dollar, dollar, dollar. jim o'neill with us. a weaker dollar, fractionally stronger. 0.35. that is creeping, a grind stronger, right up against the breakout of recent sustained dollar range. we are working out of that range. francine: we are moving out of it slowly. a government bond worldwide falling, this -- we are calling it the trump fed nexus. tom: stunning. the dollar rising on speculation, and one call that i quite like -- with pound-dollar at 1.2447. 1.0708.lar, a lot of banks put out notes. every time we have not been able to achieve parity. let's see if this time feels different. joining us for the hour, jim o'neill, the former u.k. treasury minister. he resigned after the u.k. voted to leave the e.u. i am so happy to have you in the studio. i have a million questions. first of all, why did you resigned? jim: because it is a really boring answer. i hope your viewers do not completely switch off. beingvery time-consuming a full bench minister in the house of lords, particularly in the current political structure. the government has a minority in the house of l

dollar strength. the dollar today it is pulling back just a bit from the 14-year high. off 0.14%. that's helping the euro move higher, 1.0560. dollar y dollar/yen at 1.1293. >> the president of the ecb said the ecb always had a stabilizing role in favorable financing conditions and there's no need to change the baseline scenario. speaking on italy he said the consequences of the referendum are difficult to anticipate but the italian banking sector remains resilient. i'm joined around the desk. good morning. >> good morning. >> do you think the italian referendum is priced into the euro right now. we're trading at levels not seen since last year. you would think it is. >> i guess euro may not be the best measure, in the case of euro/dollar since the dollar is having a significant role. if you look at btp bunt yields, we are at multi months if not multi-year highs there. >> seems like the perfect form store the euro now because of the dollar strength but also the returning worries when it comes to the political space. >> the root cause of that is the populous vote, which escalated with that trump shock surprise victory in the u.s. wh

dollars selling. the dollar-yen, exporters have been selling the dollars and repatriating begin at the months and. -- h's end. looking ahead, i think we have much bigger macro things to look at. there will be a real push and pull on the dollar, consensus is that the dollar goes higher. vonnie: you have to have a view on the euro. because wer or lower are at 106 now and for the dollar to go higher or lower, the euro will play a major role. >> i think it will and one of the things that will be interesting in the next week or so, the ecb interest rate announcement next week. there are a lot of headwinds or the euro and a lot of political risk. the economic recovery is nascent. we have been here before and failed. one of the biggest concerns draghi has is that core inflation is not picking up. german inflation numbers today, they were weaker in november than october. we are not getting the traction for inflation and that is something that will keep the ecb in an accommodative mode. vonnie: we can get weaker sterling and weaker euro and weaker dollar, can we? >> i think we could see, it depends on the pair

dollar? the dollar marches higher on the wrist radar. the analysts are catching up on the dollar-dollar. g strong dollar, what does that do to your yen? >> when you look at dollar-yen, 1.20 is a realistic target. when we look at euro-dollar, it goes straight through those. you are sticking around and there is still plenty to get through. statements of intent. philip hammond prepares to deliver his first statement this week. a top business lobby group had the message of its own. we get into that discussion. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. looking at, you are the imperial palace. higher andyen is there is an extension of the winning streak as the yen holds the losses. is a closer look at some of the top stories. with league cover story. merkel will run for a fourth term. difficult and uncertain times. story is the news that theresa may will urge businesses to work with the government. , she may underline her belief that the vote for brexit was a call for a more fair economy. extending gains and iran will -- new proposals to help bolster unity before they meet next week in vienna. moree meant

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however, if we get back to our currency pairs that caroline just book about comedy euro-dollar, the dollar-yen, and the dollar, these could be interesting because once we get beyond the election and talk about congress, we have the fed to talk about as well. i think that is where you could see the dollar start to rally again. certainly come against the low yield and the risk off currencies. our view is, if we do get a clinton presidency here, as we go into year end, the dollar will do well, the euro-dollar wi ll fall. rally.lar-yen will that is what the market is shifting to price in, and leslie get a surprise. jon: what do you make of that break down, then? in a risk off environment over the last nine days before yesterday, we still had the market pricing in the probability of a hike around 80% for the month of december. what do you make of that short-term disconnect over the last 10 days? >> i think the theme is just tha t, it is a disconnect. we had extremely strong signals from janet yellen and the fed that they are very close to hiking. and without a surprise, i think we get that in december. remember, w

dollar, dollar. equities, bonds, currencies, euro-dollar, 106 .20 1.0623. 623 -- now 1.03.1.05, that is the big news n weaker, a solid 110 handle. a stronger dollar earlier this morning. francine: this is what i am looking at, the dollar extending its weekly surge. the european stocks i was a little perplexed by because they started higher, now they are down. at the vix slightly up 13.65. tom: putting it in perspective, part of that is a plaza accord of 30 years ago. then you go on to the rubin dollar and you see the recent dollar strength. this is dxy, the major trading partner index. the arrow in the middle is weakness,re than the pulling the arrow over to the right. you can see that the percentage moves so far at dollar strength -- i would say we are really getting out there from the 1990's. are looking at dxy, i am looking at the bloomberg dollar index. the blue line is the bloomberg spot index, the rate increase in december. just so you know, the red line is the brexit vote, the three-month low on dollar is the circle. and then we go on to the u.s. election. there is a clear correlation, but the

dollar strength. at one point, the dollar index, the highest since 2003. david: dollarpared with bond weakness, actually. president-elect donald trump has sparked a selloff in the bond market, now on pace for its biggest two-week loss and 26 years as investors rotate into riskier assets. still with us is society general's global head of rates. take us through the bond selloff. what is causing it? vincent: well, it is both a withing economic outlook growth a bit stronger than it was a few moments ago. expectations that inflation will continue to pick up. there is an economic story. a policy story. policy rotation out of monetary policy easing. rotation really has been magnified by the u.s. election. i am concerned that we have implied a sharp increase of duration in the portfolios. is causingand yields quite some losses on those portfolios and you have concerns that you would see outflows. you are starting to see that already and that is causing more pain. it is the duration built up that we had over the years that is making the correction now quite large. jonathan: i wa

