it seems like with panasonic in part of the deal, it is come of like the technology working with panasonicactually manufacture the panels in buffalo, new york, and this gives tesla a broader manufacturing footprint in the united states, so they have the auto plant in fremont, california, the giga factory in nevada, and the solar facility in upstate new york. it is interesting as we are coming to a political year where donald trump is talking about manufacturing jobs where you have tesla with three fairly large many fretted -- many capturing facilities. anchor: thank you, dan a hall, joining us live. .arkets trading we are seeing the japanese stocks as well as korea selling off. the kospi down 0.7%. production, the highest and close to two years. that is reflected in the stocks today. take a look at solid gains up 1% on the asx 200 right now. betty: of course, watching toshiba shares as they come online. meanwhile, condolences, but no apology. japanese prime minister shinzo abe pays his respects at the pearl harbor memorial. this is bloomberg. ♪ anchor: a beautiful day in tokyo. breaking ne

sanyo was later acquired by panasonic. the officials say sony is to pay 30 million euros, panasonic 39 million, and sanyo 97 million. the officials said samsung sdi of south korea was also involved, but they want the company will not be subject to a fine because it revealed the existence of the cart sell. cartel. >>> charlie sheen china, new car sales in november mark the sixth consecutive month of double-digit growth on the back of government stimulus measures. that has already brought the total for this year to a new record high with one month remaining. the country's association of automakers says manufacturers sold nearly 3 million cars in the country in november. that's up 16.5% from a year earlier. sales of small cars continued to soar thanks to tax breaks and demand for sport utility vehicles remained strong among people looking for upgrades. as a result, total sales for the 11 months through november came to almost 25 million vehicles. >> translator: growth for 2016 as a whole will likely top 10%. even if sales fal

speaking of automakers, tesla and panasonic will work together to develop cells for solar panels. panasonic is expected to invest more than $250 million into a new york production facility that is owned by tesla. tesla shares rose nearly 3% to $219.53. >>> rebuilding the nation's aging roads and bridges will be part of the new strategy. not only have infrastructure stocks benefitted but so have tech stocks. we have the story on why smart infrastructure could be an area to watch. >> reporter: it's no secret that the big building and construction stocks have been rising on the back of trump's promise to rebuild aging roads and bridges, but perhaps less known are infrastructure tech companies that make things like smart power grids and intelligent water systems. they also stand to benefit if we see a big building boom in the u.s. now these stocks make up an index of so-called smart grid companies tracked, a tool that hedge funds use to analyze market data. the basket has risen 9% since trump won the election beating the broader markets and the major spider technology. daktronics has

york.y in upstate new panasonic is vessel roughly a quarter of a million in the venture.deepening ties between the two companies, a factory in ing nevada. we'll find out how a robot is helping the mobile.e to become that special report next. this is bloomberg. >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg technology. -- announced a based software firm nnounced a partnership with a mapping consortium of several germ automakers. one of several. self-driving technology rapidly grows. under the deal mobilized sensors and h uses ata analysis, it will be integrated into his navigational mapping technology. hares rose on the news, the most since august. this year bloomberg business week's ashley has crisscrossed to see how pioneers in different countries are pushing technology.of in the season finale of hello seed he travels to chile to their unique take on the incubator concept. take a look. called the idea factory. whole for those in the brevity thing. they support tech. stop by to smooze. kids get a chance to learn. build the factory to next google or facebook. it focuses on thing

tesla is getting a boost from panasonic.panies will work on a new project. , in today's quick take, we look at the challenges faced by puerto rico as a debt hold of $70 billion. have twobank will carry a lower capital. the lenders a minimum tier one ratio will be set at 9.1% down from current requirement of 10.6 percent. this outcome could help with concerns although capital strength. tesla and panasonic will start modulesolar cells and in buffalo, new york. panasonic will invest more than a quarter billion dollars. the company already has a lithium factory in nevada. is going to deploy services that will allow shortselling till boost trade to attract foreign investment. adx is the local exchange is conducting meetings and the united arab emirates. imf managing director is calling on the u.s. to clean up banks. he spoke to bloomberg television about why the major economy is not living up to their potential. reason for sluggish growth in the advanced communities and my view is week of business investment. of the across all ad

