there is no finish line at berkshire. it is a game that you can continue to play.: any words of advice to a young investor that would like to emulate you? what you would recommend that they do to build something close to what you have done? warren: i think you should look for the job that you would want to hold if you did not need a job. you are probably only going to live once. and you don't want to go to sleep only to arrive. whether you make x or 120% of act is really not as important -- in most cases, you marry the right person and you find something that you would do if you did not need the money. i have had the job for, you know 50 or more years. ,and i was lucky in that i sort of found early on what turned me on that way. don't settle for something if you can -- don't worry about making the most money this week or next month. when i went to offer to work for ben graham, i said i would work for nothing. i meant it. just the idea of being turned on. look for the job that turns you on, find a passion. ♪ >♪ narrator: our world today is wealthier than ever. but n

mostly berkshire hathaway that i distributed it pro rata to everybody. david: ok. then you started buying stocks through berkshire hathaway? mr. buffett: stocks and businesses. yeah. david: what would you say was your reason to do this? was it that you study the companies more than anybody else, you are smarter than other people, people were just caught up with fads and you did not get caught up in fads? what is your reason for success? mr. buffett: we bought businesses that we thought were decent businesses at sensible prices and we had good people to run them, but we also bought marketable securities in berkshire. over time, the emphasis shifted from marketable securities to buying businesses. david: what was the theory behind buying a railroad, because people thought they were fossils? mr. buffett: the railroad had a bad century, like the chicago cubs. everybody has a bad century now and then. ♪ david: over the years, you bought a number of companies and had steaks and a number of companies. one of them i know about was the "washington post." how did that come a

if you would like to receive a cash bid from berkshire hathaway, we would.nd if not, forget we ever called. david: do you ever hire investment bankers to analyze the company? mr. buffett: no. not to analyze the company. sometimes they are involved in the deal. david: one time you told me about a story how an investment banker was hired by somebody you were going to try to buy. mr. buffett: american energy hired an investment banker, they spent about a week, they sent a big bill at the end and said you have to increase your price. to make us look good. i said, i am not worried about whether you look good. so they hang around for a week, and called to plead. can't you increase your price somewhat so we can send the bill and get paid appropriately for our non-services? i said, ok we will pay $35 and five cents. you can set you got the last nickel out of me. david: do you ever do unfriendly deals? mr. buffett: no. berkshire hathaway was originally an unfriendly deal. we're just not interested. not that they are necessarily bad. there is management that should be

just a quick word on the duke and duchess of cambridge in berkshire today.radition, that. and must be with the queen's agreement and approval. i think they want to give george and charlotte as relaxed a christmas as possible. we know that william is quite keen on the atmosphere that he encounters in the middleton household. a nice, relaxed family christmas. however family—orientated it is at sandringham, there is an inevitable formality to it because of the principal host. nicholas which all speaking to me a little earlier. —— nicholas which all. a russian military plane with more than 90 people on board has crashed into the black sea. russian president vladimir putin has declared a day of mourning tomorrow. the plane was carrying 64 members of the renowned red army choir and was heading from sochi to latakia in syria. the russian defence ministry says there are no survivors. from moscow, steve rosenberg sent this report. this is one of the final images of the tupolev—isii jet. it was taken by a journalist before he boarded the plane. the flight would end in

some of those clouds could spit out a flurry or two into the berkshires. that's something we'll be watching le tonight. all of us east of the berkshires staying dry. overall, relatively nice ending to our work week. high temperatures managed to move to the coastline. eyeopener continues right now. announcer: now, on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- randy: another tough break for the patriots. the surgery today for star rob gronkowski and just how long he could be out. antoinette: a grim discovery in lawrence. a body found along the merrimack river. the family of a missing teenager fearing the worst. randy: a violent robery in lowell. the new video of dangerous thieves on the run on the eye for friday. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: we're following breaking news on the eye. a violent night in boston. shots fired. and a wentworth campus cruiser struck by another vehicle. the investigation overnight into who is responsible thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm antoinette

