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home build, to me the backdrop for homebuilders is everything you want. rates are bringing people into this market. >> all right. when it comes to markets, our next guest has the hot hand. here is what he had to say about stocks following the election. >> we have a trump -- the question is where the market goes from here. we think it can go higher from here. this rally may not be over. we think that sometimes towards the end of this year or early next year we could see 2300. >> since that call the s&p 500 has rallied drawing closer to 2300. back with us, jpmorgan's marco belanovic. welcome, marco. now what? >> our price started for 2017, our price is 2400. ultimately we think it will go higher. short term, we are a bit surprised by the pace of dollar rally, the pace of rates increase. so i think some risks are building. medium term is positive, short term risks are building up. >> if i'm at home listening, i'm here, okay, if i'm a long term hold holder, it's okay, but if i want to trade the market, now is not the entry point? >> it's more risky now. for l

that's an ongoing concern, particularly against the political backdrop just mentioned.f that, in light of this political backdrop, how does that complicate matters? and you got the political chaos taking place in italy? elections on the cards for a little while. >> we don't know. simply from the point of view that they extended qe, but at a slower pace. you're looking at an economy that is really starting to look almost -- a special case within the eurozone, somewhere like much-- spain, showing better growth, dynamics. italy isn't. if you don't fix the problem, they come back to bite you. that means the ecb will still have to be there for some time just to keep that going. we have seen a lot of moves in these bond markets, give us your take. it looks like their balance sheet is going to trump the fed's by the end of next year. what is the consequence of that in the rates market for you in terms of curves? charles: i mean, in response to the first ecb move we saw quite because ofakening the move to shortened available pool of bonds meant there was more demand. but equall

the kind of backdrop america has sales been northern for.they put in -- has always been known for. >> the freedom to do that. the ability to raise your family according to your val ye d accoo your values and to keep a large portion that, that's hope. and again, when you are a liberal and have a failed liberal ideology rejected time and time again, because every time it's put into practice, it doesn't work. i can see where they are losing hope. but even during the darkest days of barack obama. i didn't lose hope. because my hope wasn't in got. the deep abiding faith in the ability if you do the right thing the right way, you are going to succeed. charles: by let you go, ultimately you did mention christmas. our foundation also, the judeo-christian work ethic and love of fellow man, we are the most generous nation ever in the history of mankind. is that essential? does that have to be parts of this comeback in this new home we see out there? >> i think that's why there is a new breath of hope that has come into americans. there is a sense as y

tim: the earnings backdrop has been decent.rating, if not at ful employment, close to full employment. and you have a president who has both houses of congress who will be able to push through some type of legislation. we still like u.s. equities on an absolute and relative basis. i think the prospects for earnings improvements going forward are even better. there will be limits to this, where the fed is pushing rates higher and financial conditions will tighten. it will end badly as all things do, but for the time being, it does look fairly rosy against the backdrop of what are still pretty easy monetary conditions. anna: what about the trade story? at the moment, you could argue that investors are taking a glass half-full attitude to what we know about trumponomics. we don't know exactly what the agenda will look like. positives, the that's to be said about investment infrastructure and productivity, but what about the dangers around trade? tim: the dangers are the more protectionist rhetoric and the threats on trade deals. s

a look at why filmmakers used the city as a backdrop for a cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you matter." all too often we tell you about grim news from milwaukee's central city. the 53206 zip code has seen a high rate of murders-- violent crime-- and drugs. but, there is something to sin fox6's myra sanchick tells you about how a hollywood feature film, shot in the city's poorest neighborhood . the reality of milwaukee violence this past year. nat the toll of a high murder rate nat conflict nat gun violence nat lights flashing lights camera action. nat and reaction nat camera set. action the harsh surrounding them makes a backdrop for a group of filmmakers head to milwaukee's poorest neighborhood to produce a movie. a musical no less. i'm from l.a. i produce and direct out there. and we wanted to use as much local milwaukee talent as usual with casts as well

julie: speaking of that, talk to us about the backdrop for vladimir putin. his public perception like going into this conference today? what is his favorability rating? tony: it's still very high. it's galactic lehigh by the standard of other world leaders. it's 80% and has been there for the last two years since he annexed crimea. he is looking forward to the next presidential election. he hasn't said if he will be a candidate yet are in the dodge to question on that today. he said he will take everything in stock for deciding steer. most russians don't see another candidate. a leader theys can believe in. he is predictable from their point of view. russia is clawing its way out of its economic whole, the longest recession this century. as the bank of russia knowledges, the economy is not going to grow more than 2% unless structural reforms are implemented. is their appetite for structural reform within russia? there is a struggle going on within government between the reformers who are on board with the bank of russia. they are trying to promote a broader