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firstly, we would look at the economies that are most dollarized, that use dollars in their economies. we saw turkey yesterday. it is quite a dollarized is a problem for those countries. with u.s. interest rates rising, with the dollar rising, a lot of those companies in those countries have borrowed quite heavily in dollars, and they will probably want to shed those dollars. we have already seen a lot of , in chinang happening as well, for instance. that is obviously the first issue. perhaps another issue, as you mentioned, is those that are impacted significantly by potential trade. we saw overnight in south korea, for instance, consumer confidence falling sharply. part of that is due to domestic issues in the country, fiscal issues. maybe also part of it is looking a wary eye towards donald trump. i think the asian currencies, for me -- i mentioned before the about dollar-yen, which i see moving up. i think there will continue to be asian currency pressure. anna: let's pick up on one of the countries you mentioned, turkey. i have the wcrs function on bloomberg, total returns of all countries versus the dollar. the turkish lira. it

dollars. dollars. the criminal complaint also says hlawek would pass out fake job identities. police arrest a 21-year-old man suspected in three sexual assaults on milwaukee's northwest side. side.last week we showed you a composite sketch of a suspect from two assaults near 76th and acacia. acacia.today police confirm they arrested the suspect over the weekend.they also believe he commited a third assault in the area.the case will be sent to the d-a's office in a couple of days. 3 a 25-year-old racine man is charged with shooting and killing another man.police say ha anthony jones early friday morning on roosevelt avenue near byrd.according to the criminal complaint, the two got into an argument over a woman. washignton county deputies arrest a 50-year-old man for his ?9th? owi offense. offense.they tracked him down from highway 41 near 60 to a driveway in lomira early sunday. investigators say the pick up was speeding and hit construction barrels plus a concrete wall in a construction zone.. before pulling off the highway. robbery and theft today for a series of hold ups at assisted living facilities in greenfield.police say the 56 year old told them he didn't intentionally pick out elderly. tips came pouring in after investigators released a surveillance image of a man using stolen credit cards from the victims...who were approached usually from behind and threatened at gunpoint. president-elect donald trump will be in new york city tomorrow.. to discuss his new cabinet with mike pence. pence.former new york mayor rudy giuliani is the favorite state".yesterday, r-n-c chairman and wisconsin native reince priebus was named "chief of staff".house speaker paul ryan says hiring priebus was a good move. 06-22 we're working very hard, and just getting on the same page and working together to get things done very quickly and hiring reince as his chief of staff is a perfect indication of our new president's desire to get things done. done. comment on trump's choices for cabinet positions and staff.in order to maintain a smooth transition between administrations. 13-26 i think it's important for us to let him make his decisions, and i think the american people will judge over the course of the next couple of years whether they like what they see. see. obama also says trump will learn that governing is quite different from campaigning. a new study aims to answwer the question once and does voter i-d..discourage people from voting.cbs 58's marshanna hester is here with a closer look..marshanna. michele-- the u-w madison study will focus on milwaukee and focus on milwaukee and dane counties-- which have the highest percentage of minority and low-income voters. the research will be conducted in two phases... focusing first on students.those at uw- madison and uw-milwaukee have already been sent a survey to fill out..then in january-- registered voters who did ?not? vote.professor ken mayer says there's already some evidence that voter i-d had a negative impact. 3 "we know there were 590 provisional ballots cast last tuesday from voters who weren't able to cast a regular ballot becuase they didn't have a photo id and that's something that had never happened before. so we can explicitly measu tried to vote but were unable to but that doesn't capture if people even bothered to show up at the polls because they figured they wouldn't be able to vote." vote."last week-- 66 percent of voting age people in wisconsin cast ballots in the presidential election... that's down four percent from 2012. the dane county clerk and uw- chancellor are funding the study.it's possible preliminary data will be available in the early spring. governor scott walker is the new chairman of the republican governors association. he describes it as " an uncommon opportunity in washington with republican control of congress and the white house" for g-o-p governors to push their wish lists.the governor says he's hoping responsibilities for education, transportation, and medicaid can be pushed back to the states' control. senator bernie sanders returns to the late show tonight.. talking about what he thinks the future holds for the democratic party after tuesday's election.. election.. right now.. this is terribly important at this moment, people ask me what do we do now? what you do now is get involved heavily into the political process, when millions of people stand up and fight back we will not be denied. 3 hear what else bernie sanders has to say to stephen colbert right after the news..along with what colbert calls his "semi-exclusive interview" with donald trump.. that looks a lot like the 60 minutes in about 25 minutes. tonight was the parents chance to say if they think uniforms district wide at mps will help their kids. kids.tonight's community meeting was at milwaukee high school for the arts..another big change..starting school earlier in the year.. in second week of august..instead of waiting until september 1st. that would put all mps schools on the same schedule. but it was the uniform proposal that got the most input among those who turned out. :58-1:08 i think that's the reason my kids don'nt dress how they want to dress. even though they are little kids they want to express themselves. :41-45my concerns were prices of the school uniforms for families. 3 the schools could decide to opt out of the uniforms.and the district says it would provide resources to families who need it. there are six more meetings this month.. we have more information on our website, cbs58.com. 3 it's not your typical bank robbery...what this man did during a hold-up and how the f-b-i wants help in finding him. the packers drop their third straight game....what the green and gold need to do to the milwaukee fbi is hoping ?you? can help find a violent bank robber - caught on camera ordering customers and employees to the ground at gunp. gunpoint.its the latest in our series of fbi unsolved robberies - cbs 58s evan kruegel has the story.... 