padhraic garvey is ing global head of debt and rate strategy. we want to take you live to hong kong, where the new year has just begun. as you can see, fireworks are just taking off. of course, it's a bit bittersweet this year because the territory has been putting on a big fireworks display, even as protesters have been gathering peacefully to call for independence from the mainland. fireworks will continue for a few more minutes. again, a very black and white picture from hong kong as it rings in a new decade and lots of concern for its citizens. let's check global markets now with kailey leinz. kailey: final day of 2019, and why markets are already closed in europe and asia, and the u.s. we are looking at relatively muted price action in a year in which the s&p has rallied nearly 30%. 0.1%, thes down nasdaq down slightly more. maybe a bit of profit taking in this final session of the decade, but we also have to note that as it is come volume is relatively low. if we hop into the bloomberg terminal and look at the average volume for the s&p 50

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john: at ameacked private ing, labour mps were overwhelmingly criticalth of r leader.that they were economically illiterate. many of his colleagues put the finger directly at him. some mps have still to be sworn in. it is a different parliament now, but life will not be easyne for anyo. john pienaar, bbc nr.s, westminste laura: in other news, court documents have revealed that the owners of the cpany that makes oxycontin,urdue pharma, started taking money out of twa from after i fined for misleading marketing of the painkiller. the sackler family took seven really dollars out of purdue pharma between 2008 and 2017. the sacklers own the firm which is acced of fueling the u.s. opios crithrough drugs like oxycontin. reds of thousands of rsproteste hit the streets of france again today, the latest in two wnsks of demonstr over plans to raise the age of retirement for the travel was disrupted andost trains cut to thousands of homes, some flights were canceled, and the eiffel tower was shot. indian prime minister narendra modi has again defendehis new citizenship law despite

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this deal presumably will involve a fair amount of commitment toing aing ing ing i agricultural >>> presidentrump says he supports paid family leave and expanded child care benefits for all american workers he spoke during a white house summit on that issue saying he's committed to getting it done >> it's time to pass paid family leave and expand access to quality. we're going to have really an expanded access to quality affordable child care in addition to all american parents. >> t-mobile ceo arriving in court where he will testify in favor of the long sought merger between his company and sprint state attorneys general are arguing that combination will cause harm to consumers by lowering compositilowe ing competition in the industry. >>> major league baseball will test for opioids and company but only players who do not cooperate with treatment plans will be subject to discipline. marijuana will be removed from drug abuses and will be treated the same as alcohol. lots of news in major league baseball today that's the update. back to you. >>> thank you very much. we're seeing stocks on the

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ing it to help other people. lot of people have tremendous problems in politics by the hazing, e bullying, very active in fighting sexual harassment in politics. people think that the trappings of power are such that they allow you to lord it over other people. nancy pelosi yowould tell that the way to have power isn't to have the trappings of power but to constantly give away empowering other people and using your power toprmake ogress in the lives of ot r people. >> we will have to leave it there. christina pelosi, thank you so much. >> my pleasure, thank you. >>> we are well in holiday season. a time of year when we gather with friends and family to enjoy good food and good times. but we l are not alike. family members come in all stripes. how do we stay connected with those we love despite gilitical and res differences? here to help us now is marriage and family therapist daniel ellenberg. thank you for coming in >> my pleasure. >> let's start with a look at the problem. you conduct workshops in dealing with

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bob: we'll see, and there is this sense right now, is there ing to be a crisis thatp? defines tr if it's the ecomy that thehu icane is back, you say -- and you're right that trump supporters stick with him, but i think there are a lot of people who don't like him but sticking with him because of the economy. robert: what is your perspective reporting-wise, moderating and talking about health care.is here a debate where they are moving on health care and hre theylaying out? >> one of the most significant changes we saw within just the democratic party in the spectrum of medicare of all or slight changes to the system as it exists building back up the affordable care act, was senator warren shifted her position and went to implement a medicare for all plan and t adopting plan that the moderate candidates had was a slow role out to a single payer system and entually moving to medicare for all. andrying to do it like that. but it was a o b a walkback for her. i don't think the democratic candidates have figured out which way the candidas need to go. robert: i wonder about

