. >> reporter: bonnie hough's 35-year-old nephew travis hough was at the warehouse the night of the fire. he wasn't a ghost ship tenant but like so many of his musician and artist friends travis could not afford oakland's high rents. >> so i think anything that we can do to keep the housing affordable for artists, for just anybody in this community would be incredibly helpful. >> reporter: the steve oakland says it has been working to honor that living legacy to the victims. >> i was taught that part of how you honor the dead is by what you do to build the lives of the living. >> reporter: oakland is currently working on a new system to share information on inspections and improvements that need to be made to living spaces. the city has also hired more inspectors in both the fire department and planning and citizening to help speed up permitting and ensure safeguards. council member rebecca kaplan says the goal is to work with property owners to make improvements that won't force them to raise rents or even shutter buildings altogether. >> i also think it's important to reinforce our com

lea: here with me is heather zumarriaga and jack hough. there are 70 records for the dow, i'm surprising there wasn't confetti on the new york stock exchange with gerri. how catch credit can you get to president trump? >> i didn't expect this quite much of a gain so the size of the gain is surprising. corporate earnings are growing. how much do i give to the president? he didn't screw up anything important, put that way. this is long recovery, we have dozens and dozens of consecutive job growth. i give him a dash of credit. i expect this continue going forward first half of the next year. no reason to bail out of stocks. prices are elevated, but they're not crazy and no competition for stocks. none of the other asset classes look more attractive. lea: one thing i'm hearing about could there be a correction early in 2018. steve you told me it is a good thing when you hear people are worried. explain that. >> emotions are the enemy in the market and when everyone feels the market is going to go up, you know it is not going to do so. when eve

it's all part of christmas celebration, hosted by julianne hough and nick lachey. >> that show has becomehristmas favorite. so is watching a christmas story. a live tv shoechl we were first on the set for rehearsal. >> if someone told me it was like making a tv show, a musical and a play all at once, you would have said no. >> the "snl" star stars alongside grownup ralfy for this remake. he plays little ralfy. >> all the old icon inscenes are going to be here. we are getaing a stung stuck to the pole, a bunny suit. those are all going to be here. >> smile, boys. >> say cheese. >> i can't believe i get to say, you'll shoot your eye it's stupid but really exciting. >> you'll shoot your eye out. >> based on the 1983 film, this musical will feature an original score. we got a sneak peekments somewhere hovering over indiana ♪ >> the show goes live on december 17th, giving maya and matthew plenty of time to get their shopping done. >> my daughter asked me for a rainbow shower head? you turn it on and it makes a rainbow. apparently she's very cool, my daughter. >> she can have that shower head,

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israeli war jerusalem was divided into two with less than half place under israeli control and east and hough including the old city under jordanian rule. but the six day war in nineteen sixty seven changed the landscape. israel sees gaza and the sinai peninsula from egypt the west bank from jordan another the heights from syria. while israel pulled out of sinai and make peace with egypt and jordan it they crown ex east jerusalem along with that of the heights. abe this never recognized by the international community. i boundaries in status of jerusalem running a major stumbling block in efforts to find a t.. state solution with palestinianss. israel calls jerusalem its eternal and undivided capital. palestinians view east jerusalem as the capital of a future state. dozens of israeli settlements in east jerusalem considered illegal by international community further complicates the situation. i just don't have more about that i'm joined by you'll see michael but he's headed session relations and social sciences at regis university and an associate fact acts at chathamam house thank you very m

highlighted in the exhibition in munich the most comprehensive collection of her works to date over hough of the paintings have never been displayed in public before. a bold exploration of color and. in one thousand know not and gabriella minter painted her friend marianna for verification. the two were founding members of the blue rider group a pioneering movement of german expressionism it rejected cellphone painting and the conventions of academia minter was searching for truth in art. through the sec the bishop it's plain to see that she's one of the preeminent european artists of the twentieth century who was experimenting with. the exhibition is radiant after particularly at the entrance to these portraits welcome visitors with their luminous colors and pot and that's exactly one of the things we wanted to highlight and that's the body. the alps and the roofs of more now in southern germany where minter who was born in berlin had a home. a view from her window she's our colors everywhere yellows reds and blues. for a long time interest talent was overlooked in the art world. in eigh