3 in a typical bank robbery - the crook tries to get in and get out... but the f-b-i says a man in milwaukee took his time - ordering people into specific locations during a hold-up.... :20:14 "it's the robbery that you can get"it's late january - at a north sore bank on milwaukee's south- side....:16:05 "the suspect entered the bank, displayed a handgun, and approached the teller counter."but instead of passing a note and asking for cash - he waves his gun - ordering everyone into a corner corner:18:34 "to move people to a specific area of the bank is not normal."then, video shows him turning his attention to a man behind the counter...:16:50 "the only problem was that individual s there to fix the fax machine." realizing his mistake - he turns back to the teller's - demanding cash and then left the bank. his confidence catching the attention of investigators...:20:23 "most people that commit robberies don't want any extra attention. they try to get in, they try and get out without being seen. somebody that takes over a bank, wants to be seen."now the fbi is hoping he's been seen - and that you can lead them to his location. there's nearly 4-thousand cases of ransom-ware every day.. it happens to people and businesses... including a company in menomonee falls. falls.ransomware is when hackers take control of your computer... forcing you to pay to get your information unlocked.menomonee falls police say "wood specialities" fell victim last month. 8-21 it really is a cat and mouse game. the computers get faster, attacks get more sophisticated or more clever, and then we end up prevention measures for that." 3 if you fall victim to ransomware... experts say you ?shouldn't? pay the ransom, because it could encourage hackers to do it again. wisconsin ice cream maker "cedar crest" is recalling three kinds of ice cream because of listeria concerns. concerns.the company was notified last week that the cookie dough in the chocolate chip cookie dough, monster cookie, and pirate's bounty could be contaminated. contaminated.listeria can cause serious and sometimes children, the elderly, and others with weakened immune systems.if you've bought the flavors... you can return it for a full refund. lucille's piano bar closed last month.... but the property isn't staying vacant for long. long.the new owner plans to open a hybrid restaurant called "matador taco and tequila bar".the restaurant will serve simple, authentic mexican food during the day and cater to big groups at night. 4:14:38-46 we just kind of saw a void for at least that type of food, and we knew we could nightlife component just to give it a complete concept 3 the owner also hopes to see foot traffic from families stopping in before bucks games. he expects the restaurant to be open by the end of the year. 11-16 nats: so so what. i'm still a rock star, i got my rock moves5-10 dream of californ californication 3 pink and the red hot chili peppers are two of the headliners for summerfest next year.it's been more than a performed at the big gig. summerfest will be celebrating its 50 anniversary.pre-sale tickets for the two concerts go on sale wednesday and to the general public on friday. general admission tickets are already available. 3 the biggest supermoon in nearly 70 years decades rose over wisconsin tonight.this is in dane county.a supermoon happens when the moon becames full on the same day when its orbit is closet to earth.it's about 14-percent closer than normal... and 30-percent brighter. 3 tonight: partly cloudy. lows near 40.tuesday: variably cloudy and mild. high temperatures stay mild in the middle and upper 50s. thursday and friday we expect highs well into the 60s. rain returns friday with lingering showers into saturday. chilly next week with 40s for highs. 3 tonight: partly cloudy. lows near 40. cloudy and mild. high temperatures of 560. wind: sw 5-10 mph.week ahead: temperatures stay mild in the middle and upper 50s. thursday and friday we expect highs well into the 60s. rain returns friday with lingering showers into saturday. chilly next week with 40s for highs. 3 one in every 300 passengers lands without their luggage.. or more than 23-million bags wo. worldwide.but now delta is using a new 50-billion system 3 one in every 300 passengers lands without their luggage.. or more than 23-million bags wo. worldwide.but now delta is using a new 50-billion system to give flyers real time tracking of their bags.your cell phone alerts you to problems and a map shows a bag's currect location.the tags have a small radio frequency i-d chip that turns red when it ends up on a the :50-57 we believe this is already having a 5 to 10 percent reduction on the number of mishandled bags that we have in our system system delta's new luggage system is being rolled out at 84 airports across the u-s -- including here at mitchell international.it could save the airlines some three-billion dollars.. because each lost bag average outs to about 100 dollars extra for delivery later. a five-story warehouse in milwaukee is getting new life. it'll be transformed into a community center. the maccanon brown homeless sanctuary is behind the organiazation plans to turn the warehouse into a "one stop shop" for the homeless.they'll be able to get meals, showers, clothing, and othe rforms of support. "all kinds of resources and assistance will be given in a sanctuary setting to milwaukee's most vulnerable and and marginalized people. this will become another great hallelujah moment in milwaukee." milwaukee." sanctuary hopes to purchase the warehouse before christmas. people in fond du lac are coming together to remember trooper trevor casper.he was killed in the line of duty there in march 20-15. 20-15.troopers are taking turns bagging grocers at pick 'n save... near where casper was shot and killed.they're raising money to build a permanent memorial to remember trooper casper, who's descri

dollar is the big story. this engages the dollar against 10 of its leading peers, record high today after data on wednesday showed u.s. economic growth remains on tack. the dollartion policies a quicker pace of monetary timing. 5% dollar spot index raising since the election. this is after the peso down by 11%. look at the rsi. the dollar is the most overbought since march 2015. minutes from the last fomc meeting showing officials saw a strengthening case to raise rates as the labor market tightened. some saying a hike should happen in december. it is thanksgiving, so i have to do a lovely thanksgiving chart. cheaper turkeys and pumpkin pie mix for this year's grocery bill. the cost for the holiday meal fallen to $49.80 per 10 people, according to the annual survey from the american farm bureau federation. lower than the record high from 2015 when a bird flu outbreak trimmed turkey production and heavy records and summer rains damaged the pumpkin crop. there is your special thanks giving chart. special thanks giving chart. let's get a look at first word news. erik johnson has more. >> iraqi troops have made more gains in their attempts to oust islamic state for

