he's here and aurora central has go to help others like himself take a postelection deep breath. who here as hold of those ten amendments i came after that called the bill of rights. high profile and other members of the aurora community they're here in the school library which those coming to learn more about immigrant and refugee policy. that people have fears in the community. doctor mara but there was a mental health center is the organizer perko's not meant to be a political that are make any sort of political statement it's really just to support the community we have been hearing is a lot of worry so response to that. we let him wants to know a naturalized citizen. he wants what every american ones. that gentleman we spoke with also serves on the refugee and immigrant commission and aurora fox 31. colorado drivers ticketed in just a matter of hours also breaking the states rover law police and sheriff department's team up for the effort right along i 25 south today they do similar portions in the months to come. official say first responders are injured and killed every ye

they are continuing their series of postelection rallies tonight in orlando. tomorrow, and mobile, alabama, we will have live coverage of that event is low. it will get underway at four, eastern time tomorrow. the president-elect was said to attend a fundraiser in orlando, prior to tonight's rally. the president-elect is expected to spend the christmas holiday with his family in florida. that will be at the marijuana resort. the president and his family vacationtheir holiday in hawaii. the president is holding his white house, year and a news conference this afternoon. in its have that for you entirety after this rally in orlando. ♪ ♪ pres.-elect donald trump:" -- "revolution" by the beatles ♪ ♪ "sing for the moment" by aerosmith ♪ ♪ >> we are waiting the arrival of donald trump and mike pence. another in a series of postelection rallies here in orlando. expected to get started shortly. until it does, a portion of today's washington journal from earlier. >> usa today, talking about the president's record on executive orders. the morning. >> good morning. >> wh

host: the role of the house democrats postelection. if you want to ask him questions about that, what it means for policymaking -- you can post on twitter and our facebook page. let's hear from nancy pelosi just after her reelection, how she talks about going forward and mike lillis will get you to comment. , workinggo forward very closely together as the opposition which is a different role. our unity is very important. will be strategic, unifying and unwavering in our support. that is what joins us together. everything else is part of who we are. what unifies us is our values and those values -- said mike lillis, she america's working families twice. what goes on from here? unity.she is calling for they have been unified all along. they are scratching their head this month. pushing,s they're been economics did not pull very well. they support gun reform. all of these polled in the 80% to 90% percentiles. figure out why they whenosing based on this -- she is saying unity, she is stressing that they are on the same page. tim ryan belie

they missed the postelection rally. they were chased a little. only .1%.ave marked only the fourth time in 22 trading days. now it only turns out that they have: only three times. >> that is an incredible stat. let's look at government bond. >> i want to division up with the weekly stuff here. we are still excited about his record highs. sinceggest weekly gain the election, you can see they are up 6/10 of 1%. i included that there. it did finish higher on the day and higher on the week but that was the key break down there. some people had been excited about the idea that small caps would be doing better than big caps. they are less tied to the strong u.s. dollar. a very quick mention of 21st century fox down 1.5%. we mention this because the company reached a poor elementary deal. buts not a done deal per se this is something that rupert murdoch has been eyeing since 2010. >> knows look at government bonds. there was a higher yield on the 2.10% those the highest level since the election. i want to put more perspective on that. let's look at the intraday m

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full of people from different backgrounds all will read about as how they going to be treated postelection fox 31 is joining us now from aurora with more on their concern. languages ranging from spanish to swahili couple hundred folks packed the library at central high school this evening giving answers a question such as what are my rights this diverse community left knowing they are formula bertin cause of aurora home. and giving the second of life in that. he's here and aurora central has go to help others like himself who here as hold of those ten amendments i came after that called the bill of rights. high profile and other members of the aurora community they're here in the school library which now serves as a stress-free zone. those coming to learn more about immigrant and refugee policy. that people have fears in the community. doctor mara but there was a mental health center is the organizer perko's not meant to be a political that are make any sort of political statement it's really just to support the community we have been hearing is a lot of worry so this is our response to th

full of people from different backgrounds all will read about as how they going to be treated postelection fox 31 is joining us now from aurora with more on their concern. languages ranging from spanish to swahili couple hundred folks packed the library at central high school this evening giving answers a question such as what are my rights this diverse community left knowing they are formula bertin cause of aurora home. and giving the second of life in that. he's here and aurora central has go to help others like himself

