foundation also show that 42% of millennials said they were unfamiliar with -- one third unfamiliar with carl markse website the college fix has a running list of universities that seek to purge what they have deemed quote toxic masculinity. dartmouth college. university of chapel hill, gettysburg, clermont and vanderbilt university are some the schools that have programs mint to root out toxic masculinity. many college students, faculty members believe mass could you lindt violence body shaming. they set up safe spaces for male students to contemplated the toxicity of manliness. if you have a campus craziness story let us know. email us foxnews.com we would be grateful to hear from you. donald trump is calling on early clinton voters to rethink their choice and change their votes. is that possible? in all early voting states? we'll have word on that next. at bp, we empower anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right, so everyone comes home safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> as donald trump tries to capitalize on recent momentum he is not

. >> mark: carl monday has been digging into the suspect's past . >> denise: he joins us now. carl, what did you uncover about this man. >> the attack wasser an 18-year-old student and a face among 60,000 students who populate the osu campus. tonight we know his name but say was responsible for the attack. >> the suspect's name we can confirm that the suspect was an osu student named abdul razak alli artan. we do not have any information at the moment on motive. >> abdul razak artan. >> they traced the 2002 honda civic to this apartment building on nationwide boulevard a it is unclear if artan lived at that address. artan surfaced on the campus newspaper the first day of school in a feature article, artan, who is muslim says the campus is a huge place and didn't know where to pray. he said he wanted to pray in the open and was afraid of "everything going on in the media." every osu student even the governor knows his name. >> what happened we may never did what they did or why they snapped. we may never find out but we will have more information. >>> we checked to see if artan

right, it should hang together and if your ethics don't match up with the economic logic, right, carl mark, he couldn't line and where adam smith, those ideas do line up and mesh and i get at it in the book. adam smith, free market ideal, madison wanted a large number of fashions competing against each other and they go right together. we are not teaching the kids enough of that these days. [laughter] >> one of the things i was struck by, ethics economics and politics are linked, this is from page 27. you said tbod works six days and rested on the seventh, do not steel presumes private property and right to hold things that may be coveted. the basis that permeates public policy from your perspective i found to be fascinating. our founding was an important chapter in the history of faith. can you tell us a little bit as why you see our founding as tied in the history of faith. >> and the one thing our founders did not see, right, they saw clearly on incentives and the constitutional structure. you got at it. they could not see a day where the judeo christian tradition was a given. that's de

mark: carl i can come the icahn, nugent, -- carl stephen nugent, a couple who supported donald trump.e are these insiders, going to end up with in the trunk administration --trump administration? >> when everyone assumed he would go down hard, they expect top roles, the people within early, i bet they are thinking they have a shot at being secretary of the treasury. i have to say that when i met nuchin, we took him seriously because we spent time with him and wrote about them for business week but i do not think we thought we would be in this place where donald trump would havend stephen a shot at running the financial system of the united states. wager. an amazing mark: these were the men who donald trump was attacking, part of the elite that trump was laying nto. -- does it work that phase that these are the guys who will lead the treasury and there is agencies. could it happen? >> you fit it on the head, the people who surround donald trump typify -- they are masters of the universe he complains against. i wrote today, did you see the closing ad with the image of george soros and l

. >> mark: carl monday reached executive flight owners on its own. >> reporter: does your company bear any responsibility for this crash? >> no, we don't bear response i ibility for the crash. we're regretful for the crash. but we don't bear responsibility. >> mark: the pilot of that aircraft had also been fired from his previous job for from missing mandatory training. >>> former officer jeffery pipe was fired today. he stalked a woman. l lacy crisp has been following this story and joins us now with more. >> reporter: the former police officer will spend the next two years and nine months in prison. the judge today made it very clear that she felt the former pepper pike police officer jeffery martin abused his power as a police officer to take sense of safety and security from his victim. the special prosecutor argued this was not an isolated incident that martin stalked and followed the victim for almost nine months, including following her to the police department as she made her complaint. in court martin tried to apologize. >> is this your understanding of the offer? >> it is, yo

