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the ftse 100 was up fractionally, eking out its 13th straight session of gains. like we'll hit another all-time close today. futures stateside looking good. yesterday down a quarter to a third of a percent. also those relatively small declines hide some of the bigger sector declines, like banks down over 1%. a focus on that sector today as the likes of jpmorgan starts reporting. the dollar is soft. yesterday dollar softness was correlated with equity market softness. today doesn't appear to be the case. woe have the dollar softness, 0.4% declines against the euro. futures still in positive territory. >>> to politics, one week to go until trump takes office. tracie potts has the latest on the transition and all the other big stories out of washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. including a new investigation, the inspector general for the justice department says he wants to look into the fbi's director's actions regarding the hillary clinton e-mail investigation before the election. this is something that democrats and republicans on capitol hill had

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the ftse mib eking out a gain of 0.2%. volumes are probably lower across europe today given there is a public holiday in italy, spain and sweden. in terms of some sectors. real estate, telcos and banks are leading the performers. let's get out to mike bell global strategist from jpmorgan. it seems like the trump or new years rally in europe and the u.s. is showing some signs of fatigue, do you think the market is taking a breather and it will get back into gear once we see the inauguration or do you think this is the start of a bigger reversal? >> we don't think it's the start of a bigger reversal. we think you'll see a period of consolidation. you have seen market gains, now a slight pullback, maybe markets will go sideways for a bit. for the whole of 2017, it will be a positive year for equity. probably moderate single digit returns. >> you still want to be invested in equities for 2017, but it will be a show-me year for trump's policies, infrastructure, tax cuts, roll back of some regulation. how do you want to protect

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. >> it's ek extrextremely emotio. they stand for a lot of people who aren't there and not capable of doing it themselves. no, i personally would not arrest them. >> reporter: they belong to the environmental group greenpeace. early wednesday morning they climbed the 270 foot crane along 15th and l street in northwest d.c., suspended themselves from harnesses and dropped a banner that reads resist in protest against president trump's policies. one of the leaders did a facebook live video from the crane. >> no crane operation today on this site while we stand here and say resist. >> reporter: the protest comes a day after president trump moved to delay implementation of at least 30 environmental grants. >> i'm seeing history. i am really fascinated by, you know, the strength that it must take to stand up and to speak out. >> reporter: but the protests affected drivers. d.c. police closed three city blocks to traffic and waited more than 15 hours for them to come down. >> they're clearly standing for something pretty pow

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the nasdaq managing to eke out, well, not anymore, seem like it was eking out gains. couldn't quite get there at close. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. glad you could join us this is "after the bell." this is what we have for you in a very busy hour, particularly inside the beltway, president trump hitting groundunning meeting with the heads of major americanompanies this morning to talk taxes and jobs in america. then a slew of executive orders, chief among them, dumping president obama's trans-pacific partnership trade deal, a big blow to some asian nations but teamsters and other union officials inside of the white house are cheering. right now he is meeting with union leaders and workers at the white house. meanwhile on capitol hill, the confirmation showdown continues. the senate is now debating president trump's pick to head the cia, and a crucial committee vote on secretary of state rex tillerson is expected in the hour. we have breaking news from washington and more. melissa: back to the markets. dow was down about 25 points. they were down 95 at

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he had eight cows and worked hard to eke out a living. but he was happy.was only when the diggers moved in that he finally left his home and bought the caravan. now ten years after his house was torn down, he's come back for the first time to see his former property. there's an information center there, a soulless building from the alptransit company that built the tunnel. it's clearly not easy for werner walker. there are so many memories attached to this place, but he won't say anything negative about the tunnel. complaining is pointless, he says, you can't turn the clock back. did he know this was here? werner: yes. >> what does he think? werner: it's ok. >> doesn't it make him emotional to be back here? >> it's forgotten. >> pushed away? >> yeah. >> less than 100 meters away, trains will be thundering at record speeds. the journey from zurich to lugano will take two hours - - that's a reduction of 45 minutes. up to 65 passenger trains and 260 freight trains will pass through here daily. twenty minutes later, the passengers then emerge in the south. it'

. >> it doesn't have to be for ek stettic reasons.s going through is extending his life and making it better to live. he's more capable and active to go out and do more things. >>> that's our round-up of the day's top viral videos. rightthisminute.com has a lot more fun content or catch the next brand new episode of "rtm." >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're all about an exciting new year. >> so, the new year is a time to make a new you. >> first, hot new food trends. >> i brought some of my favorite hot and trending food and beverage items that you're definitely gonna want to check out. >> then whale watching up close. >> good morning and welcome aboard the greatland. i'm gonna be telling you a little bit about the critters we're gonna be seeing today. >> plus, escape if you can. >> the opportunity for you all this afternoon to see if you can escape the room that harry houdi