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there is a little bit of snow fall ing. it will be freezing cold tomorrow.der by saturday before more snow showers sunday and monday. >> from the holy land to the beaches of australia, millions are gathering for celebrations. >> reporter: this morning joy around the world as millions celebrate christmas, thousands of this many descending on the west bank town of bethlehem, the traditional birthplace of jesus. >> it means celebrating those who still have desire to love mankind and put themselves on line for it. >> reporter: a similar message coming from pope francis, leading a christmas eve mass that was massive at st. peter's basilica. this year's fire at notre dame t castle preventing a mass th th h and we wanted to wear a santa hat on the beach. >> the president and first lady opting for a southern baptist service in florida. and an estimated 2 billion people are celebrating christmas today. trevor alt, >> a family got an unexpected surprise today on bart. bart police officers first met cynthia and her two grand kids during a proof of payment inspection at

nu ing is provided b -- >> before we talkou about investments. >> what's new? >> expecting. >> twins. >> grandparent >> we want to put money aside for them. so, let's see what we can d >> chae in facts. >> ok. >> mom, are you painting again? >> you could sew these. >> change in plans. the change in fidelity. >> additional funding is provided by the fouation committed to bridging cultural differences, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs channel by viewers like you. once again, thank. moderator, robert costa. >> is the upcoming impeachment trial all but certain. mitch mcconnell is saying they willquit the president and there was flashes of uncertainty. lisa murkowski h bken and spoke to a local reporter and does not approve of mcconnell's white house. the >> when i heard that, i was disturbed. it means we have to take that step back from being hand-and-glove with the defense. robert: senator doues from alabama, the most vulnerable senate democrat told absence news that he remains undecided >> i'm trying to see if the dots are

and there are no [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back!ribs fi prince philip has been hospitalized as a precaution. they have not released any further information but we'll keep monitoring it for you. >>> i went to check my elf on the shelf and then i wind baent inside my room and i black smoke and fire. >> that is the 11-year-old credited with saving her family from that house fire. berlin saw the smoke, alerted her parents and sister. a christmas tree may have sparked it. firefighters went back to the home after the fire to give the family some holiday gifts. the house is basically a total loss. and all the presents were gone. so it is really nice to see that they went and did that. >>> building a better bay area takes a special significance during the holidays. >> right now local food banks are in desperate need of help, they are facing multimillion-dollar shortages. the alameda community food bank is short by $2.5 million. and others short by $11 million. and in marin, $4.2 million. >> we're trying to get the word out. so they do later

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thank you ing with us. nato leaders gossiping and bickering. the organization sufferg a slow brain death? >> i think his comment was directed at actions by turkey. he's very angry about that and i think he should be. at any rate, i would not say it is a brain death. i would say it's a brain cell problem. there are serious threats facing europe and the u.s., certainly including terrorism, cyber threats, russian threats,nd chinese investment. that's what no should be focused on him not nasty words between leaders. laura: but nato did agree on a common defense plan for the baltic states, overcoming turkeystion. is that significant? >> it's a bigl. d obviously, the baltic states are tiny andhe russian bear is right next to them. they have suffered massive cyber meltdowns, including -- especially the case of estonia. turkey had threatened to one -- erdogan, had threatened to veto it unless people in the other member states labeled the kurds as terrorists. that did not happen for good reason and erdogan back down. laura: nato secretary-general says t