president-elect trump begins his postelection victory tour today with his administration's first job saving win at carrier headquarters in indianapolis. the deal saves about 1,000 jobs the company had planned to move to mexico. pence who is indiana's outgoing governor will address workers at the plant this afternoon. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump delivered on one of his campaign promises to save manufacturing jobs that this carrier plant in indianapolis. >> someone who is not even yet president of the united states, is able to negotiate something that was a major issue in the campaign. >> reporter: "fortune" magazine is reporting the president- elect potentially called greg hayes the ceo of carrier's parent and promised more tax rate reductions that would far exceed the $65 million the company would have saved through outsourcing. >> it starts with an attitude okay of this administration, this president, this vice president-elect. okay is going to have open communications with business leaders. >> reporter: mr. trump's deal also covers headquarters and engineering staff a

. >>> later donald trump will head to des moines iowa for his 3rd postelection victory celebration.his visit comes in the midst of another twiddle battle -- twitter battle going after a union official has questions his job -- question his job claims. >> donald trump appearances have been largely fleeting but with that twitter account he keep stirring the pot his latest target chuck jones claiming that donald trump is exaggerating the jobs that were saved at carrier air condition.>>donald trump and governor. pence are taking credit for 350 jobs , research development jobs that were staying him -- here in indianapolis from the start . >> among other things donald trump responded the union should spend more time working in less time talking and lower dues. another battle, nominating scott pruitt to head the environmental protection agency . >> atty. general. print has great qualifications and a good record at the ag of oklahoma. there were a number of qualified candidates that the president- elect interviewed and he said general. pruitt . we will look forward to the confirmation hearin

now, remember what a horrid time they had postelection.had the trump win and so many people were trying to understand whether these technology companies and their valuations would be supported by the next president-elect donald trump. amazon did see a big fall but it has clung to its winning lead. we got 10-point uptick over the course of the year. so amazon was your winner in the fang. facebook, a very close second in the yellow line here coming at nine percentage points higher versus the zero. and the white line, we saw netflix remaining after a brutal gick of the year, remained subzero for most of it. then in october, along with the real height we saw in october in september, october, remember this is when the top companies in the world were dominated by technology. you saw the most valuable companies all tech focused. this helped push netflix higher along with its numbers. it was up about eight. but the lagging is google. alphabet, of course, the owner. managing trajectory really pretty lackluster. it still ended in positive territory.

postelection stock rally or the prospects of growth driving it. he says deregulation is misguided.ald trump is also being criticized by mexico's richest man. he says americans have more to worry about under donald trump than mexicans. close thes going to economy, it is bad. thee goes out of international, he has the risk to lose the international leadership of the united states. , whotte: howard schultz built the starbucks empire in the last two decades will step aside next year. he will hand the reins to his top technology veteran kevin johnson while keeping his role as executive chairman. >> i will remain executive chairman of the thing full-time on the incredible growth opportunities we have in expanding and building out our portfolio. this will be a significant part of the focus going forward. wells fargo has changed its bylaws to acquire a separate chairman and chief executive officer. years of sales of abuses. and it has spiraled into a national scandal. that is significant in an industry which has long fought off pressure from shareholders. is poised to block a chinese compa

the defining aspect of this postelection.een the selloff and the failure of diversified portfolios. the potential for higher growth, higher inflation if donald trump one. that certainly seems to be the expectation. a much further can we see these books play out? : there is some room for these traced to continue. trump wanted 4% gdp. you look at the consensus forecast, for 2017, two point 2%. 2018, 2 .2%. most people say that these -- most people are worried. i think honestly that people are finding excuses for why they don't have the traits bond. i think the bottom-line is that you cannot look at this as pure fiscal stimulus. this has to be measures to boost confidence. to free up the animal spirits. i think that this is also going to be about easing access to credits. this is no question that is going to be a very important part of the regulations. i think is about shopping the u.s. economy to do what it does best. take a risk and invest in growth. >> what with the next age of the rotation look like if there is still room to

