a state visit is the highest accolade the country can pay to a foreign leader. and normally it is offered after a us president has been in office for several years. and to issue the invitation in the first days of president trump's being in the white house, to happen in the next few months, felt to me when i heard it a bit premature, frankly. i didn't think it was necessary. i think it would've been fine to have suggested he come on an official visit for talks with the prime minister, perhaps tea the queen and save this absolute honour of the state visit for later. my suggestion, and it is only a suggestion, is perhaps since a date has not yet been set for the state visit that it could be put off a little bit perhaps until things calmed down and we can receive the president on a state visit in the way we would want to with the celebration of the relationship with the us and in the meantime he should

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it‘s yet another accolade for muir, who last night broke liz mccolgan‘s 25 year indoor record over 5,000mhistory was captured by one alert spectator, laura muir, wiping1li seconds off the british indoor 5000 metre record. that beat liz mccolgan‘s time, set in1992, record. that beat liz mccolgan‘s time, set in 1992, as she reflected today, it adds to the british 1500 metre record that she set last year. having a name in the record books

and partner at accolade, thank you for joining us live from washington., we continue on deep dive on health care, honing in on the innovations that are taking perception sky high. the vice chairman of samsung due to appear in court after just a few hours. we will bring you the details from our tokyo team, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: a stock we are watching, apple closed on a high note on wednesday, rising to 119, the highest since november 2015. a taiwanese company is a main assembler of apple's iphone's and has suffered as a global smartphone market went to its worst year on record. it is also the world's biggest contract manufacturer of electronics. special prosecutors have called the samsung vice chairman and for questioning is a prospect in a bribery investigation. the scandal has led to the impeachment of south korea's president. the de facto head of samsung is set to appear at 9:30 a.m. in seoul on thursday, just a couple hours from now. joining us live as peter ahlstrom. it's not been a great 2016 on a product point of view from samsung, a

it means bolt no longer holds the accolade of having won the triple—triple — as katie gornall reports measured in fractions of a second, this was an astonishing feat of longevity. commentator: the triple triple! he's done it! usain bolt‘s nine fold medals, at three different olympics, was unprecedented. now, through no fault of his own, that history has been tarnished. the reason lies with this man, nesta carter, bolt‘s team—mate in the relay at the 2008 beijing olympics. his start propelled jamaica both to gold and to a world record. but last year, carter's sample from these games was retested and today he was found guilty of doping. under the ioc rules, the whole team is now disqualified. it's an outcome that bolt has feared for some time. i asked him about it back in august in his hometown of kingston. at any point, if i lose one of my medals it'd be devastating and stressful, do you know what i mean? to know that, after all that hard work, this would happen. but i think the sport is in a really bad place now and the only place it can go right now is up. it must be hard as well bec

inning us now is a partner accolade and investment funds focused on health care and technology. in san francisco, the ceo of a start of that provides infrastructure technology for the health care industry. welcome to the show, both of you. will, in fact, the affordable care act to be fully repealed? can it be fully repealed, in your view? >> it's pretty unlikely it is fully repealed without an alternative. over 20 million people have been added to the system, many of which come from states that trump won. before affordable care act, more than 14% were insured. now less than 6%. unless there is a viable alternative, it's highly unlikely. there are many aspects of the affordable care act that will continue and flourish that health care investors have been investing in. views.e: you heard the you are at the heart of helping modernize, make more efficient the infrastructure behind health care. is this something that even if movedrepealed, would be away from the efficiency search, the drive for it in the u.s.? of the market drivers for technical innovation are not going away if the a

it means bolt no longer holds the accolade of having won the triple—triple — as katie gornall reportsntator: the triple triple!

president obama only enjoyed the ultimate british accolade in his third year of office.ent has ever been asked so speedily, but the government says the invitation to donald trump stands, dismissing criticism from a former head of the foreign office and national security adviser. the petition against the state visit is steadily gaining support and has now triggered a parliamentary debate next month. the wider doubts about the president's policy raised by the home secretary makes the government balancing act between wooing donald trump and warning him of risks all the harder. bbc news. mps have been debating the bill which gives the government the authority to start the formal process of leaving the eu. the legislation allows for the triggering of article 50 of the lisbon treaty, and it looks set to be approved in a vote tomorrow, with labour mps being ordered byjeremy corbyn to back the bill. but some labour mps say they willjoin the snp in voting against, as our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. our political correspondent, chris mason, is westminster for us.

