if i say alexia, what's the weather. >> you can say alexia to the dot or, hey, google, what's the weather. >> so you've got one of these devices. you say both of them are great i can't believe the price point. what about the smart plug? >> it's a t.p. smart plug. these little pugs get smart home into your house. you give it a name turn on this or turn on this i hook up the christmas tree lights and i say, alexia, turn on the switch and i tuf tree an on the switch and it turns on the tree these are sound bug earplugs these are perfectly good for $55. you're not going to worry about losing them or leaving them behind >> what is this? >> roku. if you want smart tv stuff, amazon, netflix, and youtube and all these other things you plug in a roku into the back of your tv this is the remote control for it and amazon makes a fire tv that does the same and apple it's fairly inexpensive. this is a 4k version for $70 they even built the roku feature into a bunch of tvs. what is this thing >> amazon fire tablet? >> how much is it? >> $150 but for black friday they brought the price down. it does vid

meet alexia.r super sweet 15. >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> dating back to the 1400s and the aztec indians, the quinceanera is considered a rite of package for girls transitioning into womanhood. back where her parents are from in guatemala, this ceremony would take place in a church. but here in southern california it's taking place at a fancy country club. get it. the party has a hollywood theme, and they've gone all out. how all out, you ask? well, that's not our camera crane. that's their camera crane. we couldn't afford that. and it's all for alexia. man, i wonder if it's too late for me to have a quinceanera. >> i've been dreaming of this day since a little girl. >> really? >> yeah. >> which day are you more excited for, this day or your wedding day? >> this day. >> really? why is that? >> because you only turn 15 once. >> that's true. you can get married a lot of times. >> yeah. >> salud, alexia. >> alexia's father is as proud as a man can be, who is probably also doing everything he can to n

the echo dot and fire tv stick with alexia voice remote were the best-sellers. >>> a new report publishedbloomberg predicts china will overtake the u.s. economy by 2022. they say asia's major economies will continue to grow in the coming years. it predicts china, japan, india, and the u.s. will be the four largest economies in 2032 with china pushing the u.s. out of the number one spot. >>> harley-davidson will teach more people to drive. they're expanding their riding academy. the program launched in 2000 offering classes on how to ride a motorcycle. sales have been declining for years and the main customer base is getting older. >>> since 1990 the median age has increased from 32 to 47. >>> and "star wars," the last jedi, was the biggest box office hit over the holiday weekend. the film made almost $100 million over the four-day holiday weekend keeping it in its top spot. it was followed by jumanji: welcome to the jungle and "brave." >>> in the coming days, shopper, of course, will flood into stores across the country to use all those gift cards and return a few unwanted presents. meg o

. >> reporter: and while the leading opposition candidate, alexia noval ne says if expected he's banned from running, people should not vote. sobchak disagrees. >> my goal is not to come with a gun and kill putin. my goal is to come and say that there are millions of people who are against the way he rules the country and that this should be changed. >> reporter: she asked president putin today why are many opposition politicians in russia jailed or killed. do you want a coup, he fired back. putin is expected to win overwhelmingly next year. >> keir simmons in moscow tonight, thank you. >>> the u.n. took on iran today. u.n. ambassador nikki haley hauled out the evidence that she says proves it. nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: tonight u.n. ambassador nikki haley escalating the administration's war of words against iran. . . >> it's hard to find a conflict or terrorist group in the middle east that does not have iran's fingerprints all over it. >> reporter: in an unprecedented step displaying parts of missiles brought to a u.s. military ba

eve celebrations up to two million people are expected to watch the famous ball drop at midnight alexia brian has been finding out what the place i'm doing to keep people safe. it's called the crossroads of the world attracting visitors from near and far to ring in the new year but this year more than ever times square is in the crosshairs. the new york police department has seen an increase in iceland speired attacks three in the past sixteen months killing eight people most of them tourists my man i hate was petrified about me coming to times square on new year's day because of the risk you know i see all of the policemen around and the camera is missing like they keep for to say but i'd rather not be around i think we're ready john miller the department's deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism says eisel is more focused on attacks in the west as it loses ground in places like iraq and syria the shift has been towards marketing the propaganda to the masses on the idea that some tiny tiny infant asimo percentage of them may act so may go out to millions or hundreds of

