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of the bank ceos would say, we are record, record lows it's something to watch. i think the corner's been turned on it, we're still right down at the bottom of that level i think we'llisks on their lending. >> i wonder if there's any room for investors to be pleasantly surprised on the front whether it's return of capital and shareholder. other fronts where everyone has baked it in at least psychologically. >> i think bank of america, the start of the month increased significantly. that was sort of based on the sale of one of their smaller assets, but absolutely as we look forward to that in terms if stress tests rules get relaxed further, can more capital be released the other thing on that, particularly for the likes of bank of america who are returning capital, could they start to pate dividends instead of shared buybacks as prices rise, they become less attractive this could become a yielding sector again, then it becomes more attractive. rather than just being attractive at the moment, it's been a racy reason to buy. >> how important and so forth. firstly the rate hikes, we shouldn't overlook that. rates are going up that you believely puts pressure on valuatio

scrape along the bottom at $93, this is supportive of crude oil prices and i like the fact that we are tolding $56 currently. >> you like the trend and the pull back today. anthony in, what levels are you watching for crude oil >> i think we are going lower from here, dominic the fact is that opec has never been at 100% compliance. gasoline demand dropped by 500,000 barrels and going lower. it was put up and replacing supplies as you can see. that is done 54.90 is the next level down and we get up below that and test before the year is out. >> we have both sides of the argument, the bullish and the bearish case for more future, check out the live show tomorrow, 1:00 p.m. eastern exclusives now we will go back to you and the halftime crew. >> let's trade it, jimmy >> let's take a complex subject and make it simple

level. at the bottom of page 9, they talk about 1990 quint street. i have a photo of 1990 where there is no deck. this is on the same street that is at issue in this matter. on page 10, page 10 of the brief, it's important to know that if you refer them to exhibit one, as you can tell, the sun is coming from the southeast. so the sun directly impacts my client's property. in terms of what material to use. and if a material -- >> now i would like for the board to consider all that i mentioned thus far and that if we are talking about ways to kind of shrink the size of a deck, my clients' position is that they would rather the width of the deck be away from my client's property. the reason why is because the further it is from my client's property the more the -- the more it will infringe upon the privacy to peer into the windows, intentional or not. the important thing is that the terrain and the property is at issue here, so, therefore, it's a huge concern of my clients. thank you so much. >> on exhibit 1, is your client's house the left or the right?

back and say, maybe it wasn't price incod in because we have d through those levels >> the bottom line, i think we've had a lot of policy -- >> the point is when this thing is past, is it news or is it not priced in and you stick with it? >> you've got seasonality as well seasonality is such that it's going to continue to grind higher we'll come here on january 2nd, whenever the market reopens, there will be people putting new money to work in the new year. we'll have the same conversations that we seemingly have had the last couple of years. i think it will get done by christmas. i think the market will continue to grind higher. i would imagine that will continue through january >> and remember the next thing we're going to start fighting about whether it's price income is infrastructure spending >> can't wait for that one >> people will make more money because their taxes went down, some people. now a company that is doing quite well, we'll fight about that in a couple of months >>> coming up, the man who called bitcoin 10,000 and then 40,000 mike novogratz is here he'll tell us where litecoin and ethereum are

and frankly, i don't think there is anyone at a high level who has been tagged with the responsibility and the authority inez to get to the bottom ofhely what led to the frustration after years of trying to pursue this and develop the information that's required. >> well, it's a remarkable story and chris, we appreciate you telling us the story. >> my pleasure and thank you all for giving air time to an issue that until very recently, it wasn't possible to talk about publicly. i think that's an important first step because until the public engages, we're really not going to make progress and head way. it's a democracy. people have to be invested and care about it for something like this to be understood stood. >> all right, you have a good night. happy holidays. next, the latest on the investigation into the deadly train crash out west and one survivor's miraculous story, his back may be broken, but his spirits are not. >> i'm an extremely lucky guy. >> plus, today's republican love fest as observed by jeanne moos. ♪shostakovich playing ♪ from our family to yours... may all your wishes come true this holiday season. we're on a miss

bottom level of judiciary. usually they don't get a lot of on scrutiny by the senate. iving some of these individuals scrutiny. this man, matthew peterson, is a former colleague of don mcgann, white house counsel and judge picker for president trump. he was chosen in part because of his relationship with, you know, mcgann. he's on the federal election commission. he obviously has no trial experience. he really should have nephew been nominated. they really set him up. he might have slipped through, bill. usually these district court nominees don't get much attention. but we are now seeing why they should. >> that is a lifetime appointment. that's worth pointing out. jeff matier said transgender children are part of satan's plan. and talley was with the first kkk comment. and his wife works for mcgann. it is mcgann think tanks picking this list and trump is relegating that responsibility to him? or do you think the president knows judges around the country that he would like to tap? >> i don't think he knows many judges. a couple of things here. i think he has definite vi