john lewis deserves the accolades as a person of bravery.hen donald trump tweets "all talk, no action," people who know civil rights history and black americans of a certain ag age, they are turned out, thinking what is he saying? you can't say that about this guy. this guy put himself on the line and took risks. this is not a man who is all talk and no action. no way. >> bret: that is the problem with tweeting. there is no nuance. i think he is tweeting all talk, no action about the problems in inner cities but not john lewis. >> bret: even if we said it's just about what's going on in john lewis' congressional district, he suggests it's a mess. that's not the case. you know atlanta. this is a congressman who has had some success. again and again, you say tweeting is inadequate. it's the fact that even today on king's birthday, people say to me, where is donald trump? is he doing something with a black group that would at least signify some intent toward healing? the answer was well, he had martin luther king iii come visit. didn't take any

it‘s yet another accolade for muir, who last night broke liz mccolgan‘s 25—year indoor record over 5,000mptured by a speculator. she wiped 14 seconds off the british indoor 5,000m record. that beat liz mccolgan‘s time set in 1992 and as she reflected today, adds to the british 1500 m she set last year. to be in the record books is very special. especially the names i‘m getting them off now, dame kelly holmes and liz mccolgan. i‘m honoured to be alongside where they were. i hope i can get a few more. an element of doubt had emerged about whether the time muir ran here last night would qualify as an official record. liz mccolgan congratulated her fellow scot but did questiony whether the official criteria had been met by the race, in terms of doping controls at the event and also the fact the other athletes in the race only ran 3,000 m but british athletics told bbc scotla nd m but british athletics told bbc scotland that subject to the northerlial checks they expected the time to be he confirmed. it with that in the bag, the focus is very much on turning records and times into major medals

i truly could spend all evening listing the national accolades that come our way. i know you want me to do that but let me knows bottom line facts. last year utah had one of the fastest-growing technology sectors in all of america and utah businesses added 43,000 jobs to our economy. [applause] >> thanks to the collective efforts of lawmakers and officials gathered here tonight and primary thanks to the hard work and cooperation of the people of utah, i can say emphatically that the state of our state is truly exceptional. [applause] >> we haven't come this far to only go this far. there are several important summits for us to climb over the next four years. before we talk about those peaks and two of the deep shadowy valleys in the state's current landscape, drug addiction and homelessness. i believe those closest to such issues will have the most, i am encouraged to see local elected officials and law enforcement and local charities working together to alleviate those seeking treatment and those needing shelter but i recognize the state has a role in addressing t

he is still putting accolades on russia, a white country. i don't understand why he's doing that. then he asked the u.k. to come in. there was nopeople do over. affect andlph nader he would be president and we would see a country like social reconstruction. all his talk about 3 million voters -- this is all a setup for voter suppression. having some kind of id like a poll tax where people will pay. --s not even interested in should be people looking at this because they will be affected as well. i am a disabled person. overturned and there will be some kind of thing for them to practice that will totally cause the deaths of many people who are disabled. it is unconscionable that americans can't see through this. this is not the twilight zone. -- he trump is intent might even be on the other side. the people he's putting in office, do they look like anybody that you know that is representative of america? he had to dig deep to get ben carson. ,e is attacking the press acting like a third world dictator. he's doing exactly what he said he was going to do. in the last four months, i'

and what is coming for john wall and the accolade that the point guard added to his resume when we comeback. oh, how was the open house? so good! did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit. my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. whole family nts to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. erin: so far 2017 has been good to the capitals and the maple leafs. the two hot teams meet tonight at the verizon center. washington is seeking the third straight win as the caps hope to climb from fourth in the the metropolitan division, while toronto is on a five-game winning streak. earlier, robert burto