joe: everything was up-to-date including postelection losers like the bond equivalents.erywhere. "what'd you miss?" more cabinet picks. president-elect donald trump has tapped linda mcmahon, cofounder of world wrestling entertainment for head of the small business administration. he is also going to appoint terry branstad, a longtime friend of chinese president xi jinping for ambassador to china. and the president met in 1985 during a sister state exchange. you see the photo of them, 30king young and chummy, years ago, and now they are going to be reunited again. branstad's new role is critical. for more from washington is bloomberg news white house editor alex wayne. alex, thank you for joining us. let us start with this announcement of who is going to be the ambassador to china. obviously, donald trump has antagonized china on the trail and since becoming president-elect, but now he is appointing someone who has been a friend to the country for over 30 years. here?is the move alex: it is a bit of a knowledge e branch afterliv donald trump took the call from taiwan whic

charles: the first 100 days has to match the enthusiasm and excitement we have seen postelection. i appreciate you all coming on the show tonight. i hope you'll make plans to be with us. have a great weekend. good night.. announcer: from fox business headquarters and new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing, i'm gary kaminsky. trish: and i'm trish regan. the trump rally continues to roll on, the market soaring to new highs and look at how much the major indices have gained since election day. this is one month time, staggering stuff. gary: will laugh in the face of the likely rise in the interest rates next week. capital management, good friend of the show, bob olstein, we're going to talk about stocks and investing, but we've got to start with the markets here, since election day. you've been doing this a long time, are you surprised what's happened since the election? >> not really. the market was severely undervalued, especially the stocks that are out of the top of the index because everybody's index inves

this presidential campaign that most folks were glad to see end suddenly re-erupte night at a postelection forum at the kennedy school at harvard. >> reporter: 16 months of tension boiled over thursday in a conference room at harvard's kennedy school. clinton communications director, jennifer palmieri, argued there were some stains on the trump >> that's just crap. >> reporter: trump campaign manager kellyanne conway was sitting right across from her. >> so you guys -- >> guys. >> reporter: clinton media strategist mandy grunwald had this backhanded compliment for >> reporter: trump aides, she argued, had flooded the web with fake stories about clinton. >> reporter: conway shrugged off the criticism on "cbs this morning." >> obviously some of these for donald trump to become the next president of the united states. >> reporter: this panel was meant to serve as a first draft of campaign history. apparently, history will show, scott, that both sides were still nurse something serious grievances three weeks after election day. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thanks. near new orleans today, authoriti

that first postelection news conference to detail how mr. trump will step away from his business empire is now pushed back to january. the cia is confident that russia tried to influence the election to favor mr. trump, and now a bipartisan senate group is calling for a separate congressional investigation. >> we need to get to the bottom of this in a fair, nonpartisan, nonfinger-pointing way. >> there's no doubt that russians and others have hacked and there is no doubt about that, but the question is the intention. >> reporter: recount efforts in wisconsin ended on monday with mr. trump the winner. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> president obama ordered a review of any hacking that involved the presidential campaign. he spoke with the daily show's trevor noah about it. >> just gather all the threads of the investigatan done over many months, and put it in a single document that can be shared with members of congress and related intelligence agencies and the transition team. >> you can see the full interview tonight on the daily show

. >>> donald trump departed today on a postelection victory tour with a stop in cincinnati, and protesters crashed the thank you event with the large banner that said stop trump! no deportations, and the president-elect had words for them. >> they don't know that hillary lost a couple of weeks ago. they forgot. [ cheers ] >> why did these people come? oh well! they are taking her back home to mom! it's true. ?ou know a who protested, we said did you vote? no, i didn't vote. they don't vote. they never vote. >> and as trump travels the country saying thank you to his supporters, the recount in key states begins. wisconsin started its 12-day, 3 million ballot recount, but today trump's campaign filed an objection request in wisconsin tomorrow. >>> starbucks' ceo will be stepping down to focus on a luxury chain. howard schultz will be working on the new shop, and it could changer as much as 12 bucks for a cup of coffee. >> oh my! >>> a group of high schoolers successfully recreated a drug that martell scoreli charged $650 a pill for. >> we are talking $15 to the equivalent of what sells for $

in other postelection news, an attorney for trump supporters is moving to block recount efforts in wisconsinpennsylvania, and michigan. legal motions are designed to stop jill stein's request for a ballot review. the green party says it is focused on ensuring the integrity of the voting system. but even if the recounts take unlikely toare change the result of the election. in other news, gambia's long-term leader yahya jammeh has been defeated in the election. leader adama barrow made his first comments since the victory. agency warns the islamic state militants are likely to step up attacks on european targets. it says foreign fighters will try to return to europe to deploy tactics they used in the middle east such as car bombs. it warns some syrian refugees in camps in europe may be recruited by extremists. racingn formula one driver has a tad -- announced his retirement days after winning the world temperature for the first time. in a video statement on facebook, he said the past year had been extremely tough and he was not willing to do it again. the 31-year-old clinched the title on sun