we think that backdrop is set to continue. anna: thank you so much. richard saldanha.hing the headlines coming out of tf as ukraine moves to privatize banking in ukraine. privatbank says they don't see a deposit outflow. the finance minister in the central bank governor holding a press conference to give them more details. manus: we'll keep an eye on that. equity futures indicate higher in london. bp is one stock to watch. that's it from the daybreak team this monday morning. the european open is up next. ♪ jonathan: welcome, your first rate of the equity session coming up shortly. i'm guy johnson alongside matt miller in berlin. what we watching? is trump out of his debt? the u.s. china relationship enters deepwater over a need to drown. how frosty could this relationship between beijing and washington get? are we heading for a new cold war? will gladly deliver? growth

this is part of the backdrop of the wider sense of industrial disputes in a variety of industries.ern rail, that has gone on and has been the main focus but there is the stoppage for the british airways cabin crew. and a sector of the tory party, calling for theresa may to act, calling on her to think about imposing legislation to prevent strike action ina number of legislation to prevent strike action in a number of industries. this story suggests not that they will strike, the royal mail workers, but they will not cross the picket line, so they will not cross the picket line, so they won't be able to collect the mail that the striking post office workers are stopping them from getting by having picket line. slightly different but if it happened the effect would be pretty catastrophic and a lot of people not getting their presence and cards in time. it plays into the bigger issue. a wider issue. industrial play—offs for theresa may. issue. a wider issue. industrial play-offs for theresa may. there is a quote from david mellor saying that the description of theresa may as the new m

here in chicago, they say there is no threats, it will be a somber backdrop. this market has been a real place of joy so far this season, this is the 20th anniversary of this market here in chicago. >> thank you, i want to bring in bill braten. thank you so much for coming in. this has erie resemblances. the truck that plowed into people going to see fire works. what is the first thing you do if you're the police commissioner in new york. you step up the police visible presence? >> new york is unique in terms of the sheer number of police. but in new york, we do benefit in the last several years from increasing the number of units that deal with the critical response unit. and every police car now is equipped with the extra gear. >> and the fact they're doing it does not suggest a threat, right? >> that's right. there was no verifiable threats directed gettis new york at this particular time. indeed a lot of the posture here is to put out so much security, and to encourage that if there was to be a incident it would go some place else. i'm just back from londo

the backdrop, the backdrop for this is they're fiable hacking into the political process and the electionis dnc or the d triple c interfering the elections. for some reason that's normalized by the trump's administration and you hear r hear -- my point being is that we are going to consider russia's trusted alli against trump and the most fundamental is trying to interfere tips and change the elections here in the united states. that still has to be front and center as an issue. >> this morning, our over night putin said was just a democratic talking point. we'll have to leave it there. he criticized democrats on capitol hill from russia. congressman raul, nice to see you. thank you very much. >> last minute gift ideas. we are going to switch gears for those of you who have not checked off everybody on your shopping list quite yet. >> i am sergeant vargas. i want to wish my son jaiden in brooklyn, new york, merry christmas, i love you baby. >> i want to wish my family and friends back in new jersey, merry christmas and happy holida holidays, i will see you guys soon. will your business be

against this backdrop, it is not surprising that in her christmas message, the prime minister appealedor the armed forces, she told them the government was on their side. the armed forces, she told them the government was on their sidelj the armed forces, she told them the government was on their side. i want you and all your families to know that this government is on your side. jeremy corbyn says his thoughts are with those experiencing loneliness and despair. he recently visited a homelessness charity in london and used his christmas message to repeat his promise. labour has pledged to put an end to rough sleeping in our first term of government. we would do it by doubling the number of homes available for people who are sleeping on the streets. the libdem leaderfilmed his message and called for more tolerance. the least traditional message was from the greens. they say 2016 was rubbish, 01’ greens. they say 2016 was rubbish, or words to that effect, and they hope that next year is better. there is one thing that most politicians can agree on, and that is to wish their voters a happ

