let's go to mark barton in london. u.s. manufacturing data throws up concerns about the world's biggest economy. the european close starts right now. betty: so, we are going to take you from new york to london in the next half hour. mark, it looks like we are both, on both sides of the pond, trying to hold onto these gains. ism manufacturing data , betty.things off a bit it started off so well. , the china data, looking on the bright side of life. expandedvices sector as well. we had factory growth in november. unemployment unexpectedly fell to 10.7% in october. manufacturing growth cool in november, but interestingly, the survey said manufacturing did maintain its positive start for the quarter. so, betty, i'm blaming you. it is it your manufacturing data that caused the flaw in the narrative. betty: [laughter] the traitors did react well to the stress tests of the banks in england. mark: yes, they were. passed theanks stress tests. a couple did not do so well. they fell on a couple of issues, but the likes of standard cha

i am mark barton.hen the fed last raised rates 600une 29, 2006, the stoxx rose. .nd it rose today history could repeat itself if the fed raises rates. betty: i thought you going to tell me something like, back in 2006, the friends episode had their finale, american idol -- whatever. anyways. [laughter] should have known. i know you are getting ready for the battle of the charts. let's get a look at the biggest business flash. -- having a one under 79 hour marathon. the department chain will be open from 7:00 tomorrow morning until christmas eve. they think shoppers will make late-night visits after seeing the star wars movie. espn has suffered the steepest loss in response they are revamping the sportscenter franchise for mobile viewing and online sharing. sportscenter membership is down 10% this year. krispy kreme wants to move into starbucks territory. there are now doing more to promote coffee. location, workers are grinding beans and calling themselves for recess. themselves baristas. you can alway

. >> amonie barton's family says she was the one driving when the car crashed and caught fire.ow a growing memorial steps from the intersection where the three women lost their lives. >> when my mom was alive i used to -- >> and at 7 jaden knows the pain of losing parent. his mother, amonie barton driving with two passengers when the car lost control and slammed into a tractor-trailer with herbicide. and her car burst into flames. ♪ >> now candles, flowers and stuffed animals are steps from where the police say barton, 22-year-old giavanna scavo and an unidentified passenger perished in the inferno. >> i really wanted to thank the guy who tried to stave - stave -- -- save -- [crying] >> tried to save them. >> and torresdale has a history of accidents. despite neighbor's claims the police say the tractor-trailer was parked legally. >> amonie is not the type of person who would speed because she has children. >> and her family believes on a higher power. >> we have faith in god. it's not our will, but it's his will be done, so we'll get through it. >> we have learned the passenge

barton was driving when her car lost control on torresdale avenue. slammed into a parked tractor-trailer carrying herbicide and both vehicles burst into flames. while police continue to investigate what caused barton to crash her family is clinging to faith. >> to be honest with you i have faith in god and it's not our will but it's his will be done so we'll get through it. >> "action news" has learned that the passenger scavo was the only survivor of a murderous rampage back in 1997 when she was a toddler her father was convicted of killing her mother, her mother's boyfriend and her grandmother over a custody dispute. scavo's father died in prison. >> the philadelphia archdiocese has removed a priest from his parish. archbishop charles chaput placed father steven harris on administrative leave. harris was a pastor at saint bridget's jump in east falls. a letter says the decision follows concerns about father harris' suitability for ministry. it also says the concerns do not involve accusations of any criminal activity. >>> a septa bus driver has bee

barton's family has hired an attorney who is preparing a lawsuit.e questions the city ordinance that allows tractor trailers to park along the road. barton leaves behind her husband and two children. >>> it's going to be hard. it's going to be rough to get through but i got two kids to be strong for. that tractor trailer isn't the there. imani maybe has a vehicle accident and medical care today she's still with us and not burnt in a fiery grave. >> earlier this year, councilman bobby, introduced bill to ban trucks parking along torresdale avenue. >>> a new jersey grand jury has indicted the truck driver who crashed into a limo carrying actor tracy morgan. attorneys for kevin roper tried unsession physical to have charges of vehicular homicide and assault by auto thrown out. roper hadn't slept for 28 hours before that crash. something his lawyers dispute. the crash on the new jersey turnpike last year severely injured morgan and killed one of his friends. >>> caught on camera, a suspect steals dozens of propane tanks from two businesses in northeast

