back his state to take over as chief executive once tom anders leaves in nineteen nineteen. and i was able to

i am a mum to an 18—month—old son, anders, and my second son was sadly stillborn.maternal at all and didn't really think about having babies or anything. when i went back to work, i found it incredibly difficult to try and give 100% to work, which is what i had always done, and 100% to anders, who was my whole world. and ijust wondered if anyone here had the secret to the elusive having it all. i find it completely impossible even having half of it, to be honest. so if anyone can share anything with me, that would be wonderful. i'm a perfectionist—type personality who always gives 150% of everything, thinking that everything had to be perfect. and i've had come to accept, and actually i am a big believer now, the 70% rule — don't tell my boss this — but that 70% is enough. do you know what i mean? nothing has to be perfect. no—one is perfect. there are only 24 hours in the day, and half of those you should be asleep, so you can only do what you can do. let's just get some final thoughts from our mums and from our panel. because i think two hours have flown by, but

and 100% to anders, who was my whole world.i find it completely impossible, having half of it, to be honest. so if anyone can share anything with me that would be wonderful. i'm a perfectionist type personality who always give 150% of everything thinking that everything have to be perfect. and i've had come to accept, and actually i am a big believer now, the 70% rule. don't tell my boss this. but that 70% is enough. do you know what i mean? nothing has to be perfect. no—one is perfect. there are only 24 hours in the day and half of those you should be asleep so you can only do what you can do. let's just get some final thoughts from our mums and from our panel. because i think two hours have flown by, but one thing that has been really obvious throughout is the themes. the fact that even though we are all separate people, different lives, we all have the same fears. i think we can do look at other people think they have got it all. and we don't look at, we don't see what's going on behind closed door, the thing of two hours fl

anderson who is the executive director at frontline defenders of dublin based human rights organization anders thanks for being with us peter storrie dinner is back here in germany but he's still one trial in turkey in absentia many of his colleagues are still detained in turkey why is it so difficult to get them out of jail. well we have unfortunately in the context of an authoritarian government which is being cracking down on human rights defenders and civil society activists with the excuse of. it to cover oppression they're engaged and i was actually at the trial of peter. ted. the week before last together with some of the other human rights defenders who were released on bail and the chair of the international in turkey remains in prison and testified in court video from his prison cell in izmir today's human rights day which marks the adoption of the un's universal declaration of human rights on the tenth of december back in one thousand nine hundred forty eight what's your sense how far have we come well i think on the whole the situation is positive i mean we are very good at talking

you're talking about stuff that is applicable to a light -- how do you do it at ship building ander. >> i'm still learning. day three on the job. i certainly don't have all of the answers. what i would say, you've got to watch your workforce and balance risk versus speed or risk versus reward. and i think you've got to also not be monolithic. how you build the ship may be a little more deliberate and take in lessons learned and how you have experiences and build the combat system or put an unmanned capability on that ship. or how you are constantly putting new sensors on that ship may need a new process. then how you engage entrepreneurs and crowd source something and create a new algorithm and create a new process. the way i look at it, you've got a bunch of different tools and i think where we struggle is it trying to pick one tool for everything. what i will say is the foundation for a strong forming acquisition system is on the people. and so my number one focus is on people. are we recruiting the right folks? are we training the right folks? are we retaining the right folks and

anders: yes, i think so.to find a solution and some language can theound that will satisfy dup party and then i do believe then a final solution cannot be a more firmwe have solution as regard to long-term trade agreement between the european union and the u.k. because the border between ireland and the u.k. will very much depend on which trade agreement will be found. what language or what situation do you think what actually satisfy everybody? checkpoints? i did not hear the last part of your question. vonnie: i'm asking how you achieve a hard border and a soft border at the same time. that is exactly the question. how can you leave the eu and still have a so-called soft border. i think all parties, both the u.k. and the eu and all parties involved in the irish question want to preserve what has been called the good friday agreement. however, i am a bit surprised that this question has been foot -- put in the first basket of issues to be solved because it is to square the circle. but, i think some language

