first to you, geoff.eoff: if you're taking a three to five-year horizon point of view, you want to get in now. tactically, probably sterling looking a bit rich relative to the euro especially in the options market. dan: we don't want to be long sterling levels. we think the pound is quite cheap and we're at levels that take into account a lot of downside from the brexit process. david: daniel and geoffrey from thank you very much. terry mcauliffe from virginia whether the democrats with work with president trump. and this man is looking at the chances of the pullback. we look at them with the chief economic strategist from morgan stanley. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: shares of ubs, the worst slide since november. our c.e.o. spoke after earnings this morning. >> we've been actually quite open today that we think we've got another tough year ahead of us for 2017. provided we can get through issues, particularly u.s. and rbs and think we'll be making profits in 2018. alix: we're joined from london. 2018 profit

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geoff will be speaking to deutsche bank's cfo later today. we'll bring you that interview as it happens. >>> nokia reporting better than expected fourth quarter net profits sending shares higher, this thanks to selling part of its digital mapping business. net profits hit 663 million euros. >>> shares in novo nordisk languishing after fourth quarter profits missed expectations. that stock off by 5.5%. the danish drugmaker lowering the 2017 earnings and revenue outlook ahead increased competition in the u.s. the ceo is saying he's not concerned about president trump's stance on pharma. >>> and reckitt benckiser received a booth after mead johnson said it is in talks to buy out the company. shares there are up around 3%. it's lucky for your daughter if her birthday is today, then obviously it's going to be happening again and again and again and again, her birthday for very good reason, but it's also groundhog day, held yearly in pennsylvania. it follows the groundhog punxsutawney phil. if the animal sees his shadow, we'll have more than six mo

dogs were absolutely vital to the culture. >> geoff's right.our-legged companions were used for nomadic traveling, carrying supplies for hunts, tracking prey, and keeping their owners alert for dangerous animals. >> so geoff, any tips for me while i get out there for my first dog sled. >> just hold on tight, and i'll kind of teach you the commands. when you take off, you yell kita. that means go. >> g is right. ha is left? kita is go. and whoa is please, please stop, please. >> there you go. then if they don't stop, stop god damn it. >> let's get out there. >> i'll show you how to put on a harness. >> me or the dogs? >> i think the dogs. >> okay. >> this guy's name is midnight. he's got some wild blue eyes. >> do dogs like this? >> oh, they love it. this is what they live for. and that noise they're saying right now is "this is going to be awesome." >> yeah, let's go, let's go. >> are you sure that's not the sounds of the dog revolution? >> they're all excited. >> a dog just peed on my cameraman. >> hold on. i'm the only one that gets to pee on

what are you going to do there, geoff? great observation. he spent two days working out what ratio of boiling water had to do with the jello to mange the right the and he took all the rags out, cleaned out the chamber, put strawberry jelly f-that was the solution. the idea was the jelly would do the job of the rags and he could sift and it get his dialed back. so he set this all up. put the diamond down there, evacuated the thing, lots lots f helium over there and the day came and he closed everything down and pressed the button. so the projectile comes down the barrel of the tube, goes straight into the diamond, smashes and is the whole thing disappears into the jelly ask the capture chamber. what no one has told him was that when you put it under pressure, jelly, jello, liquifies. and so the whole vat of strawberry jelly instantly liquefied. splatteredded off everywhere and resolidified. and he never got his diamonds. and he did spent the next three days cleaning up. i have enormous respect for geoff itch love tim to pits for having done i

so this step-by-step approach will rescue people from obamacare's collapse and geoff everything access to affordable, quality health care. this is why we're doing what we are doing we have to stop the collapse and we have better ideas that have been time tested that will make sure that we give the american people the kind of relief they deserve. questions. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]. >> do you want to come up and say happy valentine's day to her? >> reporter: speaker, in your opinion, does the american public deserve to know whether the president of the united states directed mike flynn to talk to the russian ambassador about the issues of sanctions -- >> let me take a step back for a second. national security is perhaps the most important financial or responsibility a president has. and i think the president made the right decision to ask for his resignation. can you not have a national security adviser misleading the vice president and others. so i think the predent was right to ask for his resignation and i believe it was theight thing to do. let's speak about russia for a second. i