. >> don't be so overly cart mat ek about it, chuck. you're says it's a falsehood ask they're giving sean spicer, the press secretary, gave alternate facts to that. >> conway went on to echo spicer's claim that it was not possible to count the crowd. conway made news on abc's "this week." she said president trump will not release his tax returns. that reverses months of campaign promises to do so after an audit was mp a white house.gov petition had more than 200,000 signatures calling on the president to release his tax returns. president trump thanked law enforcement figures and others for their support at the white house blue room for a reception yesterday. he called the inaugural ceremony, quote, a safety success. before the event, he began a swearing in of his white house staff and said together they will accomplish great things. with you and all of the people in this room, we are going to do some great things had over the next eight years. 30 senior staffers were sworn in at the white house. >>> the president took to twitter to rea

an this normally takes months if not eks. now they're taking suddenly two, three days. what's happening? people are distrustful. >> amy, rachel points out in wisconsin governor scott walker is asking for more control. the federal government will literally place refugees in wisconsin and any state and the governors who may not want the refugees have no say over it. >> a number of governors have opposed this, that's exactly right. bringing syrian refugees into this country at this moment i believe is the height of irresponsibility. we have the fbi director james comey also a national intelligence director james clapper both testifying that we have no ability to properly vet syrian refugees. there's a very simple reason why, we don't have intelligence on the ground to tell us exactly who they are. in this era of terrorist attacks here on u.s. soil and europe we've seen in europe with their refugee crisis in france, for example, the massacre was committed by quote unquote syrian refugees using syrian passports and gunning down people. it's outrageous. we need be very carefu

where we may differ that all hating if i can put it this way is created eke waqual.ome things that are right and some things that are wrong. you can say there is hate on the left. hate on the right. indeed there is. some of what mr. trump said and did was just wrong. and if you just clearly make, if you make this argument there is people on left who are wrong. people on the right who are wrong. you don't make a distinction between what is right and wrong, that's problem atting f problem. >> i'm not saying the policies or positions on public affairs are equal because they're both doing the same thing. demeaning women is wrong. making racist comments about mexicans or blacks or others is wrong. making fun of the disabled is wrong. that's not about hate on the left. hate on the right. that's not an equal sum game. >> i'm not talking about that. i am talking about. okay, why is donald trump making those comments? or why is within of his supporters maybe in your own family making those kind of comments? the answer, well he is just bad, is the same template as racism. or m

. >>> when we return, let me finish with what i learned during mtwo eks in the ancient land of india. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> let me finish tonight by filling you in on where i've been the last two weeks with kathleen, thomas and caroline. two of our children. we've been to india, traveling through the country by rail, by a three-wheeled car, a little car known locally as a tuk-tuk. finally by boat through the backwater. there we are. a couple things about india, first its long rich history. the drawings in the caves go back to 200 -- there they are, 200 years before christ. toured back to the 16th century, the time of the mogul empire over there. it's the present india that grabs you, though, the huge number of people, of course. 1.2 billion, the way they get along like in traffic, they know how to get around each other in those crowded scenes. it's the finesse they show in negotiating who goes first. they use their horns to toot. to signal each other. not to blast the other guy, some kind of nerve-rattling punishment like over here. i didn't see any r

a majority of them still eke a living out of the lake, but as the winds of change continue to blow, ae soy, bbc news. let's go back 100 years now to one of the bloodiest and the mightiest battles of the first world war. more than 325,000 allied troops and 260,000 german soldiers were killed in three months of fighting at passchendaele. to honour those who fell and to mark its 100th anniversary this year, two special events will be held in the belgian town of ypres injuly, where much of the fighting took place. robert hall has been there to see how they are preparing for the commemorations. "my wound was slight and i was hobbling back, and then a shell burst, slick upon the duck boards, so i fell into the bottomless mud and lost the light." "there was not a sign of life of any sort, not a bird, not even a rat or blade of grass." the words of those who tried to sum up the hell of passchendaele. three months, when more than half a million men died. three months, when the allied army fought an enemy, the mud and the cold, to gain a few miles of ground. a century ago, ypres was under siege

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in japan the ek down one third of 1%. today it looks like they are doing the same. fifty-four dollars per barrel. the hope is that the country sticks to those production cuts. the good news if you want a mortgage. 2.36 percent for the tenure. donald trump takes aim at toyota. and reportedly now wants u.s. taxpayers to foot the bill for the border wall. well have the latest comments on its $4.8 billion deal for yahoo. a matchup of two nba and giants. we will tell you who came out on top. and in hockey it was a cinderella story that came to an end. friday, january 6, we welcome you. your first look at what's moving in today's market and the latest breaking news. we do had breaking news this morning. president-elect donald trump will be briefed today by senior intelligence officials which found that russia hacked democrats e-mail to influence the election. trump expresses doubt yet again. how and why are they so sure about hacking if they never requested an examination of the computer servers. what is going on. trump has picked former senator dan coats to be the direct