jack hough, is it a bubble?> 100% of economists say 96% of economists are never wrong so i can't bet against it but look, it's a bubble but first of all just because something is a bubble doesn't mean it can't go further. i don't really know a lot of people personally who own bitcoin. my sense is it's still a small group of people and the other thing is sometimes the bubble leaves something valuable behind sometimes you have a real estate bubble and you leave valuable buildings behind. in this case i think the blockchain technology being created whatever form it takes in the future will be useful. this will end badly for investor s but not today. i think it continues to go higher. it gives you a forecast on the price by the way ask them show me the math. there's no math because there's no earnings, dividends or coupon payments nothing but guesswork. stuart: i agree entirely. i think it's a bubble and it ends in tears. blockchain technology will ultimate hi be good stuff and useful. i can see it. i've got to ask

i want to bring in jack hough. it is not just the amazonç efft here.athered some of these pharmacy licensees, they worry down the road bigger competitor to cvs but cvs has a gem of an asset. it is called minute clinic. it is in 1000 stores or now. it is basically a walk-in clinic, 50 or $100, get basic health care needs. it is underutilized. it is key differentiator between them and other players in this business. down the road you start to see more services added, more people going there. this deal with the gnat, it unlocks a huge base of aetna members. aetna would love nothing better than see its folks go to minute clinics for basic health care needs, rather than go to pricey hospital or doctor's office. it is really opportunity to cash in there. stuart: lizzie called it fast-food health care. that is not pejorative. liz: no. stuart: that sin know vision. liz: it is. ash and i were joking at the break, pig up gallon jug of mayonnaise and box of wine and check in with the health clinic for an x-ray. why not. >> why not. home devices you speak to them,

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adrianna: she made history back in november, now derek hough --danica roem is here in the studio withe will talk to her at 8:15, after we make the switch to news channel 8. caught on camera this morning, a porch pirate's plan is foiled by a nanny. look at this. the thief thought she had it all planned out. she walked up to the home, stole the package, but she stalled as the driver pulled up. that is when the nanny jumped the thief. she held onto her until police arrived to take her away. well, newman patriots star rob gronkowski has a reportedly added his wrestling boost the field. watch what happens after here. you can see him diving at the head of the defender with his forearm. he was penalized, not object -- not ejected. a suspension may be in the works for him, who did apologize for the hit after the game. of course, the big deal it there is that the nfl has problems with concussions. veronica: not cool. adrianna: not at all. autria: what is cool is the gore just sent -- gorgeous sunset behind us. veronica: gorgeous hues out there this morning. clouds, makinggh for some of the bes

this is between 680 between montague expressway and hough stetter road. >> we are live in san jose with the latest developments on the search. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. yeah, police activity in this area within the past couple hours. look at video that came into the news room overnight. this was shot on southbound 680 here in san jose, just before the capital avenue accident. you can see san jose police officers with their guns drawn on the side of the freeway. this is an area we believe homeless people tend to live. they had their guns drawn there this morning, a couple hours ago, searching that area. they did take one person, a man, into custody. it is not clear if that person is related to the recent arson fires in the area. starting around 9:30, the san jose firefighters had to put out three small fires along southbound 680. then another ten fires on the northbound side between montague and hofstetter. at least one of the fires came close to homes near the interstate. none caught fire, fortunately. investigators are con vinlsed the fires w

guest: there are probably 50 of the tae tea principled.hey are they went with the tax bill even hough it is generating a trillion plus debt because of other things in the tax bill they wanted. o, when you consider things on the hill, compromise has to occur. ompromise was behind the constitution and it has to occur here. unfortunately there's not been a between the mise two parties. there's been compromise within party.mocratic i would say there are many hard core are conservatives and concerned bout the debt and deficit and want to deal with the social ent programs, security, medicare, medicaid and hey will probably be on the underaccording to ryan in the future. we will see what happens. according to the director of the president's economic council aying infrastructure and he referred to those as welfare programs is where they want to the priorityhat is for the president. carol it rochester, new york, independent. good morning. mr. thurber mentioned the number unfilled a.m. balances doorships -- ambassadorships. have been w many unfilled because of no nominees sitting on the nominee

--hough they sound in fraud at its core this is a question about marriage.loveho are we to judge the or lack there of between olivia and sebastian? in a completely different case, william shakespeare declared marriage is a matter of more worth than to be dealt in by attorney ship. [laughter] justice. >> i too agree there is no jurisdiction [laughter] -- to follow up on something i colleague said. you may not have recognized this, but the argument that he gave finding no jurisdiction is one with which i agree. i agree with his as well, because what he identified as this is a political question. i think everything is a political question. [laughter] the supreme court was wrong. there is another reason to. more fundamentally, why we don't have jurisdiction. right.se is not the wedding ceremony was performed with such haste. that the couple never cut the wedding cake. they overlooked the arguments. must -- and we know that wedding cake is fundamental to the right to marriage. no jurisdiction. know how to follow that. libya was kind of like the woman whose name e