postelection and worry about the impact of rising rates. .e look for their new economies how do peopleove into mobile banking? what do these new middle-class consumers do? when you look at places like , and passport holdings from chinese nationals should increase, or you look at india, where reforms are happening, we see reasons for hope. people whoyou say to say emerging markets have been trumped? >> there is reason to be concerned. you have to be selective. the index and emerging-market --ity is about 800 stocks marketex in emergen equity is about 800 stocks. >> you must be able to stomach the volatility. >> absolutely. you have to stomach volatility in the developed markets, too. we may come out of this with people looking toward emerging markets for stability. people are looking at developed withts, what is happening brexit, looking at the u.s., fiscal policy. there is a lot more uncertainty. we watch this rising middle class, we watch reform -- reforms are important. we see opportunities that are more stable, in some ways. >> one of the biggest concerns among investors, rising ant

julie: it is interesting to see the flip of the postelection terms of thes in individual groups, in bonds the dollar as well. weakness in the dollar. could be repositioning at year end for tax purposes. we tend to see that for currencies. look, dollar weakness across the board today, at least versus the major trading partners. the dollar lower against the yen, lower against the euro, and the pound as well, strengthening versus the u.s. dollar. one of the big winners on the day, the south african rand, one of the best-performing currencies this year. the dollar falling versus the day.on the the gap narrowing month after month in that nation. at: let us take a look commodities. not a whole lot of action once again. one of the gainers, up 1.4% pure gold futures up 1.5%. -- 1.4%. old futures up 1.5%. so, keep an eye on this. fits with the rebound in treasuries, safe haven assets that have done well. all catching -- nymex crude down. yesterday, august said it could be a huge day our -- our guest said it could be a huge favor oil. anchor: up next, how president-elect donald trump's heart stance

this is what i'm looking for not from political policy are we seeing something postelection in despitehe purchase that you talked about that seems to be excitement or electricity that can help this country. plausibly and other big words like that. the founding fathers actually did many things right. the actually used words like other people, the college has spoken. it was created to circumvent all sorts of issues including the popular vote. into those who are uninformed i used to teach sixth grade spanish harlem. i don't like the electoral college. got there in force your legislators to pass laws. this is really important. december 6 december 6 i appreciate it. it's actually wonderful group of people is the largest employer in the entire area .4000 people. they had been created because of the san men while indian tribe. our rocket bruce restaurant chain is opening a newest rock and bruce at the scene men while indian casino. the opening date is devoted to our pets. constitutional evidence. you are at least guaranteed a job. we make sure we honor them. we write big checks for them. writ

. >> reporter: trump has traveled across the country having postelection rallies, several key battleground states.>> thank you to ohio. these are great people in north carolina. thank you to the great people of iowa. >> reporter: trump admitted his supporters got violent during the campaign. >> you are nasty and mean and vicious. but now your mellow. your cool. and you're not nearly as vicious or violent. >> reporter: hackers interfered with the 2016 elections. trump has called those claims ridiculous. as for president obama, he says he delivered a warning to vladimir putin on cyber hacking during the g20 summit.>> there will be serious consequences. in fact, we did not see further tampering of the election process.>> reporter: the president warned he would retaliate against russia for hacking and what intelligence officials concluded was an attempt to help trump win the presidency.>> china says it is in the process of returning an underwater drone sees from the us. the navy released two drones to conduct research in the international waters south of china. when an unmanned, unarmed milita

postelection,oria everyone is happy for who won the election.e they would do well in government, but you don't know. when i worked in the carter administration several hundred years ago, carter had a weocratic congress and thought we would get all these things through congress. it turned out the democrats in congress have their own ideas. it may turn out the republicans in congress have their own ideas as well. comes along and says i'm going to create an administration like an all-star see sweet, do you see this as a positive? a it is hard to see it as negative. there were a lot of people who were career politicians in the past administration, organizing, nothing to do with job creation or the people in charge of defense to not have military backgrounds per se. doesn't it make sense to have someone in charge of the nsa or other organization to have spent their career insecurity? >> you are talking about wwe. >> it created jobs, entertainment industry, but here is a woman who was successful in the private sector, try to run for senate, but could

