>> timmy, i got to like timmy back.t's not just because of that what i like about it -- i'm actually in beezer right now. what i wrote down you talked about some of the cash values and the yield. you look at all those, and i agree with you. as we start moving down, the environment gets better and better and better i think for housing. >> so you got one buyer, timmy. b.k.? >> b.k. says meh. for me sell it. the reason it's an interest trade for me. >> i we know where this one is going now. turkey, me, it's an interesting rate trade. and i'd rather trade bonds than trade houses which are just giant bonds. >> okay. >> you're safe. not because i have anything. i was just judging your screen performance. out of a 10. >> that's very good. >> appreciate that. >> and you got one buy and one sell. >> look -- >> no judgment? >> i don't think housing is going to do well in this environment or perspective rate environment. >> the only guy that said liked your blazer yesterday. >> 9.8. now that 0.2, you're working on it. >> we'll wor

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can you please keep singing to us, timmy? >> i'd rather listen to that. >> doesn't matter what the weather is. he's going to feel happy. >> absolutely. meteorologist: rain is movin we have to deal with it for the next few hours, but we're getting out of it by later this travelmpacts are a big high this morning because we have not only the rain, but also fog in place aswell. but by later this morning, eventually we are drying out, clearing out, the sun is breaking out in the afternoon and evening. hour. here's a look at what's going on overhead. we have showers that are moving in from the south, moving through providence. that will affect the cape. we also have another batch of rainfall which is making its way now out of western mass, moving into worceer county, especially northern and through much of new hampshire. we're watching that particular band. here's a look at what moved through already. you can see th the cape right now. this is the rainfall that brt in not only the moisture, but also that temperature that is into th

randy:ll right, timmy, than you very much. timm brown, every, and we can't waito hea him tonight perform. >> and like he said yo can watch the holiday lights at 7 ght here on chael 5. or if that music was just a ttleea, gout to the common and watch them. >> right. >> wait, wait. beautiful voice, too. >> i do. >> yeah. >> no, not quite. >> we have a lot to be thankful for. beautiful sgers, and it's going to be a g nht because it's going t dry o. >> ok. >> yeah. >> weather is working wh us. ase do see a god amount of rainll now, moving off the aviest of the rain.he that really brought us that nic rainfallcculn near a inch for much of theoastline, andn into western massachusetts where it was closer to two inches, so impresve, right now we're seeing th showers that are mainly moving through, as we move just south of the mass pike. that's going to bring the light rainfall. and outside of that, there is patchy drizzle, so let's take a look at what we are seeing, plymouth getting in on the light rainfall, moving through providencend

timmy brown, a country artist. showtunes from the king and i and a christmas carol. santa will be in the house to light the white spruce from nova scot and lead us in holiday tunes. the crowds are already starting to sw up. you prefer to what holiday lights from the comfort of your home, the show starts at 7:00 p.m.. i am shayna seymour for clinical and wcvb newscenter 5. -- chronicle and wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: think goodness it was not last night. harvey: much better. what a difference one night to e feel the season a little bit without it being too cold to be outside. a little bit breezy. with wind chill, colder than that. we start off december on a warm note. that is 11 above the average. what is december? by the end of the month, the average high is 38 degrees. by the end of the month, the average precipitation, almost four inches of liquid equivalent. snowfall average, nine inches. it can be all over the place in terms of well above and well below. this is how november finished. even though we have a lot of rain over the last couple of days, it was not enou

we saw the most powerful vicious bonds. .quities have now flipped more that timmy is very significantink trump economics are a very powerful one. you are moving from monetary to fiscal policy, which will release the inflation genie a little. certainly the implication will be for much better growth. that favors the cyclical companies. >> which bring's us to your favorite chart. it goes back to 2004. this is value versus growth. white line and the blue line is the 10 year yield. >> it is significant, so much in the deflationary environment. growth has been outperforming value since 2006. good quality growth, a lot of people have been buying quality growth. they are being crushed by the value trade. bank stocks, the oil stocks. in an economy that is slightly more inflationary. the pain trade, everybody is looking about the rsi. values are overvalued. the materials are overvalued. i think you are going to continue to see small selloffs to be met with large buying pressure. where this trade will continue in my opinion. is one cyclical group that falls into the growth category, and that is