. >> mark: a carl monday investigation revealed officers parking in spaces reserved for disabled drivers. now the police department is responding. >>> cleveland 19 by empire window company your local window, door and siding expert since 1960. live from cleveland's newscenter we're getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> get out of my yard. >> reporter: can we talk to you about your citation? >> why? >> reporter: i am interested in it. what's that? >> mark: he is a brook park councilman during an orlo wants away from our cameras. it could be a wild night at brook park city hall, the first council meeting since julianne mccormick was arrested for shoplifting. >> romona: some wanted her to resign because of that. in advance of the meeting, a startling discovery. she is not the only person in trouble with the law. >> reporter: what in the wild, wild world of pocs on bpal book park. >> a lady was trying to push a full cart of items out of the entrance. she had two tv's. i noticed that because one fell out of the bottom of the cart when they were trying to stop the cart. >> r

. >>> carl edwards junior one high marks for his batman costume. >> i'm not sure what manager joe maddon was going for but you got to see his suit. at the ticket prices because some of those things were some of the cheapest they have seen in the world series. it was interesting. >> we have a story at a miami. an armed robber jumps behind the counter and what happens next is caught on camera.>>> the president and first lady make it extra thrilling for kids at the white house. >>> hillary clinton will be back in the tampa bay area today will it really make a difference. i will have the answer coming up. >>> it is 6:07 am. here is the range update. we're getting into the beginning of morning rush and this is a live look at the gandy bridge. still quiet into tampa. drive time is six minutes to cross. howard frankland bridge is quiet. i was seeing a broken down vehicle in the right shoulder right here on the pinellas side. you are good to go. drive time is six minutes to cross. >>> know whether issues around the bay area. we're seeing patchy fog inland in pasco and citrus county's. be aware o

marks from where he was tased. >> they went straight to force. >> reporter: carl is still in therapy dealing with the trauma from this event. his attorneys say they want to commerce city police. >> it's poor training. as soon as the emt shows up, they recognize the guy has a problem. they talk to him. he explains he has diabetes. >> reporter: he faced three charges, all later dismissed. five officers responded and tried to help restrain him. some have life saving awards from the department. but one officer, kevin lord, shot himself in a hoax last year. lord was arrested, resigned and pled >> you can't have dangerous people like that in police uniform. when you have officers doing the wrong thing and the department knows it, they should fix it. >> reporter: the city told us today it has not yet been served with the lawsuit, so it had no comment. as for the department of justice investigation, so far no recommendations have been put forward. but those are expected in the next few weeks. in commerce city, jeff todd, cbs4 news. >>> a lot coming up this u.s. than cancer. what should we do, ahead. >>> a woman has her

carl quintanilla with kayla tausche at post 9, and mark santoli. ld trump making two key cabinet nominations they morning. let's get right to our john harwood outside trump tower with all the details. john? >> reporter: carl, these are two of the big ones. steve mnunchin has been selected by donald trump to be his nominee for secretary of the treasury. he, of course, is a former goldman sachs partner who was the fund-raising chief for donald trump's campaign. also, wilbur ross, who is going to be the commerce secretary, billionaire investor, well known to viewers of cnbc, neighborhood of donald trump's in florida where he has his marioa lago estate 37 and he moderated the trump economic message in a few ways. instead of talking about outright scrapping dodd/frank, as donald trump did during the campaign, steve mnunchin talked about modifying parts of the law that discourage lending. that's one signal. secondly, donald trump said during the campaign his goal was 4% economic growth. when steve mnunchin was asked what was a realistic target, he said 3%

winter-- but it's never too soon to start thinking about summerfest. 2017 will mark the 50th run of the festival. fox6s carl deffenbaugh has details on the first two big names, who will be coming to one of the best music festivals in the country, you need something to get the party started. 'this is the 50th year of doing this festival and were so excited about it.' and with good reason. milwaukee world festival announced the first two headlining acts for summerfests 50th anniversary. the red hot chili peppers will get things started not in a stadium arcadium, but in the marcus amphitheater on opening night, june 28th. and th sound just like fire on july 2nd. 'this was pretty exciting for us. both these acts are top tier artists. its going to enhance the festival and were excited.' and if november still seems early to be thinking about summer, well thats just what it takes to stay relevant in a shifting landscape. 'bands seem to be planning out their seasons earlier and earlier. and in the midwest, the window is only like four months of decent weather when you can work outdoors.' 'both acts have history on