panasonic is vessel roughly a quarter of a billion dollars in the venture.rscores deepening ties between the two companies, jointing building a factory in nevada. after the break, we'll find out how a robot is helping the immobile to become a wire with thought alone. that special report from chile, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." jerusalem-based software phone mobileye announced a partnership based software firm announced a partnership with a mapping consortium of several germ an automakers. this is one of several forged a this year as self-driving technology rapidly grows. under the deal, mobileye software which uses sensors and data analysis, it will be integrated into his navigational mapping technology. shares rose on the news, the most since august. this year bloomberg business week's ashl has crisscrossed the globe to see how pioneers in different countries are pushing the limits of technology. in the season finale of "hello world" he travels to chile to see their unique take on the incubator con

panasonic agreed in october to be a partner to make cells that look like roof tiles. it may cost more to be a membership. they have signal this is year that an increase looms. late september they raised annual fees by 10% in taiwan, korea, japan, mexico and the uk. well, we are mixed so far today. we are about 55 points away from dow 20,000. we're 7 points higher at the moment and the s&p and nasdaq trading lower. live from times square, i'm jane king. back the you. >> good to see you and welcome back from the holiday. >> thank you. >>> we have an update on a story of yesterday. a good samaritan is sending a new menorah to a north beach neighborhood. the story of the missing me no yeah caught the attention of an east coast man that wanted to help and this 7-foot, 50-pound wooden menorah is being overnighted from sharon, massachusetts, to san francisco. it's a gift from engineer bogart of menorah to go. >> i thought if i can help and provide something that will turn something negative into a positive it looked like an ideal thing for me to do. >> the menorah should arr

. >>> convenient store operator lawson and panasonic have developed a electronic cash register system that bags items for customers. addresses the staff shortages at stores. the two companies tested the system. customers scanned the items they want to buy using barcode readers on theirir shopping baskets. the total charge is displayed on a panel l at the register count and itemsms are automatically placed in bags after payment. the companies plan to introduce the system in which electronic tags eliminate the need for scanning starting in february. customers can take their items directly to the register. lawson says the system will allow it to cut store staff by about 10%. it hopes to introduce the system at several dozen stores after september next year. >>> a japanese banking group is testing a system that allows users to make payment s by havig their faces scanned eliminating the need for cash or cards. the financial frup plans to test out the system for two months. the cafnearia of one of itsts group firms. thee electronics c companyny th bought the technology. a camera linked to a

it plans to acquire shares of research and development venture backed person of interest panasonic, sony and incj. >>> the benchmark nikkei closed lower as many investors notified lock in profits. here's more from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> the nikkei rose in the morning session reaching new highs for the year. gains on wall street combined with the weaker yen to help boost investor sentiment. later in the afternoon profit taking kicked in and sent a range of shares lower. let's take a look at the closing levels for wednesday, december 21. nicky closed at 19,444, the broader topics shed half a percent. manufacturers led the loss. 0 olympus fell almost 4% and any kcon -- nikon fell 0.11%. turning to currency markets the dollar pared back against the yen following the drop in stocks. it hit the 118 yen level after the boj governor said the recent decline of the japanese currency isn't a problem. overall volume was relatively low here in tokyo with few economic tradie ing cues as we d towards the year end holidays. >>> moving on to other markets in the asia-pacific region. shanghai gaine

japan's panasonic is investing in a tesla plant in buffalo, new york to make solar cells. the company says they expect production to begin next summer and about 6,500 workers will be employed. panasonic is supplying batteries for the upcoming model three car and last month acquired solar city for $2 billion. >> that is a sector of the u.s. there in western new york moving into ohio that badly need more jobs, more manufacturing jobs. that's going to be a great shot in the arm for that part of the country. >> banner deal for andrew cuomo. how much in incentives and give aways to make sure that it happens there. there is actually a little revitalization. the football team to win then everything would kind of come together. >> now they need a coach for that team. >> what do we have here? about 30 minutes left with the dow up 21 points. doesn't look like we will get to 20,000 but you never know. a leading trader will tell us what he is watching into the close as we make the run. >> coming up, will one of the hottest sectors this year run out of steam in 2017? don't miss our bul