. >> and against that holiday backdrop, police from new york to florida are on the hunt for a modern day leprechaun who stole a pot of gold. >> he brazenly took it off an crowded street in mid town manhattan. >> reporter: an investigation police are calling operation lucky charms. detectives say this man actually stole a pot of gold worth more than $1.5 million. >> do you think he knew it was a bucket of gold? >> i think he believed it was of value. it was in an armored truck with armed guards. >> take a look at the video. it happened in new york city's diamond district. the barrel taken out of the vehicle when one of the armed guards turned his back. >> so it's gold flakes, what would somebody do with that? >> it would be melted down, and put into cubes and sold. >> reporter: the barrel nearly 90 pounds. so heavy, the thief had to keep putting it down. police say so far, they believe the end of the rainbow for this real life leprechaun may be florida. >> the armored car company is offering a $100,000 reward for merchandise. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> brazen. coming up the

ofs against the backdrop claims that russian hacking helped trump get elected. let's take a listen.resident elect felt the mood of the nation and went with it. win,o one thought he would except for us. the democrats lost once again, and now they are looking for someone to blame. think they are just embarrassing themselves now. one has to know how to accept defeat gracefully. even when the united states with true from the defense treaty. obvious when one party with draws from a treaty and says they are going to establish a nuclear umbrella, the other party has to create its own umbrella, which i don't think is very efficient. we didn't start this, we are responding. >> we are going to aleppo, what was once a vital crossroads between the west and east. it has been largely reduced to ruins. josh has more. reporter: one of the most violent battles, the center of aleppo has been disfigured by years of war, until recently anyone walking out -- walking up this street took their own life in their hands. there were buildings on either side. life is slowly returning. president assad supporter

this is all against the backdrop of the incoming administration with a lot of prize for erdogan initially from donald trump. richard, thank you very much for that. of course anne thompson in berlin. >>> for more on these likely terror attacks and who could be behind them we bring in sean henry, former assistant director of the fbi and msnbc cyber security and counter terrorism analyst. sean, let's first talk about turkey and then berlin. these could be inspired, could not be -- it's possible they are not part of a larger organization but i assume the counter terror experts here and there are looking at all possibilities. >> talking about turkey? >> first. >> richard hit it. it's not clear at this point. is it something related to the coup or, as the attacker said, some of the things he said talking about remember aleppo. clearly there's been some divide between turkey and russia on this. russia supporting president assad. turkey supporting some of the rebels. and the russian offensive that has killed a lot of innocent civilians and created this humanitarian crisis there. it appears based

this row was going on, with the backdrop of the supreme court case, which is about the powers of theresantially david davis to officially trigger brexit, which she has said she would do by the end of march next year. theresa may as henry viii, quite an image? it is indeed, one good quote can make a story. yes, i mean, will we get the say on the final deal? jeremy corbyn says we should and indeed he has given more thoughts on an agreeable deal and what it might be to him. he is interestingly saying he seems to be comfortable with migration. he is making the case for it. he is saying that the negative impacts have been exaggerated. you could say in one sense he is positioning himself with respect to what he would like the final deal to look like. the other problem of course, as they make in the story, he is showing some fault lines in labour with other members of the party in favour of curbing immigration to protect their constituencies, they feel. so, it is interesting. they show the new strategies he will go with, including appearing on tv, and showing some fault lines in the party, so n

it uses their vibrant and bright colors and everything like the costumes and the backdrop, images. and the settings are really beautiful. so that individual, the stunning visuals with the dance movement and the elegant music. the audience can really appreciate and experience the performance in this and the beautiful form. >> it really is kind of a visual experience. when even just looking at the footage now reminds me of how visually stunning that it is. so many of the stories though are about chinese culture. chinese tales and things like that. how do westerners relate to it and how can you make them relate to it? >> well, as we know, shen yun was a revised in culture. many of us know that duller the cultural revolution in china and the 1960s. the chinese government suppressed that kind of a traditional culture. so -- and a lot of things have been lost. so shen yun wants to bring backseat the rich culture and telling stories of historical characters and what they stand for. for example, one year they had a general and then that stands for loyalty. and also there's a misallegiance