anderson who's the executive director at frontline defenders a dublin based human rights organization anders thanks for being with us peter starter is back here in germany but he's still one trial in turkey in absentia many of his colleagues are still detained in turkey why is it so difficult to get them out of jail. well we go unfortunately in the context of an authoritarian government which is being cracking down on human rights defenders and civil society activists with the excuse of the attempt to cover oppression they're engaged and i was actually at the trial of peter. temple ten and the week before last together with some of the other human rights defenders who were released on bail and a ton of the chair of a most international in turkey remains in prison and testified in court video from as prison cell in izmir today's human rights day which marks the adoption of the un's universal declaration of human rights on the tenth of december back in one thousand nine hundred forty eight what's your sense how far have we come well i think on the whole the situation is positive i mean we are

the seven day outlook from stormwatch 7, sunshine tuesday, ander wednesday, and friday saturday of theming week, a lot of questions whether there will be snow, a close call, or something we should all get riled up about. right now it is too early to give any specifics. looking at about a 30%, 40% chance we could see something, whether snow or rain. we will keep you updated. kellye: he is ready for snow. steve: robert is always ready. robert: today with the redskins. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. >> and now the toyota sports desk,.brought to you by your local toyota dealers robert: the quest to avoid a losing season is still alive as the redskins handled the broncos today. kirk cousins over the middle to jamison crowder, 15 yard touchdown. the redskins led 10-3. fourth quarter, cousins again throws to a wide-open josh ,ohnson -- josh doct

ander: that is bertrand vandergrift, pennsylvania. graduate, ande you start off the show with the statistics on what divides the country. i can tell you in no concern terms because i will go to two other subjects, but this is the main one. the fact of the matter is that we have been -- as you showed in stats, shows it was an ongoing issue, something that had started to build on itself. what made it even more power -- paramount was the fact that people think that there is taken news. let me -- fake news. there is no such thing as fake news, just lazy minds. flagship when it comes to political information. important to everyone to look at all the news outlets and make up your own views. the truth is there. if you look at all the different news is, c-span first, and then then you docnn, and a large sample size, most of the time, you will have all the jews there. cues there. last calls indicated republicans did everything for the democrats. that was towards the civil war. be changed in the 1950's. -- it changed in the 1950's. host: you st

ander nfl linebacker anacostia high school star joins me in studio. we get his thoughts on the redskins as they get ready for the chargers. playand continues big ten against illinois tonight, just a few days into december. a very important game for the terps. it was a thriller. they came to play. closing seconds of the game, kevin herder's shot is no good, but it is tipped in by the freshman, bruno fernando. over time, tied at 75-75. terps up two. tied again. anthony cowan drives, fouled with .6 to go. misses the second. and that is the ballgame. marilyn survives, 92-921. , gametown-coppin state two of the bb&t classic. the nice spin move, the basket and the foul. hoyas led by 10 at half. in the second, the hoyas up 12. pickett with the layout. patrick ewing's hoyas improved to 6-0 with the win. g.w. beat temple, but george mason fell to auburn. the terps pulled it out. what if we could keep more amof what we earn?d. trillions of dollars going back to taxpayers. who could possibly be against that? guess who pays the bill? him. and her. and her. congre

he took over google in 2001 from founders larry page ander is guy ben. he was restored in 2011.2-year-old billionaire will become a technical adviser and continue to sit on the board. according to the latest proxy filings, schmidt holds shares worth $5 billion. >>> a corner of golden gate park has the name of robin williams. the park commission approved the name change. robin williams was a supporter of the free comedy day in the park. back in september when the city announced the plan, mayor ed lee said it was fitting to name it after robin williams because he brought so much light into the world. >>> it's 4:57. and still ahead, the government shutdown crisis in washington -- it's now been diffused. we'll tell you the latest on what happened coming up. >> and bay area police are cracking down on the package thieves. what they're doing to catch them red handed. audi will cour first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because t

tom anders says he hasn't yet decided he wants a third term as the ceo of the european aerospace giant airbus. that's after french media reported on thurs on tuesday that he would be stepping down in may twentyty. to lose. pretty sure exaggerated. google search engine cloud storage service and. site main walked acrcross china but tt hasn't stopped the. opening. shanghai. research lab hopes to play local talents. focus on developing provides. now finally anyone who uses over does that surge pricing is every rider's worst nightmare. one man canada had a particularly bad surprise earlier this month is twenty minute ride during rush hour in toronto one cost him over eighteen thousand canadian dollars. as over twelve thousand euros fourteen thousand us dollars he struggles to get a response from uber but his plight eventually gain traction on social media. and ride sharing firm did eventually issued a statement apologizing for what he described as a human error. refunded price of that ride is certainly badad press for it rented a particularly bad timime. its us rival lift has just launched