. >>> a new device from panasonic redefines the old saying it's in the bag. it's a check out machine for convenience stores that calculates and then bags items by itself. shoppers still need to scan an item before putting it in their basket, though. the company is now demonstrating it in a store near its headquarters in japan. >>> on "cbs moneywatch" bill gates launches a clean energy fund. and phoning it into santa claus. jill wagner is here. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. crude rose 2.5% pushing energy here on wall street, stocks finished mixed. the dow with another record high, though. 15 since the election. the dow gained 39 points. the s&p lost 2 points. nasdaq was also down, losing over 32 points. >>> the federal reserve starts a two-day policy meeting today. it's expected that the fed will raise short-term interest rates for just the second time since the financial crisis. the fed has held interest rates at record lows since the great recession hoping to drive economic growth. >>> a group of 20 investors headed by bill gates is starti

they are joining forces with panasonic to create solar cell and modules in new york.r rooftops. it will make it the large hess maker of solar cells in north america. production will start next summer. it will happen in and around buffalo, new york. if you are looking for a job in the solar business, that might be a place to start. wow, two big companies getting together. >> solar still works in cold temperatures. >> yes, if you have clear skies and sunlight that will work for you. you will want the rise to rise tomorrow 7:24. patchy frost is a possibility for the morning. as we head to the afternoon forecast, we will see highs around downtown san jose in the low 60s. warmest days of week will be tomorrow and thursday for the south bay and shower chances in to the weekend. cooler temperatures and big drop next week. >> we are the envy of a lot of people back east. >> so true. >> however chilly it is. >> no rain in sight. thank you for joining us tonight. >> next news and forecast 4:30 a.m. on today in the bay. have a good night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefelle

teaming up with panasonic to make solar cells in new york state. production is set to begin in the summer and may bring 1400 jobs to the buffalo area. haslett is expanding its manufacturing business in the u.s.. elon musk is on donald trump's business advisory team. the suit alleges petitions anduded confidential data financial information related to india's biggest conglomerate. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts. angie: to she but enduring another tough day. after admitting losses to its u.s. unit could be in the billions of dollars. the company has lost a third of its value. let's bring in our bloomberg reporter. to explain this unit, we have to go back to 2006 went to sheba bought westinghouse. westinghouse is a maker of nuclear units. they were betting the nuclear market would be booming. fast-forward to today and you have the fukushima disaster and other problems that have stopped nuclear from progressing. on thea put their bets reactor being built in the united states. they are over cost and a del

other movers, panasonic will be buying out some of its units. a share swap.the share price movement, 16% roughly speaking. delistedo will be d sometime next year. it is a positive day. talk us through what is happening in the bond markets. talk ins been a lot of japan following the comments from the boj. david: there has been renewed interest. wheny, what do they do yields start going up? they want to anchor the 10 year yield at zero. ust yields go up, it becomes unsustainable. in japan, we are still pushing lower. the spread is really widening. have a look at this bloomberg chart. these two, ifeen you well, there you go. to 2010.ay back at some point, markets will not believe the boj can do it. that spread is just going to widen. it will be less practical to anchor that at zero. that is what we have seen. continue the conversation. with japan finding itself in a sweet spot, the bank of japan kept its monetary policy study as the economys about to get another boost. shery ahn joins us live from tokyo. the stimulus package passed in working its way through the

but panasonic says it is putting more than $215 million into the project.tesla is expanding its manufacturing base in the u.s.. elon musk is on president-elect donald trump's advisory team. actress carrie fisher, known for her role as princess leia, has died. she suffered a massive heart attack on a flight from london to los angeles last week. in addition to star wars, fisher appeared in films, including "the blues brothers," "when harry met sally," and "hannah and her sisters." rishaad: getting to some economic data came out of japan. this is shy of expectations by about .2%. not all bad news. >> in fact, even though it missed expectations, it was the biggest rise in five months. [indiscernible] it is the biggest rise in almost two years. some littled, but spots of green toward the end of the year in your chart. went rising int december. to expansion in the fourth quarter, which was expected. exports have rebounded sharply, one of the key things driving this output figure. strength and exports in november. -- strength in exports in november. saw the yen we

panasonic will invest more than a quarter billion dollars in the project.m-ion factory in nevada to make energy for electric cars. for the next month consumer prices in japan have fallen. the primary gauge of inflation fell .4% in november. that underscores the challenge the central bank faces getting prices to rise. labor unions in the u.s. are bracing for tough times andre trumpet administration. employees international union is planning for a 30% budget cut over the next year according to an internal memo. campaigned to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. that's your bloomberg business flash. david: time for bloomberg trends. we take a look at the top stories terminal users are reading on the bloomberg right now. mine is a fascinating and counterintuitive piece called outrage over the economy doesn't exchange surging global populism. very interesting because there's a lot of explanation of donald trump and the rise of populism across western europe as being an economic issue. they are pointing out that if you look at unemployment, it's going down. if