in cincinnati kicked off his postelection thank you tour, saying that america is going to start winning again, a goodly -- bigley. trump: we are going to appoint a secretary of defense. but we are not announcing it until monday, so don't tell anybody. a mad dog. he's great. larry: trump plans to hold more rallies in battleground states that he won. autria: trump attempting to michigan. state officials will hear arguments from trump's attorneys. he won the state of michigan by over 10,000 votes and a recount is already underway in wisconsin. just a reminder that you can get back to those in need. larry: eileen whelan is there with details on how you can help. toys for tots wouldn't be in existence if it wasn't for the u.s. marines in we're joined by two or -- by two of them. both pyramid us to talk to us a little bit about the big event tomorrow. we are so excited to be partnering with you guys again. tell us a bit about just how many children you are going to be serving this christmas. >> we have about 50,000 children tomorrow from 10:00 to 3:00, hoping to get the name out there, the wo

individual issues going on, you have currency issues that will always be at play in the context of the postelectionment. maybe an inflationary economy might be helpful but on the other hand, you have more uncertainty which may restrain spending by advertisers. you have issues around whether or not you have to place people outside the u.s. to build your business. more or less regulation difficult to anticipate. it is a complicated mess. can show this complicated mess rather prettily on bloomberg. it is showing how the -- we're moving across to the likes of facebook. underperforming, nasdaq has been underperforming, the rest of the rivals. you cover facebook and alphabet. we going to start to see any upward trend going forward as stock coalition continues and they look for what has not caught the wind as of late. guest: it is interesting and maybe because i do not look at fang sector. maybe i do not see quite the same of flip -- uplift trends. factorsany specific seem to be more dominant. certainly through my lands. we had a number of potential the measurement issues that have been coming to light re

julie: i want to look at the different groups you mentioned postelection.are the financials in the top spot, that is something we have been watching closely. industrials as well. we have had utilities, staples, and health care lag. when you look at that action because you say you look at the various groups when you confirm the overall move. is there anything that gives you pause? the fact we do not see those three groups participated in the rally? doug: out of those three defensive groups, utilities have the best record of peaking in advance of a bull market talk -- top. that is a concern, typically you see that weakness confirmed by we can financials. we called the distribution process where the market begins to thin out and a generally call them the generals, the dow and s&p are lonely at the top and we are nowhere close to such a situation. what is going on in utilities reflects pain in the bond market. i think that will continue. warningve to be more flags are before we get concerned. at this point it is a market action argument. despite the moving fed

postelection wins run east, i am telling you -- >> joking at you and i, and where they voted, a lot ofwounds, for kelly and conway, right now just take a victory lap. these people who work for hillary clinton's campaign have no future in politics, nobody's going to hire them when you ushered in this historic loss for democrats, their careers are over. why don't you take a seat, keep it calm. >> like you guys do when you had -- at the commercial break -- >> let me say one of the people you just quoted has a good future and bright career in politics, in charge three presidential elections. >> i get it. >> very hard to get hired again when you usher in a historic loss. he is not running campaigns. he is on some network some place. >> not a good network. >> the bottom line is i think -- >> not running campaigns. >> may not be running campaigns but where they endeded up, they did not measure the way properly. he took some responsibility for it. emotions are raw. one thing i will say to kelly and conway she is a good jersey girl, i like her a lot, take a step back. i have been up and i have

the reaction in november is related that people's terms of trade issues postelection, in general risingwe look for the new economies. how do people move into mobile banking? what do these new middle-class consumers do? when you look at china, where tourism is on the rise. that chinese nationals went from 4% to 12%. over at india, where performance or happening. we see reasons for hope. >> what do you say to those that say emerging markets have been locked? there is reason to be concerned. >> there is absolutely reason to be concerned. we would say you have to be selective. one of the things people look at for em is index. they are mostly 100 stocks, state-owned enterprises, that is 25%. financials and energy those over 50%. that is a dominated index in the old economy. there are 6000 stocks in the emerging markets, not 800. many have domestic stories. those are resilient, even in the face of rising rates. >> you are also liking brazil. you have to take a longer perspective, and you must be able to stomach the volatility. volatility is a norm. >> you have to stomach volatility in the dev