barton flood a parked tractor-trailer carrying herbicide and both vehicles burst into flames. while police continue to investigate what caused barton to crash her family says they're clinging to faith. >> i have faith in god and it's not our will but it's his will be done so we'll get through it. >> "action news" has learned that that passenger giavanna scavo was the only survivor of a murderous rampage back in 1997 when she was a toddler her father was convicted of killing her mother, her mother's boyfriend and her grandmother during a custody dispute. scavo's father died in prison. >> ♪ f. >> 5:36. happening today the u.s. department of justice released its six-month progress report of the philadelphia police department. today's progress report is a follow-up from the initial report released in may. the department is now implementing many of the 91 recommendations spelled out in the federal report. police commissioner charles ramsey ordered the investigation of his department back in 2013 in response to an increase in officer-involved shootings. >> time now to turn to karen

barton's family has hired an attorney who is preparing a lawsuit. he questions the city ordinance that allows tractor trailers to park along the road. barton leaves behind her husband and two children. >>> it's going to be hard. it's going to be rough to get through but i got two kids to be strong for. that tractor trailer isn't the there. imani maybe has a vehicle accident and medical care today she's still with us and not burnt in a fiery grave. >> earlier this year, councilman bobby, introduced bill to ban trucks parking along torresdale avenue. >>> a new jersey grand jury has indicted the truck driver who crashed into a limo carrying actor tracy morgan. attorneys for kevin roper tried unsession physical to have charges of vehicular homicide and assault by auto thrown out. roper hadn't slept for 28 hours before that crash. something his lawyers dispute. the crash on the new jersey turnpike last year severely injured morgan and killed one of his friends. >>> caught on camera, a suspect steals dozens of propane tanks from two businesses in northeas

i want to bring in mark barton as we wrap up the tray. jumping after five days of bosses at the fed starts their today policy meeting. the european close starts right now. betty: we are going to take you from new york to london and berlin in the next half hour, but kick things off, mark, on a pretty big rally. mark: european stocks rebounding from the 10 week low. after risk return, the fed kicks off the today policy meeting. all 19 industry groups rising today of the stoxx 600, led that oil. 600 is record, the stoxx

mark barton, only a fool would call a bottom in any kind of commodity, metal or liquid or anything anywherea mr. hydeing about bounce. let's talk about dr. jekyll. the stagecoach group. it runs bus services. what's going on? stagecoach is a bus company and a real company. it operates mega bus in the you knighted states -- in the united states. its biggest decline in four years. this is because of flooding and the paris attacks as well. curbing demand on international routes. twoailed on its bid to run rail franchises here. two questions. are you a traveler? are you a wanderer? have you traveled on mega bus? brendan: we have a chance to talk about rail in the u.k., that makes my two thomas the tank engine sons mad with glee. i was a bus rider. now we will check in on the first word news. courtney donohoe has more. negotiators have introduced a new, shorter draft about global warming. the talks in paris and in two days. the draft document does not resolve the question about carbon emissions being removed from the economy altogether or just produced. the smog alert in beijing is raising hopes

mark barton scared off joe weisenthal, maybe.ughter] winning three times in a row p julie, kick it off. julie: a lot this year about the outperformance of megacap stocks, masking the outperformance of merely large-cap stocks. i did not do this alone. it will snow bloomberg news gave me the idea for this chart, and also helped me set up the index for the chart. this looks at the russell top 50 index, the most mega mega-caps in the u.s. stock market, versus the s&p 500. this is the differential between the two, all the way back to 1999. as you can see, typically the mega-caps underperformed. but this year, the percentage point differential between them is 2.2%. in other words, the mega-caps outperformed the s&p 500 by 2.2%. on a day when we once again see stocks like amazon and alphabet hit records, i was reminded of this outperformance of the mega-caps. it pays to be big this year. betty: mark? bek: should the ecb, betty, loosening policy? i am going contentious today. as you might know, some of the policymakers of the ecb, such a

brendan greeley is here with us and mark barton is as well. he is my cohost.an: everything is at stake. transatlantic pride. these are treasury break evens. this is what you want to buy to protect. this is what the market thinks rmb two-year. they are picking and .5% inflation in two years. on the five-year they see more inflation, 1.2%. this is what the market see. let's look at what the same level of inflation with the fed, we have a lot of data. the fed projections, they have the two-year-old way up here at 1.9%. happy five here at 2%. i call that special said inflation sold. glasses. it magically gets them to 2% in five years. no one else can see it. betty: i think we will be talking on this for a long, long time. great job yesterday at the fed. ok, mark? mark: we have been talking a lot about divergence between the ecb and i am done with the clock. i want to show you dividends. sometimes in life, simple charts , one line charts are the most effective. this chart shows that the yield differential, the thread between the german two-year and the western 2-ye