andere killed by beating 2.6% died as a result of sexual violence.ccording to the organization the figures don't take into account those who have not been able to flee or families who were killed in their entirety. doctors without borders connected their results in bangladesh won more than 6000 rohingya muslims have fled. havear and bangladesh signed an agreement. are saying nothing suggests the same abuses won't happen again. genie: democrats are hopining their stunning seven victory -- senate victory in alabama -- doug jones won t the special election tuesday after a bitterr cacampaign against conservative republican roy moore. he was endorsed by donald trump and is a serial child rapist. the vote narrows the republican senate majority to just one vote. has become the latest hollywood actress to speak out against producer harvey weinstein. the mexican born star wrote a piece for the new york times where she told of repeated sexual advances and bullying from the mobile during the making of her oscar-winning film, frida. more than 50 women have accus

with it being a gunpoint robbery and person reap fusing command you have a duty to protect yourself ander people present. >> officer involve in the shooting has been placed on administrative duty pending outcome of the investigation. >>> authorities also investigating a deadly shooting of the teen in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. chopper three was over the scene of the crime on green street yesterday, an 18 year-old male was shot once in the stomach and twice in the neck, he was trans port todd temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead. police have not made any arrests. >>> a four month-old baby girl is now at home after she was hospitalized following a racoon attack in north philadelphia we first brought you this story this week. journey was released from the hospital yesterday. racoon attack a baby inside an apartment on north between the second street last week. journey needed 65 stitches and multiple rainy shots. journey's mother says this happened just a few days after they moved into the apartment. >> she was laying on the floor , like, blood all over her fac

trump: from now on, that won't matter, i've come to you to take a very historic action, overreach anderal estore the rights of this land to your citizens. [applause] several lle straub, times he said you know how to manage and take care of the the you? is guest: mostly local residents who live in the area. lands, they deral are owned by all americans. depends on your point of view, you think they should be managed by the federal government as national monument, people should have input on how their neighborhood should be managed, is how they it. at host: for those in utah, who are main supporters of this decision? guest: entire utah delegation, senators, icans, congressmen, the utah governor, ome local counsel, all supported it. people who don't support it, groups, many local native american tribes, outdoor ndustry recreation folks all oppose it strongly. host: the salt lake tribune has who -story about those reacted to it, five american indian tribes mad over shrinking of bears ears, they claim they declared war on us. there will beeah, a lawsuit filed by five tribes, anning together to

andere more passive in 2010 2012. we are not doing that anymore. to win inea is to try november, because unless you win the election, you cannot make policy. make policy and losers go home and go into another line of work. host: so, you're going to put a byp to throwing away races endorsing candidates that can't when? sen. mcconnell: yeah. host: the book available on amazon, you say parties on both elves too often see thems as saviors? sen. mcconnell: i think people have an exaggerated sense of their own importance sometimes and it's a good thing to avoid. host: something else you said in the book is that area often, as reporters set up their stories arcs, very often you play the villain. sen. mcconnell: i'm just a really nice guy. i don't know how i end up being a arcs villain. it just amazes me. host: sounds like you don't mind laying the villain? sen. mcconnell: you can't be in and mind of work people disliking you. -- youher up you go, the have to decide who's opinion you care about. whose opinion do you care about? i care, for example, what so

anders gave zero to the trump campaign or to any republican, for that matter. next, again, in alphabetical order. rush atkinson, he donated to the clinton campaign last year, again, zero to the trump campaign. third, kelly freeney contributed to both obama campaigns and to hillary clinton's campaign, zero to the trump campaign. next, andrew goldston. he donated $3,300 to both obama campaigns. again, zero to the trump campaign. fifth, elizabeth frelogger, who clerked for liberal supreme court justices, ginsburg and kagen, contributed to both the obama and clinton campaigns, and zero to trump. next, james quarles. he's contributed to the democratic presidential campaigns of dukakis, kerry, obama, and hillary clinton, and gore, as well. he did contribute to former congressman chaffetz and senator allen, but he contributed over $20,000 to democratic house and senate candidates. and again, gave zero to trump. seventh, gen jeannie rhee, she actually represented, as praefspraefs previously mentioned, hillary clinton in several lawsuits. contributed $5,400 to the clint