it‘s yet another accolade for muir, who last night broke liz mccolgan‘s 25 year indoor record over 5,000mo television cameras to record the occasion, but this piece of history was captured by one alert spectator, laura muir, wiping1li seconds off the british indoor 5000 metre record. that beat liz mccolgan‘s time, set in1992, record. that beat liz mccolgan‘s time, set in 1992, as she reflected today, it adds to the british 1500 metre record that she set last year. having a name in the record books is very special, dame kelly holmes, liz mccolgan... big very special, dame kelly holmes, liz mccolgan. .. big names. very special, dame kelly holmes, liz mccolgan... big names. iam really honoured to be alongside where they were. i hope that i can get in a few more. an element of doubt had emerged about whether the time ran here last night would qualify as an official record, liz mccolgan congratulated her fellow scot, official record, liz mccolgan congratulated herfellow scot, but did query whether the official criteria had been met by the race, in terms of doping controls at the event and also

i truly could spend all evening simply listing the national accolades that have come our way -- and i know you wish i would. let me simply note these meaningful, bottom-line facts. last year, utah had one of the fastest growing technology sectors in the nation, and utah businesses added more than 43,000 jobs to our economy. [applause] thanks to the collective efforts of the lawmakers and officials gathered here tonight, and primarily thanks to the hard work and cooperation of the people of utah, i can say emphatically that the state of our state is truly exceptional. but we haven't come this far to only go this far. there are several important summits for us to climb together over the next four years. but before we talk about those peaks, let me say a few words about two of the very deep and shadowy valleys in our state's current landscape. drug addiction and homelessness. i firmly believe that those closest to such issues will typically have the most informed answers. and i have been encouraged to see our local elected officials, our local law enforcement agencies, and our local char

ofan and who should receive this accolade of an invitation from queen elizabeth, queen of the unitedgham palace. it is not something that buckingham palace decides. that is a most important thing to say. it is an invitation from the queen on the recommendation of the british government. i think there will have been some dismay at buckingham palace that earlier today downing street were saying that the prime minister was delivering an invitation from the queen, leaving out the words on the recommendation of the government. this is an invitation to them by the foreign office and downing street —— driven by the foreign office. what do you think are the driving forces behind this. clearly, there are big initiatives involve, with the new president and brexit, how are you picking that up? what boris johnson the foreign secretary has been telling the commons, and he is still on his feet now, that this plan is united kingdom wants to keep freight close to the president of the united states, whoever that turned out to be last november. this will be the driving force in the political environme

an accolade that nonetheless rest firmly behind his legacy as husband, grandfather and father.y think joe biden for his lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [applause] have wasn't as voicemail i met isis ko's and this was joe, -- vice president joe biden: you are fired. >> my chief of staff, staff, i o inkling, i was coming up to michelle for you joe. i and a couple of senior staff were toasting one another. we wanted to say what an incredible journey it has been. you got right the leaning on joe, i have also living on do you a lot of people in this room, i go around the room and i see great friends like ted kaufman who has been in so much wisdom. startled, i keep seeing here that don't expect meta-president. how are you mr. president? at my new boss over there. i get a lot of credit i don't deserve. to state the obvious. i always has someone to leon. from back in that time. ted does this. i leaned on my son. i continue to lean on hunter continues to in a bizarre way resume. i leaned on them. president, you observed early on when it are one of my boys

he's a special kid and to see somebody who deserves all the recognition now i hope and the accoladeshat is receiving it's been wonderful for me to see. >> it was right here on this very field are matt ryan began his path to greatness but if you think he put up gaudy numbers here you would be very wrong. >> i kid with him i saved your arm buddy. didn't throw the ball that much. that's why you're able to throw as well as you do now. he was proficient. he was as good an option quarterback as i've coached. >> a couple flashes that of yesterday. >> there's a moment where he's going to school end pimps the ball forward on the first touchdown. option pitch. runs for a touchdown. learning how run the ball. i take no credit nor. >> but he'll take credit for being ryan's number one fan. in east falls jaime apody channel6 "action news." >> to basketball joel embiid has been named the nba's eastern conference player of the week. he averaged 22 points per game. sixers went three and o with embiid in the lineup. embiid hm interesting footwear at practice this afternoon. he won't need sneakers any

