the president of global r&d with .anity -- sanefy vonnie: a fascinating interview. erik schatzker, thank you. just to let you know that alibaba's ceo has just entered trump tower. he will have a meeting with the president-elect today. several executives as well a meeting with the president-elect. senate mitch mcconnell already went into trump tower earlier today. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. mark: and i am mark barton. close.""european at the point of dropping below eight feet psychological level. we have more from hong kong. >> their stockpile felt by billion dollars. it is down 323 billion this year. drop was in line with forecasts, but they are still down to a fresh, five-year low. in june 2014, the reserves had topped off at nearly $4 trillion. they have now fallen for 10, consecutive quarters. economist said that falling below $3 trillion will not adequate -- will not really affect the reserve adequacy, but it might have a psychological effect that will induce more market pressures. it has weakened 17% in 2016. it has profited authorities t

great deposition anity. polished cup from the white house is epitome of what we symbolize. >> and also today, lee put up abilitying and a poster for people to -- put up a painting and poster so people could pen goodbyes. >> the reaction has been powerful people love him. they thank me for doing this. i'm very happy. sam: people are writing goodbye on the stage. it reminds you of the end of the high school year when people sign annuals and things like that. people gathering to say thankssh obama. sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. i guess we have doug to thank for the mild temperatures. we are seeing rain but it could be rain or snow. >> it's in the teens. so thank you for the weather in the 50's in the weather center. >> this worked out nicely. rain, listen, we have talked about the seven-hour period of rain morning to afternoon. it won't rain every minute of the time. but there is enough midday to keep rain gear to stay dry. let's get started on thursday. the temperatures as you notice are mild indee

who made the work to bring this history to the present and we really appreciate the nuclear it is anitiative and fantastic organization. i thank this center, which continues the tremendous leadership and most of all, i need to thank the carnegie corporation of new york. carnegie and their visionary research onted preventing nuclear war and methods of cooperative security and it was present at the first meeting when the legislation took shape and carnegie is with and supporting this effort to understand what we did right and wrong and bring that history to now to build the mutual security and it is an ther for me to introduce award. >> thank you very much. i have the easiest job. how about that? am not going to introduce the others. but i want to tell you that this organization and the nuclear threat initiative archives are grants of the carnegie corporation and the most doortant is that successors not normally give credit to predecessors. hamburg, this would not have happened. thank you, david. last, but not least, andrew carnegie was against war and he thought that war was not necessary and

we'll fight begins them on the bigotry, but we will fight no for their justice and their dig anity i dignity, as well. this movement as the opportunity to stand up for the underdogs in red and blue states, to stand up for the muslims and black folk and coalminers who will be thrown under the bus by donald trump. we'll stand up for them. all those rust belt workers who he's not messing with, he's about too mess over, we'll stand up for them and we have to have position that's clear. when it gets harder to love, let's love harder. when it gets harder to love, let's love harder. i saw that movement that came into this town yesterday. they had red hats on. they were proud of their accomplishment. and they thought that they had taken america back. what they never counted on was a million women in pink hats that will take america forward. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> you've been referenlistening jones, a contributor here on cnn. and speaking at a woman's march here in washington. men are speaking also to this rally. one of many marches away the around the world on the first

and also a more positive narrative would encourage greater tolerance and an emphasis on dig nitd anity and . generally supporting development in societies in which people, including minorities and the most vulnerable, have plenf fup avenues to find meaning and belonging. for tools to promote these more inclusive themes, the u.s. government needs to empower local civil society actors and ensure they have the operating space and political support to do so. pd officers should also support the creation and summation of books and literature that promote tolerance in schools via mobile libraries. in exchange dimension of public diplomacy is key here as well. professional development activity such as international visitor leadership programs can be used more strategically to foster networks between for rirn and american businesses. in foreign academic institutions and civil society leaders and religious institutions. structurally we believe given the people centric nature, it makes all of this work -- all this work should be led by civilians and government. that leadership should also work to

one student has become an internet star b anity trump protest in a place meant for quiet study. >> hey for quiet. that seemed to have worked. as you can hear, the people piped down quietly. the confrontationity university of washington library. winning lots of praise for that young man. >>> coming up next, heartwarming video of a dog saving his pal. or is it? up for debate on trending. >>> and sir elton john's big plans for a broadway musical. >> and then just hold on, one direction's louie tomlinson about to perform the hit new single live here inside studio 1a. first these messages. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. sym