back his state to take over as chief executive once tom anders leaves in nineteen nineteen. and i was able to your pace by key on full he head of hair helicopters shake up at a bus comes in international full investigations over commercial and military sales. for the first time in its thirty two year history line and has recognized the pilots union the last minute recognition from the budget carrier was made to. its first ever pilots strike. pilots and ground could easily have been plotting to walk off the job before i wish this fight. but the strike was about once use broke of ryan and decision. amazon has agreed to pay taxes or use a hundred million euros economists john. active taxable immediately amazon had been under investigation for dodging taxes in the country between twenty eleven and twenty fifteen. but the hundred million euro payment case has now been. that is where the next wave nation rates of officer is high in the studio of over three thousand percent has led to the ball it by using a all its value. this is resulted in people flocking into the arms of crypto

giant airbus will not seek a third mandate since according to fresh paper the fia hope which says tom anders will step dowown may twenty nineteen. need to lose based companies facing corruption investigations and uk france germany and austria. betsy has ordered a hundred electric semi trucks from tesla it's the largest known order of the great. snacking so giant is seeking cut to cut back fuel costs and carbon emissions public pre order represents just a fraction of its fleet worldwide. tesla plans to start production of this settings in twenty nineteen it's in struggling to convince truckers that he environmentally friendly vehihicles wilill be roadwo. and affordable. hundred pilots who ryan air voted to strike just days before christmas in an effort wingg union recognition and better working conditions. one is struck by about eighty pilots based in ireland could disrupt holiday travel plans across europe. i have pilots and cabin crew in germany italy and portugal for also considering similar action. you never what you wanna hear laura possible airlines right on amber the twentieth. i katty

ander through this tragedy this illness, it affects them.n is disabled, and they talked about the moment where they found out. i really respect -- his wife was the one that said to him, it's not about us. it is about making this journey as productive and involved. it really shaped the mindset of nothing has happened to me. it is my job to go out there and try to make the world a better place in the way that i do through microsoft. but it is not about me. carol: it's available on newsstands now. julia: an online and the mobile app. we saved the best for last in this one. carol: we both love the story that megan murphy did with satya nadella. he talks about empathy in the work lace, empathy and life. it's really important. julia: the importance of empathy in leadership. a man with pretty big shoes to fill as far as microsoft is confirmed -- concerned. more bloomberg television begins now. ♪ ♪ announcer: "brilliant ideas," powered by hyundai motor. ♪ >> ♪ i-d-e-a, ideas ♪ ♪ sculpture is an incredibly dynamic discipline. it has an endless amount

business investments trying to get people more equipment to computers ander better machinery at lower costs, in order to make them more productive so they can make more money. and they can compete with companies in other countries with lower wages. the problem is that we have billions of dollars going from billionaires out of the country. and we have a problem with the governments that at the state and local level tax businesses too much. people are leaving high tax states and states with no income taxes, people are moving to their. people are saying that they prefer, starkly and dramatically. they thought about doing something different but they didn't. they kept spending too much. so we have a real challenge in how we become more effective. down soto keep taxes that we get more productivity and growth. host: this is from rebecca, a tweet. "with mounting debt, we will begin to look like greece. the rich will take their money and run." about to go back and talk that tax cutst will spur business investment doesn't hold up in the environment of week competition and the wide availability

in total, $50 trillion of asset ander management $80 trillion of balance sheet that are looking for thissaw overnight with exxon mobil's announcement and you are seeing it across the board. the capital chain is looking for this information, including the two major shareholder proxy voting services which are responsible for 90% of that market. they are looking for this information and now they have a framework to get it. it tells the providers of capital who is thinking about risk, looking at opportunity and who is managing it well. scarlet: meanwhile this week, beijing hosted the international energy executive for a. global industry leaders and experts discussed the outlook for oil. tom mackenzie landed in exclusive interview on that very topic so that you started with the opec secretary-general. cutays the agreement to balance will balance the market. >> for all intents and purposes, we are beginning to see a return to a stable market in the f ullness of time. forthing that had eluded us seven years, due largely to the rted efforts in countries which has just been extended for the whole