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barton's family has hired an attorney who is preparing a lawsuit. he questions a city ordinance that allows trail tours park along the route. she leaves behind her husband and two kids. >> it will be hard and rough to get through but i have two kids to be strong for. that tractor trailer, wasn't there maybe they have a vehicle accident and with medical care today she's still with us a and not, burned in a fiery grave. >> earlier this year, councilman bobby henon introduce aid bill to ban truck parking on torresdale avenue. >>> new jersey grand jury indicted truck driver who crashed into the limo carrying tracie morgan. attorneys for kevin roper tried unsuccessfully to have charges of vehicular homicide and assault by auto thrown out. investigators say roper had in the slept for 28 hearst before the the crash, something his lawyers disputed. the crash on the new jersey turnpike last year severely injured morgan and killed one of his friend. >>> real housewives star teresa guidice is out of prison in time to spend christmas with her families. photogra

thank you so much, mark barton. let's bring in our guest for the next half hour, the former imf economist and our chief eurozone economist. great to have you on the program. we are expecting the fed to hike on wednesday, and we have been talking about divergence between the fed and the european central bank for so long. has that ship sailed? >> i think it is right. i think the market is clearly's expecting no surprises. at the end of the day, the fed dictate interest rates for all global assets, all geographies. much, you is not could see some moves. we expect the divergence to continue. francine: are you expecting unexpected moves? >> i think probably not. maybe a bit of flattening in the curve, maybe a bit of correlation with the bund. but this time around with monetary policy it should be less, but nonetheless with the bund, they could move a little bit in terms of repricing. francine: you don't think there is complacence in the market. when you look at risk appetite, the financial stability of the imf, these com

greg barton, thanks very much for joining us on al jazeera.l's president said a plot to overthrow his government failed. he said several people were arrested planning to seize control using aerial fire power. the motivation for the alleged coup attempt is unclear. burundi on the brink of civil war that risks engulfing the entire region. that's the warning from ban k ki-mo ki-moon. calling for a special session in geneva. 80 people have been killed in the past week nat capitol. the fighting started in april and the president ran for a third term in office which he later won. rwandans going to polls to decide to constitutional changes. it would potentially allow the president to stay in office until 2034. as malcolm reports, it may be more divided than the government let's on. >> public meetings about the referendum on changing the constitution have been impossible to miss. these people say they want president paul game to stay in power after he finishes his second term. he has been president since 2000 but in power since his group ended the gen

clara barton not only -- this one of the things when i say text books are terrible ourte books say she founded the american red cross, lining just happened overnight and it was easy... she needed it to be aligned with the international red cross which required decades of lobby in the united states congress to have the senate ratify the geneva convention, which is the same yes geneva conventions we'e talking about today. but she inserted the american amendment. and when she went as the american representative to geneva in 1884, they passed the american amendment which is still referred to that way in international relief circles. and what that said was that the american -- the international red cross could not only go into war zones, which is what it had been doing, but it could also going in after a natural disaster. so anytime you hear about the red cross being someplace after an earthquake in nepal or a flood in the midwest or after katrina in involuntary new orler whatever it is, it's because of clara barton. >> host: and i want to point out in "capital dames," you do an epilogue, w

let's bring in mark barton as we wrap up trading in the next 30 minutes.and mining companies fall ahead of this week's reform meeting. the european close starts right now. ♪ david: we will take you to johannesburg in the next half hour. kick us off. mark: pre-fed jitters? were rising for the first 3.5 hours and then oil companies started falling and resource companies started climbing as well. , we had mining stocks sinking in the biggest fall since july. falling for the fifth consecutive day. since we hit a three month high on november, the stoxx 600 has fallen by 8%. throw into the mix the news about