it means bolt no longer holds the accolade of having won the "triple—triple" as katie gornall reportsions of a second, this was an astonishing feat of longevity. commentator: the triple triple! he's done it. usain bolt‘s nine fold medals, at three different olympics, was unprecedented. now, through no fault of his own, that history has been tarnished. the reason lies with this man, nesta carter, bolt‘s team—mate in the relay at the 2008 beijing olympics. his start propelled jamaica both to gold and to a world record. but last year, carter's sample from these games was retested and today he was found guilty of doping. under the ioc rules, the whole team is now disqualified. it's an outcome that bolt has feared for some time. i asked him about it back in august in his hometown of kingston. at any point, if i lose one of my medals it'd be devastating and stressful, do you know what i mean? to know that, after all that hard work, this would happen. but i think the sport is in a really bad place now and the only place it can go right now is up. it must be hard as well because the triple tr

son of scranton has become one of the rest most cons shall vice presidents in american history, an accolade that rests firmly behind his legacy as husband, father, and grandfather. a grateful nation thanks vice president joseph r. biden, jr. for this lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [applause] [applause] thank you. >> please, please. thank you. thank you. [cheering] >> please. thank you. for shedding your fire. [laughter] >> my chief of staff, i had no inkling. i thought we were coming over to have a couple junior staff to toast one another, and say what a incredible journey it's been. mr. president, you got it right, the part about my leaning on joe. i've also leaned on you. a lot of people in this room. i look around the room and i see great friends like ted kaufman, so much wisdom. mel monzac. i look around here and i'm startled. i see people i don't expect. mr. president, look at my new boss over there. put you know, i get a lot of credit i don't deserve, to state the obvious. and because i've always had somebody to lean on. from back at that time in 1972 w

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to see somebody who deserves all of the recognition now, i hope, and the accolades he's receiving is wonderful for me to see. >> still ahead here in sports villanova at the top. we hear from the cats about >> villanova is number one. the cats have retained their basketball poll. 19-1 cats marque night. being the est in theirponents. that in helped nova. >> it's forced have a concentratio if you could yourself. every time we play somebody, they are at another level. i think our guys are used to that now. they prepare knowing that's coming. everyday people are at their best. it pushes you to be your best. if you don't, you will be ex >> that's sports. >> thanks ducis. a new center restaurant is an the rooster soup company give all profits to charity. the idea is that anyone can do a good job out. provide service to the hungry it is open 8:00 to 8:00. jimmy" next followed by "nightline." music from andrew mcmahan in the on news" continues for the entire "action news" team i'm jgoodnight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pe

an accolade that rests behind his legacy as husband, father and grandfather. a grateful nation thinks joseph r biden junior for his lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you. please, please, thank you. [applause] thank you. rashad he, you're fired. [laughter] [laughter] to the press, he is my chief of staff. i had no inkling. i thought we were coming over with michelle and you jill, for barack and i and a couple senior staff to toast one another and say what an incredible journey it's been. mr. president, you got right the part about my leaning on jill, but i've also leaned on you and a lot of people on this room. i look around the room and i see great friends like ted kaufman who has given so much wisdom. i look around here and i am startled. i keep seeing people i don't expect. mr. president, i look at my new boss over there. you know, i get a lot of credit i don't deserve, to state the obvious. i've always had somebody to lean on. from the time in 1972 when an accident happened. i mean this

and wilmington has become one of the most consequential vice presidents in american history, an accolade that none the less rests firmly behind his legacy as husband, father, and grandfather. a grateful nation thanks vice president joseph r. biden jr. for his lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [applause] vp biden: thank you. please, please. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] vp biden: please. thank you. ricchetti, you're fired. [laughter] vp biden: for the press, ricchetti's my chief of staff. i had -- i had no inkling -- i thought we were coming over, michelle, to -- for you, jill, and barack and i to -- and a couple of the senior staff to -- to toast one another. and say what a -- what incredible journey it's been. mr. president, you got right the part about my leaning on jill. but i have also leaned on you and a lot of people in this room. i look around the room and i see great friends like -- like ted coffman, who has been -- has so much wisdom. guys like mel monzack. i mean, i look around here and i'm startled -- i keep seeing people i don't expe