panasonic will invest a quarter of a billion dollars.lready building a to makeion giga factory batteries for electric cars and energy storage products for homes and utilities. consumer prices in japan have fallen for the ninth month in a row. the primary gauge of inflation fell 4/10 of 1% in november, underscoring the challenge central banks have. rochard year for disney, one took in more than $96 billion over the christmas weekend. disney has already earned more than $7 billion in global ticket sales this year, the first time it has ever happened. michael: thank you, taylor. let's bring the focus back to the fed and central banks. we are still with chuck lieberman and sharon o'halloran. chuck, any normal end of your conversation, we would be talking about the fed and what they are going to do front and center 2017. this year they take a backseat to donald trump. did they take a backseat as the year goes on now that we have priced in what they are going to do and we focus on the fed? chuck: we have been repricing the fed since the last f

panasonic will invest more than one quarter billion dollars in the project.re already jointly creating a lithium-ion gig-factory. boostabi is trying to trading volume and attract foreign investors. adx, as the local exchange is known, has been meeting with the united arab emirates. imf managing director is calling on europe to clean up its banks. he talked to bloomberg television about the reason they are not living up to their potential. region for thel advanced economies has been week business investment. that is for all advanced economies. thate: he went on to say they do not work well under heavy fines. >> time for the bloomberg quicktake's. the population of oklahoma and an economy smaller than kansas. it also has more debt. $70 billion. here's the situation. the federal oversight board that their congress created in june is moving closer to restructuring the island's debt. a resumed talks with creditors in november, warning that spending cuts are needed. when the governor elect takes office in early january, he will have considerably less power than any

all the automakers are going to be a customers, they will be our one like all the tier lg and panasonic will be our partners. they have artie been our partners and we are proud of the relationship with them. we are not setting ourselves up to compete with automakers. onesot competing with tier . we want to build the foundation so cars can be safely put together and put on the road. caroline: not long ago we saw another announcement from blackberry. it was a licensing deal. you're getting out of the hardware and letting a chinese partner bill that. how much are relationships with china under threat with the new president-elect donald trump? are you cautiously optimistic or concerned with the direction of u.s. and china relations? guest: that is a complex question. let's start with technology. i provide all the software technology. where the majority of all the security, secret sauce is an. in that sense, there is no truth in that if i build my phone in china by a chinese partner than my phone will not be more secure or be less secure, whatever the right english is. our security is paramo

this is combination of tesla and panasonic. tesla has 5 billion in new york state over the next five years and new york state putting in 750 million as well. >> not even in office yet. >> he tipped his hat to this with the carrier deal as well. >> the last one, before you get to it, really surprised me. scarlet johansson. i don't even recall what movie she did. >> maybe you are not a marvel comics fan. basically what this list has taken is the top global ticket sales for the actors combined. scarlet johansson coming in at number 1 verses co-star chris evans from captain america. she brought nearly a billion dollars in revenue. chris evans robert downey, jr. tying for number 2. marco roby and amy adams who is in movies up to 2027. >> see you back. the time is 18 minutes after the top of the hour. most popular christmas gift. >> alexa what is on the calendar today? >> you have 12 events scheduled. >> alexa can be used to solve a murder mystery. >> we will have those details ahead. >> president elect trump's cabinet is filling up

all the tier ones like lg, panasonic, samsung, they will be our partners.e are very proud of the relationship with them. we are not setting this up to compete with the automakers, to compete with tier ones. in fact, we are embracing an open standard. we want to build the foundation so cars can be put safely on the road. >> automation is something that we have been discussing, but not long ago, we saw another announcement from blackberry, a licensing deal. you are letting the chinese partner build the hardware. how much of the relationships under threat with president-elect to donald trump? are you cautiously optimistic or concerned about the direction of u.s.-china relations? >> that is a very complex question. let's start with technology. where the majority of all the security -- so there is no truth that if i build my phone in china by a chinese partner that my phone will not be more secure or less secure, whatever the right english is. our security is paramount. we control all the software and the security software associated with it. we also have an off