i haven't. here's the bottom line mgpi ingredients has been roaring i think that to fabulous turn around and the rise of the craft whiskey market but at these levels i feel like it's run too much for me to recommend. oh, i sure wish i had found it earlier that's my bad. at $65 down ten from here, will i be all over mgpi and telling you to buy it? for now, if you want a liquor play got to stick with constellation brands the maker of corona and a whole bunch of real good premiumized -- that's my -- premiumized whiskeys and wines. let's go to my old friend stephen in illinois. stephen. >> caller: hey, jim, booyah. i work for -- and bungee ltd acquired 20% of our business would i be safe to invest with bungee >> how great is it that you pronounced it correctly. i think bungee is a good company but you're doubling down working there and you're buying the stock, we don't do that. we don't do that that's too much risk so own some stock if you want to but remember, we favor diversification. how about james in california? james? >> caller: hello, jim. iments to thank you and your staff for all having all of our backs. >> my staff -- never say my staff, bec

levels in a message on his twitter account froome expressed his innocence writing thank you for all the messages of support this morning i'm confident that we will get to the bottom of this unfortunately i can't share any more information than i already have until the inquiry is complete. cycling's world governing body the u.c.i. wants more details from froome and for the time being he has not been suspended one german anti-doping experts told that he finds the increased dosage quite high. team sky said they're cooperating with the investigation however if the briton fails to offer a sufficient explanation he may have to forfeit his luck with that title and could face a lengthy battle from the sport. coming up ahead to dubai not just fashion week wrapped up recently catch up with a gentleman designer who hopes to make it big with her own clothing line including fashionable johns. bent doesn't really have that story and also a trade which might be brewing between canada and the u.s. coming up shortly. your homeland because of persecution.

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levels in a message on his twitter account froome expressed his innocence writing thank you for all the messages of support this morning and i'm confident that we will get to the bottom of this unfortunately i can't share any more information than i already have until the inquiry is complete. cycling's world governing body the u.c.i. wants more details from froome and for the time being he has not been suspended one german anti-doping experts told that he finds the increased dosage quite high. team sky said they're cooperating with the investigation however if the briton fails to offer a sufficient explanation he may have to forfeit his lap with that title and could face a lengthy battle from the sport. and just serve on a fact top story at this hour more than fifty muslim countries have recognized east jerusalem as the capital of the state of palestine and urged the rest of the international community to do the state of emergency summit of the organization of islamic cooperation in istanbul a week after washington recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. up to date at the top of the hour or have a look at the web site. of the day. losing your homeland because of persecution and city five

your christmas tree light starting from the bottom of the christmas tree going on up top, this is a big deal. get on our level, listen to this controversy, iom because the plug is on the bottom but another person on facebook that i always started from the top. this way i don't lean on the lower branches that have been set up. i never thought about it but -- >> by the fake tree out-of-the-box. >> don't by the fake tree. we got to work on your holiday spirit. >> the house has to smell like pine snap and have needles everywhere. >> the candles smell like that. >> i'm with the fake tree being. i am a mom, have a lot to do, i have to do the weather, they are come into play. unofficial twitter survey a couple days ago and it was 50/50. let's look at your current temperatures, beginning to feel like christmas, 29 in minneapolis, 29 in rapid city, 29 in mid to, warm across the gulf coast, changes are coming, we have a storm system in the northwest bringing more rain and mountain snow to this area. they have seen it like this the last several weeks, this is no exception and this will continue to move eastward but the big story next week as we get i

levels in a message on his twitter account froome expressed his innocence writing thank you for all the messages of support this morning and i'm confident that we will get to the bottom of this unfortunately i can't share any more information than i already have until the inquiry is complete. cycling's world governing body the u.c.i. wants more details from froome and for the time being he has not been suspended one german anti-doping experts told that he finds the increased dosage quite high. team sky said they're cooperating with the investigation however if the briton fails to offer a sufficient explanation he may have to forfeit his life with that title and could face a lengthy battle from the sport. that sets you up to date small at the top of the. meet young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challenges in our series founders valley. in this increasingly fun family fresh water supply is running low it's a basic human right for feed you know if needs people looking on sustainable stress again this is a sort of solution to tackle those trying commentator vaziri founders dalí next. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful two months ago both those most famous investigative jo