>> in the euphoria postelection, everyone is happy for who won the election.ok like they would do well in government, but you don't know. when i worked in the carter administration several hundred years ago, carter had a democratic congress and we thought we would get all these things through congress. it turned out the democrats in congress have their own ideas. it may turn out the republicans in congress have their own ideas as well. >> someone comes along and says i'm going to create an administration like an all-star see sweet, do you see this as a positive? >> it is hard to see it as a negative. there were a lot of people who were career politicians in the past administration, organizing, nothing to do with job creation or the people in charge of defense to not have military backgrounds per se. doesn't it make sense to have someone in charge of the nsa or other organization to have spent their career in security? >> you are talking about wwe. >> it created jobs, entertainment industry, but here is a woman who was successful in the private sector, try to r

it's the number one issue we are hearing about postelection.is still a lot of uncertainty on the timing. the street will be looking for progress to be made. it is partially priced in at this point. oliver: i know for a while, you specialized in small-cap, but when you look at the broader market overall, what stands out --you when you think about we have heard a lot of people talk about how we may see more capex under a trump administration. what does that due to the shareholder friendly stocks, the buybacks? >> we have seen that kind of activities of done meaningfully. dividend activity is also stalling out. his money goes toward capex, it will borrow from the dividend story. at the same time, if we are reputed dollars back on, lower the tax rate, i don't think there is any guarantee it goes to capex. you could see them go back to these shareholder from the strategies as well. aarlet: last week, we had guest talking about how a lot of people are picking up on small caps because the big caps certainly suffer from the stronger dollar. stronger do

one thing that was missed in the whole postelection narrative about a new paradigm is that only a fewths ago, we were talking about permanently lowered mutual interest rate, the rate at which a central bank policy peeked through the course of the cycle. that is still coming down. we are not going back to the vulcan area in terms of inflation or vonnie: policy. dan maas. we will have to check in with you again. dan moss. we will have to check in with you again. mark: how the donald trump presidency will -- this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg and i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. decline in the pound leading to a surge in inflation. one step closer to meeting antitrust -- after.ibya five years the country is still in turmoil. inflation in the united kingdom, rose the fastest in more than two years. an increase of an annual rate of leadingnovember carrie to higher import prices. the recent deal to cut production will likely lead to higher energy costs. goldman sachs's president and ceo told that saying goodbye is hard and he is leaving the giant and a strong

the s&p 500 and the dow come to all-time highs as telecom and property stocks join the postelection rally. oil fell bill of $50 in new york, sparking a retreat and industrial metals. gold and metal rose with some investors remaining cautious. bought stock that night. i thought that was crazy. i think now the markets are running ahead of itself. run out and buy stocks today. i think it is running a little ahead of where it may be should be. >> interest rates are low enough to return inflation to its 2% goal as the economy expands. last month the bank indicated that it's official cash rate is 1.75% to remain at a rate. developments are not causing him to change that view. sincer has cut costs 2016. for th asking shareholders toe first time, support their removal. he focused on growth and new leadership after the board lost confidence in the ousted chairman. had been given a chance to quit which he rejected. italy's outlook has been cut by buddies from stable to negative. the agency says it expects the country's debt burden will increase next year to more than 133%. and only decline very slo

charles: the first 100 days has to match the enthusiasm and excitement we have seen postelection.ppreciate you all coming on the show tonight. i hope you'll make plans to be with us. have a great weekend. good night.. announcer: from fox business headquarters and new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing, i'm gary kaminsky. trish: and i'm trish regan. the trump rally continues to roll on, the market soaring to new highs and look at how much the major indices have gained since election day. this is one month time, staggering stuff. gary: will laugh in the face of the likely rise in the interest rates next week. capital management, good friend of the show, bob olstein, we're going to talk about stocks and

entrenched in pop culture couldn't meaningfully move the needle, why on earth would anyone listen to a postelectionmopey just because he cast his eyes on a poorly lit video. your gal gal lost and is still shocking that every time you employed this bluesy chicanery it's just another way to twist the ship into hillary's bloody ribs. she has lost and she's losing again because of you you are talking. i know everyone is now a historian because they have read five words from the federalist papers and listen to the soundtrack from hamilton on spotify. here's one that radnich election from washington state shouting this week pseudo-history. if only 37 republican electors change their vote donald trump will not have the 270 electoral votes he needs to be president. >> 37 pitchers can save this country. kennedy: come on, man. go ahead and flip a bunch of people and the whole thing will go to the house of representatives. guess what, there's not going to be the magical consensus to shoehorn john kasich into the white house. here big bruce isn't enough to kill king and your lack of bunch of whiny joe steins.

