cards month after month after month. >> reporter: finally, someone at barclay card glitch, sending the points into a black hole, but 94,000 miles were still missing, more than enough for three cross-country round trip flights. and while the reps saw them in the system, no one could put them back. >> it was the epitome of exasperation, feeling helpless, sensing they're never going to fix this. >> reporter: he called into abc news fixer. our fixer swung into action. >> i wanted to talk to you about >> reporter: stephanie contacted an executive at barclay card and, within days, they restored don's missing points and promised him 20,000 more just for his trouble. but what exactly happened? barclay card said the card was issued through another bank and when they took over, a debt error occurred. they said the mistake was not widespread and thanked the fixer for bringing it to their attention. how can you stop something like this from happening to you? >> keep track of the points. a lot of online tools track everything you're earning. set on goal so you know what you're saving for and when y

. >> talked to barclay cards month after month after month. >> reporter: finally, someone at barclay card corrected the glitch that had been sending the points into a bl 94,000 miles were still missing, more than enough for three cross-country round trip flights. and while the reps saw them in the system, no one could put them back. >> it was the epitome of exasperation, feeling helpless, sensing they're never going to fix this. >> reporter: he called into abc news fixer. our fixer, stephanie zimmerman, swung into action. >> i wanted to talk to you about what happened. >> reporter: stephanie contacted and, within days, they restored don's missing points and promised him 20,000 more just for his trouble. but what exactly happened? barclay card said the card was issued through another bank and when they took over, a debt error occurred. they said the mistake was not widespread and thanked the fixer for bringing it to their attention. how can you stop something like this from happening to you? keep track of the points. a lot of online tools track everything you're earning. set on goal s

to answer your question, barclays is not alone.are struggling to adapt to this low interest rate environment. they have been forced to cut workers as they are trying to cut costs and that means they have excess office space. there have been several major companies who have sublease office space or tried to get out of it. we reported last month on citigroup offering to lease a big chunk of space. mark: is oversupply a bigger threat to rents and value then brexit? jack: that was the view of ubs analysts a couple of months ago and i think it is a big risk. in some ways they are obviously directly related. one of the interesting things about this they will often recite the vacancy rates and with that tells you is there is not that much available space in london. there is a lot of it planned but a lot of it has been leased. developers will probably hold off on building some of that now that we have voted to leave the european union. that does not take account of when big tenants like barclays say we are going to cut whole lot of jobs an

barclays is starting from the lowest starting point. is starting from a very high point, but that does not factor in their latest legal issues for them. that could bring that number down a bit. certainly, they are all well above the requirement so far, but the question is, what would happen if something that looks roughly like 2008 were to happen again? anna: what about the drawbacks of this kind of test? are you a fan of this kind of test as a way of measuring the health of a sector? juliette: michael: it does give you a good idea -- michael: it does give you a good idea of the health, but it is pretty backward looking. a lot of this is based on 2015 numbers. barclays has talked about selling an off-the-cuff to boost -- selling in africa to boost its rating. it is fairly easy to say that these are old members, but look at what we have done so far. -- old numbers, but look at what we have done so far. this test takes a long time to put together. there is no specific thing for that. there are some effects that would be perhaps similar to

to pay the bills he uses a barclay card that earns miles allowing don and his wife susie to take some pretty cool trips. >> and all made possible by those cards and those points. >> reporter: a great perk until it all got tripped up. >> something was definitely wrong. >> reporter: don was still spending but his american airlines points weren't adding up. >> i talked to barclay card month after month after month. >> reporter: finally someone at barclay card but 94,000 miles were still missing, more than enough for three cross country round trip flights, and while the customer service reps could see them in the system, no one could put them back. >> it was the epitome of exasperation. you feel totally helpless and you sense they're never going to fix this. >> reporter: so he called in the abc news fixer. our fixer stephanie zimmermann swg into action. >> i wanted to talk to you about what happened. >> reporter: stephanie contacted an executive at barclay card and within days they restored his missing points and promised him 20,000 more just for his trouble. but what exactly happened? ba