>> so i told geoff my father-in-law is the most famous chinese-american in the history of golf, geoff-american. >> do you know this story? >> no. >> the clue was he'd never played a round of golf. he is -- he played the character wang in "caddyshack." >> i did know this. you told me this. >> that's where bill murray comes in. he was in "caddyshack" with bill murray. >> and that was rodney dangerfield's golf buddy. >> it might well have been he was a professor of history and philosophy and it might well have been the first movie he ever went to. >> someone saw him and said, you got to be in this. >> they cast him off campus. >> that thing happened at the last minute. it's amazing. so i told geoff he's only the second most famous chinese-american in golf. >> shows you what a small world this is. >> it all makes sense, all comes together. >> thanks, glenn. >>> still to come, david daslav, ceo of discovery communications. then at&t's chairman and ceo randall stephenson. later, dave dorman is going to be here. he's the nonexecutive chairman of cvs health. that's a job i want. chairman of s

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the keyboardist geoff downes. after the release in 1982.eat at the moment reached number four on the billboard chart. his manager says that cause was colon cancer. lauren: look at the latest in sports that russell westbrook establishing a newsstand or triple doubles but he's never had one and san antonio spurs. first-quarter nasa three-pointer. the thunders down i bet they come back in the third. westbrook drives interested up to stephen adams for the alito. a minute later, westbrook drives and finishes. after being down by 17 in the third of the san antonio steps it up again. the crossover dribble and credible reverse layup and they took my westbrook. the slumping raptors taking on the pelicans. it's 53. rafters hundreds minute to the game. the pelicans rebound and gets the ball back. 10 seconds on the clock. does that then had to pay raptors win one away-1 of six. nhl all-star break is over. john treadwell and the columbus blue jacks visiting new york. probably wishes he was still on vacation. eighth goal of the year. 1-0 blue jackets. ev

chaired by one of our panelists, professor geoff stone, it reached its universities enduring commitment to the free exchange of ideas and a resolute core principle and value at this institution. president zimmer has already referenced this history in his opening remarks and i'm sure provostprovost professors boyerd stumble likely discuss this and the leadership in our universe is contemporary practice of this value into individual remarks. for the content or university, however, debates do persist around the very meaning and limits of academic freedom in the context of growing diversity on campus and the two met to a campus climate that is not only inclusive of a diverse set of ideas, but also of a demographically diverse student, staff and faculty body. this year the university of chicago's dean of students in the college alison issued a walking statement to first-year students reaffirming our universities long-standing institution of commitment to academic freedom, and as such are institutional rejection of silencing or avoiding uncomfortable or disagreeable ideas and perspectives. th

now it seems it is only a fight between joe johnston and geoff davis. of course, columbia south carolina was no safe haven. first sherman, advancing north from savanna, had it squarely in his sights. north, theyeaded rebelled against administration by passing a law that appointed robert e. lee by name as commander in chief of all unfettered armies, nevermind the fact that the confederate constitution gave that title to the president. calledr, that same act upon the president to appoint joseph e johnston, again, by name, to command what was left of the army of tennessee. it was a deliberate slap in the face to jefferson davis. while davis happily appointed lead to the top command, he refused to appoint joe johnston to anything, instead writing the johnston was, in his words, deficient in enterprise, tardy in movement, defective in preparation, and singularly neglectful of the duty of protective preserving our means and supplying transportation. but then he did it anyway. this was legal convinced hand that, if nothing else, the popular johnston, who was v

some 39% of brooklyn's population is foreign-born, something you could forth geoff itch you're just read about the hipsters of brooklyn. like immigrants from previous centuries most arrive very poor. along the major of news extra siring the borough from the east river to the atlantic ocean you can find people from pakistan, afghanistan, bangladesh, haiti, trinidad, jamaica to name a few. will they thrive? i profile the two largest immigrant groups in brooklyn into n two very different neighborhoods gentleman maim cathness the seat and the chines of sun e sunset nearby west. and i try to address that question. the chinese are now the largest immigrant group in the burrough, a fact that would stun some folks inch sunset park newly arrived chinese are live four to 0 -- a rom and working in almost feudal conditions and i don't owe exaggerate. the devotion towards chin republic education is so notable that newcomers learn the first words, harvard. second ward, stuyvesant. those children look on track to leave their parent's poverty behind. but what i find in the chapter on the jamaicans is th

should be a bypartisan effort just as they did once geoff when unanimously was passed to be on the appealst. lou: the president said eloquently on point and exact, said this man, gorsuch, a extraordinary judge, a this process should be eloquent. it shouldn't be demeaning. the ignorance being displayeded by short schumer, the head clown as president calls them. this is vial, venomous. these are radicals, they are trying to bespoil everything about this process. shame on them. >> i agree with you. judge gorsuch extraordinary weather. i was friend of his late mother's epa administrator and she was driven by office from left-wing press. she has to be very proud from heaven, looks down on her young son who had extraordinary career. not a single if thing you couldn't basically find fault with this man. it is a great tribute to the president to have done that. >> it is. he could not have chosen better. i think, at least in their quiet moments, even the dems would agree with that. i want to turn now to where we're headed. the confirmmation, six nominees of the president have been confirmed now. th