>> while at a postelection forum, things get ugly between top aides for trump and hillary clinton. >> i would rather lose than win the way you guys did. >> no, you wouldn't. >> and it went downhill from there. >>> road rage. a former nfl player shot and killed in an altercation near new orleans. the 54-year-old suspect stayed at the scene is in custody being

>> this recent postelection rally is getting a little tired.tanic shift from low volatility to high beta stocks from staples and utilities and those sectors to energy and financials. so i think we've seen a 10 to 15% rally in these sectors. it is tired now. look for the next few weeks, that we have this year if we paused and digest this move. liz: you're saying telecom, i've been looking saying that is a yesterday trade. you say at&t and verizon are today now trade. why? >> you don't get opportunities like this very often. in this recent high beta move these stocks have been left in the dust. they still have dividend yields twice what the 10-year treasury is, even after it moved up substantially. i think these two are bargains. if you look at reit sector. there are a lot of bargains there. blue-chips like simon property, omega health investors you can pick those up as a steal. liz: you have to really hunt. give me one thing for looking for a bargain basement buy. >> i look for a blue-chip stock. i looked when the market moves blue chip down. mo

transactions basically underway negotiated at certain price and certain financing rate and all of sudden postelectionave interest rates jumping quite a bit. >> 70 basis points is rapid rise in interest rates, that puts everybody on underwriting and renegotiation of price expectations between the seller and buyer. short term it will cause more of a slowdown. cheryl: sure. >> as i was mentioning earlier a natural slowdown of a five or six years of a big run-up in both prices and transactions. having said that the short-term challenge of justing to challenge of higher interest rates which needs to be better job growth and which is underway. cheryl: you're very bullish. i have to thank you, i have to thank you, sir, for joining us. we have got the market closing in just a few moments. got to let you go. hassan, thank you. we have six minutes to go. closing bell is coming up. probably no dow 20,000, but nasdaq, record territory there. countdown to the closing bell coming up next. medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers ab

tonight we have an in-depth look at one michigan community still grappling with a heart-breaking postelectionthat was seen around the world. middle school students shouting "build a wall" at latino students the very day after donald trump won. for the first time the targets of that cruelty are speaking out. kelly wallace reports. >> reporter: in a winter wonderland of lights and music, royal oak michigan is a community trying to heal itself. this video of seventh graders chanting "build a wall" catapulted the middle school into the national spotlight the day after donald trump won the election. best friends isabel and josie were in the lunchroom that day along with a few other hispanic students. this is the first time the girls have told their story publicly. >> all of a sudden you hear some kids chanting something and then it gets louder and then you hear what they are saying. and then they are banging their hands against the tables. >> isabel fled to the bathroom in tears, leaving a frightened josie behind. >> it was so hard. because these are my friends. and i see them just saying these aw

now might be the time to build hedges as we watch this rally going on, this trump induced rally postelection. michael is the global cheap start this at weed in an company and has not yet publicly talked about his target for 2017. he has been working on his outlook, so what do you have, michael? looking at 2017, what is your target? michael: 2350 for the end of this year and then 2600 for the end of 2018. julie: and at this year being 2017? michael: yes. julie: what is driving the outlook? because 2350 is not that much upside from now. michael: it sadly, if you look at both price targets in the broader trend of s and p rally in 2009, it is in the middle of that trend line. what is different going forward design giving the top agenda the benefit of the doubt that a lot of the positives for corporate earnings will come to play. you will certainly pick up a presumablyke with animal spirits and other factors, fiscal spending and real gdp. and then, the yield curve will frankank -- will help earnings. there's a stronger dollar, and there is a higher interest burden and then you get into the march