. >> mark, it's carl, all the cost pressures that you're talking about have been going on for years acrossd this era of bureau closures and downsizings. and so some wonder, is there a way to get the assignment desk, right, that page one meeting, better atuned to the middle of the country? there a way to do that short of moving the desk to omaha or peoria? >> yeah, i want to be careful though. we've got around 125, 130 million users every month. you know, well over 110, 120e million more than the historic "new york times" had. we reach vast audiences in america. we're reaching about half of everyone who touches the news on digital on the web, about half of americans who read news on the web, we reach every month. i think the understanding, the executive editor were here, he'd say that understanding and reporting on the hull of america is what the times has always wanted to do, but i want to say when i look at the growth of our audiences and when i look at the growth of our engaged audiences and our subscribers, we're dining pretty good job in reaching users across america. >> and just a fin

it comes amid the web site back pay carl is charged with pimping, pimping a minor and conspiracy to pimp. it forces workers back into the records marks a major milestone. record company celebrating 75 anniversary in hollywood with own star opt walk of fame. ceo steve barnett and pop star katy perry were there for unveiling. capital records is reissuing vinyl editions of 75 classic albums including frank sin at ray come fly with me and pink floyd dark side of the moon. >> it's nostalgia right? >> i guess. >> i'll move on. fans of rolling stones have reason to celebration. 17,000 square foot exhibit detd indicated made debut in new york west village. exhibit features over 500 rare objects of band's archives including instruments, personal diaries and unheard audio down to gary mcgrady. do you like vinyl. >> absolutely. >> you do? >> yes it's what i grew up with. >> sounds different. >> there's something nostalgic about it. >> it's making a come back. >> do i have any. >> no, i still have all mine. >> you do. >> in what. >> first one. >> first i ever got rick james street songs he has on red boots and black leather suit. >> he's like. >

mark cuban. good to talk to you again. >> thank you, carl.for having me on. >> i'm not sure you commented since the comey news broke friday. >> i have not commented and not in the least. when it first came out, oh, my goodness, what is this? i went back and read the fbi repo reports and interviews of huma abedin. it's pretty straightforward. she's pretty specific in how she dealt with e-mails to get to clinton server e-mail she used a web client. so that's what's on the laptop that they found it's not inconceivable, like nef us who use web clients it might give a big number for e-mails read, unread on the system but they may not be locally stored on that laptop. and then, b, for her state.gov account, she used an outlook client. if by chance there's an outlook client there, then 99.99% chance that they're duplicate particularly if she used an imap facility to download. for yahoo it's a web client again. when you look exactly how she dealt with e-mails, unless there's something out of left field that we couldn't have possibly predicted and she

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carl deffenbaugh has more on the campaign. as of friday morning, a familiar sound was back in the air. the ringing of bells marking an unofficial start to the holidays. 'we begin on the streets, in front of the stores. our annual red kettle campaign begins today. youll hear the bell until christmas eve.' that sound is synonymous with the red kettle campaign, the salvation armys largest fundraiser of the year. 'the money thats collected helps individuals right now, budget for the coming year.' accompanying the familiar sound was a familiar face at fridays kickoff breakfast. fox six's very own tom pipines helping set the course for this years drive. 'this years lofty goal is, everybody, four million dollars.' thats four million dollars in just milwaukee county alone. by black friday there will be kettles at around 100 locations throughout the area. and the need is very real. sleeping in salvation army beds every night of the year. were helping families, were giving away toys, were giving away food. all types of assistance.' and all it takes to help out is literally-- a drop in a bucket. carl deffenbaugh fox6 news. a

carl levin and his wife, barbara, are here. and to all who are present today , i was delighted my friend and supporter mark cuban could be here,ause he is not only a real billionaire -- [laughter] he has actually shared his profits with his employees. now, are you ready to vote on tuesday? [applause] are you ready to volunteer to get everybody out to vote? are you ready to choose our next president and commander in chief? did any of you see the three debates that we had? well, i spent four and a half hours standing next to donald trump, proving once and for all i have the stamina to be the next president. he kept saying a lot of unusual things, didn't he? and, you know, there is a certain preparation you do to be ready for those debates. i did it, because i think you should prepare to be the president of the united states. and i did practice my composure. people said to me, how did you do that? the things he was saying, and in the second debate when he was following you around and lurching over you, i said well, i did practice, and i had my friends and my family spent hours saying terrible things to me, so i was ready. but he