bloomberg's mark barton standing by in london.o the most important stories, and mark, you guys are climbing back from some of these losses? stoxx 400y, is the going to close up or down? betty: are you asking me to place a bet? we do not gamble at bloomberg. will it finish lower or higher? betty: i do not want to place bets, but it looks by the momentum we will be closing higher, right? were on track, betty for the seventh decline, but as you say, four minutes to go. is the trend your friend, betty? the bank of england, no change in rates. the bank of england fighting wages, fighting the oil price. was it a more dovish sounding bank? our economist at jefferies will join us. glencore, the great corporate story of the day. correspondent will be filling us in on that and we will be going to johannesburg to talk about the chaos and south african markets. onty, i am keeping an eye this. our own battle of the charts. ♪ betty: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." is 11:30 a.m. in new york, but it is 4:30 p.m. in london. let's bring it to

mark barton as joining us for the half-hour. bitre coming back a little too in europe?for the fifth day, blame china, the trade data. he will be drilling down into the china data. is it in recession? you have u.k. and eurozone data over the ecb decision. what a story, dividends for the first time since 2000. willwn bloomberg reporter be with us. the battle of the charts is back. i'm going to win today. i will look at the value destruction in the mining sector. the european close is next. ♪ betty: welcome back to "bloomberg markets," i am betty liu. markets are wrapping up a crazy day in trade, i want to bring in mark barton as we wrap up the session in the next 30 minutes. mark: mining companies are dragging european stocks lower. the european close starts right now. ♪ we are going to take you from new york to london in the next half an hour, as you said, the china data kicked off all of the selling here. yesterday's gains -- were they an operation? data fell more than expected. the import data was an improvement. it still has eight-in front of it. grew .3%.a growth yes

to europe, where mark barton sees european shares going for a three-month high. for the ecb meeting is coming closer. mark: the bit of data today that was really interesting was the euro-area confliction data. for the month of november. economists were looking for .2%. the view the ecb will have to do something tomorrow. mario draghi only said a few weeks ago he will do what he must to inflate inflation which is below the goal of 2%. of 2017, it has been nowhere near that target. this is one spot that is standing out. also, the world's big steel center, the company will be even lower next year after a collapse in prices of steel. there is no recommendation from .eutral to buy they are saying they jumped the gun and upgrading the shares in october. it has been downgraded in december. the not want to bang drum's. it is all about the ecb, and we are so nearly there. betty: one more day. i will see you in a little bit for the european close. is live fromttle the nasdaq where she is looking at 2 early winners. yahoo! is one of the big winners after it was reported the

i want to bring in mark barton. we await the fed decision.re registering the biggest two-day gain since october ahead of the fed rate decision. the european close starts right now. let's carry on, let's talk about what happened in the markets today. just a couple of hours since -- hours until the decision. to take youe going from new york to london in the next half an hour of london -- next half an hour. we are waiting this big decision and that has been a dominant focus. seem toes as well, we be taking a bigger and bigger hit here. mark: it has been amazing. oil is down, oil stocks are

mark barton, great to have you with us. with that market close europe.e in do not miss that. 4:30 u.k. time. . looks like austria's wealthy family is on the caffeine fueled quest to rule the coffee world. the investment firm that manages their fortune has acquired keurig blue mountain for $13.9 billion. that keeps devon pendleton business. she is here to talk about the consolidation. first of all, these billionaires. this is always money. the deals are under the radar. they are under the radar. strip this back about this starte -- this story. devon: there are really only for billionaires. small company. they are on a tear recently. perfumee acquired a maker and then particular going back to coffee they have spent $30 billion over the past four years just on coffee. they are trying to build an empire. pete's coffee ntn u.s. and master brewer. quite big names. jonathan: look at those numbers. a $10 billion deal. a $14 billion deal p are they going to keep this up? devon: probably yes. what they're looking at is nestlÉ. it is