barclay card said the card originally was issued through another bank and when they took over a data error occurred. barclay card says the mistake was not widespread and they thanked the fixer for bringing it to their attention so how can you stop something like this from happening to you? >> keep good track of your points. track everything you'rering. set a goal so you know what you're saving for and when you'll get it. >> all: it's fixed. thanks, abc news fixer. >> great advice right there and if you have a consumer problem for the abc news fixer, you can find stephanie at abcnews.com/fixer. she's already recovered $1.8 million for frustrated consumers. maybe she'll fix your problem right here on "gma" -- has to be a consumer problem, dan. >> i got a lot of things i could share with her. >> not personal problems. not your therapy turkey. >>> coming up here on "gma," great advice on how to have a -- speaking of this -- a stress-free holiday and what to do if you feel your temperature rising. expert tips. >>> a new way to feed your chocolate and cookie cravings. ron, do you know wher

with barclays, it is a similar story.capital banks under the stress test. they are looking to sell their african banking business, and that should add to their resilience in the future. tom: let's go to some news, and the new distribution of presidential messaging by mr. trump three this, of course, through twitter. two tweets, and they are linked. we mentioned a news conference december 15 with his children. the reason for that is that he is going to turn over all his business interests, it appears, to his children. it is a little obscure, which is what you get with 140 characters. serious. stay tuned. he will give his business to his children, and they will discuss it in a december 15 news conference. point, weon a serious are on a donald trump tweet watch. he does seem to wake up around 6:20 or 6:30. in order to make america great again, he says, he will leave his businesses. i wonder if this addresses conflicts of interest that we are trying to explore, or if he thinks he does not have time for it. tom: ian shepherdso

barclay: "i mean we're confident, whatever obstacle comes i think we've been pretty strong with next man up over the past years. people come in and fill their roles. we're going to attack it and we're excited about it."spriggs: "i feel like i've definitely improved and that's a testament to the guys and the coaches and how they've worked with me on fundamentals and plays." offensive line and i'm very five."scott: "all of the entries here in green bay have not stopped fans from criticizing head coach mike mccarthy and aaron rodgers says he thinks the criticism is getting a little ridiculous for his super bowl champion head coach. of course there's one way to get rid of that criticism and that's to win, reporting in green bay scott grodsky cbs 58 sports." after two games at home, the bucks... beginning a two-game road rip tonight in ata against memphis saturday. the but they'll be without dwight howard. the hawks center with a quad injury. uwm at memphis tonight at 7:00--the first road test for the panthers, playing against we have a crew on the way an will bring you more information a

action. >> i wanted to talk to you about what happened. >> reporter: she contacted an executive at barclay card, and in days, restored don's missing point and promised him 20,000 more for the trouble. what happened? through another bank, and when they took over, a debt error occurred. they said the mistake was not widespread and thank the fixer for bringing it to their attention. how can you stop something like this from happening to you? >> keep track of the points. a lot of online tools track everything you're earning. that's goal. when you get it. >> thanks abc news fixer. >> been handled. >> handled. >>> viewers speak out about our mannequin challenge. >> i missed that. i'm going to have to go back and check it out. >> oh, i mean, it's everyday life in new york, the west side highway and try to go somewhere. >> frozen in time. and we'll have all the feedback you're giving us on the new abc app, wnn inbox is straight ? silent night ? ? holy night ? ? sleep in heavenly peace ? ? sleep in heavenly peace ? mom's got this cold. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. j

sang the first note, it was just like it all went away and it was natural." 00:17.18 - 00:17.25 kim barclay ritzer director or choral activities "as soon as we got out there i looked across and my colleague and then mick jagger was kind of like right in the middle, and i was like okay....this is real." "it was crazy - i was so excited, and i wanted to back on and do it again!" ((brian loftus)) the rolling stones released their first album 52 years ago. being around the band, hearing them live, did they make new fans? 00:03.00-00:03.03 bailey stephens sophomore me: "what about keith richards?" bailey: "he was funny." 00:08.19 - 00:08.24 talia ruizsenior "i wentome after, and stened ts d actually nd of dig it." :13.4 "i really liketisfaction."((bri) hitting the high notes, smiling wide, basking, however briefly, in a bigger than life rock n' roll dream.... 00:18.40 - 00:18.50 kim barclay ritzer director or choral activities "my favorite part was as soon as we get off the stage seeing the kids so excited and so enegized, and knowing that the e the music really paid off." ((brian loftus)) and t