the fundamental backdrop of credit remains terrific.ds, mortgage spreads, they're getting better, not worse. we are nowhere near a recession, in our opinion. this is a call to, if you are equities, weht have turned bullish right before the election, having nothing to do with donald trump winning but the global economy getting better. that has become widely accepted. the fed has become more hawkish. a historic amount of time, you it only has happened to this degree in the 1960's. it is kind of a pause in the upside. take profit off the table and get ready to be more offensive again. guy: one of the reasons the market has done what it has done is that the financials have gotten into gear. been heavily overweight on financials for the bulk of the year. i cannot imagine why anybody would want to get short or negative on the financials as a backdrop. however, i would say that as you take a little bit off the table -- i would say that you should take a little bit off the table. tom: so you are not selling banks? tony: not a chance. tom: i hav

external backdrop will become weaker. country will be distracted, doing these changes that erdogan wants. we are not going to see reforms. how bad is it? depends on the external environment. the central bank eventually would be forced to move, but that will come at a cost politically as well. francine: thank you so much. wolfango piccoli, madhur jha, both stay. up next, a renzi return in the works. could paolo gentiloni just keep the seat warm for his former boss? ♪ francine: "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. here's nejra cehic. nejra: donald trump says he's close to naming his secretary of state, dropping hints it could be exxon mobil's ceo. a person close to the transition said rex tillerson hasn't been offered the job yet, but is likely to be picked. hong kong financial chief john son has resigned. the move signals he will become the chief executive in the first leadership contest since protests two years ago. hong kong's current chief executive, cy leung, announced last week that he wouldn't see

his comments taking on even more importance against the backdrop of this last week. the u.s.ashing out at each other over what prime minister netanyahu called a shameful ambush at the u.n. security council. the feud ignited after last week's vote condemning israeli settlement expansion in the west bank and east jerusalem. we will bring you of course secretary kerry's remarks live as soon as he begins. he could be taking to the stage any moment now. we are keeping an eye on that. as we watch this image with you, let me bring in right now global affairs correspondent elise labott, oren lieberman in jerusalem, david rhode, national security editor for reuters, and errol louis, political anchor for spectrum news and cnn political analyst, jackie kucinich from the daily beast. elise, set first, set the stage for us, the importance of today, what you expect to hear from the secretary. >> i understand this will be the culmination of the last four years of secretary of state kerry's work on the peace process. you remember he spent the better part of a year when he first took office s

those are the three things that weigh against the otherwise good backdrop of improving growth. >> onanies still buying back their own stock, but on the other hand, as we were talking about earlier, you could potentially have tens of billions of dollars in newly issued stocks from companies like snap, uber, air b&b. do you think there's demand for that much supply to come to the market? >> i think so. if you look at net issuance, it's been a negative number the last several years. corporations have had a lot of cash flow amend there has not been a lot of capital spending. one of the things that might change going forward, particularly if we get some relief on the tax front would be a better environment for capital overall. and give than asset prices are rather full, if you look at risk premiums, they're rather low, it seems that there is appetite in the market for some new issuance, which would be getting back to the way things used to be years and years ago, before we started to see a net drawdown of shares outstanding. so we're not there yet, but the environment seems to be setting

all of that against a backdrop that hans was talking about with the new tense relationship with russia. one big question is where does donald trump stand? as obama and putin face off in a high stakes chess match, donald trump tweeted his way in between them friday praise ing the russn president after he held back and decided not to expel american diplomats as expected by other top russian officials. trump wrote -- trump flattery followed a spy novel-type drama where 35 russian diplomats were ordered out of the u.s. by president obama. part of the punishment for russian hacking. >> the obama administration is expelling these diplomats because of things that the russian government did. >> reporter: at consulates in san francisco and washington, d.c., russian staffers scrambled to get out quickly. the state department also took control of sprawling compounds in maryland and long island, new york, that many neighbors had not known were russian hideaways for diplomatic families, recreation and secure meetings. >> there's always been a bit of mystery surrounding the property. >> reporter: th

with that beautiful backdrop behind you, nobody is feeling sorry for you being up this early with thereat weather. let me talk about the president-elect is not taking office now yet. he has another month or so but he tweeted last night as to the u.n. things will be different after january 20th. i wonder having followed the candidate and now the president-elect what you make of relationship with the u.n. thus far and how this will play a role in his overall doctrine, his foreign policy view as he assumes office. >> yeah. well clearly this was in connection to the united nations vote yesterday condemning the construction, the further construction of israeli settlements in the west bank and in east jerusalem. donald trump clearly suggesting that he wants things to change with the united nations when he gets into office, but as with many of donald trump's tweets, it's unclear exactly what he means, whether that will have to do with funding to united nations programs or perhaps united states participation in certain u.n. programs. but clearly there is growing bipartisan consensus that some