the berkshires could see a flurry or two, but for areas east of the berkshires, we're saying nice and dry and clear as we move into the days struggling to get out of the 30s for many spots. springfield at 30, orange 31. and downtown boston, though, stubborn at 40 degrees. we've been staying there for the past couple of hours, but really along the coastline we're seeing the upper 30s to near 40 degrees, all about the wind chill, though, so as you are heading out the door, it is feeling like it's below freezing. 31-degree wind chill in boston, worcester, really chilly, pack on the layers. we'll try to hit 50 in boston, and 50s really for much. coastline. colder inland where the highs are into the mid to upper 40s. and the future cast looking dry for tod, and clear east of the berkshires, but notice how the clouds do produce the sprinkle and flurry action as we go into the forecast tonight. that's something that we'll be watching in the predawn hours tomorrow, so most of us are looking dry. breezy and colder through your saturday and sunday for the patriots' game, but for next week, a ch

they attended church in the berkshire village of bucklebury, where they are spending christmas day with duchess‘s family, the middletons. in her christmas day broadcast, recorded at buckingham palace several weeks ago, the queen talks about inspiration. she reflects on the achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes from britain and the commonwealth, many of whom she met at a palace reception in october. i often draw strength from meeting gordon very people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, immunity organisers and good neighbours. unsung heroes who quiet makes them special. and in this year, when the queen has marked her 90th birthday, she will refer to the inspirational work of the many charities with which she has been associated during her reign. she will also talk about the work of the many unsung heroes she meets around the country — carers, community leaders and good neighbours. the it is understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are so sometimes think the world's problems are so big we can do little to help. alone, we cannot end wars or wipe ou

they are spending this year, coincidentally, with the duchess‘s family in berkshire. watch the queen's speech in full here at speech in full here at 5.15pm on the bbc news channel. a russian military plane with more than 90 people on board has crashed into the black sea. the plane was carrying 64 members of the renowned red army choir and was heading from sochi to latakia in syria. russian president vladimir putin has declared a day of mourning tomorrow. from moscow, steve rosenberg sent this report. this is one of the final images of the tupolev—isii jet. it was taken by a journalist before he boarded the plane. the flight would end in tragedy. the aircraft crashed into the black sea. the russians scrambled helicopters and ships but the search became a recovery operation. there were no survivors. the plane had taken off from a military airfield near moscow. it flew south, stopping in sochi to refuel. the final destination was syria, and russia's airbase near latakia, but minutes after leaving sochi, it crashed. at the russian defence ministry, a spokesman said that m

they attended church in berkshire with the middleton ‘s.ts of the 0lympic reflects on the achievements of the olympic and paralympic athletes, many of whom she met in october. when she has marked her 90th birthday —— she has marked her 90th birthday. she will also talk about the work of many unsung heroes that she meets around the country, ordinary people as she puts it doing extraordinary things. a russian military plane with more than 90 people on board has crashed into the black sea. the plane was carrying 64 members of the renowned red army choir and was heading from sochi to latakia in syria. the russian defence ministry says there are no survivors. from moscow, steve rosenberg sent this report church leaders from moscow, steve rosenberg sent this report. church leaders if the plane taken off from a military airfield in moscow. it flew south stuff in sochi to refuel. the final destination was syria. minutes after leaving, it crashed. at the russian defence ministry, a spokesman said that more than 90 people on board the plane. he said

eventually, some of those clouds produce a sprinkle or two, and even some for the berkshire mountains. that is going to fade overnight and we are drying out. big, these cool temperatures we're seeing toward alaska and canada, when will that approach here? we are starting to see an arctic blast as we head into next week. it starts to move into the western portion of the country and eventually that will approach oureg toward the end of next week. seven-day forecast includes sunshine breaking out for today. temperatures progressively falling. in fact, by sunday, we'll see many spots, olessa, struggle to get out of the 30's. so a bit of a winter wind chill making a return. olessa: i heard you say flurries earlier. kelly ann: monday morning. olessa: so far the ride not too bad. a live check of route 1 in saugus. volumes nice and light. we're hoping for that friday light commute. let's go to the maps and check the rest of your ride. not seeing any boston and south. construction cleared by the zakim bridge. if your trip takes you along 24 you're fine. 95 as well. no complaints along route 3.