dollars. yes, we passed a 40 million dollar bond measure for linn county but we can have many community partners involved whether private funds or grant dollars and those dollars could double or even triple and you get more of a bang for your buck there.there's also more room project proposals.this is going to be shark tank on the environmental level so people can come pitch their ideas and we're going to see if it makes financial and good sense for linn county to invest in it. those proposals will be judged on how they help water quality -- store water to help prevent floods and improve the existing recreational areas.we felt the majority of our focus should be to water and land protection12 million is earmarked for park left for trail improvements. about 22 million of the 40 million dollar pot will be reserved for water quality and land protection.improving water quality has been in the spotlight since the des moines water works lawsuit in the state's capitol was filed in 2015.the water utility company is suing three rural counties over the nitrate that gets put into the water -- that des moines water works has to take out.oleson says linn

dollar for dollar. a $1000 check. this will go a long way. how far does $1000 take this organization? >> it means about 2000 people will get a meal. we are so thankful to wisn. we have been working on food for families for the last 40 years, and we appreciate the tradition. when you call 414-799-9476. $15 will buy a family a turkey. 125 dollars will bring a family and no food for a week. phones are open until 7:00 tonight. patrick: thank you. happening now staying safe on , the roads this holiday season. this is a live picture from the town of brookfield where members , of the local owi task force are at goerkes corners at this hour for roll call. several local law enforcement agencies will then head out on the roads patroling for impaired drivers. the night before thanksgiving is typically one of the worst nights on the roads when it comes drunk drivers. some packers fans may be heading to philadelphia. we are now just five days away from the packers and eagles on monday night football. our coverage starts with the big 12 sports countdown to kickoff at 6:30. that's followed by the packers and eagles at 7:30. then stay tuned to 12 news for live post-game coverage. it is all this monday night arrived. will the weather cooperate? mark: it is looking ok. when we get rid of this cloudiness and warm back up to the 50's, coming up

dollar dollar ♪ ♪ and these devils they keep on talking to me ♪ ♪ they screaming open the bottle i wanna be at peace ♪ ♪ my hand is gripping that throttle i'm running out of speed ♪ ♪ trying close my eyes but i just keep on sweating through these sheets through these sheets ♪ ♪ four horseman they won't let me forget ♪ ♪ i want to forge a prescription cause doctor i need some more of it ♪ ♪ when morphine and heroin is more of your a budget i said i'd never use a needle but you're nothing ♪ ♪ i'm caught up i'm on one i'm nauseous no options exhausted ♪ ♪ this is not what i started walking carcass i lost everything i wanted ♪ ♪ my blinds drawn too gone to leave this apartment ♪ ♪ my drug dealer was a doctor doctor had the plug from big pharma pharma ♪ ♪ he said that he would heal me heal me but he only gave me problems problems ♪ ♪ my drug dealer was a doctor doctor had the plug from big pharma pharma ♪ ♪ i think he trying to kill me kill me he tried to kill me for a dollar refilling these ♪ ♪ they say it's death death institutions and doc's ♪ ♪ so god grant me the serenity to accept the things i can not change ♪ ♪ courage to change the things i can and the wisdom to know the difference ♪ ♪ and the wisdom to know the difference ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: macklemore, everybody! ariana deboo! "drug dealer" is out now! we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. am i actually pushing these guys who ran out of gas six miles on a lonely highway? or is this a metaphor for how i'm constantly pushing myself to make a tastier sandwich? like my new pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich with spicy pepper jack cheese, spicy ranch, and spicy all-white-meat chicken. but judging f