to pay the bills, he uses a business credit card from barclay that earns miles, allowing don and his wife, suzi, to take those trips. >> all made possible by those cards and those points. >> reporter: a big perk until it all got tripped up. >> something was wrong. >> reporter: still spending, but points were not adding up. >> talked to barclay cards month after month after month. >> reporter: finally, someone at barclay card corrected the glitch, sending the points into a black hole, but 94,000 miles were still missing, more than enough for three cross-country round trip flights. and while the reps saw them in the system, no one could put them back. >> it was the epitome of exasperation, feeling helpless, sensing they're never going to fix this. >> reporter: he called into abc news fixer. our fixer swung into action. >> i wanted to talk to you about what happened. >> reporter: stephanie contacted an executive at barclay card and, within days, they restored don's missing points and promised him 20,000 more just for his trouble. but what exactly happened? barclay card said the card was

barclays rising as well. giving back a little bit 0.2%.und, down by that is the roundup for the european banking story. governor carney talks about the u.k. being the investment banker for europe. if you want to listen to what he is saying and the questions being asked and answered, life live on your bloomberg terminal. patrick is with us on set. he sees -- he is alongside michael moore from the banking team. michael, let me start with you. the big headline that came out initially was what is happening with rbs. how big a fail was it? basis,: on a percentage not a huge sale. compared to all of the others, short ofl came in short of their higher hurdle even after taking management options. they fell short on the leverage ratio, so this was a fail and they had to agree with the pra on an updated capital plan to remedy that. we don't have all of the details of that. it involves cutting costs more, shrinking more, selling off loan portfolios. this is going to cause more action for them. guy: does this justif

whewilliam hobbs's largest a with us from barclays.s going to stay with us from barclays. ♪ matt: we are looking at a market open that is a little bit mixed. i am matt miller in frankfurt. guy johnson in london. we do see a slight loss on the ftse right now while we see gains in germany and paris. overall, european markets are mostly gaining, but as i said, a little bit of weakness in london. guy. bit of weakness. we saw a big gains yesterday. you through itke to my terminal and show you what is going on here. some of the names coming up, we have got first group. i want to take something, that it is thursday, isn't it? i just need to go back and check disvvies. a quick look at the grr. this is the sector ranking. auto parts, insurance doing well. so off going through in telecoms, food, and beverage. it is those defensive on like proxies that are selling off today, so that fits with the narrative we saw yesterday and continuing today into the bond markets. the u.k. market, little effect yesterday i would argue from the autumn statement.

. >>> the daily mail and general is a paper weight on the london market as barclays turns a new page and downgrades the stock and cuts its target price. >>> the italian stock market underperforms its european peers. monte dei paschi weighing on the ftse mib as shareholders approve the bank's 5 billion euro cash call but sell out of the stock in early trade. >>> a revolt over romney. a number of republicans go public with their opposition to donald trump's secretary of state front-runner, longtime rival mitt romney, while the president-elect prepares to name wilbur ross as commerce secretary. >>> hi everybody. good morning. happy friday. the end of another week which means -- what date is it today? a month away from christmas. i actually started doing christmas shopping yesterday, believe it or not. european equity markets this morning a bit lower, just a couple points off. we are looking at asian markets set for weekly gains. u.s. two-year treasury yields hitting a high. and we're seeing a slide in the price of oil ahead of this opec meeting coming up. some other commodities trading

flee plays over barclay fought through the rutgers defense and scored.tany lions took a 16-nothing lead on barclay's 14 rushing td of the season. andre robinson goes into the end zone untouched for the score. penn state won their seventh game in a row 39-nothing the final. katie is very happy. >>> temple on the road against tulane. owls need to win the last two games to advance to the conference championship. thomas diving over the end zone. owls up with a seven-nothing lead. third quarter owls up 17 to nothing philip walker way screen pass to thomas. temple with a 31 to nothing win. >>> delaware blue hens taking on villanova. final regular season game and a big game for quarterback zach bednar sick. juggling catch for the score and the team carried tally off the field. he's retiring after 32 years out on the main line. villanova way 41 to 10 victory and have now advanced to the playoffs. >> good for all our teams. >> yeah, i know. had a good day. >> yeah. >> thank you so much lesley. >>> the reason this cute little handle is special for an australian zo