mark barton with the latest on the charts. stay with glencoe in bank of america, the worst -- glencore and anglo american. they told investors today that they can make money even at lower commodity prices. let's bring in the global head of commodities at mccoury. when you look at a lot of these mining producers, they had huge balance sheets. they take so much debt, and no profits are diving. the solution is what? divest, smaller cut costs? >> all. best up in 2016, it will everybody trying to sell assets. the question is are there buyers? there will definitely be winners and losers. glencore today has very aggressive cost cuts. dohave seen miners everything they can to take costs down. i think we are expecting more from glencore today in terms of assets to be cut. there are still a lot of buyers out there. francine: they are talking about possibly putting the agricultural business ipo in that separately. that is a strategic move. why? because to get smaller and can be taken private? because he can focus on the trouble? you don'

october.darrow admitted to regularly using marijuana and cocaine last year.former officer garrett barton is also awaiting sentencing on federal charges. now an update to last spring's bird flf outbreak. outbreak.state officials are stopping a statewide ban bibi exhibits at fairs. the ban will officially be removed friday.today iowa ag secretary bill northey said $- state continues to recover from the devastation.last spring, iowa lost 32-million chickens and turkeys because of the bird flu, leading to higher egg and poultry prices. the race for the white house is back in the corridor today, today,right now w new jersey governor chris christie is at the hamburg inn in iowa city holding a meet and greet there with voters.the republican will also be in cedar rapids today.at 5-30 he'll be meeting with more voters at the field- house.doors open at 4-30. fellow republican and florida senator marco rubio is holding an event right now in clinton. at three this afternoon - he'll be in waterloo for an event at the e nter for the e arts.the stops are part of a bus tour that was supposed to start ye

barton of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 542, the gentleman from texas, mr. barton, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. barton: i thank the speaker. mr. speaker, i offer this amendment on behalf of myself, mr. cuellar, mr. flores, mr. conaway and mr. mccaul. this amendment is almost identical to h.r. 702 which passed the house floor on a strong bipartisan basis several months ago, 261 votes, i believe, was the -- those in favor of it. this is necessary because while we had hopped that h.r. 702 would be brought up in the other body as a stand-alone bill, it doesn't appear that's going to happen this session and so we want to try to put this on another vehicle that the senate may yet bring up. will also point out there are a number of larger bills in play that there's a possibility we'll try to attach it to those also. in any event, this amendment is true to the bill that was brought up on the house floor. it is identic

. >> a whole situation boils down to how long the police officers waited before they can barton the doorat i walki walk my dog i sure as hell don't have my id. with a give me two minutes? bill: what's next? >> filing a claim on monday in federal court to seek damages and compensation on their behalf. they have yet to set a date when they will fight the charges. bill: thanks. >> is that time of year again. if you're anything like me the 1st two weeks you really go for and that's that you fall off. 1200 calories, sometimes more. welcome to see ko kickboxing. i started the tko yardley in may. i'm totally addicted. a full body workout with cardio and strength training. >> in one class to doing everything. >> seven years of. >> i lost 67 pounds. various surgeries due to vascular issues and the legs after five months of kickboxing life is totally changed. in addition the high-energy classes they also offer personal training and you don't need to be a member to take advantage of it. >> what i've learned, it really is a family. i never once felt ridiculed, judge. >> they feel that it is intimida

and accompanying that expedition very famously is clara barton. she uses her considerable political power, her association, her leadership with the missing soldiers office, to invite herself on captain moore's expedition. one of the dramas is those two leaders, clara barton and captain moore, are at loggerheads the entire time. the -- they are fighting over who is going to get credit for the work at andersonville. them and,peaks to quite frankly, not flattering ways. the army does the work of using the captured record, the death records they have with them. famous, the most prisoner, he served as a clerk in the prison hospital and he was one of half dozen boys who are keeping the death register, other records of the hospital complex. he is famous, and rightly so, for one of the bravest acts of conscience in the entire civil war. in mid-august 1864, when 100 men are dying a day, he thinks to himself, if my government knew, they would stop this. and he commits an act of bravery. he makes the choice when the chief surgeon is not present to start copy

former correctional officer garrett barton and three others have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the investigation. five other prison employees have lost their jobs. transamerica corporation says it's reorganizing, and investment company that does most of its business in the u-s. the company told employees yesterday that as part of its "2020 strategy," it is combining 14 different divisions into one company. it will now be organized by function rather than products. transamerica's senior vice president released a statement on the re- organization. the statement says in part: "transamerica is making internal changes to better deliver on a singular, consistent and... ...positive customer experience with our company at every touch point." the transition is starting in the first quarter of next year. and the company says it's too early to comment on how this change will impact jobs. the city administrator of tiffin says that town will go along with the county's recent minimum wage increase. the johnson county supervisors have approved a plan to raise the county's last month, tiffin c