in a break with tradition they are having a family christmas in berkshire, at the home of the duchesslet's speak now to our reporter emilia papadopoulos, who is at sandringham for us this morning. merry christmas and good morning. what can we expect from the day ahead? a very merry christmas and good morning. iam in santa —— santa can. ina good morning. iam in santa —— santa can. in a few hours the crowds will gather, all hoping to catch a glimpse of the queen and the royal family as they make their way to church for the traditional morning service. before that the queen will come to receive communion privately, thatisif come to receive communion privately, that is if she is good —— in good health. they were here to arrive on wednesday but came by helicopter on thursday. the royal watchers will definitely be hoping to see her majesty on christmas morning. many of them were also hoping to see the duke and duchess of cambridge, but i can tell you that they will be spending christmas with the middleton family in berkshire, along with prince george and princess charlotte. but they did hav

in a break with tradition, they're having a family christmas in berkshire, at the home of the duchessthe middletons. let's speak now to our reporter emilia papadopoulos, who is at sandringham for us this morning. merry christmas, good morning. what can we expect from the day? merry christmas and good morning from sandringham. the crowds have already started gathering, briefing the wind of this very chilly christmas morning here in norfolk. many offcourse hoping to catch a glimpse of the queen and the royal family when they make their way to the church for the traditional service. before that surface of the queen will be coming here to st mary magdalene church which is just behind me, where she will receive communion privately. that's of course if she is in good health, because she and the duke of edinburgh to delay their trip up here earlier this week. but royal watchers will definitely be hoping to see her majesty and other members of the royal family. to see her majesty and other members of the royalfamily. a bit of disappointment of cores that the duke and duchess of cambridge won'

a few clouds in the berkshires and western new england. you can see the counter clockwise spin, rain and snow showers up at lake ontario and lake erie, a couple in northern new england as well. we will be dry today. i can't rule out a stray flurry tonight in wocester county, in the berkshires, but it would be just that, a flurry. no big weather issues. our saturday looks bright, looks beautiful. it will be breezy again today and tomorrow. wind gusts occasionally 20 to 30 miles an hour. the wind does subside somewhat, though, as we head into sunday. so it eases up just a little bit. high pressure in control, mostly sunny skies for our sunday as well, and then the clouds increase. you see a couple spotty rain and snow showers back across the great lakes. a few of those may arrive sunday night into the first half of monday with a stray flurry or rain shower, but nothing significant. 50 for a high in boston today, 52 in norwood. another above-average afternoon, right around 50 on cape cod as well. tonight partly cloudy, 30 to 35 in the suburbs

we'll see sunshine and the potential for a couple flurries across the berkshires. most of us will see plenty of sunshine. not a bad forecast. cooler compared to yesterday. temperatures anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. a couple spots closer to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. you'll want to add a couple layers before you head out the

what i'm talking about is flurries and higher terrain, berkshires. but for most of us in southern new england, we'll talk about flurries and sunshine. cooler air in the upper midwest. mid-30s. they've been keeping up with us in terms of temperatures and above average temperatures until just recently. now significantly cooler. highs in the low 40s in detroit and again a wintry mix in upstate new york. we are looking at dry skies. so here's what's bringing that wintry mix, some snow, some flurries to our northwest. and a little energy out ahead of that is touching off flurry activity. some of these flurries could push into the berkshires, but for all of us, we're seeing sunshine. and we're not going to see those flurries headed our way headed into eastern massachusetts. temperatures in the upper 40s for us today. again above our average highs, well above our average highs, which are now in the mid-40s. but you can see we gradually taper off, and by monday, a lot of us struggle to reach into the low 40s. so what's going to make thing feel a bit cooler h