they turned on barclay street and stopped right up here at the light. they turned barclay street and stopped got out of the car and hollered someone dial 911 and jumped in the car. >> reporter: family and friends held a vigil here last saturday to call attention to what happened a week before. hoping someone has noticed a damaged car stashed somewhere. >> we do know that the car is heavily damaged on the front driver's side. >> reporter: hampering things the family says there are no surveillance cameras along this stretch of busy street. >> cameras is definitely needed especially on ninth street seventh street. >> reporter: cynthia mcneil remains in crozer chester with severe injuries including broken bones and possible brain damage says her only child. >> she has a three-year-old grandson. she finally got a grand child. she was wondering when i was going have a kid. now she got a three-year-old grandson. he's asking for her but what do i tell a three-year-old? he knows something's wrong he know he ain't seen nana. >> reporter: mcneil family hopes anyon

kim barclay ritzer director or choral activities "as soon as we got out there i looked across and my colleague and then mick jagger was kind of like right in the middle, and i was like okay....this is real." excited, and i wanted to back on and do it again!" ((brian loftus)) the rolling stones released their first album 52 years ago. being around the band, hearing them live, did they make new fans? bailey stephens sophomore me: "what about keith richards?" bailey: "he was funny." talia ruiz senior "i went home after, and listened to some of their songs and i actually kind of dig it." heather drusedum sophomore "i really like satisfaction." ((brian loftus)) hitting the high notes, smiling in a bigger than life rock n' roll dream.... kim barclay ritzer director or choral activities "my favorite part was as soon as we get off the stage seeing the kids so excited and so enegized, and knowing that the time they put in to learn the music really paid off." ((brian loftus)) and that's what's cool at school ((christianne klein)) >>> to vote for this program or if you know something that's coo

europe at barclays is standing by.illiam, we will put that question to you. quite simply, politics don't matter? in december, how do they not hike interest rates? william: that is a great question. that is what we have to consider at the moment. rates might be pushed back into next year. it will be quite a long time before they set the administration not. you have the higher 4000 people and run some of those through senate approval and run all of those through security approval. most administrations haven't really got going until the second quarter. will the fed be in limbo until then? inflation continues to normalize. it has been happening. it has been kind of a funny decision. to some, they look at buying the curve anyway. >> the market heard something in a speech that donald trump delivered a few minutes ago. and the infrastructure story is going to be a big part of what this administration is? be aong before this will negative shock for it to be a positive one. what is the market going to do to that? does it need t

here's the monthly move on the bloomberg barclays treasury index. drop in thisother month as a result of this bond rout. a lot of movement, that's for sure. time now to check in on the bloomberg first word news with courtney donohoe in the newsroom. donaldy: president-elect trump says he will leave his business in total to focus running the country. he will hold a news conference with his children on december 15 to discuss the details. he says he's not legally obligated to hand off his businesses but that it is important to have no conflicts of interest. meanwhile, trump has chosen steve mnuchin to be secretary of treasury. he's a well-known hollywood financier and was bankrolling hits like "avatar." he spoke earlier at trump tower. >> we need to make sure our infrastructure is built for that when he first century, that we have roads and bridges and power grids and infrastructure that support this country and that's going to be the focus. trump also selected billionaire wilbur ross to be secretary of commerce. ross was an advocate for trump's econom

joining us is michael pond, head of global research as barclays.'s jump in a talk about inflation and what the market is looking for. we will get to donald trump and the fed saw that in a moment. not every metric is telling us the same story. michael: that is right. inflation is still fairly low at around 195 on the 10 year rate. higher than where it was and the summer. it is still well below a normal level around 230, 240 which is where it was from 2010 and 2014. vonnie: how quickly can market expectations become inflation? have risen 20hey basis points over the past couple of weeks. that couple of upward pressure on inflation. we have seen inflation go up. 2%e inflation has been below and now it is above 2% and it has been for most of this year. we think it celebrates forward of continued wage gains as the labor market tightens further. even though we expect the fed it we thinkn december, inflation's have gained momentum and inflation is set to rise. how inflation or policyonary on trump's is what we're speculating about? michael: what actually g

