et al. of nutritionists, dietitians, will help you stay healthy with all the big meals to come. the advice is free. tune in to abc news starting at 4:00 p.m. to see how you can participate in the asked -- the ask the nutritionists phones bank. the panda has been keeping up with his diet, and early this morning doing his normal routine. bei bei had surgery last week after bamboo caused a blockage in his small intestine. glad to see he is doing better. buzz aldrin, the american astronaut who is the second person to walk on the moon, has been medically evacuate from the south pole. he needed a flight from the nra coast to new zealand. it is not clear who is 86, was in the south pole. it looks like he was on a tourist trip. no word on his condition. coming up after the break, brian will be back with a final look at your forecast. and we will also leave you with some holiday cheer. join us, as we will be out there helping to collect toys between 11:00 in the morning and 3:00 in jummy: well, brian, are you thinking of moving to the north pole? the real estate website zillow has put th

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>> guest: et al. the philosophers are defending in the democracy and also the ideal form of the democracy. it's a little bit like saying here's how they should work if they did that then they would work really well but then they don't work that well. of course i don't hate america. i dislike certain things and i think we have a sort of the past with a significant degree of injustice and there's all sorts of things we are doing right now that are quite horrible comparing to other countries. the final chapter of the book i call civic enemies. we are part of a vast web of cooperation. they tend to think of the competitive aspect of fighting for the job for 300 other people and it seems like it's competitive but you and i every it is a system of mass cooperation. if you take the pain that you are holding and ask how many people participated in building the ten day answer is roughly around 50 million. millions and millions that participated were some of whom admit they were doing that. so in our daily live

this is not the premium et al.. shareholders several over. over. -- have rolled have they?t is juste are back to where we were in february. dollar terms, it is much cheaper. you have to look at the dynamic of things. the bottled market, triple plate market clear from the past couple of months with sky that things could be difficult. anchor: thank you so much. -- up next. alix: a failed coup and the louvre hits a low -- lyra hits a low. this is bloomberg. >> crude oil surges to the highest level in 17 months after saudi arabia says it will cut output higher than previously agreed. we hear from russia's oil minister the back of a pivotal on opec agreement. -- on the back of a pivotal non opec agreement. >> i was pleasantly surprised to see some many countries respond to the invitation by russia and opec. anna: monte paschi is moving forward with plans to raise capital. this, as italy's foreign minister is tasked with forming a new government. manus: donald trump says sticking by their one china policy should come at trade benefits for the united states. he also points the fin

we were very critical of him for doing that, solyndra, et al. this is a similar version of this. these companies are not leaving the united states because they're anti-american or they want to stick it to indiana. they're following the laws of economics, too expensive to do business here. so mr. trump has a choice. he can go from company to company, thousands of them and sort of beat all of them into submission and threaten them with tariffs or focus, and i think this is what he is going to do, on macroeconomic policy like cutting taxes and cutting back -- >> but he is also talking about tariffs and punitive taxes. in fact, we should say he's on a twitter storm this morning and he's talking about th going to t the long-term economy and how you keep businesses here, there's i think a real risk here that if you start doing that and saying that, people aren't going to build their businesses in the united states in the first place because they will be too worried about what they have to do if they want to leave, and so this is just -- this is something governors do. the president of

>>[applause] representing the parts all lines and bayview community leaders leah kim et al. but i want to-my last thank you and this is my way of starting off your witnessed some introductions is to the trust for public land. the trust for public land- >>[applause] >> for those of you that don't know what they do, they are a national organization responsible for conserving land and revitalizing urban parks. it is their commitment to our cities, our communities the most underserved of our communities that has me totally inspired inspired by their mission are headquartered here in san francisco. so this is their favorite city. >>[laughing] the work they have done with us over i don't know 20-30 year period is truly extraordinary. we have a saying that in the 21st century government can't do it alone to we need partners. we need community leaders. in ppl get such amazing dedicated committed partner that brings passion, that brings resources, that brings expertise, that brings community history and knowledge of and sensitivity to my that brings so much to our park renovation pro

>>[applause] representing the parts all lines and bayview community leaders leah kim et al.ou and this is my way of starting off your witnessed some introductions is to the trust for public land. the trust for public land- >>[applause] >> for those of you that don't know what they do, they are a national organization responsible for conserving land and revitalizing urban parks. it is their commitment to our cities, our communities the most underserved of our communities that has me totally inspired inspired by their mission are headquartered here in san francisco. so this is their favorite city. >>[laughing] the work they have done with us over i don't know 20-30 year period is truly extraordinary. we have a saying that in the 21st century government can't do it alone to we need partners. we need community leaders. in ppl get such amazing dedicated committed partner that brings passion, that brings resources, that brings expertise, that brings community history and knowledge of and sensitivity to my that brings so much to our park renovation projects. it is just a such an ho

emma: fiscal fourth-quarter earnings fell because of the warranty charge et al.argest luxury homebuilder in the u.s.. they took a 2100 million u.s. charge related to all the houses stucco.e they deliver 22% more homes during the quarter and average selling price is up almost 6% to 840 -- $834,000. agreeing to buy dell park, the price at $2.8 billion in cash. roper develops software and engineered products for health care, transportation, energy and other areas. the founder and ceo of japan's [indiscernible] according to a person to play with the matter, there is no specific agenda. he wants to meet trump because he impressed in the u.s. they own 82% of sprint. they are raising 300 and dollar investment fund and have put -- $300work in the u.s. billion investment fund and have put some to work in the u.s. jonathan: could a trump presidency be good for mining? theeard about how he thinks u.s. policies from donald trump may benefit the company. >> we can see some positive impact in the trunk administration in ratio to the u.s. one, in themples, investment structure,

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you have an all-star team that has been put together to fight radical islam, al qaeda, et cetera.eam team that many americans said, look, for eight years we tried the other idea. let's go around the world and apologize. let's close down gitmo and people extremists will not hate us as much. let's pull out of iraq and afghanistan and muslim extremists will stop attacking us. it did not work for eight years. you had the rise of isis and obama said this week, yes, it caught him off guard because they didn't want to deal with the reality. there are extremists out there. they are doing horrible, god awful things around the world. so, yes, you do have a dream team of people that hate radical islamic extremists and they're going to do a great job of going after them and that's what the american people said they want . >> dan, no place to laugh at people who are suffering for hate. ben carson didn't say radical islam. islam, islam is inconsistent with the constitution of the united states. michael flynn, i watched his speech last night in totality. he said islam is not a religion. >> let's

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al qaeda in iraq. yes. but we're talking about going in and using the same one for yemen, for syria. et cetera.it's interesting the way he uses we and then he puts all the blame on congress. yes, congress has failed to do its job but it has been the president's decision to use that. >> all right, guys, thank you very much. i apologize for the truncated time here given all the latest developments. i want to bridge nigel farage in. the brexit leader who by the way is on the short list for "time" magazine's person of the year. only about a dozen people on that list. but nigel, always good to have you. i wanted to get your take on that comment about refugees. we have to help refugees who've escaped the horrors of war. what did you think of that? >> well, it's funny, isn't it? the one thing we didn't get from obama is any contrition, any apology, any acknowledgment of the fact that actually the unnecessary interference in places like libya is directly what has led to the growth of isis and has led to this flood of displaced people or refugees. i think we need to go back to the 1951 geneva convention