president trump is there another perfunctory sort of ing that has to happen or is this therwill be in want one more i'm probably but probably just by voice vote. >>resolution to empower speaker pelosi to a point. the house managers of people who will be the prosutors. it won't name with a world heart and it doesn't name he time we hear fr her again will i think she may gavel, she will probably vel. the vote and when it's over and i'm. and yohave a feeling that she may give some of tse no pass in. close this thing down pretty soon once that happens. she sa good night or is there something else >>they all leave in other than the resolution appoinng managers i don't think so there may be someone who will try to do a motin reconsideration or the us and the parliamentarybut see no other business where the house mitch mcconnell who is now going to be in charge in the senate said that will begin sometime in rly january after the ball saying after the ball game take a little time which obviously when you consider the utheastern part of the country that is a religion cell. >>stands to reason t

part of the problem we are --ing is what we are doing mr. turley said yes, you should. that we have an imbalance of power. your question is valid in this sense, we are on a complete time crunch that we don't care if we can go. i brought this up earlier. we were fighting with the department of justice to get documents, it was amazing, adam schiff went and sat down with them and started getting documents. foreign affairs has done a great job of getting documents. only the judiciary committee seems to keep having problems because they don't know how to sit down with administration. our committee is hell-bent on impeachment. thank you all. >> until we hear from a court, we don't know if they are lawful. >> we ready? good evening,

we'll hear more from him [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back!'t mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. >>> good morning to you. santa rosa, concord, some fog. 40-minute delays at sfo. a look at highs today across the state. sunshine in the southland, but up to the north, rain through chico and a few scattered showers are around sacramento. can't rule out an isolated shower in the north bay, near santa rosa. maybe some drizzle. we are looking at the system to really provide not much in the way of shower activity across the bay. clouds will thin out across the day. enjoying a two-day break before things change. more wet weather arriving for the latter half of your saturday. >>> happening today, putting fast track on trial. thousands of drivers say the system messed up when trying to bill them for crossing the golden gate bridge. amy hollyfield is live at the golden gate bridge with more. amy? >> there's an interesting side story going on in the courtroom. fastrak was

>> i think they ask a foreign ofulgs to interfere,ing they should be. with is the house acts like a grand jury and the senate acts like the trial. the senate will then conduct the trial to look deeper into the evidence. i think when you look at how they've spelled out the articles against the president, pretty clear what the conduct is. and i think again you can debate the kaungszitutionalty of it. i didn't hear much of that tonight in the judiciary committee. frankly, on one side i thought was an intellectual black hole without a whole lot of substance to be argued. it was a process argument. arguments about we ought to have these other witnesses. we talk about proving the case. we can have the evidence in the case and let's start with witnesses. let's talk about witnesses we want to bring in and witnesses being blocked. if it's hard to complain about that and talk about the weakness of the case, complain. >> that soupds personal. i don't know. >> i got a question for you, but let me ask laura first. no, this is not about the it dance. listen. let's tu

in an easy way to play the indexes ing.s a new king of the mountain, the largest market capital in the world is an old economy company saudi aramco almost $2 trillion, knocked all the tech giants off the mountain. i would rather stay with the tech giants like a google parent alphabet which and or barry writes about this week. before i think that's a great call to read more check out this week's edition@barons.com and be sure to join us next week when we talk to legenda everybody mas wall street begins now. maria: and happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria great to be with you this weekend. coming up in just a few moments ceo of firm, maps election is our special guest. joining to talk about how a firm is disrupting the credit card industry. also asking about private evaluations and everything else. first big story of global headlines sending markets into record territory. phase i deal between the u.s. and china, and election victory

for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! elliott.'re probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: welcome back we are here with john mulaney. [ cheers and applause now john, you are a great comedian and part of your job is to have strong opinions about all different kinds of things. so with that in mind, and since it's the holiday season, it's time for a holiday edition of "wheel of opinions." [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ wheel of opinions yeah >> tariq: holiday edition. >> jimmy: now, how it works is you're going to hit this button here which really works. [ light laughter ] it activates the opinion topic generator. it will land on a random topic that relates to this time of year and whatever it is, you have to give your opinion on it. >> knee jerk >> jimmy: yep. >> okay. >> jimmy: first thing to your -- yeah things -- doesn't have to be prepar