the most prominent respected people in the business world like jeff bassos ander toy and investors like david rubenstein and people like jim briar and like eric and they joined us as part of the fund to invest in the early companies. all across the count rye and not just on the coast. >> you are part of this team? >> that's right. i joined the team about six or seven months ago. we have been focusing on venture capital investing. the most important point to me is that if you look at all of the positive jobs number, the thing we lag behind is the new firm creation outside of the coast. some of them do go for the president. >> good luck and thanks for doing what you are doing. >> thanks, wolf. >> he's the president that endorsed roy moore. we will discuss and a debate is erupting over the boycott of lawmakers of the civil rights event because president trump is attending. are they doing the right thing? the white house is now responding. this is electricity. ♪ this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is something he is researching at exxonmobil: using fuel cells to c

who were there from the beginning ander to it down and brought it back up.ard work they put j over the last four years and really starting to reap the benefits of their hard work. and so it's really cool to see it happen. >> on the other side of the bay, it goes without saying the 2017 season has been a disappoint for the oakland raiders. despite the struggles the quarterback believes the experience will help the team grow in the long run. >> i use everything that -- that i go through and things to be better. i use it all to feel the fire grow and learn from. there's been things i've gone through this year i have never been through. you know and i'm learning how to deal with it and doing not just deal with them but execute at a high level. and so absolutely 100% believe going forward, again, this time next year standing here i'll feel -- because i trust the work ethic man i'm better not only what i went through on the field but off the field. what i've dealt with i think going forward i'll be a better player. >> well in other raider news marshawn lynch has b

they're going to communicate ander and make it cheaper easier for people to replace batteries so theirhones have a longer lifespan. they're really, really sorry. >> ha ha! well, i mean, like with so many it wasn't theories, true but there was a shred of truth, right? people thought apple is the older phones to make you upgrade. that was never true. shira justs, as said, they were altering the performance of the phone to batteries from shutting down. and in this statement, you're right. it's this i'm sorry you got mad statement. some people -- dial it down. we apologize. that. a favorite of >> and then they discounted the price of replacement batteries, to $29. 50 bucks off next year on batteries. so it's a significant move for apple to address, you know, what people basically felt, misled by these performance issues. >> there was not a total conspiracy theory, just partial. i know they keep a little museum of all the stock frauds of years past. they have the thing that was invented. was it a total fraud? have thisey did little device that was supposed to magically recharge your battery

the fact of asking actually divide anderate the so that is a real challenge as well. make americans less safe or more safe? >> i would argue that it makes us less safe. >> i think there are some political leaders in countries who have bigger fish to fry. on the other hand, the origins actually go back to an incident that took place in jerusalem. i think there -- i think there is a notion that there has long been a notion that jerusalem can and should be a shared city for all and unless all feel the stake and feel recognized, it is problematic. one of the things we are seeing on the vice president's upcoming trip to the middle east, it is actually the christian minority refusing to meet with the vice president because of u.s. actions. again, my not embracing the concept that jerusalem can be a shared city is problematic. to unpack. a lot i want to start off with a couple of questions before i open it up to the audience. you both mention dealing with domestic terrorism as an issue that does impact the global perception of america. both mention countering violent extremi

now most of our national security efforts the work done by dod ander others and on behalf of homeland security. it's the away gail of counterterrorism and homeland security. so what we have is not a gap, but we still have a seam. i think what we are challenged with today is how do we make sure those seams aren't hardballs that they're permeable. and i think kpicombining the threats helps do that to make sure we are not just addressing the threats as silos but with walls in between. >> how much is this decision and the new office reflect a larger issue for the future of homeland security as a department? is this part of looking at seams or looking at how to manage cross cutting capability largely? >> i think it does in terms of expansion of the types of threats we are seeing and the regularens of those threats. so i think it is -- and i also think at is also reflective of looking at things. as we were getting ready to come on, i said, for every dollar are we spending it on the combined risk? i think it helps us move further into that base look at addressing terrorism. >> how do you see