they attended church at bucklebury in berkshire, where they have spent christmas day with the duchessmily, the middleton. inspiration was the theme of this year was my christmas broadcast, recorded at buckingham palace recently. achievements of olympic and paralympic recently. achievements of olympic and pa ralympic athletes recently. achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes were mentioned, and she said she drew strength from daily life. from ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, volunteer organisers and good neighbours. unsung heroes whose quiet dedication makes them special. she recalled that this had been in the year of her 90th birthday and paid tribute to the charities with which she has been associated. she said much more could be achieved globally by acting with others. said much more could be achieved globally by acting with othersm is understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are so big that we can do little to help. on ourown, we big that we can do little to help. on our own, we cannot end was wipe—out injustice. but the cum

warren: i send out a letter every two years or so to the managers at berkshires, and i managers at berkshireslly say, do what is legal obviously, but also do not do anything you would not be happy to have written on the front page of the newspaper tomorrow morning to be read by your neighbors and friends and family. and i tell them one other thing, look, if the reason you are doing it, if the reason you give me why you are doing it is, everybody else is doing it. that is not good enough. if that is the best you can come up with, there is something wrong with what you are doing. it is not can we do it. it is should we do it. it is important in all aspects of life. i've heard more dumb things rationalized by the fact that the other guy is doing it and i tell them, if it is close to the line, it is over the line. nobody can see the line that well. i'm 80 years old, and my eyes are going bad, so do not do anything close to the line. it makes me nervous. terre: the post-crisis response has included lines upon lines of new laws and regulations, including increased capital and liquidity positions fo

. >> berkshire. berkshire b. i can't afford the a. >> yet. >> thank you. we have apple. we have starbucks. >> aflac. >> aflac. >> johnson & johnson. worldwide wolverine shoe company. ladies love shoes. >> reporter: aside from investing in what they know, the ladies are paying close attention to the election of donald trump and the market rally that's followed. >> i was glad he was elected. and we watched that market go down one day and it came right back up. we're looking at stocks that perhaps are going to be helped by adding more to the military and defense stocks. so this is the type of thing we're looking at to consider buying. >> reporter: since their return scandal, the ladies won't reveal how their portfolio is performing. they believe they'll end the rear in the green. aside from that, they're not making any calls about 2017. you don't want to make any predictions? >> no. >> if we did, we would not be sitting here. we would be in aruba, on a beach. >> reporter: for "nightly business report," in beardstown, illinois, i'm kate rogers. >> that's great for them. >> g

the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family, the middletons, in berkshire. president putin declares a day of mourning tomorrow in russia after a military plane crashes killing all 92 people on board. a powerful earthquake strikes off the coast of chile, triggering is the coast of chile, triggering is the nominee warning. —— a tsunami warning. also in the next hour, in his christmas day sermon the archbishop of canterbury says the last year has left the world "awash with division and fear". while at the vatican, pope francis uses his christmas message to call for peace between israel and the palestinians. stay with us here on bbc news, in half an hour we'll be taking a look back at the very best of this year's technology stories in our festive edition of click. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. for the first time in almost 30 years the queen has missed the christmas day church service at sandringham. buckingham palace say she's still recovering from a heavy cold. later today, in a pre—recorded christmas broadcast, she will speak of drawing strength fro

possible across the berkshires. we are looking at a mixture of sun and clouds as we head into the rest of the day. still plenty of sunshine, though. i would count on a couple of additional clouds to roll on through into the afternoon. we also have a breezier day. winds out of the west at 10-20 miles per hour. some wind gusts now at 32 miles per hour in bedford. definitely feels a little cool despite the warm temperatures. ri michelle carter was back in a courtroom today for a pretrial hearing. nicole oliverio has more. as the judge tries to move motions along, pushing for a february trial, the defense attorneys ask for an expert who can explain the effects of an antidepressant drug. >> i'm asking to see how to engage an expert to tell me how selexa affects a person fess thinking. >> reporter: michelle carter manslaughter. prosecutors say in 2014, carter encouraged 18-year-old conrad roy of fair thooin kill himself through text messages. both she and roy were taking the drug selexa. >> it has been proven, this isn't