president obama only enjoyed the ultimate british accolade in his third year of office.s ever been asked so speedily but the government says the imitation to donald trump stands, dismissing criticism from a former head of the foreign office and national security adviser. the petition against the state visit is steadily gaining support and has now triggered a parliamentary debate next month. the wider doubts about the president's was raised by the home secretary makes the government balancing act between blowing donald trump and warning him of risks all the harder. in a moment, we'll talk tojon sopel in washington, but first our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, in brussels. let's start on those remarks by donald tusk. they were remarkably forthright. what is your reading of them? this is extraordinary. 11 days into the presidency and the administration is being listed alongside these threats. what you have to understand is eu leaders feel threats and anti—eu forces crowding around. they see russia, they seek instability fuelling refugee flows, terrorism, brexit o

it means bolt no longer holds the accolade of having won the triple—triple — as katie gornall reportsongevity. commentator: the triple triple! he's done it. usain bolt‘s nine gold medals at three different olympics was unprecedented. now, through no fault of his own, that history has been tarnished. the reason lies with this man, nesta carter. bolt‘s team—mate in the relay at the 2008 beijing olympics. his start propelled jamaica both to gold and to a world record. but last year ca rter‘s sample from these games was retested and today he was found guilty of doping. under the ioc rules the whole team is now disqualified. it is an outcome that bolt has feared for some time. i asked him about it back in august in his hometown of kingston. at any point i lose one of my gold medals it would be devastating. after all this hard work, that this would happen. but i think the sport is in a really bad place right now and the only place it can go is up. it must be hard, as well, because the triple triple is such an achievement. it's very special. but we will see. fingers crossed. sadly, while usa

obviously you are not coming here just to collect accolades although we would be glad to do that. that would be fine but i really do think we should explore, look you have been on a mighty race here this last year to try to get the very large complicated trade agreement in place during the remaining days of the administration so you actually have all next week. why don't you help us reflect on tpp and where are we? and a lot of sense as it was the great castle take of the election but i'm hearing little echoes suggesting it's a possibility. >> first of all john thanks very much for having me. i just want to thank csis, my goodness scott miller and the work you have all done place information about trade out in the public so thank you for all that. i think you are right. the president convened all of the tpp leaders in november after the election in peru on the margin of the impact meeting. the other countries are very much, remain very much committed to moving forward with tpp and we are having active discussions about doing it with or without the united states. obviously they'd l

the state visit is the highest accolade the country can pay to a foreign leader.y, it's offered after a us president has beenin offered after a us president has been in office for several years. and to issue the invetation in the first days of president trump being in the white house to happen in the next fewp months felt to me a bit premature, frankly. president obama much more popular in britain, was in his third year of office when he was given a state visit in 2011. he'd been before on politically—focussed official visits but the pomp and pageantry of a state visit which delivers the coveted imagery. today, cabinet ministers were staying silent on the controversy. number ten are now stressing it's months away. prominent pro—brexit mps are behind the invitation. this is an important state visit in the national interests. it represents the recognition in this country of united states in relation to the whole of our foreign policy, united states in relation to the whole of ourforeign policy, our alliances through two world wars and the whole of the brexit questio

his performances won him accolades at home and abroad.ion to the british film industry in 200a. a few weeks ago, he took to twitter to reflect on his life and career, saying he had no regrets, and that he has done well and is proud of it. a sentiment shared by fellow actors and figures from around the world who have been paying their respects, and remembering a giant of the internationalfilm industry. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast. good evening. a fairly cold and frosty conditions we have seen other recent days will be replaced by much milderair recent days will be replaced by much milder air but also cloudy conditions. overnight period, lots of cloud across the southern half of the country, bringing outbreaks are patchy rain. further north, a drier story across scotland and northern ireland but some mist and fog forming. most of us frost free to start at the weekend but it is a murky, gloomy sort of saturday. there will be some brighter spells breaking through the cloud, particularly through parts of northern engl

you won numerous accolades, awards, including oscar for best actor for your portrayal as idi amin, the in the last king of scotland. is that a film you're proud of? yes, i gained a lot from that film as an artist and as a person. er, i had to do so much research to try to understand this particular character. i had never been to the african continent up until that point. that was an opening for me. and i had been charged with the notion that i was from there, so i needed to understand what it felt like in some ways to actually be african, not african—american, you know? and that was a challenge. the challenge of understanding the historical relevance of what was going on with him during that time and all the countries in that region, you know, and the attacks that were going on, the colonialism. all these things were opportunities for me to continue to grow. i had to learn a new language. i was working on swahili, so i could actually speak in the film in that language and be able to improvise a little bit in the language. i had to learn musical instruments because that was one of his t