they are speeding to the top of the nasdaq after the elector car maker made a deal with panasonic right here in new york state. we have traders standing by right here with me, cme group, i want to bring in, come on in jonathan, good to see you, sir. >> nice to see you too. >> let's talk first about, you know, this year has been a battered wounded market for investors, but it seems to me, if you look at the stock index from november, the average america are in and they are ready? >> they are, i think investors put themselves in a litele tight position, all throughout 2016 we have been waiting for the markets to make significant moves and have the right catalyst and it seems like a lot of investors waited a long time to get back into this market. when we got closer to the election and after election, the markets start today move higher and we saw more inflows. cheryl: pulling out of bond funds which they had been sitting in for several years for safety reasons and now ready to get into the stock market. that's a bullish sentiment. >> with the data throughout the year. sentiment has upgrad

that's relatively affordable way to play that through panasonic. >> what's the other top tech pick going into 2017? >> the virtual reality, i think sony is the other one. japanese technology companies. >> number one player. >> yeah. >> a lot of kids disappointed this christmas because it's hard to get those headsets. bet it wasn't on your list. >> no. i'm more basic. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> sure. >>> now, it might be one of the most popular christmas drinks in the u.s., eggnog, that thick, goppy drink. love it or hate t one school in minnesota came up with an end of year contest involving eggnog. who can chug just over a liter of the drink the fastest. and keep it down. i guess that's what they're trying to do the event has been an annual one at the school for the last ten years. this year the high schooler jake klugg took the prize, as opposed to glugg. >> lots of girls in that shot. didn't see them running up there to chug the eggnog. >> we do other funny things. i don't know. i don't know. i guess that kind of -- it's wasteful. it's -- i don't -- >> you do eggnog in

the company striking a deal with panasonic to manufacture solar cells in buffalo, new york.roduction set to begin this summer. help creating jobs up in buffalo. elon musk now joining that committee to help donald trump. but first before we head to break, let's head over to rick santelli. what are you watching, sir? >> of course i'm watching the markets, i'm muwatching the run 20,000. what we will talk about after the break, in the financial community and global finance, there are missed opportunities in '16. maybe we should have reached 20,000 for christmas present for the globe. what a shame we didn't. tune in after the break and we'll give some suggestions of things we think could have turned out a little better. >> welcome back. let's get to the cme group. rick santelli with the santelli exchange. >> thanks, andrew. hope you had happy holidays, as every viewer out there tuning in or listener on satellite radio. you know, just relegated solely to the financial community domestically and globally, there's a lot of things i think we could have done better in 2016. you know?

. >> all those factors coming into play, i think these partnerships with panasonic is interesting in the fact this one today they are talking about being up in buffalo, new york. i think the infrastructure play is what everyone attached themselves to. cnbc has done a great job reporting today but talking about infrastructure and the different eloquent tements in ty sector going towards infrastructure and tesla and what they could mean for the grid. there is a lot of different reasons why i think the stock moved including the technicals. stocks get to 180. how many times have we said 180 seals to be the level they find support. the problem you run into unless there is another story line to push it forward, 2.25 is also -- >> it's a three-year range. >> right. >> not being rewarded to take the risk to own it or be short it and the reality is it's relative performance the s&p peaked four years ago. it's a gambling chip. >> i don't know if it's a gambling chip. i think the street is starting to understand that this is a disruptive company and it is a way to play the decarbonization of th

an agreementlr panasonic will pay the capitalap costs for manufacturing.. production will 2017. tesla says it will create 1400 1 jobs in buffalo.. >> 2016 had a theme song it might be rem the zen of thef the world as we know it.now >> new survey reveals just how t fed up we are the year thatha brought us mass shootings, deata of harambe, noxious fake newse n and election masquerading as aaa haunted house. fox news will carr reports. >> reporter:.orte >>> perhaps we started 2016 outo on the wrong foot. f pole by the associated press ana the times square alliance alliac revealing a policely 18% of people thought the country gotnt better this year.sea about a third, however, say it,y got worse and maybe that's whytw mother jones declared dumpster fire as the meme of the 2016. >> top news events since januarn included mass killings andll bombing like ambush of a ambh nightclub in orlando which now stands as the worse shooting inn united states history. >> other notable attacks takingn place in france, belgium, turkee and pakistan, 63% of the say these stories