in a break with tradition, they're having a family christmas in berkshire, at the home of the duchessarents, the middletons. let's speak now to our reporter emilia papadopoulos who is at sandringham for us this morning. what can we expect from the day ahead? already, people are gathering for a glimpse of the royal family. merry christmas. a beautiful, windy christmas morning at sandringham. about 50 people have been here since 6am. i spoke to one lady from florida who has come to see the queen. they will be queueing for a while. in an hour, the queen will come to saint mary magdalene church to receive communion privately and later the family will join to receive communion privately and later the family willjoin her for the traditional christmas day service. everyone is wondering whether she will be in good health. as we heard, she and the duke of edinburgh had to delay their trip up here, suffering from heavy colds. there has been disappointment with the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children not here. prince harry and members of the family will be here, they arrived yesterd

they attended church at bucklebury, berkshire, where they spent the day with the family of the duchess, the middletons. inspiration was the theme of this year was my christmas broadcast by the queen, which was recorded at buckingham palace some days ago. she cited achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes and said that she also drew inspiration from daily life. i often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, community organisers and good neighbours. unsung heroes who quiet dedication them special. she recalled this had been the year of her 90th birthday and pay tribute to the inspiring work of charities with which she has been associated. she said much more could be achieved globally by acting with others. it's understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are such that we can do little to help. on our own, we cannot end walls or wipe injustice. but the cumulative impact of thousands of small acts of goodness can be bigger than we imagine. her own life, she said, had been guided by the inspiring message of christian

going into the church in englefield in berkshire.ee vince william. there is pippa middleton as well who will be getting married next year. and her brother as well. james, her brother, going into the church. not many onlookers. a congregation inside the church who may be surprised to see the duke and duchess of cambridge today. let us catch up on the weather. good morning. very mild so far this christmas day with temperatures in double figures. a band of wet weather which will sink, but behind that it will turn colder. western areas will see outbreaks of rain or drizzle. to the east of higher ground, you will see sunshine. up to 15 celsius but behind this wet weather, turning colder in scotland and northern ireland. a windy christmas day, stronger winds tomorrow. a few wintry showers overnight. boxing day will be colder, particularly across scotland with snow showers to low levels. there is an amberwarning snow showers to low levels. there is an amber warning from the met office in the far north of scotland, 80 miles an hour possible

in a break with tradition, they're having a family christmas in berkshire, at the home of the duchessts, the middletons. britain's senior anglican and catholic archbishops are addressing uncertainty in their christmas sermons. later this morning, archbishop of canterburyjustin welby will talk about fear and division in the world as 2016 draws to a close. last night, the archbishop of westminster spoke of similar issues. here's our religious affairs correspondent martin bashir. a traditional start to christmas and a solemn midnight mass at westminster cathedral. cardinal vincent nichols began his sermon by quoting the poet wb yeats, referring to a turbulent year, with many fearing that things may fall apart, that the centre cannot hold. the last six months in particular has seen a widespread anxiety and uncertainty at many levels, at life in this country and in those major partnerships and neighbours that we have. so, with europe, with america, with the middle east, financially, economically. it's an unsettling time. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, who, like last year, will

there are some clouds in the berkshires and back through vermont. real feel 25 to 30 at times for your morning commute. sunrise at 6:55. the wind may gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour today, making the wind chill around 40 degrees for midday. sun and clouds, 47, and we top out right around 50 degrees, about five degrees above average for this time of the year. no issues for your evening commute home, just a few clouds, sunset at 4:12 and temperatures in the mid-40s. i'll let you know who could see some snow this weekend and when we cool back down. details straight ahead, breana >> danielle, thank you. >>> let's get a live look at the roads right now. there is the tobin, the zakim and the lever connector. you can see the tobin starting to fill there on the left-hand south as you approach the o'neill tunnel. >>> 5:32 now. breaking overnight, a car slams into a campus police cruiser in boston. the officer was taken to the hospital to be checked out. a source tells wbz this crash happened shortly after police were called to investigate a report o

meanwhile, in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family,nt putin has declared a national day of mourning in russia tomorrow — after a military plane crashed, killing all 92 people on board.