again, barclays but there are around it. maybe 2% to 3% up. but then, to your point, if there is a controversy, it begins to erupt a rise out of that. we could see a lot of uncertainty and much more volatility. my guess is the market would react negatively to that, but i do not know what order or magnitude. caroline: bidding into therefore what happens in terms of fiscal spending, overall, you are anticipating it could ramp up a matter which particular candidate. what sectors would hurt the most if we saw health care in particular, is that going to be one that is vulnerable postelection? michael: the point you made about fiscal spending, ramping up regardless of who is president is spot on. i think we are now seeing the baton handed off from the monetary authorities on a global basis to fiscal authorities. fiscal banks around the world have said we have done as much as we can do. we believe that regardless of who winds, we are going to see a up in fiscal spending. you are going to see that money sort of directed in different directions, so our

this is the bloomberg barclays index, pollen 4% in the two weeks through yesterday. it is the biggest two-week routes in the day, going back to 1990. yellen fueling the decline by saying a rate hike could come relatively soon. as abigail says, we look at the euro, 10 days of decline against the dollar, longest losing run since it was introduced in january, 1999. euro at the lowest level since december last year, and look at rsi. that is when the ecb started qe, last march, and it fell to the lowest level in 12 years. topman sachs, one of the trade recommendations for next year, targeting 10% upside in the dollar, relative to baskets of the euro and pound. againstrade were to go 5%, this would entail the euro falling against the greenback and the pound sinking to 114 on the 12 month arise. astonishing chart, 10 days of losses. vonnie: gary astonishing charts and currencies -- very astonishing charts in currencies. let's check on first word news with erik johnson. erik: president-elect donald trump as a position of attorney general. jeff sessions, a staunch ally, and h

barclays and standard chartered also failed to meet some requirements.he share price, barclays and standard chartered not moving too much to the down side. overall the bank of england's mark carney said the bank of england is in good shape and could keep lending even in a situation of economic turmoil. these tests were submitted in march. they don't contain the brexit vote in june. here's mark carney. >> overall eu membership has increased the economy, facilitated dinavism, but also created challenges. >> looking forward, the november adp report is out at 8:15 eastern. read on private sector jobs. followed by october personal income and spending numbers at 8:30. then at 9:45, chicago pmi. at 10:00, october pending home sales. this afternoon, the fed will release its monthly beige book report at 2:00 p.m. eastern. always a good read for some color around the fed driktds. a trio of fed officials are speaking today, powell, mester and ckaplan. don't mi >>> coming up, oil prices spike as the secretary-general hints a deal will be reached today. thank you for

barclays and standard charter fell short. hsbc, lloyds and santander fared better. the bank of england flagged key challenges to the bank's sustainability. mark carney said it was in the eu's interest to have an orderly brexit. >> the uk financial system demonstrated its ability to dampen rather than amplify its impact on the real economy of shocks. the resilience has been reinforced by the 2016 stress test and given the likelihood that some uk specific risks to financial stability could materialize. it will take time to clarify the uk's new relationship with the eu and the rest of the world. and the orderliness of the uk economy's adjustment to these changes will influence the risk to financial stability. >> john redwood joins us now around the desk. do you think uk banks are well equipped for brexit? >> much better equipped financially than they were at the time of the crash and the aftermath of the crash. i think the stress tests reveal they have done work to repair balance sheets and are in pretty good shape. i don't think brexit is nearly so big an issue as so

don barclay is lang's likely replacement at right guard.. "i'm comfortable. i've done it before. you know, like i said, i'm gonna prepare the same way and i'm going about this week like any other week. just staying true to my set, trying to stay fundamentally sound and just execute that and give great effort." guys who always gives great effort, which is part of the reason why this scene last night at carolina is so tough to watch.... the veteran linebacker is sobbing on the field before being carted off.... today he is in the league's concussion protocol.... the former league defensive player of the year does have a history of slow recoveries from concussions.... it could be blow-out city tomorrow in the big ten.... four teams are twenty plus point favorites, including the badgers at purdue... best high school teams in the state get to do their thing at camp randall stadium.... brookfield east rides the five rushing touchdowns of sam sanitago- lloyd to a 42-36 win over monona grove for the division two championship this afternoon.... the five td's is more than anyone else has ev