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un eke. any impact? >> when it comes to korey booker's presidential prospects. some were viewing against jeff sessions as way to end up having a rallying cry with democrats and putting him front and center on the national stage. also testifying against jeff sessions was icon -- civil rights icon john lewis, democratic congressman from georgia, had tough comments as well. there were african-american republicans testifying on jeff session's behalf. that was the storyline. >> what a week and only wednesday. thanks so much. >>> nbc nightly news with lester holt will have a closer look. coming up at 7:00 after news4 at 6:00. >>> maryland's general assembly is kicking off. one of the biggest challenges is trimming from the budget. where will it come from? chris gordon in annapolis. >> governor hogan warmly greeted lawmakers but could be a bump in the road ahead. wants to repeal what he calls the road kill bill that democrats passed last session, forcing the governor to prioritize all road work. >> pressing thing to focus on is stopping legislation that would kill most

of course, we saw this past we ek, the governor of new york proposing a new program to make college available to people making below $125,000 a year. so, there is a movement there. tennessee has a tennessee promise, which again, covers in state tuition at community college and i believe some of the public universities. that's again, they are calling it a promise, but they have taken note of what kalamazoo is doing. oregon is the other state going down this road as well. it can be done. not all these states finance it to the same extent, but can be done at the state level. what's happened with kalamazoo is it is a particular city in a community. you've now got something like 90 cities or districts or communities across the country which have adopted some kind of promise. there is a promise movement now. every year they hold an annual gathering in washington and get together with all these different educators and officials to try look at what is being done. there is clearly something going on there. but i do agree that it does come down to the will of the community and i think states like calif

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senate to vote itself out of existence and adopting a new approach where the members would election,ek popular which they were not used to. that happens at the end of more than 20 years of popular mobilization around the idea of direct election of senators. president trump can mobilize that level of engagement by the people first, whether he could do that, and one key way to find out is that presidents can only do a few things. you can't ask the people to be engaged in 16 different crusades all at once. they won't do it. my best guess would be that the term limits amendment is going one -- 11,001. but what's going to happen in washington is really -- we are really in a situation where no one -- the maps don't show what is going to happen. my guess is the congress is going to say thank you for that, at we will get to it soon. we will never see it again. if we are interested in constitutional change over the next four years, it will be more important to focus on problems, just the way president truman's contributions and the way he conducted the office. i think that will be much more imp

arrow,ek, this yellow this is a 6% rally over a week, the best one week rally since october.me bearishness in this group, difficulty with earnings but the bearishness which allowed the rally at the bottom because think about it, every other sector has rallied from -- since the donald trump election and tech was the last shoe to drop and now it is occurring and you can check this btv 4884.t g# vonnie: i am scared but going with something you talked about earlier, minus more colorful and illustrative of what you're talking about. mark: hang on. vonnie: industrial outputs and how the move in tandem with industrial profits. as we had the recession in producer prices, profits decline and these are industrial profits, very volatile. they were just down, the one thing you could say about them and i have this resurgence over the last four months to produce a price indexed which locally -- likely for chinese consumers is not feeding out to the component of things. this buildup of prices on the producer side, and that may bode well for industrial. mining profits up by about 10% in the

this is not the steve harvey that i used to listen to on the radio and changed a lot in the last few eks. very few people in the hollywood sphere are coming around. but that was amazing to see after hearing him say he thinks donald trump is genuine. >> i think it was amazing and donald trump also met with football great jim brown. and, listen, they are talking about giving donald trump a chance. we need all hands on deck when it comes to inner cities. our children need to be educated because of the failing public schools. they need job opportunities. we need to get the crime rates down. these cities need to be turned around. i think it's great that you have these individuals who are front and center, they're well-known, and people will look at what they're doing, what they're saying, and hopefully they'll listen. charles: and this of course after the last few days, julian, nicole kidman who said, hey, it's time to give donald trump a chance. he is going to be our president. she is taking a ton of heat for that. >> yeah. i mean, i'm a little bit bias because i'm a nicole kidman super fan.

we eke out so much care from our health service.it is a precious gift to the people of this country, and if we lose it, we will all be more the worse off for it. ali, do you think it comes down to money, is it really that obvious? i don't know whether it all comes down to money or not, but i do know that money is not the only solution. we have to deploy better technology. one of my children got sick at the weekend, and i had the option of taking the child to a&e, on a bus or whatever, adding to the overcrowdedness, spending hours and putting a burden on doctors, or i picked up my phone, made an appointment in seconds, saw a doctor within minutes, my prescription was sent... when you say you picked up your phone, argue talking when you say you picked up your phone, —— are you talking about a private clinic? with my private company, babylon, all of that went away within minutes. i pay a subscription every month, which is a fraction of the price it costs. that is a fraction of what we pay each year. if we push people towards this as an

the ftse 100 did eke out a slight gain yesterday making it eight days in a row of gains.nother record all-time close. just negative this morning. perhaps we can hit another record close today despite the red across the screens. let's show you what's happening in the broader market. oil after another solid 1% rally yesterday is a bit firmer again this morning. just crossed above $54 a barrel. 54.4. brent also up a half spent, 57.17. for the week up until today, wti is flat. this could push it over the edge in terms of a higher week. we mentioned the sharp correction in the dollar yesterday. it is back to strengthening a bit this morning. half a percent against the dollar/yen. pushing back towards 116. stronger against the pound as well. 123.89 or 90. and we check bitcoin, a huge mover lately. a lot of people looking at the negative correlation between bitcoin and the chinese currency as the chinese currency has declined, bitcoin has run up because of the demand from the crypto currency has occurred. it crashed yesterday, down 20% after that stunning runup. down another 7.5