charlotte, who coincidentally, this year, are spending christmas day with the middleton family in berkshireyou can see the queen's christmas message in full on bbc newsjust the queen's christmas message in full on bbc news just after 5:15pm. the aircraft crashed into the black sea, the search became a recovery operation. there were no survivors. the plane had taken from a military airfield near moscow. it flew south, stopping in sochi to refuel. the final destination was syria, russia's airbase near :latakia but minutes after leaving sochi, it crashed. president putin offered his condolences to the families of the victims will stop they promised —— he promised his full support. on board were more than 60 members of the russian army's famous song and dance ensemble, once known as the red army choir. they had been due to give a concert at the russian airbase in syria. most civilian airlines have stopped using the tupolev 15a, once the workhorse of the russian aviation industry. in 2010, it tupolev 15a carrying a polish president crashed in russia while trying to land. the following year, a si

they attended church in the berkshire village of bucklebury where they're spending christmas day withons. in her christmas day broadcast recorded at buckingham palace several weeks ago, the queen talks about inspiration. she reflects on the achievements of olympic and paralympic athletes from britain and the commonwealth, many of whom she met at a palace reception in 0ctober. and this year when the queen marked her 90th birthday, she will revert to the international work of the many charities with which she's been associated during her reign. she will also talk about the work of many unsung heroes the meets around the country, carers, community leaders, and neighbours, ordinary people, as she put it, doing extraordinary things. back at sandringham, the royal family, doing extraordinary things. back at sandringham, the royalfamily, minus the queen, left church to be met... then to settle down to watch the queen's broadcast. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the top stories this hour: the british pop singer george michael, who shot to fame in the 1980s with the pop group wham, has died, he w

we get a lot of relocation people at berkshire hathaway. people that are r change in their life because of whatever. those people out there looking to buy are looking for inventory. >> they are not just browsing need a home to move fu. into. >> they are movers ready to go. people that come now are looking for a house ready to make a move. newer realtors need training and to understand that there should be urgency, but also communicating with the sellers this is a great time to get your home on the market. >> good to know. >> yeah. because of the weather, so many people pull it off the market through their home and not realizing as we educate them, that with the rough weather, means we just need a little extra time to show their home we can get that. and that we can make sure their homes are prepared. like i said most importantly, making sure there is inventory out there because there are buyers and if you'tont your he y'r not going to sell it. waiting for the spring the market to change right now as you said sellers market in that lower end

. >> berkshire hathaway. >> berkshire hathaway is there in oracle of omaha. >> this song and dance the fifth greatest film star by >>> welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now, donald trump and his team in a war of words with america's intelligence agencies. those agencies according to two new published reports concluded russia was deliberately working to sway the election tors t dnc and people close to hillary clinton. >>> a mark of respect. flags flying at half-staff at the white house all public buildings and embassies abroad in honor of the late john glenn. the late retired astronaut and former senator died at the age of 95 thursday. >>> the vatican unveiling a special nativity scene. rubble from the area that was destroyed by a massive and deadly earthquake last october manger. offerings will go towards rebuilding the church destroyed by the earthquake. >>> coming up, some of hollywood's leading female performers overnighted from newcomers to enduring superstars. their powerful messages about achieving success. >>> but first here a controversial new twist i

we could see a couple flurries in the berkshires as well as the worcester hills. most of us do stay dry. temperatures in the mid to low 30's. see these winds, though. they stay gusty all night northwest as we head into your weekend. they stay out of the northwest for your pats game. temperatures a bit cool. again, dry skies through the weekend. really nice weekend ahead temperature-wise. we are not too cool. we are a bit more seasonable than what we have experienced the last couple of days. but again, dry skies, some sunshine. a bit cool. >> kris: still ahead here at noon, we will introduce you to a local student right near boston lending a helping hand >> kris: 'tis season, right? well, boston is getting into the christmas spirit this year with its very own winter wonderland. >> christa: we just need a little snow to go along wit. eventually, the city is hosting its first ever winter festival. there will be plenty of attractions. including wine and chocolateex ice-skating path open until february. >> i think there is already a buzz about it. people are coming in.