doing what it appears now, more evidence, that he was apparently doing, exonerating hillary clinton, hough evidence was there to go further. i remember telling some media back then, well, we'll know whether this is a serious reopening of the investigation, words like that, if he comes back, you know , in a week and says, oh, no, before the election, nothing here. clearly you would not have had enough time to go through all the emails, and they hadn't, but he came forward and exonerated her anyway. but new york post has an article yesterday, editorial board, another anti-trump smoking gun turns out to be nothing. once again, a spezzed big break in the drive to destroy president trump over collusion with russians during the 2016 campaign stands exposed as nothing more than bad reporting, plus the professionalism of the f.b.i. looked compromised by its anti-trump bias. as it does by the commevents by people like yates, holder, comey , says the media went berserk friday on news that former confidant mike flynn copped a plea deal with special counsel bob mueller. hey launched an orgy of what fl

heather zumarriaga, vision funds and jack hough, "barron's" editor. some of us getting a tax cut. heather, why didn't we see a rally today? i know, i know the dow and s&p are up five weeks in a row but why not a rally this week? >> it makes a lot of sense that optimism was up ahead of this tax plan. i don't think it is baked in. it's a bit of a buy the rumor settle news, next few days, perhaps next few weeks. next year get ready for a big rally, the economy is really set to boom. we're over 3/4 of% growth in gdp. this economy will take off that will be reflected in the stock market next year. melissa: jack, you could go two ways. argument, tax reform coming into the new year, second floor of a high-rise building. or you could make a argument when people call for dow 30,000, you should start to get out of your position. >> i don't think first of all you should get out. today's trading was like watching yule log videos. it was boring day before christmas. doesn't mean anything. a lot has been done the corporate tax break. i'm not sure all that has been done. look at apple, with all

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. >> julianne hough coming back to the screen in a new project called bigger. >> julianne has to transform> i'm not as lean as i usually am where i'm super defined. i wanted it to feel more curvy but still fit. so i took back my cardio quite a bit and did more weight training. yeah, i'll have an extra, you know, cookie or two just to, you know, add to the hip. >> who knew cookies could do that? julianne recreated this iconic photo of the women's fitness pioneer and did her best to model betty's 18-inch waist. >> how cinched was your waist when you did it? >> i don't have as small of a waist as betty, but we want it to feel as real as possible. >> bigger chronicles the life of betty and her husband, joe weider. the couple co-founded shape magazine. you can call it a full circle moment for julianne, who has been the mag's cover girl four times. >> without them redefining what fitness and health and beauty meant back then, i mean that's what we're relishing in today. so it's pretty amazing. >> also in the movie, callen von moeg ur who plays a young arnold schwarzenegger. >> have you met arnol

we have paul alvarez and jack hough, "barron's" senior managing director, michelle gerard, and i have to admit, a good friend. michelle, two million jobs have been created since donald trump was elected yet somebody else wants to take the credit for it. play the sound bite and get your reaction. play the bite. >> as we took these actions we saw the u.s. economy grow consist 10ly. we saw the longest streak of job creation in american history by far, a streak that still continues by the way. thanks, obama. [applause] david: thanks, obama, michelle. does he deserve any credit? >> the economy no question was doing, in the sense of with the performance coming into 2017, before the election i was concerned, businesses were pulling back. they cut back on business investment. it looked like the employment situation was also going to be slowing, in the wake of the elections because businesses all of sudden became much more optimistic about the outlook they began spending on equipment. the pace of hiring picked up. we came into the year thinking you would be lucky to average 150,000 a month. we

all day employees marched in a picket line outside city hough. nearly 3,000 nonemergency workers are pushing for higher wages and improved working conditions. the city is offering a 4% raise the first year, but it is the second year raise of 1 to 2% that workers are not happy about. mayor libby schatz says oakland cannot spend money it does not have. >> we want to turn things over to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are talking about our weather and friday is tomorrow. >> it's getting here. we do have some fairly nice weather setting up here across the bay area, but with our dry weather in place, fire danger also remains elevated here throughout the north bay down to the south bay. we'll take a look at the fire burn index, and you can see the key on the left side of the screen, extreme is 162 and above the low is 0 to 37. the bay area will range 48 to 110. that puts us here in a high-risk, especially for the santa cruz mountains, the oakland hills and also for the north bay. keep in mind in los angeles it is at 296. so, extreme fire dange

mark, you and i have talked about this on my radio show aest hough topics. looking at the point of view you have been there, how do you take this if you are the administration. how do you approach this? let it play out as larry said? >> absolutely. the white house continues to cooperate fully with the special counsel through all of that process. and they are looking forward to this being done in an exat the diciousz fashion. one of the key things that we have also found out here just recently and some very good reporting by "the washington post" that the obama administration new year's ago about the warning signs that were developing of what russia was planning to do how they were planning to attack elections integrity with cyber warfare. and they did nothing about it. so, here's once again another case where the feckless leadership of the former administration led to the problems that donald trump is having to clean up as president, weather it's funding he see cocaine and turning a blind eye to that and looking the other way on this. democrats don't have a

. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is on edge to see hough the president is going to go. this morning lawyers representing president trump's transition team are accusing the special counsel of obtaining unauthorized access to tens of thousands of presidential transition e-mails. in a new letter to congress, the lawyer claims it taints the administration and the president is considering firing bob mueller. in a rare response they said, when we have obtained e-mails in our ongoing criminal investigation, we have secured either the account owner's consent or appropriate criminal process, end quote. the special counsel is set to meet with the administration. here with me to discuss that is treasury secretary steve mnuchin. secretary mnuchin, thank you as always, for being here. >> thank you. it's good to be with you. >> we'll get to the taxes in a minute, but i want to ask you about this lawyer for president trump saying they have achieved tens of thousands of e-mails from the transition. the lawyers say the  investigation is now tainted and this could set a

you write there's no clearer indication hough trump regards preero than the number of federal, military and national guard personnel sent to improve conditions on the ground. of course, adding to this was the concern over puerto rico's debt. it's weighing on this as well. what's that relationship like now between the federal government and the local government? >> i think it's growing more strained. the federal governor asked for the army corps to send more personnel. also more personnel from other electric utilities. at its peak the response was 15,000 people. now it's down to just over 5,000. katrina for comparison had a 60,000 personnel federal response. harvey and irma had had 40,000 and 31,000 respectively. so puerto rico is just not getting the same amount of attention. the president says it's because it's harder to get to. but you can imagine that would be a reason the federal government would want to step up and do more. but we just haven't seen that yet and it's been 100 days. >> a tendency to hear this, read this and say what the heck is going on? why is this moving slowly? co

what did you make hough of how described his legacy, his biggest achievements as president? >> it made sense. i'm surprised it's taken this long. at this point, i have a feeling that like omarosa may get out her memoirs before obama. given he was talking about his legacy before he even left office, i expected it to be on the one year anniversary of him leaving. his talking about policy and communications and talking about honor and integrity of the office, these are all things that president obama had been saying all along that he was very proud of. and again, objectively speaking, you know, he had a reasonably successful presidency. how great that presidency will be and how he'll reflect on it may be 10 to 20 years from now will be an interesting question to look at. >> some of the questions centered on how much has changed over the last 12 or 18 months and the advent of fake news, about distrust of social media and other news reports. let's listen to what former president obama had to say about that. >> everybody had a common set of facts, and so there might be conservativ

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hough, in practice it didn't work because in north africa they weren't tacking -- the allies weren't doing much of the attacking. the guns were much smaller, so on and so forth. i'll skip over the t53. i'll mention that the 19-millimeter jackson was not wanted because, again, it wasn't the fast mobile tank destroyer and nobody had a need for the 19-millimeter gun. however, there was a change of heart and by july of '44 they decided to classify it. this is what they really wanted. the crews didn't want this. barnes wanted this. he want today for his doctrine. the crews look at this and say my god, it's got no armor, i could get a pick axe and punch the crews didn't want it. he wanted it for his doctrine. he said, i could get a pick axe and chap through this. they got a reputation for killing tanks with the same 76 millimeter gun that the sherman had. the sherman was quite capable killing tanks as the m 14. what was it good at? it was reliable, worked, you knew it would do what it was supposed to. here's an example of design. the gunner in all three tanks are watching you, panther, pan

guest: there are probably 50 of the tae tea principled.hey are they went with the tax bill even hough it is generating a trillion plus debt because of other things in the tax bill they wanted. o, when you consider things on the hill, compromise has to occur. ompromise was behind the constitution and it has to occur here. unfortunately there's not been a between the mise two parties. there's been compromise within party.mocratic i would say there are many hard core are conservatives and concerned bout the debt and deficit and want to deal with the social ent programs, security, medicare, medicaid and hey will probably be on the underaccording to ryan in the future. we will see what happens. according to the director of the president's economic council aying infrastructure and he referred to those as welfare programs is where they want to the priorityhat is for the president. carol it rochester, new york, independent. good morning. mr. thurber mentioned the number unfilled a.m. balances doorships -- ambassadorships. have been w many unfilled because of no nominees sitting on the nominee