stock market continues to surge postelection. we're looking at it up 101 points. everybody talking about the 20,000 level. it is at just below 19,900. up half a percent. this is highs of the session right now. on pace for second straight on pace for second straight we'll keep watching it. >>> president-elect donald trump delaying a much of had anticipated news conference on what role el play in his business empire when he takes office. he was supposed to speak on thursday, mr. trump tweeting, even though i'm not mandated by law to do so i will leave my businesses by january 20th. so i can focus full time on my presidency. don and eric while manage them. no new deals will be done with my term or terms in office, either one the i will hold a press conference in the near future. cabinet picks an all other topics of interest. busy times with his trademark exclamation point, right? senior advisor kellyanne conway telling cnn they delayed the announcement because details of the business arrangement are legally complicated and they need more time. absent the list from th

charles: the first 100 days has to match the enthusiasm and excitement we have seen postelection. i appreciate you all coming on the show tonight. of course at home we appreciate you watching every night. keep in mind mind, lou dobbs, two hours of lou tonight. lou: good evening everybody. tonight is the president-elect continues his thank you tour of the states that helped him win the white house donald trumps space is growing increasingly restive as mr. trump nominates and prepares to nominate establishment figures and open borders advocates who represent the very philosophy he campaigned against for 16 months. in fact trump may be trying to fill the swamp before he drained it. moments ago be learned that mcdaniel is expected to be the president-elect's selection for chairwoman of the republican national committee. met daniel is the niece of the 2012 presidential nominee and secretary of state's shortlist are governor mitt romney. earlier we learned one of president-elect donald trump's closest most loyal and energetic surrogates will not be joining his administration to the popu

charles: the first 100 days has to match the enthusiasm and excitement we have seen postelection.ppreciate you all coming on the show tonight. of course at home we appreciate you watching every night. keep in mind mind, lou dobbs, two hours of lou tonight. lou: good evening everybody. tonight is the president-elect continues his thank you tour of the states that helped him win the white house donald trumps space is growing increasingly restive as mr. trump nominates and prepares to nominate establishment figures and open borders advocates who represent the very philosophy he campaigned against for 16 months. in fact trump may be trying to fill the swamp before he drained it. moments ago be learned that mcdaniel is expected to be the

fall delta's ceo did say -- while delta ceo said they are seeing a postelection rally in bookings andse their next quarter view or look at revenues. mark: thanks. still ahead, look at the business men in trump's cabinet. we will talk about how one businessman is valuing business of the government experience. we will hear his advice. president-elect been nominated montana governor a retired navy starshow won two bronze in combat. this is bloomberg. ♪ it doesn't look like it, but it is beginning to snow little bit. that is the beautiful beer of midtown manhattan from bloomberg world headquarters in new york and london. i am vonnie quinn. mark: she is trimming of a white christmas. i'll mark barton am mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." fingers crossed. let's get to bloomberg first news. syria, the evacuation of aleppo has begun. syrian activist said people started orting buses and ambulances for the journey out of the city, which has been under siege for months. it amounts to a rebel surrender of the strongholds, and syrian forces now control nearly all of aleppo. theresa may in b

analyst said traders may be taking profits from the postelection rally.3, the nasdaq lost six, and the s&p was off by a fraction of a point. >>> amazon has received a patent for a drone warehouse in the sky. it would resemble an old- fashioned blip drones would fly inside to pick up their packages for delivery. amazon carried out its first successful drone delivery this month in the uk. and analysts for cb insights first spotted that patent.>>> a parking problem for bay area emergency workers.>> the ambulances taking up all the secured area. >> reporter: -- >> why it is making them in their cars a target for thieves.>>> mark tamayo tracking the fireworks forecast and what to expect for new year's day. woman: college today. career tomorrow at the peralta colleges. sign up for classes today at one of our four colleges. berkeley city college, college of alameda, laney college and merritt college. classes start january 23rd. we have so many ways for you to get ahead. financial aid, thousands of classes to choose from, tutoring and so much more. college today.

later today it's postelection analysis and the internet search engine google will host the postelection review of a series of panels and remarks that will focus on what digital advertising strategies worked in the 2016 campaigns. that will be live at 3:10 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> starting in just a moment a discussion on the world oil market and its effect on the global economy. we will hear from the secretary-general of opec when this gets underway life on c-span2. we told you about some of the program a coming up later today on c-span2. outlook now at what's happening on our companion network c-span. at 11 eastern this morning newt gingrich is the featured speaker at the heritage foundation that will be focusing on the future of various public policies under the trump administration. that will start live at 11 eastern on c-span. later this afterno