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dollars. dollars. the criminal complaint also says hlawek would pass out fake job applications at waukesha county tech.. and steal peoples' identities. 3 a 25-year-old racine man is charged with shooting and killing another man.police say 'phalon hunter barker' shot anthony jones early friday morning on roosevelt avenue near byrd.according to the criminal complaint... the two got into an argument over a woman. 3 3 meets with vice- president-elect ?mike pence? today... at trump tower in new york.it's part of the process... as he continues to build his administration. administration. law enforcement sources tell cbs news the secret service is now vetting residents and employees of trump tower...as they work to provide the soon- to-be commander-in-chief with the same level of security as president obama. hena daniels has the latest from new york. -nats-a campaign source tells cbs news former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is favored to serve as secretary of state in donald trump's new administration.(sot giuliani/wsj forum) "first of general." speaking at a wall street journal forum in washington last night...the former new york city mayor refused to discuss his chances. instead -- he came to the defense of steve bannon...the right-wing media mogul tapped as the president-elect's chief strategist:(sot giuliani) he's a patriot, he loves america. he may have a different view of america than you do but he loves america as much as you or i dowhile most conservatives support trump's decisiondemocrats on capitol hill blasted bannon's appointment:(sot rep. betty as chief white house strategist is proof of the ugly direction mister trump intends to take this country. speaking from the white house...president obama was more diplomatic:(sot obama) "i think it's important for us to let him make his decisions and i think the american people will judge over the course of the next couple of years whether they like what they see."in a statement last night -- trump's spokesman praised bannon -- saying "he'll work hand in staff reince priebus...as he continues to help implement trump's vision of being a president for all americans.' president-elect trump has nearly 4-thousand jobs to fill in his administration ...before he takes the oath of office in january. hena daniels cbs news. john bolton, a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, is also said to be in contention for the job as trump's secretary of state. a new study hopes to answer does voter i-d.. discourage people from voting? the uw-madison study will focus on milwaukee and dane counties-- which have the highest percentage of minority and low-income voters.the research will be conducted in two phases... focusing first on students.those at uw- madison and uw-milwaukee have already been sent a survey to fill out. then in january-- study leaders will target registered voters who did ?not? vote.it's possible preliminary data will be available in the early spring. 3 3 ((???1:4co ((???tease ahead??10???)) today...partly sunny. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the mid 50s. west winds up to 10 mph. tonight...partly cloudy. lows around 40. west winds 5 to 10 mph. wednesday...sunny. highs in the mid 50s. northwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to the he wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 40s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. thursday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 60s. south winds 10 to 15 mph. thursday night...partly cloudy. lows in the lower 50s. friday...mostly cloudy. a 40 percent chance of light rain showers in the afternoon. breezy. highs in night...mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of light rain showers. breezy...colder. lows in the mid 30s. saturday...mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of light rain showers...possibly mixed with snow showers. breezy. much colder. highs around 40. through around midnight then becoming partly cloudy. lows in the upper 20s. sunday...mostly sunny. highs in the upper 30s. there are nearly 4-thousand cases of ransom-ware every day.. it happens to people and businesses... including a company in menomonee falls. falls.ransomware is when hackers take control of your computer... forcing you to pay to get your information unlocked.menomonee falls police say "wood specialities" fell victim last month. :08-:21 it really is a cat and mouse game. the faster, attacks get more sophisticated or more clever, and then we end up having to come up with some kind of prevention measures for that." 3 3 if you fall victim to ransomware... experts say you ?shouldn't? pay the ransom ... because it could encourage hackers to do it again. it's an ?end to an era?... in fond du lac county. the city of ripon has been know for ?cookie plants? for years.now the ?last? cookie plant in town... is ?stopping production? this week. treehouse foods says... cookie sales? are two of the reasons why.they bought the company from "con-agra foods" back in february. 60 employees have been given their notice. lori rich/ ripon city administrator - the lost of jobs in the community.. its about 60 jobs... hopefully with alliance laundry expansion they can pick up some of those people...yeah the this is sad." sad." treehouse foods will provide ?severance benefits?... transitional support... and outplacement services... to the workers whose positions are ?being eliminated.? 3 looking ahead this morning ... there's a new e groceries in west milwaukee. this is a live look at family-owned sendik's newest location... which is on miller park way. this is the first of ?six? additional stores planned to open in the next year. the new store will employ 140 full and part time workers. there's a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning at 10.. to mark the occassion. 3 a sculpture designed to help afternoon.the 8 foot tall sculpture was created by alverno college students.the sculpture will be a permanent addition to the greenfield city hall grounds. the unveiling is at 2 p.m. at greenfield's city hall. when you're putting your shoes on this morning ... or tying your kid's shoelaces--- think about your ?morning news team?... rocking our mocs! mocs! let's give you a look "behind the scenes."jessica and i left the heels at home this morning... and mike ditched the dress shoes!we're all wearing ?moccasins? instead! it's a way to ?raise awareness? of native american heritage month. people around the country are taking pictures wearing moccasins and posting them on social media... and you can too!use the hashtag #rym 2016 or #rockyourmocs. ?potawatomi hotel and casino? is celebrating "native american heritage month"... with a ?number? of events.it's a native ?owned and operated? business... so it really wants to ?show off the culture? and the ?contributions? native americans have made. made.one of the events... is friday's "after dark" party at the milwaukee art museum.there b circles? in the galleries... fireside stories with reps from tribes across the country... and do it yourself crafts.people attending will learn... how to make a ?traditional cornhusk doll.? 3:56:35 "it's something that children could have played with years ago, like thousands of years ago. you just go into the the fields this time of the year and get the corn, take the husk off the corn and make dolls from the cornhusks." 3:56:47 3:56:47 3:49:39 "you're learning the stories and the history behind the projects you're making." 3:49:43 3 friday's "mam after dark" giving."there's also food, a d-j, and trivia.these nights are ?very? popular. popular.learn how to get tickets.... at cbs-58-dot-com. just click on "news links." 3 coming up ...the bush household welcomes in a new family member.what they named this cute pup next! 3 3 a live look over ..... on this tuesday morning.you're watching the cbs 58 morning making "news around the nation"--- a driver forced to ?jump from his burning car? in houston.traffic on the katy freeway was ?backed up? yesterday... as firefighters put out the flames.police say... the driver is ?alive.? they're still investigating what caused the car fire. 3 a scare at a saint louis hotel yesterday. crews put out a two-alarm fire at a marriott near saint louis international airport. you can see the black smoke billowing from the hotel... fortunately, the fire was contained to the outside of the building...and no one was hurt. :45-:54 (dave holland ? hotel guest) "we were just in the conference room during our normal class thing and then we were just evacuated.. someone came in and told us there was a fire, and of course we just walked right out and they came pretty quick." 3 the cause of the fire is still unknown. 3 tense moments for passengers aboard a plane over canada. canada.officials say the porter airlines plane was yesterday...when it suddenly made a sharp zig-zag to avoid a flying object.authorities suspect the mystery object in question was a drone.the plane eventually landed at its destination-- toronto's billy bishop airport.none of the 54 passengers were hurt...but two flight attendants have minor injuries.canada's transportation safety board is investigating. a judge ?delays the trial?... for sergeant bowe bergdahl. bergdahl.bergdahl's attorneys argued... about who would ?have access? to the evidence in the case--- calling some of the details "top secret". ?walking off his post? in afghanistan in 2009.he was then ?captured?... and held captive by the taliban for ?five years.?bergdahl was freed as part of a controversial prisoner swap in 20-14. a speaker at an ?anti-trump rally?... was ?assaulted? yesterday at ohio state university.check out the video. video.:01-:07 "you idiot ...attacks man ... hey old boy ? cell phone video posted on the website for the ?o-s-u student newspaper?... shows the anti- trump protestor ?getting shoved down? the stairs inside the student union.then punches start flying. ohio state university released a statement to students last week... saying it ?actively protects first amendment rights?--- but the school also ?expressed concern? about verbal assaults on campus following the presidential election. 3 former president george-w bush, and his wife, laura, are introducing their sweet little posted this photo on facebook -- and said they adopted him from the s-p-c-a of texas. the name for the newest member of their family? freddy!they said even their cats "are finding freddy's charm futile to resist." 3 "we already love him. and even our cats bob and bernadette are finding freddy's charm futile to resist" 3 in your health watch ... wisconsin ice cream maker "cedar crest" is recalling three kinds of ice cream because of listeria concerns. concerns.the company was notified last week... that the cookie dough in the chocolate chip cookie dough.. monster cookie.. and pirate's bounty could be contaminated. contaminated.listeria can cause serious and sometimes deadly iti children.. the elderly.. and others with weakened immune systems.if you've bought the flavors... you can return it for a full refund. 3 your doctor isn't the ?only person? you should be asking... about the medications you take.you should also talk to your ?pharmacist.?experts recommend you ask.... ?three questions? the next time you pick up your meds.first--- "is this the right medication for me?" second-- "am i allergic to this medicine?"and third--- "will this new medicine ?mix with any other medications? i'm already taking?" still ahead this morning - vice president-elect mike thank you cards from planned parenthood. after a surge of donations ... ?he's? not sending.we'll explain. 3 and - a cashier puts on a show of his own... and it goes john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet with no data cap starting at $39.99 a month. call now. would rex pass up more beef stew? i don't think so. today...partly sunny. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the mid 50s. west winds up to 10 mph. tonight...partly cloudy. lows around 40. west winds 5 to 10 mph. wednesday...sunny. highs in the mid 50s. northwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to the southeast in the afternoon. wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 40s. thursday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 60s. south winds 10 to 15 mph. thursday night...partly cloudy. lows in the lower 50s. friday...mostly cloudy. a 40 percent chance of light rain showers in the afternoon. breezy. highs in the lower 60s. friday night...mostly cloudy with a rain showers. breezy...colder. lows in the mid 30s. saturday...mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of light rain showers...possibly mixed with snow showers. breezy. much colder. highs around 40. saturday night...mostly cloudy through around midnight then becoming in the upper 20s. sunday...mostly sunny. highs in the upper 30s. donations to planned parenthood are surging because of vice president-elect mike pe. pence.but it's not him sending them--people unhappy with the election results have been donating thousands of dollars in pence's name...that's because pence has called for cutting federal funds to the organization.planned parenthood sends certificates to thank donors... so all those "thank you's" are being sent to pence's address.c-n-n reached out to pence's office on the matter but has not american apparel filed for bankruptcy for the second time in just over a year.the store is reportedly lora buyer.claiming it's struggling to compete against other teen retailers and online competition.---------------i was in madison over the weekend for homecoming... and noticed the american apparel on state street has been closed. the location in milwaukee is still open, though. 3 a smartwatch ?completely powered by your body heat?... is now on the market. check out the new "powerwatch" by matrix industries. thermo-electrics--- which converts temperature differences into ?electricity.? the powerwatch has the basics of fitness trackers like step counters---but it also tells you... how many watts of power you've ge