trump proposed slashing the tax rate from 35% to 15%, lowering berkshire's net tax liability to 21$21.6 billion from previously 50.5 billion. >>> united technologies co brett says he got a good deal to keep more than 1,000 jobs at the company's indiana plants from moving to mexico. >> he said we'll do a lot of things with this country that will make it more conducive to manufacturing, we'll reduce the tax rate down, when all that happens you will be printing money, but i need you to relook at your decision of closing the factory. >>> nelson peltz has told cnbc that the corporate tax reform will encourage more companies to come back to the u.s. and invest in american jobs. >> if he gets the tax reductions he's talking about, we'll have more employment, more companies coming back to the united states, whether they have gone to ireland or they're still in america and they have got their tax shelters in switzerland or holland or -- >> but this idea -- >> president-elect trump has announced he is nominating one-time rival ben carson for secretary of housing and urban development. this after

interestingly, if you look at the performance of berkshire, relative to the s&p and transports becausebig holdings and rails, it's correlation of the transfer is higher and we know the transport surge after the election and i got a chart that shows that relationship. it really has been largely due to banks but also transports. >> all right. good point there. >> so i mean, mr. buffet trades very different. in fact, he doesn't trade. so to say to go -- let me pile in the financials because warren buffet brought him two or three years ago seems ridiculous to me. i would not pile on what warren is doing now. i would be taking profits. >> what makes sense to me is the fact that he's be committed to the financials for so long. go back to financial crisis and names he jumped into, he's been involved in these financials and continues to hold on the financials so to me, that gives me that much more confidence if he's willing to hold after runs where he initially started jumping in, he must of usually think there is is upside. >> you can't read anything into what he says. >> true. >> you and i b

. >>> with young prince george and princess charlotte in tow, the royals made their way inside berkshireengland's church. the first time princess and prince attended christmas day services. >>> by 5:00 p.m. still hanging with the cloudy skies of 48. the winds will begin to pick up as well. a big weather system we've been tracking for the last couple of days right through the middle of the country continuing to march eastward. the same system that brought blizzard conditions to the dakotas, causing some travel issues in minneapolis. and then showers on the southern end of the system. this arrives here tomorrow in the form of some rain showers to kick off your tuesday. now a lot of the other people are traveling back home after the long holiday weekend today. no issues from the weather getting out of town here, but because of that weather system that arrives here tomorrow it is causing some issues right now in terms of travel conditions. minneapolis has been dealing with a couple of bands of moderate to heavy snow. and the delays have really been piling up. right now moderate delays about

through new york, flurries in upstate new york, and that is going to try to make its way toward the berkshires tonight. factor throughout the day. we will see the wind chill factors the 40's along the coastline. check outt isn store ni we have a clear sky expected to read temperatures will cool quite a bit. winds will be breezy. that means the windchill factor will drop down to the low to mid 20's for your saturday morning. coast line. boston feeling like 27 degrees early tomorrow morning. be r to bundle up. we will have windy conditions tomoow. high pressure moving and play ay and monday. and things will really start to cool down. we have cooler air moving in from canada,ee like it is the 30'sundaynd monday. breezy and colder as you hd into tomorrow. wi the day. temperatures hanging out in the 30's for much of your morning, and in the afternoon, just a real cg in the 40's. heading into sunday, another cold day. the good news is it will be sunny. great conditions as you are headed out to the patriots game. 1:00, mostly sunny, but temperatures stay in the 30's. not quite as windy that day. mond

meanwhile in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge took prince george and princess charlotte to more than 60 members of a celebrated russian military band are among the missing after a plane crashed in the black sea on its way to syria. a search—and—rescue mission is underway in the black sea. president putin announces a day of mourning tomorrow. also in the next hour: the pope uses his christmas mass at the vatican to call for an end to the war in syria. pope francis tells thousands of spectators that "it's time for weapons to be still for ever", and urges world leaders to negotiate a peace deal. and in