. >> when ander with. >> it is called a rehome christmas. here's what the story is, it is about a middle age guy which i'm past middle age but with the santa claus suit, sure, i will be fine. he no longer lives in this neighborhood. he hasn't for years. but he is paris santa claus. he loves being the para santa claus. well after one of these santa claus appearances he is cutting through neighborhood with the buddy, maybe he has had a couple, not driving, he passes the house he grew up in , it is up for sale, he knows it has been up for sale, so he breaks in just to get the feel of sitting in the house he grew up in. >> yes. >> he misses his mother. >> but then here comes the surprise. >> don't tell us the surprise. >> something happens and then all of a sudden he has got to be the real santa claus. >> it is a fun story. >> you will be there. >> i get to be part of it. >> which she. >> saturday night december 30th. >> december 30th. >> yes. >> handle the q and a. >> the q and a afterward. >> i don't know what q and a means but i'm told you ar

i've learned in the past that when your mind with anders like that, you'll have a tough time. just focus on the bears this week, and i hold myself to a high level. i've been doing that my whole life and i don't think that will stop. >> get him oting him out there doing it lays it out there. when you're going against different coverages and everything, you're going to go through a lot of ups and downs. >> meanwhile the raiders get a home matchup with the struggling new york giants. they were 2-9 but they have a 2-1 record over the afc west broncos and chiefs. michael crabtree is serving a one-week suspension over a brawl last week and amari cooper is also suspended. >> it has to be next man up with any football team. at the same time i do need to spend extra time with me, because the guys who get the reps with me are cooper and crab. >> it's no different than if somebody comes up with an injury or whatnot, the next man steps up. >>> jones is back after missing the first two games. this is why you always skate with your head up. sharks get on the board first. goodrow is back fro

that puts them in line to become ceo when anders retires.-shares a fashion retailer h&m falling the most in 16 years. the swedish company reported quarterly sales that missed estimates. the shift to e-commerce lead h&m brick and mortar stores to attract fewer customers. the chain now plans more store closings, fewer openings. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. is at the fbip national academy in quantico, virginia. he is going to be speaking to a graduating class today, having left the white house earlier, complaining about the fbi, saying that people were very angry. he also deflected questions on national security advisor, formerly michael claim, and particularly questions about potential for a pardon. president trump waiting to make comments to a graduating class at quantico. this is bloomberg. that we cand positively shape and impact our profession. we have experienced so many positive leadership events. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg markets. i am nejra cehic from the city of london. i'mie: from new york, vonnie quinn. corporate b

the seven-day forecast for years eve anders new year's day dry. finally a chance of rain making a comeback in the some locations. warmest temperatures over the next three to four days. air quality issues follow us into the new year. and then you notice that pattern shift on wednesday. a chance of rain making a comeback. in the next half hour we look more closely how much rain and how much snow for the sierra coming up the middle of next we can. coming up at 6:45. >> thank you, rob. >>> rising sea levels more frequent rainstorms. wildfires, the impact climate change could have on local highways. stay with us. uber has reportedly sold 15-percent of its company to japanese conglomerate, >>> happening now, uberhas sold 15% to japanese soft bank. how much does 15% of ubercost in more than $7 billion. workers at a home in sacramento found bones in the backyard. human bones, not too old. the sheriffs department opened a death investigation. more news in a minute. unpredictable weather patterns are pushing officials to re-think how they invest in transpta

business investments trying to get people more equipment to computers ander better machinery at lower costs, in order to make them more productive so they can make more money. and they can compete with companies in other countries with lower wages. the problem is that we have billions of dollars going from billionaires out of the country. and we have a problem with the governments that at the state and local level tax businesses too much. people are leaving high tax states and states with no income taxes, people are moving to their. people are saying that they prefer, starkly and dramatically. they thought about doing something different but they didn't. they kept spending too much. so we have a real challenge in how we become more effective. down soto keep taxes that we get more productivity and growth. host: this is from rebecca, a tweet. "with mounting debt, we will begin to look like greece. the rich will take their money and run." about to go back and talk that tax cutst will spur business investment doesn't hold up in the environment of week competition and the wide availability