alexa -- alexia tsairis barry valentino.loro van-tienhoven asaad eidi vejdany milutin velimirovich nicholas andreas peter volucci. raymond wagner. janina jozefa waido thomas walker. jerome b weston. jonathan white. bonnie lee williams. eric john williams. wait -- brittany lee williams. stephanie leigh williams. john a somerville. paul somerville. lindsay and somerville. robert somerville. >> we remember them. george walter said williams. kelsey woods. debra lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe woods junior. andrew c.g. wright mark james zwynenburg joanna flanigan. kathleen flanigan. thomas flanagan. marie's henry. dora henrietta henry. mary lancaster. >> my uncle. them.remember special forces captain, joseph curry, my brother-in-law. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i would like to welcome ellen nglehart, the widow of anthony hopkins, who left behind her and her son. she is a dedicated and ferocious activist and has been a part of this pan am family for as long as i can remember. she is going to come up and say a few words. >> determined, maybe. thank

and secondly how do you prioritize in this type of environment with buy i don't tech the first is alexia, up about 7% today. it's got 52-week spread at 96 to 150 and sitting at about 14. tell general is up 3% and blue burg buy i don't is the third one. >> let's take them blue berg buy i don't, i like their science. sell jean has been upgraded a couple times, told me it's finally bottomed this alex i don't know, elliot is in there, elliot partners i like the really high quality work not going to go wrong with that. let's say sell jean is the most, say plain vanilla. alex i don't know, bit up today. i don't care for that. blue berg is total spec. nate in washington nate. >> caller: hey jim, love the show, love your book. >> thank you >> caller: my thought is et see, i bought in around 14 bucks a share. and last -- the stock gradually went up. last month they reported a 15 cent earning beat and the stock flat lined recently and been on a tear despite amazon's home made platform. is this uptick, can it be attributed to the holidays if so, should i ring the register >> no. this is brooklyn's

think aboutyou internet of things broadly, you have it in our home with alexia, autonomous vehicles seemen is it going to get to healthcare? why don't we have a device that monitors our heart rate and things like that for diabetic levels? when does that come and who leads that charge? eric: again this watch from apple already, if i wanted to -- i don't but if i wanted to -- lisa: i don't want to know. eric: exactly. i could monitor some. this is getting better and better. the sensors are getting better. getting better. the problem with healthcare is the system of healthcare is so rigid and so impregnable that they're only touching it on the margin. david: ok, eric hippeau, thanks here.h for being coming up, "star wars" takes you away but itfar, far may cost your employer for that trip. on "daybreak," this is bloomberg. lisa: disney shows is it t still has complete control over the force. chapter has a $220 million box office be the, poised to biggest groatsing movie of the year. evidently we lost collectively $1 billion of productivity as a result of " wars." david: it's important to est

help us get a jump start reveal their top three health trends are the co-founders of well and good, alexiaor joining us. you know, turmeric and kale were the superfood, the new superfood of 2018. what exactly is it? >> well, we're going to talk about maringa as the next hot foods. turmeric and kale had their buzz. it's showing up in every aisle of the grocery store. this is a superfood bar. maringa is full of iron, full of calcium and all the vitamins that you would want to make sure you're taking every day. everyone is picking it up. it's a leaf or seed so grape seeds or grape skins are good for our health so is moringa. yeah, yeah. >> so it comes in bars and what other ways can you get it. >> puff, so these are going to be your new veggie booty. they're really good for you. kids love them. it cops in this like superfood powder also. you see those in the packs in your grocery store. we mixed it into hummus so sneaking a little extra healthy in there then if you have itchy dry skin this time of year just need a little extra moisture, moringa is showing up in beautiful oils. really simple.