christian keller head of barclays. we were talking about fiscal stimulus. german finance minister said it calls for fiscal stimulus cannot be directed at germany which has increased investments. others would disagree. >>> that's it for today's show. thank you so much for being with us. i'm louisa bojesen. >> i'm carolin roth. "worldwide exchange" is next. we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. >> good-bye. . >>> good morning. market rally all four main u.s. indices soar to record highs for the first time since 1999. >>> oil shock. crude prices continue to climb in anticipation of this month's big opec meeting. >> trump transition, the president-elect promises to withdraw from a 12 nation trade deal on his first day in office. it's tuesday, november 22nd, 2016. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> welcome to "worldwide

if you look to the bloomberg barclays u.s. treasuries yield spread, dollar climbing with that. the dollar has risen above its 200-day moving average. every major developed currency except the new zealand dollar also poised for its best month since 2009 versus the end. -- y en. vonnie: thank you. lots going on in the markets and the weather politics. more from the newsroom. >> president-elect donald trump has chosen former goldman sachs banker steve mnuchin as treasury secretary. he was well known in hollywood, bankrolling "the x-men" franchise. >> we need to make sure our infrastructure is set for the 21st century, that we have roads and power grids and infrastructure that support this country. that is going to be a big focus. >> trump also selected billionaire investor wilbur ross to be secretary of commerce. 'sss was an advocate for trump economic program went trump was still a long shot. rush has been in conflict with president-elect trump's economic program went trump's tm about the conflict in syria. he added that moscow was hoping for better relations with washington over

. >>> terps 6-0 on the year looking to advance in the barclays classic against kansas state. early first half. melo trimble finding a way to weave through the defense. trimble with eight in the first half, terps up two. closing minutes of the first. kevin herder from beyond the had 10 in the first half. terps by six at the break. second half. tchaikovsky for the alley-oop. terps win 69-68 on a late bucket by trimble. >>> special congrats to navy, maryland, and virginia tech. navy was dominant in their final regular-season game before heading to the american conference championship. maryland became bowl eligible and the hokies set several records on their way to the acc time since 2011. navy was in a close game at halftime. second half, they reload and explode. the midshipmen scored 47 points in the second half. 74 players dressed, 73 played, seven different players scored touchdowns. navy wins 75-31. that's not a school record, they scored 76 against ecu in 2010. >>> hokies get a big win over in-state rival virginia. ev rans setting virginia tech's single-season records in pa

barclays and standard chartered failed to meet requirements but they had plans to deal with the issue. other business headlines. an end affer to pilot series of damaging strikes. 900 more flights were canceled in germany. they continue their 15th walkout. india is the fastest-growing major economy in the world. gdp expanded at 7.3% between july and september. the previous quarter, it's also higher than china 6.7%. these can go downhill. they are now raising to exchange old notes by a december 30 deadline. and philip morris says they cannot envision a future without cigarettes. analysts have been met with skepticism. british court has rejected an appeal on plain packaging for cigarettes. in the united states dozens of people have been arrested and protest to increase the minimum wage. rallies took place in chicago, los angeles, new york, calling for the rate to be increased to $15. federal minimum wage is $7.25 per albert. some have already set it higher. frome first major action fight for 15 protesters since donald trump won the presidential election. demonstrateders for a national mi

this is video from an apartment building near barclay and pittsburgh in walker's point.. you can see the man come in the lobby- like area and the return with a full size television. this happened last sunday - but police think he's responsible district one. if you recognize this guy - call milwaukee police.. a los angeles judge sentences ex-n-f-l star darren sharper to 20 years in prison for the rape of two women and drugging of two others. however-- he'll only spend about half that time in custody.. the former all-pro safety pleaded no contest in deal with prosecutors in four states-- california, louisiana, nevada, and arizona. the numbers are in from this year's gun d over the nine-day hunt-- nearly 197- thousand deer were killed. that's down six percent from last year. however-- more than 5-thousand more antlered deer were killed across the state. the department of natural resources also reports that about 13-and-half- thousand less gun deer licenses were sold this season. today is "giving tuesday." and the wisconsin humane society is honoring a very special puppy. thi