of the most serious things you can level. and i don't think you prematurely cut that off and say, okay, we're going forward now. you have to get to the bottominvestigation that's being done and to the potential, well, what russia did to cyberhack the election and the potential cooperation or collusion between the trump campaign and transition with the russian government. you can't prejudge that until you get to the bottom of the investigation. that has to be done first. >> there's some in your party also calling for the president to resign because of allegations of sexual misconduct. multiple allegations. do you think he should resign in the face of those allegations? >> here's what i think about that. that's completely unrealistic. he has no shame. you cannot shame this guy. he's not going to resign. so i worry less about what the president should do than what the senate should do. james madison, 1787, 230 years ago, they wrote the constitution to give the senate very unique powers. and some powers to hold an executive in check. they were worried about an executive gone wild. >> so do you want to use one of those powers? >> i want to use a

bottom line is that she represents no one but herself at all times. and she doesn't do that well. i don't know if anyone has seen this youtube dape tape of her recently, but the levelridiculousness, and the fact we've been forced to entertain her as an inty as something serious, it just doesn't jive with anyone's common sense. folks good common sense says no to omarosa. >> she became so famous as an apprentice candidate that she got to be on celebrity apprentice. she was that disliked she qualified. i don't think she has the ability to anchor a show. i'm honored someone i sat next to on a wendy williams show got a white house e-mail address. >> she brought up something really important -- >> hold on, how you doing? you're not saying anything about wendy, right? >> not anything bad about wendy, but omarosa became famous -- >> here's what i found interesting, there was a point when people like me and people like you would only be seen in a clip on the daily show to criticize something about what the news. >> yeah, you weren't getting talked about on "snl." >> but now we're being used to criticize the administration on late night tv. maybe if you had a project or book

its highest level, transparent and i wanted then and still want now, folks in baltimore to realize that i will not hesitate to ask for any assistance whatsoever to help us get to the bottom ofout exactly what happened. >> in the letter to the city, fbi assistant director steven richardson said we believe it would be prudent for your office to continue as the lead in this investigation with our current commitment to assist and support police commissioner davis said the fbi's response suggests they have no reason to believe detective's suiter's death was the result of any conspiracy, right now, there is a $215,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest but so far, little progress in this case, suiter was a veteran officer and leaves behind a wife and five children. jim and sarah back to you. >>> update on the shooting at two loudoun county sheriff's documents, they remain in serious but nonlife-threatening condition. they were wounded while responding to a domestic on christmas eve at a home in sterling. the deputies trying to deescalate but somehow the suspect got a hold of the gun and started shooting at the officer, the suspect douglas johnson is charged with two

levels and i don't like theom relationship between muelr and comey and mccabe. it's just -- there's a hugege problem there and hopefully they are going to get to the bottom of it and this investigation. the final word. >> i agree. we need to clean house in both agencies in terms of folks that were responsible for what went on during the prior administration and fell into this one.tr we got to get the information out. there is no excuse that we still don't know these key answers about who paid for the dossier, how was it used. the fisa application. information about the fbi texts and other issues like that. we are still fighting about the tarmac meeting that went on between clinton and lynch. what is the hold up? the agency -- they have to be transparent and hold people accountable. >> kimberly: what's going to happen? will keep after it until it doe does. thank you so much. coming up, congressman ron desantis is demanding answers of a new report ignoring hezbollah's criminal activity in order to secure the iran nuclear deal. plus reaction from herman cain and matt schlapp. stay with us. ♪ if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds

of saying they want to fire mueller. we haven't seen that either, but this -- i don't know if it's coordinated at the top levels or bottom levels but it's definitely increased after the flynn plea deal. that seems to be the spark. >> michael schmidt, we know that mike flynn is talking. what we don't know, what chris christie reminded me is we don't know how long he's been talking and about whom. let me show you something jeff sessions said about doing just what he is about to embark on. >> i believe the proper thing for me to do would be to recuse myself from any questions involving those kind of investigations that involve secretary clinton and that were raised during the campaign. or could be otherwise connected to. >> you intend to recuse yourself from both the clinton e-mail investigation and any matters involving the clinton foundation if there are any? >> yes. >> so two questions for you, michael schmidt. one, he seems to be, again, tangled in the web of his own testimony before congress. the guy should really -- his new year's resolution should be to stop testifying under oath in congress but it's impossible to ov