there is a big to do list for anders before he officially steps down.t cases, so this is a lot to do before he actually exits. guy: there was some expectation that fabrice may step up and take tom's role. in the he has been company for 25 years and was told he would not get the top job for a number of reasons. either way, he is not destined for that role and that seems to be a dealbreaker. guy: you talk about the fact that tom has to deal with the 380 issue. we are waiting to see whether emirates comes through with another large order for the superjumbo. but presumably when he comes in, he will want a root and branch examination of this business. wellarrow bodies are going despite problems with the pratt engine and the middle of the market looks pretty solid. this massive airplane that has been a massive headache for quite some time, if you were coming in and had the opportunity to figure out what it looks like, i am assuming the 380 would not be on it. jackie: that would probably be the top of the list of what the future of this country -- company is g

. >> love seeing that over ander. looked good though. the side. the lanes are opened but they are crowded headed towards the conshohocken curve and the paoli thorndale line not running between thorndale and malvern because of amtrak si david. >> all right, cold conditions out there this morning matt. ng in philadelphia right now. everybody pretty much between 20 and 21 a little milder down the shore and wind chills that's the big story. it's blustery out there and it feels like it's 7 degrees in philadelphia. and pretty much more of same across the region. this afternoon we will get high of 32 but even then we're going to have wind teens. a raw one today, nydbundle david thank you.-up store dedicated to pop and berks county native taylor swift is now opened in southern c the taylor swift reputationup and running in santa monica through it f costumes where fans camerchandise. it has a viewing line for the taylor swift now making of a song series. we'll be right back with your recap. >> ♪♪ michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a se

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after amazon again tweeting this, " why is the post office which is losing billions charging amazon anders so little to deliver their packages making amazon richer and the post office dumber and poorer?" the online retailer relies on the postal service for what it calls the last mile of delivery. that's after millions of packages go through amazon's regional sorting centers. the trump administration also just threw out rules for fracking, a method for extracting oil and gas by pumping pressurized water underground. two years ago obama era officials laid out rules for fracking on federal and tribal lands, but court battles followed and today the interior department repealed the rules entirely saying they amounted to a costly and unnecessary burden. ork times reporter. mola lenghi >>> also making waves tonight, the president's unscheduled interview with a new york times reporter, mola lenghi with what the president had to say about the russia investigation and collusion. >> reporter: president trump invited members of the coastguard to play golf at his florida club friday. >> the job they di

here ten thousand years the sunhining as less days to sing god's praise first begun ♪ [applause] it anderladies gentlemen, we will now receive the blessings of preeminent leaders and scholars. with chiefwashington of chaplains of the united stevennaval i and rabbi one black, president of the rabbinic cabinet of the jewish federations of north america. >> my steer -- my dear sisters and brothers, my very first task today is to read a message that comes to the blessing and opening of the museum of the bible from pope francis. his holiness pope francis sends cordial greetings and prayerful int wishes to all gathered washington on november 17 for the inauguration of the museum of the bible. it is his fervent hope that this significant cultural institution , through its extensive collections and exhibits, will promote a better understanding not only of the rich and complex history of the biblical text but also the enduring power of its shape the inspire and lives of individuals and peoples of every time and place. he is confident that those who revere the sacred scriptures as , findrd of god w

nbc's peter alexen de ander wit look now at the top ten political moments of 2017. >> kicking off our list, the feud over facts. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration period. >> sean spicer, our press secretary, gave alternative facts. >> a presidential pattern of misrepresenting the facts from unfounded accusations of wiretapping against president obama to revisionist history on electoral college claims. >> i was give than information. >> at number nine, the travel ban battle. >> we're going to have a very strict ban and we'll have a very extreme vetting. >> trump's executive order sparking nationwide protests. later scaled back in the courts, but then allowed to partially go into effect. at number eight, the republican civil war. >> i'm very disappointed in mitch. >> the president on the attack with republicans fighting back. >> i don't know what else there is to say today. >> mr. president, i rise today to say enough. >> and fighting each other. >> there's a special place in hell for republicans who should know better. >> he looked like some disheveled dr