jonathan, if one of my shoes falls off in a show i hope you would help me out and not do what will bartondid. trevor ariza shoe's fell off so instead of helping him out he throws the shoe the opposite direction out of bounds. con quently he was hit with a technical. you would don't that, would you? jonathan: that is not nice to do. erin: after beating the penguins the capitals spent the day off to bring smile to the faces of the sick kids and families at medstar university hospital. hard to say who had more fun, kids or the players. almost everyone on the roster attended annual tradition. they posted for pictures and signed autographed and spread holiday cheer. a lot of those people said that their capitals fans so this was a dream come true for them. the caps will be back on the ice tomorrow. when they host the ottawa senators. jonathan: great ambassadors, too. the kids love them. erin: parents, too. jonathan: one last look at weather. doug: look at the seven-day. sunshine tomorrow and cooler. rain on thursday, clear and breezy. cooler, friday. chilly, sunny weekend. big-time warming tre

mark barton is still with us in london. mike mckee joins us. we will let you kick it off first. we have all been waiting for this for years or the new star wars movie opens and also a fed meeting. both.k at the earnings of we put the numbers altogether and they earned about $4.4 billion. the fed makes money. on qe, six years of qe like six star wars movies. look what they have done. fed, $469 billion in earnings. the champ would've to be the fed. what is in it for me? obviously, the star wars franchise has changed hands. if you look at the number of disney shareholders now, divided , you gethey earned $2672 per share. reviews. battle of the chart title. i will give it a go anywayemerge fed? that is on the fed signals get a rate hike. the emerging market index down by 10%, down for a nice day. trackings, they gauge currency. the orange at a record low on friday. all 24 emerging market currencies have dropped against the dollar since october the 28th. local bombs as well. the gleam want -- the green line since october 28 has fallen by 2.6%. the lowest level since september 29. all

to say that betty liu lost to mark barton in today's battle of the charts.orrow.e you all have a good evening. ♪ scarlet: welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here is what we're watching. the slumping oil prices persist for a fifth day. howill take a look at billions of barrels of oil can also disappear in accounting smoke. twitter figures out a way to make money off of people without a twitter account. ad elizabeth holmes fighting eddie drift of controversy. can she survive the pressure? first, we want to check today's activity. it looks like an update for now. ramy: we will see if we can hold on to those gains. saw an uptick and then we ended up in the red. we are up for the force time -- for th

this is the european close i'm here with mark barton in london. time to take a look at some of the biggest business stories. air france says it has lost -- since the harris attacks. it slumped sharply after the attacks and it could take six months the for bookings returned to normal. united airlines is offering a guaranteed to corporate customers. as reliable asbe american or delta, and if not, they offer upgrades. they guarantee is available on reliability rates. it has risen from the bottom have to the top half. someone may have displaced three large objects. boeing jumbo jets appeared to have been abandoned in will asia best selling newspaper says that if no one claims the owings, they can sell them. they have been parked there for more than one year. incredible. you can get more business news at bloomberg.com. let's get back to the big corporate story today, anglo-american. a story and what a space the commodity industry is it today. been discussing that on the bloomberg commodity index -- falling to the lowest level since 1999 egos of the wee

with us is mohamed el-erian and mark barton from undimmed. back from the fed. -- from london. the philadelphia fed president saying, my fear is at the federal reserve risks losing its credibility and only adds uncertainty to the economic landscape along with the committee waits and normalize monetary policy. that sounds reasonable but also raises the question of whether there is a real reason, is there a true reason for the fed to want to hike rates in december, is there a real justification here? mohamed: absolutely there is a real justification. it is almost impossible now for the head -- fact not to hike, unless we get a major catastrophe. today's employment report was robust in a very encompassing manner. a green light from one objective, which was employment. bettere also having indication from wages and inflation. they also have to worry about financial stability down the road. so it is hard for the fed not to hike at this point. were up onlywages 0.2 percentage points. still a very small increase here. true, and unfortunately, the head