. >> such was the backdrop for brandon's childhood the kelman family persevered in time the kid that was not expected to walk or talk did both and so much more. >> to watch him keep developing with the never say never attitude it is inspiring. people are amazed at where he is, from where he should be and where he is now. >> sports were not a part of brandon's life as a small child. that is until his younger brother jack showed him a video on the internet. >> when curry made these unbelievable half-court shots i found video and i showed branded at -- and he looked at it and i could see his eyes glow the second he saw the video and ever since then he has tracked every single basketball game that stuff to replace. he knows every single players on the warrior's. >> cognitively we didn't even think he was able to understand and comprehend. i was blown away. >> curry became a healthy obsession and then some could be -- something even more amazing happened. the obsession gave way to emulation. >> he said i want to learn how to shoot baskets. this is a guy i couldn't get go outside to play w

since the start of the year it's been pushed into the backdrop. there are still concern about the high levels of debt and about whether or not there's still the possibility of a sharp slowdown at some point. with respect to the people's bank of china, of course therefore exchanges open in order to try to prop up the level of the currency. the threat that potentially you label china ao currency manipulator. if he does that, china has no other option but to allow it to fall at a faster pace. i was reading a great that how china manages its currency is likely to be the global economic story of 2017. we're all thinking about donald ,rump and europe at the moment but it's going to be that currency of the time. >> it certainly could be. was pushed toy the back burner but it could come up again at any point. risk, if be a big china were to be right about growth, at some point it might decide to devalue its currency manus:. let's see what donald trump actually goes to on inauguration day. we have much more to get through. we'll talk about the italian lead

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there's one should be some political backdrop to repeal and the place obamacare.ctions from personal tax rate or some border tax issue being discussed in congress coul. it's not going to be beautiful smooth sailing. david: that was tobias from citigroup. coming up at the top of the hour, it is "bloomberg markets" with vonnie quinn. e: you have been talking about conviction trades and we will stick with that theme. interestingly, european banks is one of them. he thinks as a group they may rally 50% next year. we will also keep an eye on that very important john kerry speech about israel. examining the ramifications to the president-elect has already been tweeting about that issue today. alix: coming up, we share our top takeaways from this morning. we are 20 minutes into the u.s. trading day and here's where we stand. relatively flat indices everywhere you look. the s&p down 2/10 of 1%, the dow flat, the nasdaq off from record closing levels yesterday. low volume, quite trading on the shortened trading week. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg could we'r

how does today's incident affect the domestic backdrop?ot sure it will e a direct affect on the domestic backdrop in turkey but certainly a lot of sympathy for the defenders of aleppo in turkey, and that will not change. in terms of domestic politics, it probably does not have a huge impact in turkey. it is the international politics where it could have an effect. >> what can you tell us about the security provisions for ambassadors? when they go out to something like this, what kind of security would typically be in place for them? ben: i cannot tell you anything in terms of numbers but it is very clear that the host country is considered responsible for the security of an ambassador. ,hatever provisions turkey made especially given the fact that it appears the gunman was in fact an active duty police officer in turkey, you can rush is thinking it is not adequate. in fact president putin said security have concrete for ambassadors going forward. >> when you start to think about how russia can respond to this, if they do believe it is more

los angeles serves as backdrop of the life changing life affair a song and dance journey featuring aeful actress played by apple a stone and jazz piano player with ryan gosling in the role. >> i didn't always love musicals. i used to have that problem that i think a lot of people have which so i understand it, when somebody starts singing out of where it used to be like what the hell are you doing? every cast member was affected by this idea that you could re imagine these great old movies. >> ♪ >> reporter: film begins with an amazing routine on a actual los angeles freeway. >> heading toward downtown and we shut it down for a saturday , sunday, packed it with cars. so everything you see on the screen is, practical and there is no backdrops or anything. >> reporter: this is where lead couple lay eyes on each other for very first time. everything looked to be running smoothly between stone and gosling. ryan has a small music background but he revved things up with his piano laying. he did witt a great coach and greater dedication. >> i think they wind up doing lessons once a day, for