. >> mark: coming up at 6:00 we berea tests show lead and iron. >>> trying to get reaction from the mayor. carl monday digs into p.s. problems. plus, lebron speaks out about race in america with comments of nick's phil jackson. those stories and more. romona and i will see you at 6:00 anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana?. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor invokana? is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. in fact, it's been proven to be more effective at lowering a1c than januvia. invokana? works around the clock by reducing the amount of sugar allowed back into the body, and sending some sugar out through the process of urination. and while it's not for lowering systolic blood pressure or weight loss, it may help you with both. invokana? can cause including dehydration, which may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, lightheaded, or weak, upon standing. other

mark roscoe. [applause] ken the campaign manager, can mehlman. [applause] -- carl rove's.ause] i want to thank ed gless be for leaving our party so well.l.[che [applause] i want to thank the thousands of our supporters across our country. i want to thank you for your hugs on the rope lines, one thing for your prayers, and your kind words on the rope lines. i want to thank you for everything you did to make the calls and put up the signs, to talk to your neighbors and to get out and vote. [applause] and because you did theating incredible work, we are celebrating today. [applause] for there is an old saying, do not pray for tasks equal to youray r power, pray for powers equal to your tasks. in 44 historic years america has been giving great tasks and face them with strength and courage. our people have restored the. vigor of this economy and shun resolve and patience and a new kind of war. our military has brought justice to the enemy and honor to america. [applause] man our nation has defended itself and served the freedom of all a mankind. i am proud to lead an amazing co

david: i want to pick up on a story mark midgett about changes transitionrump's team, who we make it as a new treasury secretary, carlcahn tweeted that steven mnuchin and wilbur ross are being traded -- consider for treasury. he also said both are good friends of mine and two of the most smartest people i know, mike rogers the former congressman now talk radio host leaving the transition team. i want to bring in our reporter at the bloomberg politics based in washington. what is the latest on this transition process? mike pence was meeting with donald trump today, what is the latest? >> donald trump seems to be experiencing stumbles in his transition planning. they made a shift from chris christie to mike pence and the bishop of the transition effort and that seems to have slowed things down. sign ance has yet to memorandum of understanding between the trunk campaign and the obama administration that would allow them to share documents and briefings and other materials that the trump need to run the government. there appears to be some infighting t amongrump -- among surrogates of who will get the cabinet jobs and th

carl deffenbaugh has more on the goals for this year's campaign. as of friday morning, a familiar sound was back in the air. the ringing of bells marking an unofficial start to the holidays. 'we begin on the streets, in front of the stores. our annual red kettle campaign begins today. youll hear the bell until christmas eve.' that sound is synonymous with the red kettle campaign, the salvation armys largest 'the money thats collected helps individuals right now, immediately during this season, but also supports our budget for the coming year.' accompanying the familiar sound was a familiar face at fridays kickoff breakfast. fox six's very own tom pipines helping set the course for this years drive. 'this years lofty goal is, everybody, four million dollars.' thats four million dollars in just friday there will be kettles at around 100 locations throughout the area. and the need is very real. 'we have individuals that are sleeping in salvation army beds every night of the year. were helping families, were giving away toys, were giving away food. all types of assistance.' and all it takes to help out is literally-- a drop in a bucket. ca