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you for all the accolades. >> any questions by members of the board? any public comment? seeing none we will move to item 5. >> item 5, discussion item. hss financial reporting. pamela leaven. >> director leaven, we are trying to gallop through as you know. >> pamly leaven chief financial auftser. i report on the revenues for expenditures for the trust fund and general fund as of 11-30-16. we have in the trust as of june 30, 2016 the net position was 68.6 million and project 68.9 million. the 11.7 million is subsidized the rates for city plan and favorable claim experience for blue shield which increased by 8.5 percent over the same period in fy 2015/16 and that is partially off set by rate increases we had first 16 to recover the 14 deficit and the rates for 2017 to recover the 2015 deficit. we also had better claims experience in the self insured dental plan. in the report we show a balance of 58,000 for the healthcare sustainability fund. i show the transfer of $150 thousand from performance guarantee received prior to the had current fis

has tremendous amount of respect for men and women who toil to help our country without get the accoladesation, repealing obamacare, transportation, there's a lot of issues that have been forefront to him that's he going to focus on. he talked about trade and getting out tpp and renegotiating nafta. >> that's over the course of the 100 days. >> -- like what. >> you're going to see lobby ban put many place people serve in the trump administration by instituting a five-year ban for foreign government. that's a positive step forward and send a true signal that this administration is about putting the america first. >> will we have executive order with regard to immigration? >> what the president-elect doing with his team is trying to figure out how to sequence the team. on keeping america safe in terms of i tacking isis, making sure we have protection we need and creating new job. he sitting down with the team to figure out what the sequence is to get that done. we don't want people to lose sight of the accomplishments that he has for the first couple of days. >> we heard him say he wanted t

>> an american accolade best toyed by the 93 members of the hollywood press association recognizing excellenand foreign. >> what's going to happen this sunday, so this is what we do every year,ev film kit lick tell us who should win certain categories, who will win. let's start with kevin. best motion picture drama here we, are the lion, manchester by the sea, moonlight, ha will ? >> reporter: first of all good morning to you, mike, happy new year to youll win this cate, definately moonlight in my opinion, that's one of year, it has six goal end globe incredible movies directed by barry jenkins, i also think this should win, as is masterfu, important film, beautiful move that i i think everybody should film. >> who should win best director, who should win and who win? >> reporter: i think best director will go to damian madea movie called la will lands, one of the most impressive whip last, this guy, 31 years old, making films i feel like film makers wouldn't be making until way later this their career. i. >> this lala land one of the best and strongest films in a long time. >> best motion p

>> it was just the rush of the event and the accolades you'd receive, not from the public but your peersross the globe. >> i miss those trains. others, not so much. i get it. it went on and on until it seemed there wasn't an unmarked, unscrawled bit of wall in new york. but for a while it was a golden time. >> the whole point of being here was what the bronx was about. not just the music and the scene and coming up, we had the parties with the vikes of van and kirk and everyone of that era. it's watching trains. it's what we called benching. >> you were watching each other's work go by. >> absolutely. >> art lovers. this was his museum, where he and his fellow artists would meet, exchange ideas, and admire each other's work. it is jarring to learn all those years later that it was really all about this. about a few seconds, as their pieces rode by to be evaluated by peers. there for a moment then gone. like, well, all of their work from that time, long-since removed or painted over. >> ultimately, the legacy. here's our legacy. you know, we don't have a movement anymore. the movement has

a high accolade, on top of his already impressive international career.te stripes, paloma faith and radiohead's thom yorke. he's also choreographed films including fantastic beasts, the latest tarzan and harry potter. our special correspondent, katie razzall, has been hearing from wayne mcgregor. according to him, there is a dancer in us all. what's amazing about dance is it's connected to everybody because everybody has a body. as likely to work with radiohead as the royal ballet, at his best wayne mcgregor‘s choreography fuses dance, philosophy, science and art. lovely. wow! that's lovely. not bad for a boy from stockport who found early inspiration from disco. what was it aboutjohn travolta that got you into this whole thing? i think it was just his passion for dancing. hejust kind of came alive on the dance floor. and you see this physical kind of vitality. it's just amazing when you see somebody kind of live out their passion. so i started ballroom dancing lessons, disco lessons then in the 70s. and just went on from there. do you think anyone can da