>>i s ing to work is. variety says the big reen adaptation of andrew loyd webber's musical cats could be facing a millioloss the industry per reports the movie cost 100 millionto produce and another 95 to 00 millionto market. >>box office mojo says so far cats has ly made million at the worldwide box office the chlenge was to show him asa real person. awd season ne, it's ahonor for eddie, the critics oice association will give eddie murp its lifetime achievement award at the upcoming 25th annual criticchoice awards taking place on january 12 murphy is also nominated for the best actor award for his performance in the netflix movie dolemite is my name in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. before we go a little ek outside checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza now we have a litt bit of crowd in the cash lanes on the let but a great trip into san francisco. >>we'll be back with more bridge checks aft the break. welcome back to the kron 4 morning ws checking in on thforecast talng about 2020 folks in their plans

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rain, sometimes heavy at times to look out for is ing ruts futurecast for the witching hour we're looking for heavy rain just about all over the bay imbedded in there by the way not constant in total, however it will eak there we see it by 06:00am 6.30. there you see the heaviest rain up to the north bay strus stretchinga little bit on the east bay as well and then it does subside into the afternoon hours do want to note some nds coupled with this but the good news is this will be before your commute overnight noce, the wind direction out of the southeast this is mild air. so we look for snow levels to be fairly high. but really kind of apon a little bit there on the peninsula and out of the soutbay as ll concentration of winds off to central valley lookslike as we get into tomorrow as far as how much rain we get somemost of it will be up in the north bay, it's pretty typical. however, amid they look for about almost a half of an inch of rain and relatively modest amounts to be found down south again we're looking to see how much rain when this time is ing to be for rain ming on your satu

all of the indications are he's trying to koo ing ting to coope congress.h the phone calls one at a time and say, what did you discuss here. there's a lot they still need to work on. >> and lev parnas's lawyer has been very aggressive at making allegations. these are the outlines of a fact pattern that's pretty clear. rudy giuliani apparently called omb eight times the day marie yovanovitch was recalled. have you ever called anyone eight times in a day? it's not to say hi. there's usually an agenda. there's this apparent devin nunes phone record with lev parnas which was potentially a big deal because it was not disclosed during the house intelligence committee. >> at first he said he didn't know lev parnas. >> do we have that sound bite? we don't. he said, well, maybe i spoke to him. i'm not sure i remember. i know the name lev parnas came up because he's been indicted. well, let's play that. >> it's possible, but i haven't gone through all my phone records. i don't really recall that name, you know. i remember the name now because he's been indicted. i'll

ings. okay. that i can do, but let me talk about a few of the other things that we need to get done. another piece is that we have to make racial justice right at the heart of our climate plan. adesa right at the heart. for decades and decades now the government mhas permitted almosd all of the polluting industriesn to locate right next to communities of color, and located the waste dumps next to communities of color, and the consequence has been a disaster both for the people's health who have lived in the communities y the economic value in those communities. so i commit as a part of, we ar centrale part of my climate pla right from the beginning is that i commit to $1 trillion we will spend to clean up the de communities that are hardest hit and help in the economic . redevelopment in these communities. it is critical. and appl i am not through yet. i have to mention a couple more, because they are so important. the ve to pick up regulatory tool. nobody likes to hear the word regulation, and e

they have a very deliberate very detailed process of col to evade ing their leaders and putting them through their ranks making sure that they have enough experience before ascending to the top positions how is it possible that the countries would be so similar and so different at the same time what role do you think the chinese institutions play in in tranche ing this sounds all for insecurity. i think for one thing chinese institutions are much weaker than they look on the surface and if you look at the difficulty in something like overhauling coal plants for example or institutionalizing a proper water usage policy that shows you both how the institutions exist but also how weak the can be so in that there seems to be a certain similarity i'd also say there is a certain sense of. insecurity that's common to both because of a sense that the institutions are weak certainly in china she's insecurity in part is driven by the sense that the institutions might not work and the institutionalization of a cult of personality if you would within the military for example reflects that now th