i got smoked he saw it. bottom line, we need to look at lots of different indicators to spot big moves, indicators like accumulation distribution, overbought-oversold levelspot important turns that might not be visible otherwise for those stuck trying to spot changes in the fundamentals further out in time. powerful moves can and often elude those only focused on the underlying companies and not the action of the stocks themselves. let's go to dan in illinois, please dan! >> caller: cramer, boo-yah thank you for demystifying the market and helping us make it accessible. >> well, that's what i want. >> caller: my question -- >> i want everybody to understand their money that's my goal how can i help >> caller: thank you i'm wondering, if i start with a small position in a stock, a company i like, and the stock just keeps going up, the most it comes down is maybe 2%, 2.5%, how can i get a more sizable stake in that stock? >> my guess is you missed it that's one of the things, my discipline will cut off the down side, which is far more important than cutting the up side if you bought a position and it kept getting higher and you didn't get any more, well, it

bottom line is that she represents no one but herself at all times. and she doesn't do that well. i don't know if anyone has seen this youtube tape of her recently. but just the levelsness and the fact that we've been forced to entertain her as an entity as something serious, it just -- it just doesn't jive with anyone's common sense. i think that's what i'm representing right now. folk's good common sense says no to omarosa. >> she's universally even among -- >> she became so famous for being disliked as an apprentice candidate she qualified for celebrity apprentice. >> i don't think it would last, though. i don't think she has the ability to sit on the show. i do think that the petulance that made her famous is what ultimately made her useless to the administration. >> wait, hold on. how you doing? you're not saying anything bad about wendy right? >> i got nothing but love for wendy, but omarosa was nice as well, but she became famous for being -- >> there was a point when people like me and people like you would only be seen in a clip on a daily show to criticize something about what the news was talking about. >> yeah, you weren't getting talked about on "snl."

scrape along the bottom at $93, this is supportive of crude oil prices and i like the fact that we are tolding $56 currently. >> you like the trend and the pull back today. anthony in, what levelsg for crude oil >> i think we are going lower from here, dominic the fact is that opec has never been at 100% compliance. gasoline demand dropped by 500,000 barrels and going lower. it was put up and replacing supplies as you can see. that is done 54.90 is the next level down and we get up below that and test before the year is out. >> we have both sides of the argument, the bullish and the bearish case for more future, check out the live show tomorrow, 1:00 p.m. eastern exclusives now we will go back to you and the halftime crew. >> let's trade it, jimmy >> let's take a complex subject and make it simple oil is no longer an asset and trading on supply and demand and you had four weeks in a row. for the last two years, oil starts to roll over and of course supply is going up and inventoriy is going up it's going further down. you sound angry. >> i don't mean to >> i'm put off by that >> i was angry for jim >> i feel nothing. >> either outside the equator. well, it's earnings season onc

levels in a message on his twitter account froome expressed his innocence writing thank you for all the messages of support this morning and i'm confident that we will get to the bottom of this unfortunately i can't share any more information than i already have until the inquiry is complete. cycling's world governing body the u.c.i. wants more details from froome and for the time being he has not been suspended one german anti doping experts told that he finds the increase dosage quite high. team sky said they're cooperating with the investigation however if the briton fails to offer a sufficient explanation he may have to forfeit his lot with the title and could face a lengthy battle from the sport. and more on the still ready with a sports correspondent bob for the n.a.s. he joins me now tell me a first aforethought of what does this mean for chris froome well for the moment. and now what we're what we do know is that the u.c.i. the governing body for cycling is investigating rooms case because on the seventh of september he was tested in spain in that way and it was he was informed of the results which appear to show twice the amount allowed by the world anti-doping agency for this drug

of that, i know you think the stoxx 600 could see something volatile. katie: that's right. the nikkei 255, the bottom chart right here. the very nice breakout above that level 2015 resistance, receiving a multiyear breakout with new all-time highs, so to speak, and a major breakout for the 225, but following what we saw not too long ago in the nasdaq composite. looking at the stoxx 600 or the european primary benchmark in the top window, you will see approachinglso resistance from its 2000 high. the breakout over that level would be a new all-time high reminiscent of the breakout we saw in the s&p 500 in 2013 which also saw immediate and persistent upside follow-through. so, there's lots of evidence showing that might happen. i have to ask you quickly, emerging markets have been such a hot trend. what do you think? katie: we have seen rotation to emerging markets where you look at the relatives there with good stabilization versus the u.s., the u.s. really lost its leadership stronghold this year and i think that will be telling for 2018 where we see additional rotation. great stuff. katie stockton, thank you. coming up next, a bloomberg scoop. how does app