host: obviously, you are not coming here just to collect accolades. although, will you would be happy to do that all morning. i really do think we should explore. you have been on aon a mig mighty race here these last years to try to get the very large, gated trade agreement in the place during the remaining days of on administration. you have all next week.ex why don't you help us reflect on tpp and where are? in one sense it was the great casualty of an election, but i'mm hearing echoes suggesting it still may be a possibility. guest: first of all, john, thank you for having me and i just want to think csi s, scott miller, the work you have all done to put information about trade out there and public trade business products. terrific. thank you for all of that. i think you are correct. the president convened all of the tpp leadersp in november after thelead election in peru, on the margin of the aipacn meeting. interesting thing about that meeting is the other countries are very much-- remain very muchh committed to moving forward with tpp. we are h

the accolades bestowed on the was a prevention of a massive humanitarian catastrophe should secure a position on the list must take privacy. the moral authority of the occupation with the destroyed without them fixing disease and famine. the whole program would've been undermined. in terms of significant failures under the occupation, without a doubt, not having emperor moreito having take possibilities at the top of the list. the distorted the matter in which the japanese came to understand their history. it continues to generate classes with japan's asian neighbors who believe they have never manifested remorse for wartime activities. there were two methods to dealing with hirohito's more responsibility. the first was war trials, the second was at the occasion. abdication.d was as a historian, my judgment has been tempered my understanding of the humanitarian crises that the occupation phase at the beginning. regardless of macarthur's motives, and i do not think they were stand scrutiny, any reasonable occupation commander could and should have held his hand against your heat up an

. >> it was rough, that is yes wanted to give her those accolade.ed to eva menendez. >> she's gorgeous. >> that is a hot couple. >> ryan reynolds and blake lively. >> doesn't it make you upset when two good looking people. share the wealth. can you believe they can start having. >> i agree with you. >> let's start a campaign. >> what are you going to call it. >> i got the to be careful. >> yes. >> a lid for every pot. >> a lid for every pot. >> ohio. >> well, come on, let's give unattract people some really hot people. >> i didn't say unattractive i just said average looking. >> yes. >> okay. >> average joe. >> average joe. >> yes. >> i like that. >> give jane a chance, give joe a chance. >> yeah. >> let's go find some ugly people today. >> stop it. >> i don't want people mad at me. that is not what i said. i don't like that. >> some people are more attractive then others. >> not everybody looks like ryan gosling or eva menendez. >> that that is true. >> check out this moment as ryan gosling was accepting the award, look at the left side of your scr

accolades from tom brokaw. the book is out tomorrow. "three days in january."see him here on "the five" ." >> he didn't use my thing on the back? i said it was pretty good. i actually read the book. not like these people. kimberly is wearing something. >> this is not easy to balance this perfectly. also it's quite heavy. it's time for... kimberly's royal news. gave it away. i want to wish a very special happy birthday to the duchess. kate middleton is 35 years old. >> she can't hear you, kimberly. >> she celebrated privately with her kids, prince george and princess charlotte. books very nice. she's really sweet. you should give the royals a chance, greg. >> they don't need a chance. >> she attends her first public engagements of the new year on wednesday. this also was my secret santa present from juan williams. there you go. isn't that sweet? i can also balance a beer bottle and a beer. >> will do that tomorrow. >> i think we coined this term, a period of low wage growth, subpar gdp and americans who have left the workforce, we have call that obama onomics. >

an accolade that rests firmly behind his legacy as husband, father and grandfather. a grateful nation thanks vice president joseph r. biden jr. for his lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [ applause ] >> an emotional moment for the vice president there at the white house. as we mentioned, this was all a surprise, just bestowed the presidential medal of freedom. once again, joe biden being honored for his service to the country as vice president of the united states. noted for overcoming great personal tragedy which included the loss of his son, beau to cancer. live once again from the white house. >>> we're turning to a developing story, another chapter in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. today, the justice department inspector general announced he's reviewing how both the fbi and the justice department handled parts of the clinton e-mail investigation. one of the things he will look at is whether the fbi director james comey followed departmental policies. he'll also be diving into allegations that justice department and fbi emplo