we have another view here was the bay bridge there in the backdrop. san francisco 48.o bad in your neighborhood, but if we ship our eyes a little bit of, 31 santa rosa this morning. areas right around oakland before, livermore 34, san jose 38. low 30s for some of our inland cities, 40s around the bay in picking up on the 60s in and around half moon bay. we continue to follow this day after day with the rage strengthening now well into areas of washington. we are looking at dry conditions for today. we do see a system coming our way in time for tomorrow. it looks like it is going to miss summer bay area that this is going to move into southern california. if you going there for your holiday we can you expect the weekend with -- weekend you may start your weekend with scattered showers there. the future cast model for you, we're mostly clear for you today . as we going afternoon will see the low 60s appear. it will feel even a little bit better than yesterday. as we go into saturday we have slight possibility -- notice you did not see a whole lot going on, but the models

." >> reporter: the story timeless the do-wop soundtrack of the 1960s the backdrop for a brand-new musical. at the helm, veterans of stage and screen, jerry zax and de niro, taking his first stab at broadway directing. >> you're veterans. are you nervous? opening night? >> i feel good. i hope i'm right. listen, donald trump was el elected, we don't know anything these days. >> any clashes? we've made work. we've made it work because i think we've been very respectful of each other. >> reporter: the movie set the spotlight on new york's diversity, undertones of status and race. ? boys like him ? >> reporter: translated to stage. >> this relationship between father and son, the man he admires who's not his dad, the issues of race and interracial couples, talk about those moral dilemmas. all black, all white, you know. it's just not that way. >> so you're saying that donald trump has some redeeming -- >> again, and it's -- in essence, i am saying that possibly i give him the benefit of the doubt. you know, that's a fair thing to do. >> he's a punk. he's a dog. >> reporter: de niro had strong

. >> when this happened, the backdrop was similar to what you see right now.dark and this victim, this woman was doing something that many of us have probably done. she was unloading groceries from her car. behind her house unloading groceries when a group of young man approached her and demanded she turned over her keys. here's what happened >> in the moment i literally had the thought is this even a real gun? i don't know guns. it could b i'm not going to -- i'm not going to assume it's a toy and try to be a hero. in the moment, i really was thinking and i said it out loud, you don't have to do this. because they were closer to me than you are this guy who was saying the keys. >> reporter: the victim amazingly recalling those tense moments telling us that she looked eye to eye, made direct eye contact with the young suspects telling them you don't have to do this. she said that they were masked and the masks covered the lower half of their faces, really, thankful that she was able to make it out alive because again, one of the suspects did have a gun. now, a

there is no, you know, backdrops or anything. >> reporter: this is where lead couple lay eyes on eacher for very first time, everything looked to be running smoothly between stone and gosling. ryan has a small music background but he revved things up with his piano playing. he did it the with a great coach and even greater dedication. >> i think they wind up doing lessons once a day for like four months leading up to shooting. >> reporter: singer john legend is seen in his first acting role and plays an instrumental part in the development of the film's message, message about two dreamers and what brings them together and what could tear them apart. >> part of the appeal to me was you know ryan, emma will be a couple. you can see them, imagine them together, it it was like fred, ginger, big classic hollywood screen couple. >> reporter: couple, cast and crew that is in the a ward buzz and golden globes conversation. >> when it comes to like whether it is award buzz or whatever my hope is just that it gets people to see the movie. >>> can't wait to watch. >>> coming up next on "eyewitne

. >> you see the backdrop behind giroux, he's the new n fce of te tops card. hockey cards, digital on phones and tablespo. check it out. at today's event he was answering who does it better, usa or canada? and had this exchange with cs ds michael barkann. >> and finally beer. >> i don't drink beer. >> oarky. >> no, i'd say, canada. >> canada? >> yeah. >> no,m thinking canada labatt, molson's versus yuenglin but younow e not a beer guy. >> right. >> i love beer. >>> one high school note. archbishop wood won. congratulations to the vikings. >>> that's it for sporspo. i am danny pommells. csn. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only f

he put his lights up early, around halloween, he seen people propose with his display as a backdrop.t's how to good it is. we want to see your holiday lights on facebook or twitter, with #cbs3 holiday lights. we may show up at your house to show off here on "eyewitness news." >>> i hope you have your parka ready, maybe salt and also even a snow shovel for the pocks, several inches expected. that would come late sunday. the snow could start in the focus by late morning, saturday dry. sunday starts off dry, clouds, rain, snow mix will begin in the city and suburbs, changing to her rather, the shore should be mainly rain but it is going to be cold highs in the 30's afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. at ikea, we believe everyone should be able to afford a welcoming home for the holidays. and that nothing should get in the way of a good conversation. we believe that room for one more shouldn'