eight-and-a-half (m) million dollars. dollars.24-34 "shade' stood up because her water had broken and she was bleeding. she informed the deputy, hey, i'm moving." the attorney for "sha-day swayzer" says... the baby was born ?alive?--- but staff ?didn't check on the mom for six hours? after she had given birth.... and by that time... the baby was ?dead.?since april--- three ?adult? prisoners have died at the milwaukee county jail.so far--- no comment from the sheriff's office--- which oversees the facility. 3 a sex offender has been released in milwaukee. typically officers notify the neighborhood where that person will live.but in this case... police say he hasn't told them where he'll be living. 43-year-old chad be on 24-hour g-p-s monitoring. and heave 'll h follow lifetime sex offender registration rules. 3 the racine unified school district says test scores don't tell the whole story.. after it got a failing grade from the department of public instruction.the district earned a 48 point score out of a possible 100.officials te

the dollar strength story not quite in the market today. the euro-dollar at 105.92. a little bit of dollarthe last month, the dollar is certainly king once again, on pace first third straight week of gains against the japanese yen and at its highest level in roughly 13 years. an interest rate hike is almost a certainty. janet henry is still very much with us. we talked about a spillover effect and the catcher in the the bloomberg. he can track online the dollar against every e.m. currency. pretty much everything has taken a beating. do we talk about the positives of a stronger dollar or two we talk about the negatives of a stronger dollar for the global economy? janet: we have moved on from the dollar being a stabilizing factor. we have seen periods of dollar appreciation from time to time in the last few years, but as the dollar strengthened, has cost spillover effects. it has slowed down the u.s. economy because of the impact on profits, the impact on exports. i think what has really changed is obviously this expectation of a bigger fiscal stimulus, which might well mean actually that th

dollar in place? >> well, the dollar is creating a headwind for oil prices because the countries that pay for oil in dollars are the -- the cost to them increases if the dollar strengthens. the consequence of the new presidency will likely be the e reflationary stock. it will create some headwinds, but the key thing is around the massive supply and demand. that is the key determination for how oil prices move. >> how does this agreement happen practically, especially when looking at how far apart many of them are. there are disruptions to the oil fields. you have iraq saying the measurement data isn't sufficient. i mean, we're all over the place. >> well, that's the reason why we are cautious at bnp paribas. many countries are excluded from the agreement. iraq complains about the number and think they can produce a higher level. so if opec uses a lower number, the cut could be far greater. just to hit the target of 33 million barrels a day is something like 670,000 barrels a day. but that will be done just by four countries within the center of opec. and then you need far more cuts from the four counties be

dollar for dollar, i'd have to say this whole adventure hasn't quite been worth it. here, you hold it. now, if this really is a bomb, woodrow, you should hold it very, very carefully and perfectly still... sure. while i get the hell outta here. not so fast! there's another envelope. well, give it to woodrow. wait a minute! can he do that? my god! he's still alive! very good, herman. that's why you make the little bucks. dr. bray said you were dead. some doctors will do anything for money. that's a point. now you're gonna get your butt kicked! woodrow, kick his butt. wow, you really must've landed on your head. stonewall was tryin' to teach us a lesson... a very valuable lesson. you can't put a price on your dignity. specially if you don't get the cash out front. what are you talkin' about? that man just made you look like a cluckin' idiot. no, i did that. i did it myself. we all did it ourselves for one reason: greed. you know, the great teacher in life is humiliation. we all graduated with honors. but you've also been a very good sport. so, candy, let's show them wh