how this relationship is working out and after that time of achievement and negotiation, the final accolade will be awarded to the president. into thisong rush embrace is a sign of theresa may's inexperience and her embarrassmenthe she is suffering is well-deserved. the damage to the reputation of this country as a whole most certainly is not. words from the former first minister of scotland and u.k. lawmaker who will be presenting the scottish national party's position when we have the vote in the house of commons here in london tomorrow. that debate is going to go on until about midnight u.k. time here in london. lots of amendments, about 130 to be debated on this brexit bill. mark: thank you for joining us. he won't be supporting donald trump's state visit to the u.k. later this year. vonnie: the scottish national party there taking that position. coming up, the head of private equity at blackstone is our guest. he will discuss all things president trump. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i'm mark barton. just about 15 minutes away from the european close vonnie:. and from blo

to see somebody who deserves all of the recognition now, i hope, and the accolades he's receiving isll ahead here in sports, villanova at the top. we hear from the cats about the bulls eye that's been on the back all season long. ♪ ♪ >> villanova is number one. the cats have retained their basketball poll. 19-1 cats visit marquette tomorrow night. being the number one team brought out the best in their opponents. that in turn helped nova. >> it's forced us to have a level of concentration -- i don't know if you could manufa yourself. ery time we play somebody, they are at another level. i think our guys are used to that now. they prepare knowing that's coming. everyday people are at their best. it pushes you to be your best. if you don't, you will be exposed. thanks, ducis. a new city center restaurant is opening up an industrious business model. the rooster soup company plans to give all profits to charity. the idea is that anyone can do a good job by eating out. they'll help provide meals and social service to the hungry it is open 8:00 to 8:00. jimm"jimmy kimmel live" next followe

and particularly ed and roberta and other staff members and susan, and while you received plenty accolades and echo them. i respect you a great deal. let me talk about somebody. i am the second more senior person on the board after tom so normally in the order of things especially with a ambitious person by my slf i would be in the seat but you don't get it by being the longest you get it by being knowledgeable and dedicated and passionate and cheryl is all those things so i look forward supporting you in the position which you deserve. >> thank you very much, malcolm. i have the gavel so we will move on. >> directors report. >> mr. reiskin. members of the board and public and staff. i will thank the outgoing chair for many years of great service including the dubiate leading the bubious decision to hire me as director, hopefully the new chair will consider that appropriately but do want to thank tom for his many years of serviceess to the board not just while i was here but long before that and decades service transportation and other public interests then bay area. it will be a different

applause ] >> each of these women gave memorable performances this year, deserving of our highest accoladehere are the nominees for best actress in a motion picture. amy adams, "arrival." jessica chastain, "miss sloane." isabelle huppert, "elle." ruth negga, "loving." and natalie portman in "jackie." and the golden globe goes to -- isabelle huppert, "elle." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> oh, my god. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. oh, my god. my heart is beating. if you would hear what's going on here. oh, my god. thank you to the hollywood press association. thank you, paul. thank you for being what you are. thank you for letting me be what i am. thank you to ben sayeed, producer. thank you to sony classics who supported me from the beginning. oh, my god, i'm losing my words. thank you for making me win in a french film directed by a dutch director here in america. oh, my god. thank you. thank you to the hollywood press association for all their philanthropic work, for supporting young actors and actresses from the television and the motion picture.

the accolades already. the headlines. the people are even comparing it to "hamilton."you handle those kind of write-ups? >> i mean, it's -- it's really insane. we've been working on the show for about stlee years now, the two of us, and we've always sort of hoped we would get to this point where we would get to see a huge audience to get to see the story. we've had great responses all the way. to have a platform where there are so many people getting to see it every night is incredible. >> we heard a little bit of your characters. tell us a little about the show. >> it's about this lonely boy. he is having a hard time this unfortunate circumstances sort of happen, but this love story kind of emerges, and this song is sort of like these teenagers trying to, you know, have a fresh start with everything that's been negative that's been thrown at them so far. >> it's getting such great reviews, and we already know why you're here with a great cast, great musician, great family. take it away. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ i don't need you to sell me on reasons to want you ♪ ♪ i don't n