bottom line is you had the republican national committee and the president of the united states in full-throated support of somebody who was just -- as i said, you know, an unreconstructed, bigot on so many levelst going to be able to walk that back. and so what that article basically says is, you know, this is the culmination of this two-year capitulation of the republican party to donald trump. >> charlie, i wish we had more time, but we do not, good sir. thanks, as always. talk to you soon. >> thank you. >>> a little more than an hour from now, president trump will be making his so-called closing argument for that tax plan. but even before he starts that, house and senate leaders are getting ready to meet for the first time to start hammering out the details on what that bill is going to look like. we will be watching for both of those in the next hour. >>> it's time now for "your business" of the week. 'tis the season all year long at bronner's christmas store in michigan has been a global icon ever sin wally bronner started it more than 70 years ago. 2 million customers shop at the store every year. for more, watch "your business" weekend mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. so that's the idea. what

ma: i would say it has top level in bottom level, they are joining forces to drive the whole change. the central government has repeatedly stating that green transformation ofts level, the people , they eat food every day and drink water, and all of these people who are concerned about pollution. air pollution, water pollution, land pollution. the middle level is us. within the government and within revolution, we have to make a change. francine: 30% growth is what you are estimating is a huge amount. to a lot of international investors look at your green bonds, or is it mainly for the domestic population? ma: the example i gave you in 2013 is a roughly 15% of the chinese green bottle issued overseas. so we are cleaning to offer -- we are leaning to offer those assets to others. pboc was issuing green bonds in europe. funds or is it pension banks? do you have a breakdown of where it is coming from? ma: the largest rest in pension, insurance, those of the primary sources of investors in green bonds. francine: can you give us an idea of the level of priority that green financing has for the authorities in china? is it number two, number three, number five? sp

bottom? in terms of fee structures? >> well i think you are going to you know, on the product side you know fees are getting to the point where you are almost at a levelto be harder to make more progress there but there are opportunities in segments we think composition is great what is happening is investors everywhere are recognizing that paying more for investments does not get you a better result. many kind of counterintuitive when you consider your consumer experience most other segments, and, you know, with other players coming into the market, it just means more investors are going to have an opportunity for higher value. . maria: and you have been investing in i.t. related automation you menz advice earlier is it going to be aument automated do you think more mergers. >> the so-called rocco advice have really reset the bar about what is possible. and, you know, we certainly have been following syntact broad plea in advice space in particular we think a ton of opportunity to use technology to enhance what people do. so it doesn't necessarily mean you know total replacement of the individual human llt can be incredibly important can lead to trem

bottom fished at 18. stuart: you have upside market across the board. ge up two cents. >> no longer the barometer of the economy unfortunately but i think it's a good buy at this level.art: you don't have buyers remorse? >> not yet. stuart: customers of amazon's whole foods unit, complaining, some of them about low-quality produce and they blame amazon. who is making complaints? liz: business insider sent people out to look at stores. barclays did same thing before thanksgiving. found bruised, discolored, rotten produce. missing turkeys before thanksgiving. regularly out of basic produce items. what is the business model here? is whole foods being used as distribution center and showcase for amazon fire and kindle products? are they stinting on quality? when companies lose their way it has dramatic impact. saw it happen at jcpenney, saw it happen at the gap. they have to stick to vision of whole foods is, high-quality products. are they stinting? are they cutting back on labor? those are questions being raised by whole foods right now. stuart: i want to deal with this real quickly. you're the person to deal with this chipotle is giving away free queso. liz: they're s

i do think that's problematic. but the bottom line is that we as a country, the level headed folks and there are some level headed folks on both sides of forward to as we move forward. pete: there might be level headed folks on both sides of the aisle but none of them were willing to vote for tax bill ultimately. lieutenant jeremy hunt thank you for your service. >> thank you, appreciate it. pete: senator ted cruz has a passionate challenge for democrats. >> let me ask my friends on the democratic side of the aisle. are you prepared to look in the eyes of a kid with disability and explain why you said you are cut out? pete: senator cruz left his mark on the tax plan. in minutes he will join us live to talk about the historic vote. ainsley: tools to tech, we have some of the greatest last minute gift ideas including that heated jacket that skip is wearing. it's heated, skip? wow. i need that in the studio ♪ ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did w