this amazing video with that incredible backdrop. mick said that featured video is an event that is a highlight in his life. >> that man right there is just giving away his daughter, holly wolf, into mattery moin. this is the father-daughter dance. as you can hear, they are dancing to "because you love me." but things are about to change up. oh, yes, father-daughter dance time. because it is a wedding. this wedding happened in ohio back in october, but it is going viral because they segue into some movie musicals, and this one, i have to say, is a first i've heard at a wedding dance. that's "time warp" from "the rocky horror picture show." this one oli is going to love. if there's one thing oli and i like, a little "hairspray." ♪ ♪ and the world keeps spinning round and round ♪ as do i. that song, "you can't stop the beat" from "hairspray." they get a little 'n sync in there. because she got married, so she's got to move out, so bye-bye, baby. ♪ nothing but a good time >> that's poison "nothing but a good time." >> looks like they ha

lou: byron, your thoughts on developments occurring in the backdrop here.st, rudy giuliani acknowledging that he had withdrawn his name to be in consideration of secretary of state or for any appointment that might have occurred with the transition team 10 days ago. that is sudden development, a shock and obviously it's programmed for naming of the secretary of state by the president-elect. >> it's a big deal. who would have during the campaign predicted this? giuliani was extremely effective surrogate for donald trump. traveled with him a lot. gave a real knockout speech at the republican convention. but appears to kind of painted himself into a corner in this whole transition process by saying that he would really only accept one job, that is secretary of state. there are four big cabinet positions. secretary of state, treasury, defense and attorney general. three of those have gone really smoothly for donald trump. there is obviously a snag in this attorney general thing and rudy giuliani, finally got himself out of it. lou: yeah, i think, in withdrawing

a backdrop of the dc city landscape. beautiful shaw, et cetera, created especially for our guests to be delivered each night. >> reporter: let's talk a walk, i love that blanket. did you hear it was designed inside the air mess factory? how fabulous is that? we're going to take you through the rest of this beautiful suite. while we're walking through, this is pretty amazing. tell me about some of the guests. i know you can't tell me who stays in this suites. tell me about some of the guests. >> what they do, who they are, who can afford this $10,000 a night luxury suite >> our guests who stay here are vip entertainsers, heads of state, members of the royal family from international country and we welcome them all at the ritz carlton and they're comfortable in this newly renewed place we have. >> come with me. what you saw in that tease before, that was actually a spectacular meat loaf, so why do they have meat loaf here inside the ritz carlton? this is alvin, the chef. tell me about the inspiration, it's donald trump's f

. >> the actual house that served as a backdrop for the show went on sale this past summer. >> finally dooped up by "full house" creator jeff franklin for about $4 million. >> a steal in san francisco. >> he repainted the front door red as the tanner family would want. >> three-bedroom property built in 1883 and restored to look like again and rented out. >> i don't like that. i think that's wrong. >> i think it's a great idea. more news after this. >> it's a classic house. eucerin has been solving dry skin problems for over 100 years. discover eucerin advanced repair. mediate relief and proven 48-hour moisture. for healthier-looking skin... ...look for eucerin, now in the red cap. ? ? happy holidays from crayola. so when do i start? um, shouldn't it be "spokes-crayon?" ?air marker spraayer!!!? chemistry, baby! so i just hold this part and spraaaaaay... i'm okay. the holidays just got more surprising. you can find these great gifts and more in the crayola aisle. aaaaaah!

thousands of holiday lights will set off the victorian transforming union street to a backdrop for santa and elves and singers and live entertainment. the union street fantasy of light is from 3 to 7 and santa will be there from 5:30 to 7 and there will be a toy collection. >>> happening in downtown redwood city. on saturday there will be a parade and entertainment and snow and santa claus and a tree lighting and a magic 3d show and the show starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> in the east bay the 40th annual annual yacht parade starts after sunset at 5:30 on saturday. this tradition features dozens of decorated boats as they cruise along the estuary. free parking is provided and public viewing can be found at jacklyn square and along the public walkway in alameda. >>> in the north bay. celebrate the holidays with a sparkling party and downtown tiburon. you can take walks through the town and enjoy the favorite shops and restaurants on saturday. the tiburon festival has horse drawn holiday rides and gingerbread house decorating and a special visit from santa and a tree-lighting cremony at 6, it is f