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joe weisenthal joining me, the miss,"r of "what do you and mark barton standing by. the fed is probably going to hike tomorrow -- why is it not coming up? betty: you forgot to login. [laughter] joe: may be let's go to mark. betty: market is repaired. mark: is the bank of england decoupling? in the last two decades, they tend to follow the fed in policy by roughly three months but all of that is changing because teachers are telling us that if they start hiking rates until january 2017, and there are two reasons this is a shot. the first is the white line, consumer prices today rising an annual .1 percent. we are so far below the bank of england 2% inflation goal. the other reason, average hourly 2.5ings and rose by percent. where the fed goes, the bank of england may not follow. are you logged in? joe: and here is why we will probably go. we have inflation data with energy the highest in a while. cpi, highest of 2014 and cpi also a highest. all the data goes in the right direction and the fed has to be believed by that. betty: joe wins this because he saved his chart

crash happened in holmesberg where cheri greg from our sister station, amonie barton ace family has hired an attorney and looking for answers. >>> it was a day one year-old jaden broke his arm and a day he lost his wife, a.m. onie along with two others when rented chevy camaro she was driving at a high speed crashed into a park tractor trailer, causing an explosion. >> we lost everything. everything. she was my best friend. we did a lot of stuff together. >> reporter: he met a.m. onie when she was three and married, even though separated they were close. >> there is not a day that went by that i hadn't talk to her. >> reporter: now with christmas near they are picking up pieces for jordan and jaden. >> i told them mommy is in heaven. >> reporter: the barton's hired chaka johnson hoist preparing a lawsuit he believes city ordinances make parking tractor trailers long this stretch of torresdale questionable. >> a a.m. onie has a reek will accident and still with us and not, burned in a fiery grave. >> reporter: philadelphia a police have said that the tractor trailers were park, legally a a

bloomberg's mark barton is standing by. what gives?declining and you guys are rebounding. >> the tables have turned finally. after our biggest weekly drop in three months. look at europe today. we are trading higher. strategists are still bullish on european stocks. j.p. morgan chase -- they think the recovery will bear fruit. the overweighted starts on the likes of the euro stocks. pointoxx 50 values that -- 14.7 times estimated earnings. can't get away from what happens in vienna on friday, sending oil below $40. look at the big decline. all the energy stocks in europe today. check out the big declining stock. look at electrolux. the appliance maker. thatys the deal to sell it supplies business isn't going to happen. it's got the jitters because of regulatory concerns in the united states. electrolux down by 13.5%. abouteek we were talking that infamous call about the euro last thursday saying it would move 3%. of course it rose 3%. i know you were chatting with one of the currency guys about that earlier. robin brooks has raised his

police say barton was driving too fast. the daughter of keith scavo was dead. he killed his mother and kimberly's boyfriend eight years ago. he dropped off giovana moments before the murders. he died in prison on death row. >>> new developments tonight in the deadly las vegas strip crash. we're learning what the driver told police. >>> plus a local college is getting ready to welcome some student athletes who were hurt in that crash, welcoming them back to campus tomorrow. they were in vegas for a tournament. nbc reports from bucks county. >> reporter: 19 people from delaware valley university are still in las vegas tonight, but they'll return here tomorrow. we're told they're still trying to process what happened to them on a crowded sidewalk. police say this chaos on the vegas strip was no accident. tonight we're learning more about lakeisha holloway, a mother from oregon now in custody and accused of plowing into dozens with her young daughter in the backseat. >> being homeland and on my own taught me how to stand on my own two feet. >> reporter: that's holl

barton had been disposed of. it is now in order to consider amendment number 26 printed in out report 114-359. for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? mr. cramer: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 36 printed in house report 114-359, offered by mr. cramer of north dakota. the chair: the gentleman from north dakota, mr. cramer, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north dakota. mr. cramer: this amendment authorizes the voluntary, and i stress voluntary, vegetation management within 150 feet of the exterior boundary of the right of way near structures on u.s. forest service land. you know, the former energy regulator and utility commissioner, i know there are many threats to power lines running across this country and most of the time this comes down to vegetation, as odd as that might seem, but especially in areas where there are a lot of trees and remote