head ofg up, barclays strategy with his outlook for the market.tial election took an unexpected turn with a surprising strong showing from france law in the republican primary. joining us on the telephone from washington is jacob kierkegaard from the institute of -- let's start with france and what is going on in france? obvious exhibitionist populism coming back to the floor. is that in your view? seen.s is what we have cois is the most reformed candidate in the primary. he is out of the mainstream enduse he is advocating an to layoffs of large numbers of public employees. he may have been able to cap into resentment -- been able to tap the into resentment. david: having heard him, he is calling an end to the federal movement in europe. he is against big government and more for privatization which feels like it is a rebellion against the establishment. >> it is true. he has opposed federalism in europe. he is not opposed to more integration in the eurozone. he is in favor of privatizing additional parts of the french government, which is somethin

>>reporter: chase sapphire reserve, capital one, barclays average $600 worth of freebies and travel point. >> they feel more comfortable extending credit to consumers right now. that is why we are seeing reward credit card deals. >> because shoppers are spending more during the holidays, for example chase sapphire preferred requires spending $4000 in the first three months however annual fees can be expensive too ranging from 95- $450 a year. paying off the balance every month is a must because interest rates are high. >> reward cards are great for your personal finances if you know you can pay them off. >>reporter: retailers may offer you a credit card for in-store rewards but it's best to skip it if you don't pay it off the average retail card interest rates are 24% versus 15% for regular cards. whatever you choose, shop around. >> the first thing you should think about is how you want to use the card and what you want to get from it. if you are somebody who never travels don't get yourself a miles card. >>reporter: in this season of giving, using credit wisely to stretch that holiday b

this is video inside an apartment building on pittsburgh and barclay around the fifth ward. early sunday morning, police say this man pried the locked door open and removed a televisio similar burglaries in four different places this month. if you recognize this man, you are asked to call milwaukee police. former packer darren sharper is sentenced for drugging and raping two women. a judge in los angeles today sentenced the former nfl star to 20 years in prison, capping a case in which the athlete was accused of attacking more than one dozen women in four states. earlier this year a judge in new , orleans sentenced sharper to at the same time. sharper was a five-time pro-bowler who won a super bowl when he played for the new orleans saints. joyce: wisconsin's attorney general has released a new public service announcement about how quickly people can get addicted to heroin. >> what are they? >> don't worry about it. >> there are no refills on this prescription. >> what is going on with you? you are shutting me out, i am done. kathy: attorney general brad schimmel says 70% of

barclays potentially would benefit. thanks with the u.s. operations. -- banks with u.s.rations. >> the u.s. banks are a few years ahead. you have more confidence in the capital basis of those banks. they have comparable ratios but the assets within the u.s. banking system are of a high quality and that is not that ambiguous compared to the european peers. there is still a need to write down assets across the books. you will not see that coming through in cash. guy: we still want to understand what those assets will mean in terms of unwinding them. stay with us. great start to the conversation. we are minutes away from the european open. we will take a look at the movers in trade today. sincehas its best quarter 2013. those stories and more our next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is the first positive quarter for pimco. net in euros. it is the first positive. customers are valuing this strong franchise and the performance of pimco. it is paying off and we are turning the corner. cfoline: comments from the speaking to bloomberg this morning. this is one of our key stocks to w

barclay was back out on the practice field wednesday after injuring a shoulder in pregame before the redskins contest. in green bay tim van vooren fox 6 sports." the news is much brighter for the badgers, just keep winning and the rest will take care of itself. a win against minnesota saturday or a nebraska loss on friday puts them in the big ten championship game. but first things first saturday is a chance to celebrate the seniors. "it's their last home game in camp randall and i think it's really special for the families and their loved them through this journey." as the bucks get ready for friday night's game against toronto at the bradley center, they were able to give their thanks to others today. at their practice they welcomed more than 30 active and veteran members of the military. after the team's workout, the military personnel were able to spend time with the players and coaches. "to see them come down and say thank you for having us here something right, but for us to get the opportunity to say thank you to them personally is what this is all about." in maui last night,