. >> you see the backdrop behind giroux, he's the new face of the tops card. check it out.today's event he was answering who does it better, usa or canada? and had this exchange with csn's michael barkann. >> and finally beer. >> i don't drink beer. >> okay. >> no, i'd say, canada. >> canada? >> yeah. >> i'm thinking canada lablatt, mollson's versus yuenglin gshg gsh but you're not a beer guy. >> right. >> i love beer. >>> one high school note. archbishop wood won. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >>> this is when we wished we had the remote car starters. >> oh yes. at least have the gloves on your hand and the hats covering your ears tomorrow. it's going to be a cold one in the morning. temperatures will feel like the teens again. afternoon hi

ashish: i think the backdrop is far better. unemployment is a lot lower. inflation is starting to pick up. they have done their job. they have eased into this. the u.s. economy is robust. the thing that concern them and really derailed them last year will -- was what was going on in the rest of the world. scarlet: so, are we seeing the end of the three-decade-long bull market in bonds? ashish: i don't think so. when you think about demographics, when you think about the amount of debt the rest of the world has, i think there is still going to be a place for bonds out there. into do think we are late an economic cycle, and you are starting to see growth. i'm that is the weird part having trouble getting my head around -- people are talking about fiscal stimulus, inflation, getting exciting, but how many years has his recovery been going on? , like, seven years? how much longer can they go? i know this expansion's do not die of old age, but it is not like we have not been growing. ashish: we have been hearing stories of deregulation and loosening up the econ

against that backdrop, the actual economic activity was very good.al is fleeing faster than a lot of people would have expected. that we show you some of the clues i found on the bloomberg. this chart showing transaction yuan, the highest since april 2014. let's get more perspective on the story from our bloomberg china reporter. what does the year end mean for chinese markets? >> we all know that it's a tougher time for chinese markets and then you have tax payments and this regulatory assessment for banks, and both of them tim to tighten the money market. this year it has been especially to because as you all know, the dollar has been rallying. elliott -- to theveraging, that is giving pboc a really strong incentive to push of those rates as well. betterso will it be after the countdown on saturday? what are the analysts saying? >> the first challenge chinese policymakers are going to face is the reset of this $50,000 fx conversion quota. what analysts are concerned about is that there will be a rush to sell the local currency on january 1. there i

of the euro, how do you find comfort in the ecb as a backdrop?h: it will do all it can. they will be there and supporting the economy, but how it plays out, we don't know. look at italy. they have talked about a haveendum, they said they the five-star movement. the referendum will be advisory, so what does that mean? interpretation of that? they had an opportunity to leave the euro. they did not leave. new politicians them the old politicians. talkinghave seen people about how weak the euro and pound it next year. analysts are most divided on record on euro sterling right now and how weak it gets, because it depends on who you think will feel the most pain i suppose next year. manish: that is true. story of, the brexit negotiation or any negative impact from that is going to happen after the german election, so i don't see sterling set bring -- suffering as much. i think you could see euro weakness, so that could be a story. anna: think you for joining us this morning. happy new year, when we get there. manish singh. up next, trump heads to the w

he put his lights up around halloween, he seen people propose with his display as a backdrop.t's how to good it is. we want to holiday lights on facebook or twitter, with #cbs3 holiday lights. we mayuse to show off here onhope you have y ready, maybe salt and also even a snow shovel for the pocks, several inches come late sunday. the snow could start in the focus by late morning, saturday dry. sunday starts off dry, ouill bee city and her rather, the shore should be mainly rain but it is going to be cold highs in ♪ it was a construction accident, with a piece of heavy equipment ♪ and it shot me up into the roof, and it just kept breaking me in half. broke my back, severed my spinal column oh and five ribs broken, so... my dining room was changed into a bedroom ♪ and the insurance company was givi pond lehocky helped put my life back together. ♪ . >>> late show with stephen 5:00 w with james cordon. to 7:00 >> i'm natasha >> i'm nicole brewer. good night everybody. >> announcer: the following paid presentation is proudly sponsored by samsung, delivering you innovation and techn