mark, back to you. >> cleveland 19 getting answers about the growing student loan crisis. 41 million americans have debt totaling a trillion dollars. carl monday investments where northeast ohio students rank on the debt scale. >>> the new game show from lebron james got a premier date. premier january 3 on nbc offering deserving teammates life altering cash prizes. >> now for a quick time out with romona and tony. >> hello. my name is tony. welcome. >> i am glad you remembered me. >> with all the stuff we have done. >> the world series and everything that's been happening. you have been gone a lot. >> tony: good to be back. >> romona: i will take this now. headquarters and sashi brown spoke today executive v.p. so he finally after 10 losses comes out today and one of the things i asked him, if you don't win a game and finish 0-16 is hue jackson back as head coach. >> we are not focused on 0-16. we are talking about continuity being a core prem sis of what we are wanting to accomplish in that's successful and lead to victories and a loot of winning. >> i like the answer. i do. i want them to stick with you and get some players. i asked

marks attached to it. legal lapd? >> donald trump has seen some of those big gambles come through during this campaign season. carl cameron on the trail in denver, thanks, carl. to liz in ohio. >> over to the democratic side, hillary clinton is hitting states with high populations and a lot of electoral votes the final saturday before election day. she began the day in florida but will end it in philly where she'll join pop star katy perry on stage. jennifer griffin is with hillary clinton and en route on the travel bus streaming. bear with us. jennifer, over to you. >> reporter: hi, elizabeth. we just had to leave hillary clinton's last stop a little early. her remarks were cut early because of rain. she spoke for about six minutes at that last rally. we're on our way to the airport now here in broward county. early voting in florida, 5.7 million people have already cast their ballots here. the latest records that we have suggest democrats are up by a mere 7,000 votes out of those 5.7 million. that is why this is such a close race as leland mentioned. early voting in some counties in florida ends tonight, some to

carl levin and his wife barbara. that are present today, i was delighted that my friend and my supporter mark cuban could be here becausenot only a real billionaire. [laughter] he is actually shared his profits with his employees. [applause] on you ready to vote tuesday? [applause] are you ready to volunteer to get everyone out to vote? [applause] are you ready to choose our next president and commander in chief? [applause] did and have you see the debates we have seen? standing nexturs the donald trump proving once and for all i am having the stamina to be the next president. [applause] he kept saying a lot of did'nn'things, then an, he? i think you should be prepared to the you the president of the united states. [applause] i did practice my composure. peoples that the me well, how did you do that? the things he was saying and the second debate when he was lurching over you. and i had myticed friends and family spend hours saying terrible things to me. until i was ready but he would say what have you done for three years? don't want to brag. [laughter] [applause] i do think it matters. especially when you have done ma

carl levin and his wife barbara are here. and to all who are present today, and i was delighted that my friend and my supporter mark cuban can be here because -- [cheering] he is is not only a real billionaire -- [laughter]. he is actually shared his profits with his employees! [cheering] are you ready to vote on tuesday? [cheering] are you ready to volunteer to get everybody out to vote? [cheering] are you ready to choose our next president and commander-in-chief? [cheering] did any of you see the three debates that we had? [cheering] well i spent four 1/2 hours standing next to donald trump, proving once and for all i have the stamina to be the next president. [cheering] he kept saying a lot of unusual things, didn't he? and, you know, there is a certain preparation you do to be ready for those debates. of course i did it because i think you should prepare to be president of the united states. [cheering] i did practice my composure. people said to me, well, how did you do that? the things he was saying and in that second debate when he was following you around and lurching over you. i said well, i did practice. and i had m

great to see you both and much more with mark and carl kal in a bit. >> something about energy or somethingon bream is keeping an eye on twitter, facebook and instagram. shannon. >> we will be here monitoring everything digital media in cool chandelier including facebook and instagram. we want to know what people are talking about on air and union line. number of people talking about each candidate over the past 24 hours more than 28.8 million people talking about donald trump. more than 27.5 million talking about hillary clinton. now, this is cool data. take a look at the minute-by minute conversation on facebook right now. more than 111,000 people talking about trump every minute and just over 95,000 people per minute talking about clinton. and how about some of your tweets? amy hale tweeting our daughter will never forget her first time voting. by the way, if we can show that photo. check out her dad's shorts when we get to that. pretty sweet. clutch king tweeted in a photo without caption. we're pretty sure that's who he is voting for. family photo. a lot of people gathered up on our wa