. >> the democrats still have a geoff gra fi problem.emocrats need to win republicans not just independents. where some of these question house races are, they need to win republicans, not just independents. the puig poll, what depressed me the most is do you remember when president obama came in in 2013 and said the fever is going to break on this by part son ship. the patient is in critical. it is not just the divide between d and r and i. it is the divide between gender and race and education is deeper and more significant i have ever seen. it can't continue like this, that we have two countries divided on those things for this long of time. it is super depressing. >> i will pause it here. especially when you don't have presidential leadership that is trying to unify the country. be back in less than a minute with end game and the college that president trump loves to talk about most of all. >>> back now with end game. all presidents have their favorite answers that they fall back on and apparently president trump is no exception. thi

here to talk more about tunisian security is geoff porter.rk. thanks for being with us. first of all, as the river tees are now saying this is 100% safe. is this ever possible? i actually picked up on that in your opening statement and it was one of the things that immediately let to mind. there is no way to guarantee that any facility, especially those in tunisia and bordering libya which is embroiled ina bordering libya which is embroiled in a civil war, are 100% safe. they can take measures to mitigate the risk and measures which would limit the impact of a terrorist event if it were to unfold but no place is 100% safe. given the it were to unfold but no place is 10096 safe. given the attacks in belgium recently, the attacks in paris, the tunisian ambassador to the united kingdom says that tunisia has been treated unfairly and it has been suggested they are not in control and don't know what they are doing, and yet they have fallen prey to the same kind of attack that has happened in other places, do you think that is fair? yes and no. whe

out on the wing jeff noel will start the match and he and geoff clifford are expected to bring widthd must indeed expect the unexpected. we are prepared for any shenanigans that might go on. we are looking forward to it. it is a great opportunity. we are disappointed to be played against france last week. it is a great agility to play of the great stadiums of the world. what other shenanigans you are prepared for? i do not go. they have got courts, they have got daffodils. who knows? canning? well england change in the 0pen air today canning? well england change in the 0pen airtoday and canning? well england change in the 0pen air today and that is how the game will be played on saturday. eddiejones decided game will be played on saturday. eddie jones decided he game will be played on saturday. eddiejones decided he wanted the stadium roof opened in cardiff. that says rate, but not what wanted. george north has been named in the wales tea m george north has been named in the wales team for that match in cardiff. the side are hoping, that both he and fly half dan biggar, will be fully

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doctor geoff britton george has justjoined a hospital where assaults are declining, but she has witnessedal elsewhere. most nhs staff would say at some point or another they have been attacked or felt u nsafe at they have been attacked or felt unsafe at work. it is a running joke in the staff room, what has happened to me today, i have been hit again, something like that. everyone is on alert, everyone is looking out for the patients they think will kick off. alan, not his real name, works for nhs protect. he claims it has deliberately avoided public discussion about ending its role in protecting staff. i think it is an absolute disgrace we are turning our back on staff in the nhs. they are there to protect the public and we are there to protect them. it will have a material effect in my view, i think assaults will go through the roof. nhs protect said it was consulting staff on a pro—dash—macro on proposals under which our organisation would not be tasked with security management work. it added, it should be noted that keeping health and secure has always been a responsibility of local n

earlier today, steve mnuchin on fox business network with maria said used word, august, before, august geoffsteve mnuchin said august, we'll have a tax plan in front of you. that is a very aggressive schedule. that is a very aggressive schedule. market is down two point, a fraction lower for the dow industrials. this is really all about this consumption tax, this border tax. liz: yeah. stuart: argument, huge fight, point it out well, this is huge fight. what are we going to tax. are we going to tax -- ashley: between importers and exporters. stuart: yes. liz: it's a political fight a number of important senate seats could flip in 2018 in the midterms. the koch brotherses are sayingig to the vast network, you tell your congressman you want to raise prices $1.2 trillion on consumers? how will you justify that, say, yes, reelect me? stuart: scott brown, sorry the president walked into the room. i'm sure he will make a speech at some point. scott brown, paul ryan, speaker ryan, his argument is that we must have a border tax because that will pay for tax cuts to individuals and corporations. in o