising to 100.8 was the prior reading. it is coming in for a higher revision as well as higher than the prior months. consumer confidence of better than estimated. we saw this encompassed the election as well. coming on the heels of the gdp data that was better than estim.