. - timmy. - yes, sir, i have your lunch right here. - where's my lunch? - it's here--right here, sir. i'm just assembling it. - daddy's tum-tum needs a sam-sam. - it's coming. - yeah. sooner! lunch! lunch! lunch! - honestly, sir, it just won't-- won't be a minute. won't be a second, sir. won't be--on my way.

please don't show that timmy. i don't recommend anything like that to me again. we have ways to tell it but the teachers don't have access to that. >> or parents or administrators. they couldn't go in and override. >> exactly. so the other thing i want to agree with is that people really do trust the scores because they were mathematical. the way that i came across this algorithm is she started complaining to me about the teachers getting scored and i said can you tell me how they are being scored, like what is the algorithm and she said i asked the department of education and they told me you wouldn't understand. he said that isn't good enough. mathematics are supposed to clarify, not confuse. so that isn't something you do with math. that is recognizing math. so i keep pushing through each layer. then she finally got this white paper that wasn't readable to me and i cannot understand it so to get the source code for the algorithm i should say the reason i thought about it is "the new york post" had the information act request it had successfully got all the tea

and timmy meadows. bozos. it was really, really fun. we finished last night in atlanta. i came back just straight from there. >> jimmy: is this strictly for fun that you guy dozen this? it seems like this is like the adam sandler wants to get out of his house and have fun with his friends tour. >> yeah, we all do, it's all fun. it was like at "snl," we'd all hang out. now we all get to goof around and fly around. and we're on the road. we're on the road so long. >> jimmy: do you stay in the same hotel? >> oh, yeah, you know it. >> jimmy: you do, >> adam gets the prez suite. it's funny in a dinky town, you're at the resident inn, they go, the presidential suite. how many presidents are staying here? we have a great time. when you do a show and there's that many good guys sometimes someone doesn't do that great. >> jimmy: really? >> because just by nature of an audience, they can't laugh like crazy over and over and over. they take a guy off sometimes. if it's the same guy, there's a problem. >> well, we'd figure that out. [ laughter ] but it's like -- a couple nights ago

like if you know something difficult is coming if you know like grandma is going to talk about timmy's grades and h we can say that's off limits until january. we'll talk about it then. >> i would literally call and say do not bring up the math. we're not talking about it. >> the biggest problem i find is boundary settings and we don't do enough of it. so, between a lack of boundaries and excessive alcohol intake, sometimes the boundary gets super loose and we end up saying something we regret. just don't know where our tipping point is and we cross the line. >> someone has three glasses of wine they say how is the math? you are like i told them not to say anything about the math. >> right. >> so the alcohol is a big deal because sometimes you don't even realize that you're a little looser than you might have been. >> absolutely whether we talk about boundaries they get looser and more per miable so you have to beware. i'm not because like you said tiffany. >> it makes you jolly. >> right it gets us through and that is good enough, but if you don't know your tipping point and you head

thanks to timmy goodwin sent us this shot of his home all decorated. looking good.e's even got the basketball court decorated there. probably t for temple hopefully. take a picture of your home all decorated for the holidays. i want to come and visit. yep, it is a very kelly christmas, post your pictures of your home to facebook, twitter or instagram. use the #fox29lights contest, so i can show the pictures here on tv. and then one night each week we will hit the road this week we're going to northeast philadelphia. i'll tell you more about that coming up later on this morning, karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. it is coming up on 4:19, new reward to help solve murder camden, it has happened over the summer, offering $5,000 for information that helps to find and convict the killer of that man, 28 year old brett moss, fatally shot back in august. we have some new photos, there they are, of person of interest, and also vehicle involved, blue ford fusion, spotted near that crime scene. >> time now 4:19. louisianna man this morning is facing charges, in