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coming up, tiling up big anders, china's ambitions the $100 billion smartphone maker.ack with bloomberg markets. i am rishaad salamat. nomura saying it has had enough of its underdog status in the u.s. 10 years after failing to acquire lehman brothers north american operation. more remainsg no weak. he says he is open to hiring teams or chasing acquisitions. citigroup being find a $12 its brokerage division harmed retail customers by displaying in accurate research ratings. in --roup showed citigroup showed incorrect of equities8% covered by its research toartment from february 2011 december 2015. apple under pressure over the latest iphone, saying it is aware of dissatisfaction over battery life and will release an update to improve powerpack health. apple has apologized, but says there is a misunderstanding about the use of older batteries in iphones and would never intentionally shorten the life of any apple product. a $100s yet to produce billion smartphone brand. new research says it may not be the most obvious contender to be first. our gadfly columnist joins us

>> it's that one moment when a kid realizes that they can do better for themselves ander in families. that is so important to me. that's exactly what helped my dad get better. we are teaching kids how to fuel their bodies the best and they will ultimately have the energy and vitality to be their best. [ applause ] >> how about haylie, everybody. >> just so you all know, halie is turning 17 next week, so congratulations. now, is there a vegetable that you don't like? >> oh, gosh, i mean, i'm a major foodie. i eat pretty much everything, so i love vegetables, like, i honestly can't pick out one, but i hate boiled dumplings, which is a jamaican thing, so i don't want to offend any jamaicans, but i can't stand that. but i love all my veggies. >> we are proud of you and all the work you're doing. let's hear it for haile, everybody. and happy birthday to you. anderson, over to you. >>> our final hero of the night lives in lancaster, california. it's a city just an hour north of los angeles where too many kids live in poverty and spend their lives in foster care. to share how he's doing his

done at no charge but will homeowners have to brace for another nightmare once they begin rebuilding ander. >> senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen is learning what residents aren't paying for now could cost them more time and money later. she joins us now to explain. >> reporter: at issue, how safe are the foundations underneath the homes that burned? the state says they're toxic and structurally unsound. that's why they're taking out the foundations for anyone who opted in to the government's plan, but critics say it's a one size fits all approach that will cost some homeowners extra time and money to rebuild. >> we had no idea -- >> they hadn't seen anything like that done before. >> reporter: these two neighbors say their experience could serve as a cautionary tale. two years ago, the valley fire destroyed nearly 2,000 homes in lake county, including theirs. the state offered to remove debris from everyone's lot, but the plan required all foundations to be removed, too because of concerns about contamination and structural safety. it's the same program being offered to people who

ago andere a few months our teammates say real people have real kids in school trying to figure out wheree going to live. .his is very difficult as soon as we figure out what is going to happen, we will tell people. we have made some decisions. we moved some people there, bruce thompson was over there and he is trying to steer this thing through it we are building up capacity. work with them to get the approvals. those are structural things. one of theestion was rules of where you can work and live? you have to be inside to talk to customers. it is tough on people. matt: you can watch more of our interview with bankamerica, brian moynihan. 12:00 p.m. u.k. time and that you can do with the anchor who conducted the interview, david westin. u.k. prime minister theresa may's first ticket to your state gaming green has resigned. he made misleading statements over pornography allegedly discovered on his elementary computer by police nearly a decade ago. green is the third member of may's cabinet to quit and three months. still with us is neil dwane. about damien green accusation but i think it

anders ellebk madsen is the faith editor of scandinavia's main religious newspaper, the christian daily. >> 30 years ago, if you would have asked me if homosexual weddings would have been possible in 30 years, i would have said absolutely not. so i don't know what will happen in one or two generations, but right now it's hard for me to see this spreading as fast. >> reporter: supporters of the changes claim they are not intended to resurrect declining church attendances. nevertheless, sweden has become a testing ground for whether a gender-neutral god attracts worshippers or drives them away. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in sweden. >> sreenivasan: this week, we are taking a second look at our own series about the impact of the opioids crisis, "america addicted." overall, drug use has been down among teenagers, but mortality is rising, and that is leading many to seek out new treatment options for their children. the newshour's pamela kirkland reported on how one so-called recovery school in indianapolis is giving new hope to students battling addiction. it's part of our wee