dollar. what happens to the dollar, and what happens for president trump if we get a 2014 dollar strength? t's a really interesting question. the consensus at this moment in time seems to be that trump will be good for the dollar in some way. the knock on effects of a stronger dollar are, of course, emerging-market pain, a tightening of financial conditions, which we have seen already, quite dramatically. that is heading emerging market assets. traditionally when we get things like the dollar shortage, we have seen the federal reserve step in with swap lines. they exchange dollars for other currencies, and that eases some of the pressure on the plumbing of the global system. one point that deutsche bank made is that with trump in office, these the central bank currency swaps might not be a given. linesn 2008, the fed swap were very unpopular with domestic populations, and neck it happen again. big changes for money off the back of politics, which is something that i never thought i'd say. tom: thank you so much. amazing, the linkages here. the vote in pennsylvania, the international economi

dollar today. and a very strong dollar in the future. that's a head wind for big cap tech. >> not for russell. >> you don't get it. you will see russell out perform if the dollars your main concern. >> it's not necessarily bad but a dollar spike is bad. that's exactly what we saw. >> a dollar spike is bad. a bond market. >> it's slow and steady. nobody takes notice. and on tuesday night at one point ten year yields were 1.72% and now they're significantly over 2%. that is a significant move in a very short period of time. so the bond market rally for the right or wrong reasons. it doesn't matter but it's the wrong reasons for reasons we talked about last night and not least of which i think investors that have been in the bond market are testified that under a trump presidency whether they default on debt -- >> i hear you and it's a premis. that's what people do butly stand by the fact that if that were the case the market would not have rallied. financials would not have rallied. i think it's more of a reflection on people are pricing in the infrastructure trade. he's going to have to offer a lot of bonds to pay for that and that's the market getting ready fo

dollar weakened against the euro. if there's some big surprise, if trump gains more momentum watch the dollar. >> definitely. i think the dollarthe story of october as opposed to stocks. those declines in the 3% move in the dollar index hire, big moves in the ten year note started the month below 1.6%. really touched 1.9 recently. we saw the german ten year move 30 basis points. so big moves in yields. big moves in the dollar. declines in stocks not too worrying. definitely something to watch. if we do keep seeing yields marching higher could be a bad sign. >> the higher yields, we'll see banks best performers on the no surprise with hire yields. didn't lift all those because most of the industry groups ended in the red. health care worried about politics. consumer discretionary got beat up. consumer earnings started to kick off really in force. we'll get starbucks later in the week. kellogg this morning and big retailers, interesting to see what we get after limited l brands last night. >> three big foenz get through in terms of fom cbot meeting, the election and another opec meeting. let's move to politics. new details emerg

dollar, sounds great, right? even patriotic, but could the dollar be too strong to achieve goals like higher stock market, better trade, exports too expectative, imports cheaper, even immigration policy. you have to wonder -- u.s. dollarow breaking out to highest level since april 2003 is too expensive in mean people's eyes, here to discuss it shaw and john, shaw, is there such a thing as dollar being too strong. for some is sounds oxymoronic. >> when a economic point of view no. we have to understand that dollar is not an entity on its own. if interests were not manipulated, then currency would find a normal level where there is some parody based on trade. that has not happened, now the dollar looks strong, dollar strong dollar has been historically important to u.s., and to everyone administration. it is important to the economy . charles: does it hurt our exports. >> only now because we're concerned about markets, not about economic. but about markets, worried about the market going down because s&p 500 companies that are multinationals with a lot of revenue overseas now they translate revenues to dollars it looks like their earnings are not as good, but that balances out in long-term, but. >> it is indicative of s

don't be so scared about the dollar because if the dollar is going up for the right reasons, if you think the economy is going to continue to pick up, then -- >> it's a dollar relative. >>. >> there's a disconnect out there. there's so many disconnects out there. there's optimism in the euphoria. what it would mean, the dollar and copper. the dollar and crude. now, we saw that connection there as crude was straightened out. if you take copper, copper, the change is coming at it, and it's all speculation. steel. it's all speculation. they're clamping down. iron ore. all speculation, right? the dollar is rising. those should be falling. yet, freeport despite downgrasds keeps up there. we're seeing a disconnect with equities and bonds. you're talking about buying bonds. if the equity market keeps flying because of trump's inflationary policies, you don't want to be anywhere near bonds. yes the dollar -- so if the dollar is going to be strong because of economic policies here, i don't think you want to be in emerging markets. you don't want to be in emerging markets, and you don't want to -- >> that question is a function of your time frame. >> everything is a

. >> reporter: there is a reason delta is spending billions of dollars dollars dollars to implement the new system. starting today passengers will get push alert updates like these on their smartphones. from the app, they can pull up an app tracking the location. does this give you peace of mind? >> yes, i would this gives me more peace of mind knowing that my luggage is with me. if it's not with me, i want know where it is. >> reporter: american also sends push alerts to flyers and alaska is testing electronic updates that last up to two years. this is your old school bag tag. these have to be individually scanned, each bag one at a time before they can be loaded on to an airplane. and delta believes that will allow them to load bags faster and require fewer people to do the load. gayle. >> it seems like delta's on to something. anything to help keep the bags where you want it to be. >> except when you look at the app and you realize your bag is in another city. and your mobile coverage comes back up and you're like, what. >>> punches interrupt a lawmaker's speech ahead where politics