that is a scary day timmy. it's full of actually criminally insane people.his building also one of the creepy ones was about the creepiest of the buildings. what was your read about this one is there were people living in it still. with many buildings you have heightened senses and that is a branch against the window into this place you would be like what's that over there. and then you would see somebody else watching constantly all throughout the time. buwhat i found interesting was that one they were all overbought walls and i had one that was a whole huge wall but there were a number of large prominent curse words so i figure because c-span is with us i will spare you all. what i can share with you is this. this was on an active campus and nobody else came into the building except for the people that were part of the prison system. i have to imagine i don't know what they wrote that makes it a little year enough knowing what it is. whether the lights are on or not i didn't just ask everybody to please go to their cells. those of my generation and younger

that passed bathhouse last night and we are appreciative of that but at the northern border state for timmy this is important as wall so are you familiar with the northern border security review act? with a sure view to the potential issue of the northern border? i know they impact national-security. what is your assessment and what is your view and what would be helpful? >> a think the act would be helpful in and into further the dialogue with the open border is a good thing. i am trying to use the right adjective we had this discussion yesterday but i am concerned the threats that are posed so what has to be narrow how we talk about that but that threat based intelligence approach we need to have to make sure we are focused on threats not just the numbers the introduction rate that we know i don't think that is a great measure if we with that output of the measure and we can focus and first and foremost, and not just dawned that activity in many to strengthen that we appreciate you do for the country. >> first of all thanks for your job that you do with an awesome responsibility isdn been

. >> timmy, you show me your regressions, i'll show you mine, but i've not seen a whole lot of correlation. >> this isn't because everybody got together and decided, hey, we're just going to make up a story about this. donald trump was elected president against all the odds, and everything he's done since is a signal about what kind of policies he's going to run. >> then you tell me what kind of tax cut donald trump will get through? will he get 15%, 20%, 25%? how much of a tax cut will he get through? >> we're raising the question, and that's good for something. >> but we're talking about, i think, what the reality is. and the reality is there's a bunch of proposals and ideas out there for which i would remind the average viewer, unlike most other president-elects, there are very few white papers behind it. there is a speech donald trump gave. there is a thread of an import tariff through three tweets. you give me the information that we can plug into a model that comes out of what we think -- where is the tea party going to be, kelly? do you know where the tea party is? >> the tea party

our special guest, cot netflix super show, unbreakable timmy schmidt.lk about the show a year ago, you've been on our wish list. the day after christmas we get you. what did they offer you, water? >> they were good to drop me off. >> would you be a naughty or nice guest? >> oh. >> i was with my mom in texas this weekend, i spent the first full week i've spent in forever because of the crazy work scheduled and showed my mom "unbre "unbreakable" and she said, i have to watch it as if it's an option not to watch on other y days. she's slowly watching. >> hi to your home. >> and hi to your mom. is she watch? christmas. >> a christmas gift. why did mom get you the bow? >> she knows what to get me. i've not been home enough but she took a wild card. >> did she say because you're a tv star you need a bow tie. she said, you're always rocking those bow ties. i said, get me whatever you want and this came in the mail. >> did you get any gifts you don't want because today is a big return day. >> i don't do a lot of shopping. someone won't give me any things becaus

suggested they should be underway duration and underweight equities relative to their index, and that timmyvaluations on the stock side 5%, 6%, 7%,ated by and potential inflation as you just asked may be a problem going forward and the fed may have to be a little more aggressive than they are suggesting. i think next week's meeting will be important an in terms of how the dots are proportion. investors have gotten used to the dots coming down every meeting, and this time perhaps with inflation potential and the trump policies, perhaps said members will not lower their dots. the dots, by the way, are 40-50 basis points higher than the market forwards at the moment, so there might be a rude shock come next week if the dots are not lowered. to watch for.hing bill gross, thank you very much. coming up, we are joined by the ceo of soda stream, why enlisting a games of thrown star has helped. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "bloomberg markets." i am scarlet fu. i am oliver rennick. 's promises paying off big time. the company has enlisted game of thrones stars to shed light on bottle pollution and advo