and that, in our opinion, is what drilled the about-face from berkshire hathaway, disclosed earlier thisck? >> as luck would have it, our top four airlines, american, delta and united and southwest control 90% of the domestic market, happen to be the same names where we saw that about-face from berkshire hathaway. i think for the long only getting involved in the space for the first time, i think that delta and southwest probably allow you to sleep a little bit easier at night. just fewer moving pieces, a little less execution risk. certainly than alaska and also united and american. those are more for the die hard investors with a little bit thicker skin. but we like all five. >> pete, you've been in the airline space. >> yeah. and i'm in a couple right now. i'm in hawaiian, as well as delta. and hawaiian is almost like an alaska in terms of taking off to the skies. delta has got an investment day tomorrow. look for anything specific? >> investor expectations into tomorrow's event seem to be comparatively muted. so, you know, we're not looking for any big surprises. delta management pro

meanwhile, in berkshire, the duke and duchess of cambridge are spending christmas with kate's family, middletons. in russia, president putin has declared a national day of mourning tomorrow, after a military plane crashes on its way to syria, killing all 92 people on board. an earthquake of magnitude 7.7 has struck off the coast of southern chile, triggering a tsunami warning. chile's national emergency office has ordered the evacuation of coastal areas of los lagos region around puerto montt. in his christmas sermon, the archbishop of canterbury says the power of god can chase away "the fear of terror". now on bbc news — the click team celebrates christmas and looks back at the best bits from 2016. this week, a click christmas with digital jumpers, hatched technology and tie fighters. hello and welcome to the annual click get—together. cue christmas cheer! and enough. we have everyone here, jen, steve, nick, laura, mark and kate russell. hello. i have sought out a little christmas gift for you. thank you very much. it's an egg. it is an egg. right. inside it is a hatchimal, it's the

they attended church at bucklebury in berkshire where they have spent christmas day with the duchess'sristmas broadcast by the queen which was recorded at buckingham palace days ago. she cited the achievements of olympic athletes and said she also found inspiration from daily life. olympic athletes and said she also found inspiration from daily lifelj often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, community organisers and good neighbours. unsung heroes who quiet dedication makes them special. she recalled this have been the year off her 90th birthday and paid tribute to the aspiring local charities she has been associated with. she also said much more could be achieved globally by acting with others. said much more could be achieved globally by acting with othersm is understandable that we sometimes think the world's problems are so big we can do little to help. alone, we cannot end wars oi’ big we can do little to help. alone, we cannot end wars or wipe out injustice. but the cumulative impact of thousands of small acts of goodness can

mark's berkshire church in england. 3- year-old prince and 19-month- old princess attended christmas day church services. meanwhile queen elizabeth was too ill to attend church services near her estate today. the 90-year-old queen and prince philip both are suffering from colds, but her anal great britain today. >>> baltimore fans were hoping for a merry christmas against their afc north rivals, the >>> now wusa9 game on sports with diane roberts brought to you by xfinity. >> nothing like playing rivals in a meaningful game at the end of the season on christmas day, no less. that was the case for the ravens against the steelers. the black and gold hoped to ruin christmas for the purple people. ravens looking to grab their first division title since 2012. quarterback joe flacco doing his part here hitting steve smith giving baltimore the lead in the 3rd quarter of that was good joe. fast forward to the final seconds of the game and this, oh, flacco trying to make a play is intercepted, ballgame steelers who clinch the af

perhaps to the western side of london, berkshire, buckinghamshire way, getting over towards 0xfordshire there could be some problems on the roads and at the airports as well. the awed pocket fog further north and make up to weather front. a little fog further north and make up to weatherfront. a little bit fog further north and make up to weather front. a little bit more breeze close by to that particular feature, and enough about it, rain to the western isles and northwestern mainland, so the slow weekend continues apace into monday. watch out for that fog, but i'm hopeful that as has been the case today, as you have seen from the pictures, there are going to be pockets of brightness, a bit of sunshine in the mix as well but still a lot of cloud, and it is that settled, slow sort of whether we are enjoying at the moment likely to dominate through monday and on into the evening. we willjust push the re m na nts of the evening. we willjust push the remnants of that weather front a little bit further towards the south and east but it is slow progress, by the skies following behind. not al