panasonic conversation that he had given me permission to reveal, nor did i think it was appropriate. it is something where i is something where i didn't want to screw up the fox news debate and even then i had the sense he might not show if he got angrier and they did not want that. then we had the thursday debate and i would say the rest is history. >> so you asked the question [inaudible] >> was their bullying? >> in the attacks against you that question prompted not just from trump, the mr. trump's beautiful twitter account. you have really put under a lot of pressure. >> i would say there was an attempt to bullying. if you look up the definition in the dictionary, it talks about obtaining a desired effect. he did not obtain the desired effect. but it is a credit to my team at "the kelly file" that he did it because it was hard to hold the line night after night after night and not cover him too harshly because my life is being threatened and not cover him to gently because i wanted him to his out the nonsense or to please him. i would cover him without fear or favor. and it still

all of the tier 1's like panasonic and harmon will be our partners.lready been our partner and we are very proud of our relationship with them. we are not setting up to compete with the automakers. we are not setting up to compete with tier 1. we are pretty embracing, pretty open standard. we want to build the foundation where cars can safely be put together and put on the road. chen withat was john caroline hyde. onrlet: we are going to stay the mobile industry. we are looking at telecoms with bloomberg intelligence. we are going to take a look at what you cannot miss in different sectors or 2017. julie: joining us now, john butler. we all know the troubles they have had with handsets. now one focusing software. one of the things you are focusing on is apple and what it is doing in china. apple seems to be losing momentum in the country. john: apple has a lot of problems right now, and it really begins with china. i'm not sure it ends there, but it begins there. when you look back at a couple of years, i mean china was 25% of iphone sales. it is now

finally, tesla teaming up with panasonic for solar, making parts used in solar panels up in buffalo, new york. production in buffalo to begin next year. tesla shares in the premarket they are up as you can see on your screen there. closing 2419.53. donald trump said jobs in america. this manufacturing plant initial ly 1400 jobs. new york gave the company some tax breaks. sandra: hello, buffalo. dagen: his brother got fired yesterday. back to football. [laughter] dagen: he was terrible. [laughter] dagen: coming from being here in new york coaching the jets too. tesla-panasoni to produce solar panels in buffalo. going back to your point, donald trump promised jobs, jobs, jobs. this is positive news, right? >> i think whenever you're producing jobs or building somethings new and creating jobs it's always positive for the area. not much to complain about that. >> specially sector like this. innovation, tesla should be one of the highlighted companies in our country. that's something positive going into the inauguration to see another company that, you know, if you look globally, if you g

tesla is in partnership with panasonic. remember them? building solar sales in upstate new york. some good economic news for upstate new york. >> they need jobs in upstate new york. i have a computer problem, don't have details for you. the commodore 64, i will get it booted up. ashley: $256 million investments. >> do you want to put solar cells in that part of the world, in cleveland, ohio, not a lot of sunshine. >> they will work anywhere. ashley: the jobs are here, that is the thing. q the organ music. we won't put this on deathwatch. we are close. we are close, twitter down 10% since the election, not on deathwatch. why can't twitter make money. would you buy twitter shares? it is the best appetizing ever. twitter can't seem to make a buck. >> i am already -- twitter, so are my clients. i make my hit that misses here. this is one of the worst ones we had this year. i would look to pick up some more because i think there is enterprise value left in twitter. after what happened with the election it is a surprise it hasn't rally. if you go on twitter you get your news and rhetor

that's how much panasonic will invest in tesla's new production plant in buffalo, new york. make power cells for solar panels. >>> next, 80%. that's how many middle-aged british people are overweight, lazy, or drink too much. >>> hello. >> 0.2. fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, son. >> the oxford university study found people between 40 and 60 years old are too worried about their kids. >>> and 37. the boss says as long as they get projects done, it'll help with their work-life balance. sounds good, abby. >> wow. that does sound nice. thank you. >>> well, even something as secure as touch i.d. can't protect a christmas budget from a crafty little 6-year-old. the phone security system was no match for this pokemon fanatic who spent nearly $300 on pokemon toys while using her mom's thumbprint while she was taking a nap. they join us this morning. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> i see you're playing with some pokemon toys. what did you order from your mom's phone? >> can you tell her what you ordered? >> she's a little shy. >> she's shy all t