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dollar move. thetarted in october when fed rate hike started rising, boosting the dollar, and when president-elect trump was elected, people are betting he will create growth and inflation, boosting the dollarhe yen. ,et's jump into the bloomberg it is moving like 1988, the dollars to week surge after the truck victory, the strongest in 28 years, down 7% in those two weeks after the election, quite a move. the other thing that helped to weaken the yen, the boj led by governor kuroda hit the markets with its fixed rate bond operation. it helped bring that yield back down to zero. that is helping to continue to weaken the yen. bank of america merrill lynch see yen-dollar at 120. that would be quite a move since we are at 111 right now. >> i wonder what it would be like if it were moving like 1999? have been bond yields pushing up the u.s. dollar, so is that going to continue? this is the worst u.s. bond market selloff since 2001, and rising fed rate hike odds, but also fueled by donald trump's victory. let's go back into the bloomberg now. this is our bloomberg barclays multi-verse index. all the investment grade bonds in the world, two-week percentage change, four point 6%, the largest move

tony dokoupil reports. >> ten partners, dollar for dollar one of the nation's biggest political donors. according to the firm's documents. leaked, days or hours after making donations partners received money matching the amount they gave. >> once the law firm knew we had these records. they didn't deny that this was the case. >> scott allen the globe spotlight editor. >> hundreds of times a lawyer would donate money to a candidate or political party, and then, alost immediately be given back that very same sum. >> that is correct. if you give a donation and then somebody else reimburses you for the donation that its a clear violation of the spirit and letter of the law at federal and state levels. >> federal law limits partnerships like the thornton law firm to maximum donation of $2700 per candidate. donations above the limit using a straw donor system using the firm's own money making it appear it was from individual partners. vivica novak with center for responsive politics. >> straw donor reimbursement systems are something that both the fec and the department of justice take very

dollar story. you see that on dollar-yen. ansi get that weaker dollar we get the weaker dollar, commodities snap back from an eight-week low. last night, we heard from u.k. prime minister theresa may in her first major foreign-policy speech. that is her morning must watch. among other things, the defensive something not all that popular these days, globalization. prime minister may: if we believe that liberalization and globalization continue to offer the best future for our world, we must deal with the downside and show we can make these twin forces work for everyone. show the world that we can be the strongest global advocate for free market and free trade because we believe they are the best way to lift people out of poverty. but we can also do much more to ensure prosperity they provide is shared by all. london,oining us from "surveillance's" tom keene. this strikes me that this is one of the most important and difficult issues we face around the world. when you look at brexit and the election here and the ones coming up, the ability of the elite to

dollar/yen, 1.0616. a bit of dollar weakness there. the pound, 1.2659. showing some strength there. dollarkne gold prices have moved off of their highs over the last couple of months. we are lower again by almost a percent. 1.255. copper is one of the hottest trades over the past week or two. >> the chart of the week. >> up another 5.5% so far today. this winning streak has been huge. a lot of this tied to optimism about infrastructure spending, about this idea we'll have economic growth not just in the united states but around the world. copper again, just a massive winning streak. >> up more than 15% for the week. on track for its best weekly performance in 35 years. we talked to mark faber of the boom, doom and gloom report. he said this is bullish for commodities because of this infrastructure play out of the u.s. >>> the dow setting an all-time high yesterday as investors adjust positions and opinions following the election win by donald trump. we heard from lloyd blankfein last night with our own andrew ross sorkin. >> his policies are market supportive. i'm not saying it's good or b

showed 40 million dollars would still start the process and stood a better chance of being approved.it will cost taxpayers about 27 dollars a year -- or a little more than two dollars a month. the payoff is expected to be the conservation board is to take that 40 million and to make it 200-250 million.the county will grow the pot through partnerships -- using the 40 million dollars to provide matching funds to grants over the next 20 years. hillary hughes is the vice president of the linn county conservation board.for some projects its easy to gain partner dollars and in others its' much more challenging, especially water and land protectionhaving the money on hand allows the possible as soon as they're proposed -- even when they don't have the time to raise a lot of cash.developing a wetland is one of the projects we've identified hereryan schlader is the spokesperson for linn county conservation.its about leveraging dollars. yes, we passed a 40 million dollar bond measure for linn county but we can have many community partners involved whether private funds or grant dollars and those dollars could double or even triple and you get more of a bang for your buck for

dollar. dollar-yen moving, kuroda did not move dollar-yen at all. ot talk about his succession plan. he batted the heavy inflation target up to 2018. brent up 0.5% to $50. you have national inventories at 1.5 million barrels and goldmans reckoned $40 on the downside. if the opec deal fails, they say that is diminishing. bank of japan leading with this one. the bank of japan reckoned oil will rise from $55 to $60 a barrel toward the end of the full-year 2018. let us get into our bloomberg first word bulletin. some of the major headlines we have got for you today. let us take a look at that. stabilization of the china economy. it appears to be taking hold. pmiofficial manufacturing jump into a two-year high. october meeting of 51.2. it tops most optimistic estimates. the central bank holds off on future measures after keeping its key rate at a record low for more than a year. the bank of japan sees inflation slowing in the coming fiscal year. one point 5%. that is down from 1.7%. the board voted to maintain the targets for controlling short-term and lo

dollar-yen. dollar -- we are seeing a switch now. the yen is gaining against the dollar. llar falling from a five-month high versus the yen. take a look and see that we are also seeing a little bit of euro strength. 45% chance of euro-dollar parity in the next year given the dynamics we have seen in that pair in recent days. em currencies gaining as well against the dollar. moving quickly to see what has happened in the equity space. equities rising from a or month low. asian stocks steadying after a two-day drop. yousef: fresh off yesterday's announcement that his company ford pay $4.5 billion graphics, the biggest acquisition, siemens ceo has been speaking to bloomberg in riyadh. well asoned the deal as how the election of donald trump and populist movements could impact global markets and siemens. impulse from the united states is spread all over the world. it matters what the president does because the whole world is looking at the united states in many ways. that is why i believe we should be very mindful about what he does and so we will see. way --me put it to this