. >>> this week marks the one-year anniversary of hp, inc., trading as a stand-alone company. dion weisler joins us with josh lipton. hey, josh. >> hey, carldion, thank you for joining us this morning. >> great to be here with you. thanks for having me. >> dion, as we look to now next year, when we talk about your pc strategy, dion, the focus has clearly been you're going to go after that premium part of the market with products like hp specter, but others clearly see opportunity there as well, dion. you saw tim cook just unveil those new mac book pros. looking ahead, what are going to be your specific competitive advantages in this fight? >> of course in the past year this has been a story of reinvention. we're faster, more nimble, focused, and focused on delighting our cus mers every single day whether it's in our printing business or personal systems by. our personal systems business has been ma nighally focused on the premium segment, on gaming with really gaining traction in both markets. but we're not forgetting our core business where we've been successful for so many years. we're reinventing across the entire company. >> i know whe

mark your calendars, monday, december 19th. it's hiring more than 35,000 seasonal workers to help the demand. >>> that's the news update this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." carlck to you. >> sue, thanks so much. we're going to get the european close here in the uk and across europe. seema is at hq. hey, seema. >> the post election rally is holding in most parts of europe, but we are off session highs as oil prices fall on the recent oversupply concerns, pushing some of the major indexes, in fact, into negative territory, but outside reaction in bond yields as goldman sachs says this morning is the biggest discussion among traders with the yield in germany, the german tenure hitting a nine-month high. is this move overdone and what are the implications for the european central bank and its policy around quantitative easing? that's something investors continue to deliberate. on the topic of u.s.-european relations, foreign ministers continue to meet after last night's dinner did not go as planned. it was supposed to be a post election aftermath deliberation, but france and the uk refused to attend, highlighting a contrasting view on trump's victory and the lack

carl levin and his wife, barbara, are here. and to all who are present today , i was delighted my friend and supporter mark cuban could be here, he is not only a real billionaire -- [laughter] he has actually shared his profits with his employees. [cheers] ms. clinton: now, are you ready to vote on tuesday? [cheers and applause] are you ready to volunteer to get everybody out to vote? [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: are you ready to choose our next president and commander in chief? [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: did any of you see the three debates that we had? [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: well, i spent four and a half hours standing next to donald trump, proving once and for all i have the stamina to be the next president. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: he kept saying a lot of unusual things, didn't see? and, you know, there is a certain preparation you do to be ready for those debates. of course, i did it, because i think you should prepare to be president of the united states. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: and i did practice my composure. people said to me, how did you do that? the things he was saying

carl weinberg, thank you so much. jonathan golub as well. both gentlemen will continue with us on "bloomberg surveillance" on radio. don't forget markonight. with this perspective on tomorrow's historic day for america. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: good morning and welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." i am jonathan ferro with david westin and alix steel. futures are up 6.33 on the dow, up 28 points on the s&p 500. look at treasuries. yields higher. the fx market, a weaker yen, the dollar-yen up 1.2%. mey's clarence -- the fbi director says hillary clinton's handling of email was not a crime. stocks around the world rally. the mexican peso reports its best day in a month. just one day to go before the u.s. election, hillary clinton leads donald trump by three points among likely voters. theresa may is on a three-day visit to india, where she clashed with leaders over immigration and failed to arrange a media eting. no

mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thank you. coming up, the minneapolis fed president will be joining us to discuss the dodd-frank under a trump administration. we also get headlines from carlreasury secretary and he believes steve minutia and will get the job instead. jeff sessions was one of the first endorsement in congress. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is a "bloomberg markets." oliver: time for the bloomberg business flash. a look at the busiest -- a look at the biggest stories. mcdonald's is planning table service. the company is also bringing as well as more digital kiosks. they already have table service at some locations in new york, florida and california. the former deutsche bank chief executive officer, joseph ackerman says he see's no legal basis for returning bonuses that have already been paid out. that after a newspaper reported the bank was considering that move. shareholders of tesla motors are said to sign off on a combination of two clean energy companies with a track record frequent fund-raising needs. the only holdup is a tally of shareholder estimates set to happen later today. that is your bloomberg business flash. neel kashkari spoke yesterday