joining us on the phone is ma barton crockett.ave to admit being somewhat surprised given the box office numbers and the stock being down this morning. are you? >> i think the stock had pressure on friday with another firm downgrading it. it's maybe given up some of that right now. i think that the buy side and the sell side struggled to understand the profitability that's coming from these movies. and, you know, i think as we see the whole the force awakens through the holidays, people looking at the model and think what the next "star wars" will be, two "star wars" movie in the next fiscal year that there will be a northward bias for the studio segment, which i think will be helpful. i think the debate around espn is interesting. the data points since august have been incrementally better. the ad market in the fourth quarter was healthy. the pace of people dropping pay tv prescriptions and going to skinny bundles is not accelerating. it is at a steady level that you can still see mid single digit style affiliate growth. >> cue m

while police continue to investigate what caused barton to crash her family says they're clinging to have faith in god and and it's not our will but it's his will be done so we'll get through it. >> we've also learned the passenger giavanna scavo was the only survivor of a murderous rampage back in 1997l she was a toddler her father was coin visibilitied of killing her mother her mother's boyfriend and her grandmother during a custody dispute. scavo's father died in pries on. >> 6:37. happening today the u.s. department of justice will release its six month progress report on the philadelphia police department. today's report is a follow-up from the initial one released in may. the department is now implementing many of the 91 recommendations spelled out in the federal report. police commissioner charles ramsey ordered the investigation of his department back in 2013 in response to an increase in officer-involved shootings. >> time now to turn to accuweather and warmer than usual but also more wet than usual when we get to christmas week. >> the entire seven-day forecast we're talkin

let's go to mark barton in london. u.s. throws up concerns about the world's biggest economy. the european close starts right now. betty: so, we are going to take you from new york to london in the next half hour. mark, it looks like we are both, on both sides of the pond, trying to hold onto these gains. ism manufacturing data , betty.things off a bit it started off so well. , the china data, looking on the bright side of life.

barton of texas. mr. barton: i thank -- i thank the gentleman from north dakota. may i inquire how much time is left in the special order? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north dakota has 16 minutes left. mr. barton: 16 minutes left. i thank the speaker. well, the first thing i want to do is commend the gentleman from north dakota for your hard work on this. you're an original co-sponsor of h.r. 702. you're a valued member of the ad hoc team together we put together. you and i worked the floor. we've had dinners with undecided members. we've helped coordinate action efforts with some of the outside groups that are supportive. you've just been unflagging in your help on this and i could say similar things about the speaker in the chair. the gentleman from arkansas has also been a valid member of our team. what i want to focus on is to explain to the members what this means strategically to the united states of america. he world produces and consumes about 95 million barrels of oil per day right now. 95 million. three countries -- the united states, saud

pleaded guilty admitting he was a regular user of marijuana and caine in 20-14..former officer garrett barton is also awaiting sentencing on federal charges of extortion and being a drug user in possession of a firearm. new this morning. morning.the "afflueuea" teen is now in police custody. custody.ethan couch avoided jail time after he hit and killed three people while driving drunk i20-13.during trial his lawyers argued that he was a rich kid, whose parents did not set appropriate limits for him. that's how he got that nick name the "affluenza" teen.he was placed on probation and wrderd into long-term mental health treatmentbut after social media posos showing him drinking, violating his probation, he fled.now mexican authorities have found him and resort town, where he'll be turned over to u-s marhsals. it's just ahead...one boy's reaction to his not-so merry christmas... christmas...in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... a nine-year- old boy in massachusetts was devastated after he opened his christmas gift. gift.he thought he was getting a brand new plstation four...but that wa

mark barton lost his son that day. >> i was there with daniel the morning before for his little french lessons he would have before school started. and i used to volunteer in there as a reader. just loved being in that environment. i want to preserve it like that. >> well a, the gunman began his deranged cam page by killing hi mother inside of their home and then drove to the school armed with a semiautomatic assault style rifle she had legally purchased .. the shooter committed suicide inside the school as the police closed in. grinchs strike where thieves are swiping holiday decorations from people's front yards. is your holiday decor next? >> and then autism risk. the new connection between pregnant women and anti-depressants. plus -- >> the force finally awakens to a crowd of eager fans. why this movie means so much to all of those people who lined up to see it for days. this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe i